PantherChris

And yet jax made it no further than we did, and its very possible the Pats don't either. I think it speaks more to the overall down year for the nfl as far as having great/dominant teams, every team this year has fatal flaws that can be exploited

Ehhh I agree the nfc is stronger this year but their really werent any truly dominant teams this year everyone is flawed, I think the narrative for the NFL this year will to try ahd force a Josh Allen SB win

Not even great defense just poo offense

I bet a lot of lower odds stuff with more legs like that initially, with 14-15 legs and low odds per leg but let me tell you what most think is a guarantee is even for me (a bettor whose up 150k in two years) won't hit more than 50% of the time. I prefer matchups and one event to hit plays IE TDs ints home runs goals.

This is value, live betting offers a lot of it especially if a "better team" is trailing, i took the Panthers to cover +4.5 yesterday for +250 as a single pre game. Godert for example the 49ers gave up 15 tds to TEs (most in the NFL) Godert scored 11 and yet he was +180 elite matchup insane value.

Ooof that.... is a LOT OF LEGS. I bet the opposite way, Higher odds lower legs by finding the value like Godert td +180 and Purdy 2 Int +350 I did this same bet on dk as well and it paid cash... (converting the 320$ bonus is easy though)

Gonna be a NFC west NFC title game lol

I mean somehow Todd Bowles is still employed there is always a sucker.

Honestly the edges on offense and defense, if someone drops it needs to be edge rusher or T, I todays nfl their are no true shutdown corners, anther mike jackson type would suffice with a pass rush.

Gonna need a draft pick and or fa too, Christenson is too injury prone himself to count on

Yea it does a contract extension is out of the question and it will be two years before hes back to 100%

Ickey is done for 2026, and possibly into 2027, and its entirely possible hes never the same. LT just became a huge hole.

Essentially, 45.6% of players with that injury never return to NFL action. And nearly 80% of players didn't return within two seasons. https://ftw.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2025/08/07/rashawn-slater-tears-patellar-tendon-timeline-to-return-injury/85567450007/#:~:text=The overall RTP for PT,Featured Weekly Ad Yep its worse much worse than an ACL tendons always are, think Achilles tendon except instead of explosiveness loss its complete loss of a knee.

Its worse, its a longer recovery and a longer time to return full functionality, tendons are always worse.

Bills