Episode Transcript
[00:00:00] Speaker A: Foreign.
[00:00:03] Speaker B: What's up everybody? Welcome back. This is the SOFO wise guys. I'm your host, Rome. And we have our two gambling sports betting experts, Handicappers Sniper west out of Las Vegas and Aaron Hollywood Toler out of Southern California. That's a little nod to what he used to go by in elementary school. I've known Aaron for a long time.
[00:00:28] Speaker C: A long time, man. Almost pre diaper days back then.
[00:00:33] Speaker B: By the way, whenever you guys want to join the sports coats thing, it's all good. If you guys can recognize a jersey underneath.
Maybe I'll buy you lunch next time.
[00:00:43] Speaker A: Joe. Justin Herbert. I can't. I can't tell. I know you don't think He's a top 10 quarterback.
[00:00:48] Speaker C: I think it's a UCLA guy. So was it Nico or what? Or is that an old Troy Aikman from ucla?
[00:00:53] Speaker B: UCLA jersey? I got Rocket man feeling good about biting this year.
[00:01:00] Speaker C: They get the two zero and all of a sudden the UCLA jersey comes out of the woodworks.
[00:01:04] Speaker B: Hey man, I was looking at tickets. I was thinking about, you know, if I go back to grad school or law school, I'm going back to ucla, man. I'm committed now. That's how pumped up I am.
All right, so last week was our first show for the sofa wise guys. How do we do last week with your guys? College picks as well as the NFL?
[00:01:25] Speaker A: I mean I, I did phenomenal as far as all the plays I released. I, I don't even remember what I released on your show because I think it was a little bit before I did all my research and, and released all my plays. But I, I think all my football combined. Last week I was 7 and 3 between college and NFL. So yeah, pretty good week. Pretty good start to the year and I think a week, you know, obviously we had the week zero slash week one for college football, which I was. I think I hit about 500, so. But I'm definitely up on the year after a seven and three week.
[00:01:52] Speaker B: Last week you guys had Missouri, Kansas over 50 and a half, Arkansas and Utah over 55. And Aaron threw in the under on Arizona State, Texas a and m, 50 and a half, so.
[00:02:05] Speaker A: Well, I know we hit. I know we hit Kansas. We did not hit Utah. What about Arizona State?
[00:02:11] Speaker C: No, we didn't hit that one.
[00:02:13] Speaker B: Oh, man.
[00:02:14] Speaker A: Even, even pros lose too sometimes. It's just a learning lesson.
[00:02:18] Speaker B: Even pros lose too.
So let's go over a game or two for college football, then we'll cover the NFL since it just kicked off this past week. And had a lot of surprising results.
And week two is always a bounce back to reality a little bit for many of these teams which I'm not sure man. I might have to pivot from my earlier season picks which we've covered on the sources from the sofa show. But let's start with college football. Aaron, what you got lined up for us?
[00:02:49] Speaker C: Yeah, so we're giving out what, one, one pick each here in college football. We got a couple games Friday night but I'm going to Saturday in the ACC you got SMU versus Louisville. SMU a one and a half point dog over under 59 and a half.
You know Louisville lost their opener, tough game against Ole Miss there to start the season. SMU of course beat Florida State and then came back on a short week and beat UC Davis at.
But now they travel to Louisville big in conference battle. This will be Louisville's first conference game of the season at home. I like Louisville here laying a point and a half smu, you know, short week from the first game to the second game. Remember they played that Monday night or Labor Day against Florida State. That game almost didn't kick off. So it seems like midnight eastern standard time after the power outage there in Tallahassee.
Get out of there late, come back. Played UC Davis. But Louisville, I like what they've been able to do. They got some of the two best running backs in the acc. Their defense is one of the better units in that league as well. And the quarterback is gaining more experience and Jeff Brahms one of the better head coach. OC play callers. Basically a pick em game here. I'll take the home side with Louisville Lane a point and a half against smu.
[00:04:11] Speaker B: Nice sniper. What do you have any takes on that or do you have a game you want to present?
[00:04:15] Speaker A: Yeah, you know what, actually I'm going to talk about a Friday night game. This is Houston and Texas Tech.
Actually I kind of want to hear just. I know we're going to move to the NFL really quickly but let me give this play out. I kind of want to hear what Aaron thinks about Ole Miss and lsu just because it's kind of the hype game of the weekend. I'll get my thoughts on it in a second. But you know, with Houston and Texas Tech. So this is Friday night. Okay, so Texas Tech is number 13 in the country. Houston number 22.
You know the Red Raiders, The Texas Tech Red Raiders, they've dominated this rivalry the past 14 times they played. Texas Tech has won 13 of them. So Houston's probably A little bit sick of getting picked on by the big brother down there in Texas, right? You got to think they have a little bit of revenge. And you know, I talk about revenge in college football, but there's so much turnover in college football. Like half the time the roster is half, you know, halfway different than it was the previous season. But you have to remember the boosters and the fans and whatever coaching staff is left over will let the players know, the new incoming players, that, hey, we've lost 13 of the last 14 to these guys. We need to come in and kick some ass, right? So that's kind of what I feel is going to happen here. Like Houston plus a seven and a half here. Obviously last year Texas Tech beat them by 24. The year before that is 21. So they've been ugly victories as well.
Texas Tech, they barely beat Oregon State last week. If you remember, they had to score two TDs in the fourth quarter. They beat them 35 to 24.
Will Hammond, pretty good quarterback. They are getting Terence Carter Jr. Back at tight end and Trey White back at Weinbacher. But Connor Weidman, you know, he's a pretty good quarterback. 69% so far on the year, 425 yards, four TDs, one pick. And he started 13 games for Texas A and M, if you remember, in the SEC before he came over here to Houston. So he has a lot of experience is my point. And I'm going to take Houston plus seven and a half here over the Texas Tech Red Raiders. I think they're going to hang tough. Interesting note, obviously, in Tech, Texas, you know, Friday Night Lights High school football is gigantic down there in Texas.
So normally Texas Tech does not play on Friday nights because they like to leave it for the boys, for everyone to go out and watch the high school football. But this game is on a Friday. They give it to us on a Friday, probably because it's such a marquee matchup. But it's the first time since 1941 that Texas Tech has played on a Friday night. So interesting little tidbit there as well.
[00:06:36] Speaker B: That is pretty crazy. That's funny that you picked this game though, because Aaron does have his on his games that he picked for this week for Friday. This is the second game he had for Friday. So Aaron, go ahead and give your two cents here.
[00:06:48] Speaker C: I'm going to second that. Man. I do like Houston getting seven and a half. I think it's gonna be a close game. If you look at Texas Tech, they're not dominating teams like they did last year. Remember, they came out the gate and they just seem to be beating people. 40 nothing, 50 nothing. Their defense was really dominant. Lost some guys to the NFL level. Will Hammond as sniper mentioned in there, he's coming off an ACL injury last year.
Remember Brendan Sworesby was supposed to be the quarterback here, but ruled ineligible by the ncaa. I think it's gonna be a tough game as well. It's gonna be tight. Houston's improved over the last few years with this coaching staff and they've done a good job of bringing some players in. Texas Tech is still getting their feet wet. Rome, if you remember I said Oregon State last week was one of our top plays as well, was gonna give Texas Tech trouble. So you go from Lubbock to Corvallis back home, short week on a Friday against a in state rivalry team that, you know, Sniper mentioned got beat by three plus touchdowns last year. Close game here. I think Tech probably pulls it out being in a Friday night, haven't played since 1941. They find a way to win. But I like Houston to cover the seven and a half as well.
[00:07:55] Speaker B: Nice. Do you want to briefly throw in your other Friday night game or should we talk about a little bad about lsu, Ohio, Ole Miss?
[00:08:04] Speaker C: I mean, yeah, we can do lsu, Ole Miss. I mean, Sniper once he's, he's eager to get on that game.
[00:08:10] Speaker A: Yeah, I just, you know, it's marquee matchup. Everybody's. It's obviously the best, probably the best game of the day. Obviously, the Lane Kippen drama. I mean, I like, I like Ole Miss here. You're catching three points with the home team with a lot of revenge. I know I mentioned revenge with the Houston game and everything, but I mean, they got to be pissed off. They're going to let Lane Kiffen hear about it. He came out in the media this week and he said, oh, pressure's not on us. It's on them. I mean, you know, they won way more games than we did last year. They have, you know, two, arguably two Heisman candidates in their backfield. You know, the pressure is not on us. It's not on them. Well, Lane Kiffin, the pressure is on you, my friend, because you're the one who left them. You're the one that they got all those wins with. Right. And you left them for dead in the middle of a college, you know, football playoff. And the pressure is on Lane, not on Ole Miss. And I think Ole Miss can win this game outright. I'll take the three points and Put them in my back pocket. But you know, Chambliss, he's probably going to be an NFL quarterback, to be honest with you. Kawan Lacey, really good running back.
I think it's going to be a great game. I think it's going to be a little higher scoring, too. But give me the three points with the Ole Miss Rebels.
[00:09:12] Speaker B: Wow, that's a lot.
[00:09:15] Speaker C: I love Ole Miss getting three points as well. I agree. I think they're going to win this game outright. I mean, LSU has looked dominant on defense, but they haven't gone against really an offensive team like Chambliss and Ole Miss. I mean, this defense has been great, but we saw last week, to me, I'm going with a better quarterback at home. Sam Levitt had a lot of three, four interceptions. He gets sloppy sometimes with the ball. Chambliss very, very good passer in the pocket, can get out of the pocket. He can create stuff of his legs, but he doesn't turn the ball over. To me, the key comes to who turns the ball over and who doesn't. I'll take the better quarterback in this one right now and I'll take ole miss +3 as well. I think that's a solid play.
[00:09:54] Speaker B: All right, sounds good. I'm not going to say my 2 cents on that one. I'm going to wave it for the other show on that. Just keep this one short.
[00:10:01] Speaker C: It sounds, it sounds like you're fading that play, Rome.
[00:10:03] Speaker B: I'm super fading it 100%.
But let's talk NFL now.
We had some interesting results in week one, including the highest scoring game in week one in NFL history with the Chicago Bears, Carolina Panthers. We had some, you know, Arizona Cardinals whooping on the Chargers. Some teams that are supposed to be the bottom of the barrel looking really competitive and at least they're going to be a tough out for the rest of the year. Week two, typically we see like a little return to reality, but I'm not sure we're going to get this week. What games you have in mind for our listeners.
[00:10:43] Speaker A: Well, I'll start on Thursday night. We can kind of just, you know, we have maybe 20 minutes here. We can wrap about the NFL. We can kind of just go down the schedule. I'll throw out a couple of free plays here. I have a bunch of premiums I've already released. But Thursday night we get Lions Bells, which is kind of cool. It's on, you know, obviously Prime Video and usually those prime games suck. But this is actually a banger they gave us A banger starting week to a possible super bowl matchup. Obviously it's a high mark stadium. So the Bills are debuting the new stadium as well.
And you know the Lions, they gave up a lot of points last week to the Saints. They just kind of their defense fell apart there in the second half. They arguably could have lost that game. You know, they New Orleans Whipper 2, kind of a bad play call there, but it was the right decision to go for two in my opinion.
The bills, they put up 36. The bills put up 36 on the Texans and the Texans are arguably supposed to be a top three defense in the NFL. So that was very, very impressive. And the Bills also gave up 31 points to the Texans, who are a mediocre offense. Right. And the Lions, they're going to put up their points. They're going to put up their points no matter who they play. Jameer Gibbs, he had 156 yards last week. You know, they're going to run the ball. James Cook was not all that involved with the Bills offense. He only rushed 13 times for 57 yards last week for the Bills. But I think they'll get him more involved. The big X factor here is Joe Brady. I think the reason they let go of McDermott, they didn't want to see Joe Brady go to another team and be a coordinator or a head coach for another team. I think that's why they pulled the trigger and got rid of McDermott and promoted Brady because he's in there in the locker room taking a shirt off, whipping it around with the players and stuff. It's just great energy.
And the Bills, they had more explosives in this last game versus the Texans than they have in the past two years in any game. And that's versus a top three NFL defense. So I think there's a lot of points in this game. Give me the over. It was sitting at 53 and a half. I don't know if that's still where it is. I can check. Well, we'll hear what Aaron. I don't know if Aaron has a thought on that game, but I like the over quite a bit.
[00:12:32] Speaker C: Yeah, I mean it's a short week coming in both teams, you know, coming off a victory, you know, close, close victories.
[00:12:39] Speaker B: Right.
[00:12:39] Speaker C: Lions, as Wes mentioned, an overtime. Get the two point conversion. Stop Buffalo. Josh Allen hits a big play there late to get them the touchdown. Almost through. You know, game ending interception in the end zone that the Texas dropped. But look at the Texans were able to move the ball against Buffalo.
I agree Detroit should be able to do the same here. It's a short week, so basically you're going to get a lot of basic, simple defensive packages, a lot of, you know, dime, nickel, playing safe, Gibbs and stuff. Should have a nice game as well. And the Lions can score. They dropped a lot of passes and big plays that they could have had against the Saints in game that first game and their defense struggled in the second half. Buffalo, new defensive coordinator and Jim Leonard again, where they at defensively? Houston's not known for being an explosive offense and dropped 31 on them. Had a chance to get more. I agree. I think it's a high scoring game, probably 30, 27 here.
I think the Lions are up to about five and a half on the spread now. I do see they got two offensive linemen expected starters to miss this game, but I would agree. Over 53 and a half, 54, whatever the total is at, I think it's a safe play.
[00:13:44] Speaker A: Yeah, another thing too. Yeah, another thing too. Yeah, Detroit has two defensive backs out as well right now. And also too, I want to make note that the lines actually it has moved. It's 54 and a half now. I'd probably take this up to 55 before I backed off. Only because, you know, you're 52 and you're 55 are key numbers.
But yeah, I mean, this line's going nowhere but up. So I wouldn't be surprised if this is 55. I wouldn't be surprised if this gets to like 55 and a half or something before kickoff. It's just kind of crazy. But I mean, you look at the splits.
So as far as the total, 76% of the tickets are on the over, 73% of the money is on the over.
So the sportsbooks need an under really bad or they're going to get a beating starting week two. And by the way, the sportsbooks took a beating in week one by the way, with all the overs.
[00:14:31] Speaker B: Yeah, I bet. I liked how Tomlin mentioned it, you know, just because in preseason and now camps, there's not really a lot of hitting. So it's going to take defenses a while to kind of get adjusted and start, you know, playing smash mouth again. So he wasn't surprised that there was a lot of offense just churning along because the defense just couldn't keep up yet. So next game, I got, I got Vikings, Bears next on the list.
[00:14:53] Speaker A: Yeah, Aaron, you want to start first?
[00:14:56] Speaker C: Yeah, I mean, Vikings, Bears, I mean, Look, Chicago, what, 59 points there in the first game of the season. I mean, talk about explosive offenses. I mean, they almost broke the whole total week one NFL themselves.
Minnesota, I mean, I think Carson Wentz is going to start this game. I. I think Kyler Murray has been ruled out. So that means JJ McCarthy moves into the number two spot. But for Minnesota, look, they gave up a ton of big explosive plays in that first half against Green Bay. Green Bay, you know, just didn't convert those into touchdowns. And in the second half, fourth quarter, especially Minnesota's defense got to Jordan Love and for some turnovers and got their offense set up for some nice position. But Chicago here at home opener. Ben Johnson, as we know, has already talked about wanting to score 50 points a week. Well, they achieved 59 in week one. I see the line has gone down from five to four and a half. Chicago Lane, four and a half. I just find it tough to believe that Carson Wentz in this Vikings offense is going to be able to keep pace with the Bears again here on the road. Chicago home opener. The place is going to be juiced up. This is a team that looks like they are a contender in the NFC to get to a Super Bowl. I like the Bears at home laying four and a half.
[00:16:05] Speaker A: Yeah, I don't really have an opinion. Yeah, I don't really have an opinion on the game. It just. It seems too easy to take the Bears. I mean, if I were to bet the game, it'd probably be Bears or pass. Honestly, I mean, that. The hit on Kyler Murray was pretty vicious.
Obviously he's still in concussion protocol. I'm actually, I'm looking at the news right now. They actually say he's going to be a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, which I'm shocked he's even on the field, like at a practice right now.
But, yeah, I mean, obviously we're going to get Carson wins here. I would think for at least one more week.
I thought that when that happened to Murray, he'd be out. Like, I. I thought he'd be out three or four weeks, like minimum.
But Carson, you know, he played okay, actually. And I. I know they won the game, but it was more of a Packers implosion to me than it was the Vikings playing fantastic. And the Vikings, they got bailed out on a holding call there too. At the end. Not at the end, but, you know, when they. I think it was when they took the lead. But it's either Bears or pass for me here.
[00:17:02] Speaker B: Gotcha. Aaron, you want to pick the next game?
[00:17:06] Speaker C: Wow, this is. This is a tough matchup. I mean, you got Bengals going to the Texans. I mean, that.
That's going to be a tough game.
[00:17:15] Speaker B: That's gonna be a fun game.
One of the better ones of the week, I think.
[00:17:21] Speaker A: Yeah, I, I have a. I have a small opinion here. I. I gave a free play out on it. So I do like the Bengals plus the. The three here. Okay. But the only thing that scares me a little bit. I just heard like literally an hour ago that Burrow has a tight back, but he's going to play. But the first is as soon as I saw that, I think I saw it on Twitter or X or whatever and I was like, oh, here we go with the Joe Burrow injuries again. Right. Already in week two. It's like the guy just can never.
Here's the thing with Joe Burrow. I will say to his credit, he has been a fantastic quarterback. As a road underdog against the spread anytime. I think the stat, I have it right here. The Bengals have covered in 13 of their last 14 when Burrow has been a road underdog of at least two and a half points. And the only that one loss they had was when he left the game and he ended his season with the wrist injury. So he's been phenomenal in this spot. They've. Cincinnati's also covered in each of their last three trips to Houston. So they just play well on this building. I don't know what it is, but they play well there down in Houston. Jamar Chase. I don't even think Jamar Chase had a catch last week, if I remember correctly. So they need to get him involved.
[00:18:28] Speaker C: I think he had one catch.
[00:18:30] Speaker A: Yeah. So they got to get him more involved here. But. And Houston, they just give up 36 points to Buffalo. So I mean, is their defense suspect? I know Buffalo has a tremendous offense, but that was not a good look for that Texas defense that I thought was top three in the NFL. So I'm going to take the three points with the Cincinnati Bengals here.
[00:18:50] Speaker C: Yeah, I'm. I'm leaning that way too. Of the Spangles getting three points. I mean look, everyone's going to expect the Texas defense to bounce back and I think they will. But Rome, we touched on this before. Look at the Texas started the last year 03 and everybody ripped them off 13. That does not play good in September. There's team that starts slow and for me, Cincinnati, the most impressive thing was that defensive unit that created four turnovers, got a fumble score and. And return that for a touchdown. C.J. stroud fumbled the ball twice last week and at the end of the game against Buffalo was not to complete the comeback for the Texans. I think the Bengals defense can force in a couple more turnovers here and as sniper mentioned, I think Joe Burrow with his leadership and getting Jamar Chase involved will help the Bengals here. Keep it close, cover the three points. I am worried we'll keep an eye an eye out on the injury report but I did see that Joe Burrow did have, you know, back tightness, maybe spasms. It is Wednesday so we go. We got a few days to hopefully get that cleared up by Friday. Saturday wake up Sunday feel good but I I lean to towards the Bengals points here on the road.
[00:19:53] Speaker B: That's a tough one. Bengals although they won last week, they didn't look all that impressive against the Bucks. Bucks also had like a lot of miscues.
Mayfield, you know, mishandled the ball a few times. It just kind of looked like amateur hour. The Texans so they had a quite of a fight last week against the Bills and aside from like that last missed opportunity to intercept it, they win the game. It was the most points they allowed in a game in like three or four years. But I expect them to bounce back in a big way. And Bengals, that's a tough matchup man.
[00:20:27] Speaker A: So let's, let's do this realm just in the interest of time. We've got about 10 more minutes here. I am going to run down the schedule. I'm going to throw out all the picks that I've both released and bet personally here and then I'll hear Aaron and your your Aaron's and yours your takes on my my best releases. So we talked about the over with the Lions, Bills we got Eagles, Titans no opinion Vikings, Bears. I told you Bears are pass. Aaron likes the Bears Pittsburgh, New England like the over here we're sitting at 41 and a half. Obviously Pittsburgh they scored 20 points but they had that TG the TJ Watt interception. So their offense really only scored 13. I think their offense bounces back. New England, no AJ Brown, I get that but I think their office is going to play a lot better here. I like a lot of points in this game. I might be in the minority but I think it goes over Green Bay, New York, jets no opinion. The Saints and Ravens interesting game with the Saints playing that well last week. Shug's the real deal, man. Over 400 yards passing. I mean I know the Lions defense ain't that great but I, I didn't release this or bet it but I'm kind of leaning Saints to be honest with you, you're getting seven and a half. That's kind of tempting with that team. I know they just blew out Indianapolis, but I, I do hear that Zay Flowers is going to be out for that one. We talked about Cincy, Houston, Cleveland, Tampa. I like the. I like the Browns. Dude, call me crazy. This might be the.
The is either the squarest play ever or the sharpest play ever. But I like the Browns against the Bucks. They. The Bucks just keep turning it over. I released it and betted at eight and a half. It's down to seven and a half now. So the Sharps are probably agreeing me because I guarantee you one thing, the public is not betting Cleveland. If anyone's betting Cleveland, it's the Sharps.
So I might be on the right side there. It sounds crazy, but I like the Browns getting seven and a half. Carolina, Atlanta like the over. Carolina, you know, put up all those points. Give up all those points. Give me the over there.
Raiders, Chargers give me the over. I think it's a high scoring game. Chargers have to bounce back. Raiders, their offense looked decent with Cousins and I think Bowers might be coming back in this game too, if I remember correctly. Jags, Broncos, no opinion.
Dolphins, Niners likely over there. I might be in the minority but the total set at 45. That's kind of a high total for the Dolphins after they look terrible last week. I think there's going to be a lot of points here. Although I do hear that that the Niners receiver scribbling I believe. I think he's out for 10 weeks now.
[00:22:45] Speaker B: I still think that goes over.
[00:22:47] Speaker A: Yeah, I think there's a lot of points there. Seattle, Arizona like the over there. I think there's a lot of points like the commies getting the commies plus three and a half versus the Cowboys. Cowboys defense can't stop at runny nose. No opinion on Chiefs, Colts and no opinion on Giants ramps.
[00:23:05] Speaker B: Wow, a lot of overs here.
[00:23:07] Speaker A: Yeah, I think it's well last week.
[00:23:10] Speaker B: Yeah. So we got Pittsburgh, New England over. Saints are taking plus seven and a half against Ravens. Cleveland plus seven and a half as well against Tampa Bay Panthers Atlanta over. Raiders charges over. Dolphins, Niners over, Seattle over. And the Commanders over as well. Right.
[00:23:26] Speaker A: Commanders plus the points.
[00:23:28] Speaker B: Oh, plus points.
[00:23:30] Speaker A: Yeah. And the Saints. The Saints actually that's just a lean. I haven't released it or bet it but I still might. I actually the more I think about it, I might talk myself into the Saints.
Yeah.
[00:23:40] Speaker C: So I'll go over the games. I mean I, I have no opinion on some of these games games I agree on so he's got, I mean look, I, I, I mean the Cleveland play is risky for sure. I'm, I, I, I got no lean on that one right now. I mean Cleveland looked bad last week. Tampa did too. I think we touched about it on our show like Tampa's one of the best teams typically in the month of September. Baker plays some of his best football.
I, I think the plays either Tampa or stay away but it's, it's a lot of points delay for two teams that did not look great in week one.
New Orleans I think again yeah no Zay Flowers Jacoby Lane out too of the wrist injuries. So again they're going to lean on the run game against the the Saints. Look the Saints only gave up seven points in the first half against the Lions it was 70 at the half so their defense at least showed up for the first half and they can score. So I, I agree. I think the Saints you either play the Saints. The over 46 and a half seems enticing too. I mean Balt Moore is going to get better defensively but Jesse Mender is going to take time with this group. I mean the colts still drop 23 on them so to me this looks like a game that could easily get to 28, 21 without a problem. So I would lean towards the Saints in the over you got Chargers Raiders agree. I mean the Chargers aren't going to look that bad offensively two weeks in a row they're going to practice their ass off. Harbaugh never lost an opening week one game and that team looked terrible. I think they'll look a lot better.
And the Raiders, you know, say what you want Kubiak they got a run game of Genti Cousins looked pretty decent but he did turn the ball over two times so turnovers always lead to short fields and point opportunities. So I think the over is probably pretty solid play there.
Cowboys I mean look the Cowboys defensively we didn't think they could look any worse than they did last year. Week one they literally leaving guys 20 yards open in the flats on just basic swing passes. So the running back commanders are better than people think. They played the Eagles tough too so I would agree. I would lean towards Washington covering the four points.
Seattle Arizona look Arizona can score, they got offensive weapons. Seattle defensively is great but Seattle Drew Locke coming in here, he's got a full week of practice. They'll be better offensively than they were in week one. So I tend to agree. That's a what, 41 over under total.
And yeah, that's, that's pretty much my plays liens on what Wes had there to release.
[00:26:05] Speaker B: Nice. Loved it. So we got a couple games for college, including one Friday night game, Houston, Texas Tech. We talked smu, Louisville, that's a pick from Aaron. And then talked a little LSU and Ole Miss where both these guys have Ole Miss winning up outright.
Lot for me to take it on that one of what we got like what, eight games you guys covered eight, nine, ten games.
[00:26:33] Speaker A: It's, it's hard to give an opinion on every game. Aaron knows this because, I mean, you bet every game in the NFL, you'll just get squashed like a bug. So you kind of, you kind of have to pick your spots.
[00:26:44] Speaker B: Yeah, I finally got on Kalshee and lost all my winnings by dipping my finger into some side prop bets and I'll never do that again. I'm going to stick to what I know and not get suckered in this despite the juiciness of some extra winnings. I could have cashed out a lot more. So be careful guys. If you gamble Kalshee, DraftKings, wherever you place your bets in, they'll do it.
The sofa wise guys. I'm Rome, we got Sniper and Aaron.
Catch us next week.
