Nah the nfl betting market is mighty efficient. People like to bet road favorites -6, they don't like to lay a price on the moneyline.
He was about 50 to 60 when the ball hit the ground. The free safety was closest.
I'm sure kc fan can name some missed calls for them. That said, can anyone explain why Kelce didn't get a penalty in his hissy fit ripping his helmet off and no call while clearly on the field? Or the pancake block in the back on a d lineman when Mahomes scrambled right for a long gain or td, can't remember which?
That's kinda why I pointed out the odds. If anybody has serious conviction that Miami can win the division then they should have at it.
In the offseason Irsay blamed everything on Carson Wentz. Pretty clear now that Indy's problems ran a lot deeper than that.
I'm still trying to figure out that 'block in the back' that happened somewhere outside of St Louis on a 10yd Henry run.
Tennessee with Willis at QB this year
I'm not sure but I don't think Favre is a good guy....
Still free as a bird, though.
a great witching hour
They can still intimidate referees. See last month Monday night game vs the Raiders
Yes that's a factor. Also the phantom PI that negated an int when they were losing 10-0 to LA.
Much rather lose on a bomb like when the Jets' defensive coordinator whose name I can't remember but his nickname was Dr. Heat called a zero blitz and lost a game vs. the Raiders in 2020 or 2021 than getting nickel and dimed to death like Brady did to Rams.
That would be former Bills HC Gregg WilliamsMuch rather lose on a bomb like when the Jets' defensive coordinator whose name I can't remember but his nickname was Dr. Heat called a zero blitz and lost a game vs. the Raiders in 2020 or 2021 than getting nickel and dimed to death like Brady did to Rams.
Just look up his name on twitter and you'll see how Scummy KC fans are.
