ATS overall record: 80-52-4
Week 1: 10-6
Week 2: 9-5-2
Week 3: 12-4
Week 4: 10-5-1
Week 5: 8-5-1
Week 6: 9-6
Week 7: 8-5
Week 8: 8-8
Week 9: 6-8
Week 10 ATS plays
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Game notes...
CAR/CHI: What a wonderful primetime game. Don’t have much faith in either team, more playing the number. I’m not huge on Bryce Young, but this may be a bounce back spot for him against a crappy defense.
IND/NE: Not quite the Germany match-up of Week 9. Indy has been kind of plodding along, but I think their running game will get neutralized here by New England. Mac has been crappy but he may get some opportunities here. New England hasn’t been good to me, but I’ll be stubborn here.
GB/PIT: Don’t love this game either. Oof. I think the Packers are gonna put up a good enough defensive effort to keep this close, and I’ll take the points at this number. I just don’t trust the Steelers offense (not saying I really trust GB either lol).
NO/MIN: Interesting to see the hot Vikings getting points at home after a road win against a decent team with Dobbs. That said, I think the Saints are starting to figure some things out offensively. I also think they smell blood and feel a chance to try and separate themselves from the rest of the division.
HOU/CIN: Another tough game. I am high on Cincy in the big picture, but I am impressed with how Stroud has played. I do think, though, that the Texans defense is going to struggle here to keep the Bengals weapons in front of them. It’s a lot of points, but I will lay the touchdown with Cincinnati.
CLE/BAL: A lot of signs pointing to Baltimore here, but I’m gonna go the other direction. I think Cleveland will respond to a bad first meeting and make a lot of defensive adjustments to keep this thing tight. I also think Baltimore tends to be a little flat after a big performance. I think this may be that spot, despite it being a divisional game.
TEN/TB: Yeah this is another clusterfuck of a game. Tampa showed signs of life on offense, but think the new Levis Titans also have. Basically a coin flip. I think I’ll take slight underdog at home here, one last stand for Baker and the boys. Not much confidence.
SF/JAX: I think the Jaguars have been flying a bit under the radar, but I love the Niners in this spot. Both teams coming off a bye, but think it helped the Niners exponentially more because of health/the losing skid heading into the bye. Think they come out on fire and re-establish themselves as a serious Super Bowl contender.
DET/LAC: I really like the Lions here after the bye week, against a team on a short week. Think Lions are going to physically own the line of scrimmage and be able to run the ball down this shaky defense’s throat. I think they go into SoFi and get it done.
ATL/AZ: Number seems low, but Vegas has finally figured out that the Falcons are not very good. That said Arizona is just a total clusterfuck and I’m going to close my eyes and take the road Dirty Birds to somehow get to 5-5 here.
WAS/SEA: People will be low on Seattle after that terrible performance in Baltimore, and maybe even a little high on Washington, who may believe it’s truly in the playoff race now. But I think this is a nice bounce back spot for the Seahawks, who are still a solid bet to make the playoffs. Don’t trust Washington/Howell in back to back road games.
NYG/DAL: It’s a lot of points, but the Cowboys have had a lot of success in this division and against the Giants specifically. Maybe the New York defense keeps it respectable, but I just think they are going to be realllllly pressed to score here.
NYJ/LV: I think there is a newfound energy in this Vegas team. Credit to the Jets for staying competitive this season with a pretty bad QB, but I think they will regress a bit down the stretch. I think the Raiders get the win at home.
DEN/BUF: Denver has shown a little bit of life as of late, and Buffalo has looked pretty trashy. But this may finally be the “Bills roll inferior opponent at home” game. It’s a little more points than I like, but I’ll take the Bills here.