Dudes,
As a Historian, I've often admired correlations from the past which subsequently resurface to present day regardless of their dissents. I loathed these implications at Mississippi University with their English Lit. program, it just amazes me how I went from that to what I've become. I'll always state..."Life is understood backwards, yet lived forewords."
OK, so what the fuck does this mean in the world of the NFL? It's simple, and I'll illustrate here.
Last month on October 12, Detroit went to Minnesota where the Vikings went off as a (-1) chalk, only losing to the Lions 17-3.
The following week on October 19, Minnesota went to Buffalo and were a hefty (+6.5) road mutt. I labeled this at the time as my leg spreader play of the week. The Vikings snaked the cash in this one falling to the Bills 17-16 on a last second play, but covered the spread the whole game, a relatively easy win here for The Meat Vendor database.
OK, so let's try this again...what the fuck does this mean for today? And again, I'll illustrate.
On November 6 (Thursday Night), Cincinnati was a home chalk (-6) over Cleveland, falling to the Browns 24-3. Today we find the Bengals in the identical roll of the Vikings last month here as they're installed as road rovers off to New Orleans.
Let me emphasize a couple things, my capping has systematical, situational, and match-up prowlness all formulated into a pile of shit that gets stuffed into a blender the next day after a binge hangover. What filters out thus far as been nearly 5K this season in marginal profits.
So, in the simplest of terms, if the chick you're banging doesn't do the bikini wax thing downstairs, DO NOT buy her a can of shaving cream and razors for Christmas. (That is of course if you prefer that sort of thing)
9 units Cincinnati Bengals +7 (Leg Spreader Play of the Day)
7 units Oakland/San Diego under 45.5
5 units Chicago Bears -2
5 units Philadelphia/Green Bay under 54
4 units Seattle Seahawks +1
4 units Carolina Panthers +3
3 units Arizona Cardinals Pick
3 units Cleveland Browns -3.5
3 units Tampa Bay Buccaneers +6.5
3 units New England Patriots +3
2 units St. Louis Rams +9
As always my fellow womb stretchers, keep it crispy,
Best of Luck,
Eddie Rebel
As a Historian, I've often admired correlations from the past which subsequently resurface to present day regardless of their dissents. I loathed these implications at Mississippi University with their English Lit. program, it just amazes me how I went from that to what I've become. I'll always state..."Life is understood backwards, yet lived forewords."
OK, so what the fuck does this mean in the world of the NFL? It's simple, and I'll illustrate here.
Last month on October 12, Detroit went to Minnesota where the Vikings went off as a (-1) chalk, only losing to the Lions 17-3.
The following week on October 19, Minnesota went to Buffalo and were a hefty (+6.5) road mutt. I labeled this at the time as my leg spreader play of the week. The Vikings snaked the cash in this one falling to the Bills 17-16 on a last second play, but covered the spread the whole game, a relatively easy win here for The Meat Vendor database.
OK, so let's try this again...what the fuck does this mean for today? And again, I'll illustrate.
On November 6 (Thursday Night), Cincinnati was a home chalk (-6) over Cleveland, falling to the Browns 24-3. Today we find the Bengals in the identical roll of the Vikings last month here as they're installed as road rovers off to New Orleans.
Let me emphasize a couple things, my capping has systematical, situational, and match-up prowlness all formulated into a pile of shit that gets stuffed into a blender the next day after a binge hangover. What filters out thus far as been nearly 5K this season in marginal profits.
So, in the simplest of terms, if the chick you're banging doesn't do the bikini wax thing downstairs, DO NOT buy her a can of shaving cream and razors for Christmas. (That is of course if you prefer that sort of thing)
9 units Cincinnati Bengals +7 (Leg Spreader Play of the Day)
7 units Oakland/San Diego under 45.5
5 units Chicago Bears -2
5 units Philadelphia/Green Bay under 54
4 units Seattle Seahawks +1
4 units Carolina Panthers +3
3 units Arizona Cardinals Pick
3 units Cleveland Browns -3.5
3 units Tampa Bay Buccaneers +6.5
3 units New England Patriots +3
2 units St. Louis Rams +9
As always my fellow womb stretchers, keep it crispy,
Best of Luck,
Eddie Rebel
