Top Capper
I picked up this guy 3 weeks ago and wanted to track him before I started taking his plays/posting them
He doesn't post every day but has been really solid, he usually sends out his football plays for the week on Thursdays or Fridays
His records for past 3 weeks listed below...
NBA - 11-1
College football - 8-0
NFL - 4-3
He rates his plays small, medium, large, and XL... I haven't seen an XL play in the past 3 weeks but apparently they exist
Army +3 LARGEMiami Florida +3 LARGE
Louisiana Tech +5.5 Medium
Indianapolis NFL +10.5 Medium
Cleveland NFL +13 Small
Rockets tonight -5.5 Small
I picked up this guy 3 weeks ago and wanted to track him before I started taking his plays/posting them
He doesn't post every day but has been really solid, he usually sends out his football plays for the week on Thursdays or Fridays
His records for past 3 weeks listed below...
NBA - 11-1
College football - 8-0
NFL - 4-3
He rates his plays small, medium, large, and XL... I haven't seen an XL play in the past 3 weeks but apparently they exist
Army +3 LARGEMiami Florida +3 LARGE
Louisiana Tech +5.5 Medium
Indianapolis NFL +10.5 Medium
Cleveland NFL +13 Small
Rockets tonight -5.5 Small
**CORRECTION**
Nover GOY: Seattle -6 .. Not Arizona +7
Friend sent me this along with the confirmation..
Seattle isn't as good as it has been the past few years. Attrition has taken a toll on the Seahawks' defense. But the Seahawks are still a well above team. Arizona is a bottom feeder with Drew Stanton behind center. If the Seahawks didn't blow Sunday's game to the Redskins, this line would look much higher. Seattle was better than Washington, though, outgaining the Redskins by nearly 200 yards. The Seahawks couldn't overcome a franchise-record 16 penalties and Blair Walsh missing three field goals. Walsh was 12 of 13 in field goals prior to that game. The Seahawks are taking heavy criticism for that bad disappointing performance. They are in bounce back mold and I fully expect that to happen. Russell Wilson is having a huge season. Paul Richardson is having a breakout season joining Doug Baldwin, Tyler Lockett and Jimmy Graham to provide strong receivers for Wilson. Seattle's offensive line is upgrade with the addition of Pro Bowl left tackle Duane Brown. Thomas Rawls is healthy giving Seattle its best running back option. Arizona's defense is merely average. During their past four games, the Cardinals have gone against three good passing teams - the Eagles, Rams and Buccaneers. The Cardinals allowed an average of 419 yards through the air against those foes. Arizona has recovered only one fumble on the season and is tied for 25th in takeaways/giveaways at minus 4. The Cardinals' offensive line has started to play better. However, the Cardinals' attack now consists of just ancient Adrian Peterson running and Larry Fitzgerald catching short passes. Stanton is an immobile stiff, who can't hurt a defense with downfield passes. Peterson is 32, a senior citizen by running back age. He just ran a career-high 37 times this past Sunday. Now he's playing on a short week. His legs won't be there. The Seahawks aren't going to have a problem shutting down the Cardinals' scaled-back, limited attack and Arizona's defense isn't strong enough to contain Wilson and his weapons.
Nover GOY: Seattle -6 .. Not Arizona +7
Friend sent me this along with the confirmation..
Seattle isn't as good as it has been the past few years. Attrition has taken a toll on the Seahawks' defense. But the Seahawks are still a well above team. Arizona is a bottom feeder with Drew Stanton behind center. If the Seahawks didn't blow Sunday's game to the Redskins, this line would look much higher. Seattle was better than Washington, though, outgaining the Redskins by nearly 200 yards. The Seahawks couldn't overcome a franchise-record 16 penalties and Blair Walsh missing three field goals. Walsh was 12 of 13 in field goals prior to that game. The Seahawks are taking heavy criticism for that bad disappointing performance. They are in bounce back mold and I fully expect that to happen. Russell Wilson is having a huge season. Paul Richardson is having a breakout season joining Doug Baldwin, Tyler Lockett and Jimmy Graham to provide strong receivers for Wilson. Seattle's offensive line is upgrade with the addition of Pro Bowl left tackle Duane Brown. Thomas Rawls is healthy giving Seattle its best running back option. Arizona's defense is merely average. During their past four games, the Cardinals have gone against three good passing teams - the Eagles, Rams and Buccaneers. The Cardinals allowed an average of 419 yards through the air against those foes. Arizona has recovered only one fumble on the season and is tied for 25th in takeaways/giveaways at minus 4. The Cardinals' offensive line has started to play better. However, the Cardinals' attack now consists of just ancient Adrian Peterson running and Larry Fitzgerald catching short passes. Stanton is an immobile stiff, who can't hurt a defense with downfield passes. Peterson is 32, a senior citizen by running back age. He just ran a career-high 37 times this past Sunday. Now he's playing on a short week. His legs won't be there. The Seahawks aren't going to have a problem shutting down the Cardinals' scaled-back, limited attack and Arizona's defense isn't strong enough to contain Wilson and his weapons.
NHL Tallies:
Edmonton (1) @ NJ (1) // Over (2) Under (1)
Edmonton
RealShartSide
NJ
LV Betting Syndicate
Over
NHL Teacher
David Kelly
Under
CSS (18-13)
Detroit @ Calgary // Over (1)
Over
ASI (3-2)
Vancouver (1) @ Anaheim (1)
Anaheim
ASI (4-3)
Vancouver
David Kelly (43-36)
TB @ LA (1)// Over (2)
LA
Sharp $ Plays 5*
Over
NO Group
David Kelly
Chicago (1) @ Philadelphia (1) // Over (1)
Chicago
LV Betting Syndicate
Philadelphia
RealShartSide
Over
NHL Teacher
Minnesota @ Montreal // Under (1)
Under
Stephen Oh (35-24)
Arizona @ STL (1)
STL
Rojas 1000* (playing -1.5)
Edmonton (1) @ NJ (1) // Over (2) Under (1)
Edmonton
RealShartSide
NJ
LV Betting Syndicate
Over
NHL Teacher
David Kelly
Under
CSS (18-13)
Detroit @ Calgary // Over (1)
Over
ASI (3-2)
Vancouver (1) @ Anaheim (1)
Anaheim
ASI (4-3)
Vancouver
David Kelly (43-36)
TB @ LA (1)// Over (2)
LA
Sharp $ Plays 5*
Over
NO Group
David Kelly
Chicago (1) @ Philadelphia (1) // Over (1)
Chicago
LV Betting Syndicate
Philadelphia
RealShartSide
Over
NHL Teacher
Minnesota @ Montreal // Under (1)
Under
Stephen Oh (35-24)
Arizona @ STL (1)
STL
Rojas 1000* (playing -1.5)
