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The official Urban Dictionary API is used to show the hover-definitions. These indexes are then used to find usage correlations between slang terms. The Urban Thesaurus was created by indexing millions of different slang terms which are defined on sites like Urban Dictionary. He'll probably pick against your favorite team. He previously worked for WGN Radio, NBC Sports and VSiN. Sam Panayotovich is a sports betting analyst for FOX Sports and NESN. Sometimes you’ve gotta do what you’ve gotta do. I have more faith in Miami at this point, and there’s also a sizable Mike McDaniel 20-1 Coach of the Year ticket burning a hole in my back pocket. That guy is a schematical wizard, and there’s a reason he wins everywhere he goes. Most pundits are picking Kansas City or Buffalo to represent the AFC in Super Bowl LVIII, but don’t be surprised if one of these teams makes a run.įor all the talk about offensive fireworks, the most underrated move of the offseason was Miami bringing in Vic Fangio as defensive coordinator. This has all the makings of a fantastic tilt with two of the league’s best young quarterbacks and speed and skill all over the field. Who isn’t excited for Justin Herbert against Tua Tagovailoa? Miami Dolphins at Los Angeles Chargers (-3, O/U 51) PICK: Browns (+2.5) to lose by fewer than 2.5 points (or win outright) If Myles Garrett and Za’Darius Smith can consistently pressure the pocket and get to Joe Burrow, I won’t be surprised if the Browns win outright.Ĭincinnati has Super Bowl aspirations, but Cleveland is very live. The Browns’ elite defensive line against the Bengals’ middle-of-the-pack offensive line is the most important matchup in this one. That’s some serious built-in respect for Cleveland. I always find it interesting when Las Vegas opens a game at -2.5 instead of -3. This should be a riveting battle for Ohio bragging rights.Ĭincinnati is one of the betting public’s favorite teams, and to no surprise, the sportsbooks are pulling for the underdog Browns. PICK: Alabama (-7) to win by more than 7 pointsĬhris "The Bear" Fallica and former NFL offensive lineman Geoff Schwartz take a look into the best bets in week 1 of the NFL regular-season.Ĭincinnati Bengals (-2.5, O/U 47.5) at Cleveland Browns
You don’t get many chances to lay a touchdown with Alabama at home. Texas has a mean defense, but I think the Tide will make the necessary adjustments at halftime and pull away late. Sure, they’re replacing Bryce Young, Jahmyr Gibbs and Will Anderson, among others, but the cupboard is never bare at Bama, and I’m higher on redshirt sophomore quarterback Jalen Milroe than most. It was not a pretty sight.Īnyways… I love it when Nick Saban’s teams are undervalued. Temperatures hovered around 100 degrees on the field, and I looked like the Kool-Aid man for three whole days. I remember it vividly because I went to the game and forgot sunscreen. Texas Longhorns at Alabama Crimson Tide (-7, O/U 54)Īlabama was a three-touchdown favorite last year in Austin, and the Tide barely escaped with a last-minute 20-19 victory. Joel Klatt analyzed the matchup between No.
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