The only people that will be watching the 49ers at Cardinals
game today will be complete degenerate gamblers, people so sick that they
should never show their faces in daylight. The level of depravity it takes to spend a few hours
watching this completely irrelevant football game makes wearing assless chaps
in a nightclub seem sensible. I
should know, because I will be one of these sick twisted individuals, watching
it via my NFL Sunday Ticket satellite package. Yes, I ponied up the extra money necessary to watch the
unwatchable. When the 1-6 San
Francisco 49ers take the gridiron versus the 1-6 Arizona Cardinals, you won’t
need the whole seat, you’ll just need the edge. Well, you will if you have a sack of loot on the 49ers…
I am “taking a position” on the 49ers. This flies right in the face of a Vegas
axiom. Never bet on a bad
team. However, I think the
exception to the rule is when that bad team is playing a worse team. The Cardinals are awful. One of their three good players,
Patrick Peterson, demanded to be traded last week. The team, in an unsurprising move, said “Um, you’re one of
our only good guys and you are under contract, so get the fuck out there”. That’s not helpful for what is known as
“team chemistry”. Toss in that
rookie QB Josh Rosen, who has looked dodgy in an antiquated offense, is playing
with turf toe. One of the things I
am not interested in doing while having turf toe is running away from big angry
dudes intent on hurting me.
Now while the 49ers are 1-6, they have been recipients of
some horrible luck. Of the last 14
turnovers in their games, they have lost all of them. That’s not all on Beathard. This is a trend that will equalize, and I’m hoping it will
do so today. The 49ers have kept
playing hard, and look like a 6-10 team.
The Cardinals look like the worst team in the NFL that’s not Oakland or
the Giants. Don’t judge me. I’m betting on San Francisco +2.
The Los Angeles Rams are probably the best team in
football. The Packers sort of
suck. Well, except they have Aaron
Rodgers, who can make any team he plays for look pretty good. It’s annoying watching national TV
broadcasts where the guys in the booth spend the entire game touching
themselves because they are so excited about how well Rodgers is playing. The thing is, they are right. That fucking guy is unbelievable. He doesn’t even look like he’s
trying. As a result, The Public is
absolutely pounding the Packers as an underdog, moving the line from Rams -9.5
to Rams -8.
I will say it until I am blue in the face. The Public doesn’t know ANYTHING. They think Tim Allen is a funny
comedian. They think the Ford
F-150 is a sensible automobile.
They like the music on the Top 40 and Country charts. They are goddamn fools. The Public also is very focused on the
Saints beating the Vikings tonight.
The narrative says that the Saints will want to exact revenge for their
flukey NFC Playoff loss last year, in some sort of “we’ll show them” redemption
moment. This line has gone from
Minnesota -1.5 to now Minnesota +1.5.
Couple quick facts here… If
you blindly bet the Vikings at home in their current regime, you’d cover 72% of
the time. They just win at
home. Also, in their last three
games, they have allowed 5 first downs from third down conversions. Five. That defense has come together. As a result, I am going to fade The Public. I am going to take Minnesota +1.5 as
well as a tease of Minnesota +7.5/Los Angeles -2.
Season Record: 4-2
And then having to hear these idiots claim Todd Gurley is fuckin Einstein for not scoring to end the game. If a td puts you up 8 with an xp to make it a 2 score game, you score, win and cover so that you can kickoff and have them run useless plays were you get to pound them. These are the things the could most likely ruin/cancel Christmas.
ReplyDeleteRegardless of the result. 100% right, especially everything said in the Vikings-Saints match up.
Well, good news for gamblers everywhere. The Browns have fired Huge Action and Todd Haley and made Gregg Williams interim head coach. Now Gregg Williams is pretty much the defensive version of Todd Haley so we should expect great things from Baker Mayfield going forward. The Browns will essentially be giving money to anyone who has the wherewithall to bet against them. So, status quo.
ReplyDeleteNot a good week for you. I, on the other hand had Seattle and Pittsburgh in a tease. Lighting cigars with $20 bills as we say...
ReplyDeleteSuch is life
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