CapperCraig

The next great one. Just give him a little more time.

Schultz: Bears have received calls on DJ Moore, Tyson Bagent.

1/30/26 random NBA: No idea what has been happening in this league, just recent last 5 and last 10 analytics: Wizards TTO 109.5 Magic TTU 110.5 Suns +2 1H. Go small and take 2nd half for regular unit size if 1H loses Clippers ML -135 Pistons +2.5

0-2 yesterday 1-0 today 1 last ride with Ben Johnson

NFL Divisional Round predictions: Bills +1.5 (-115)⭐️ 49ers +7 (-110) (under?/under 2nd half live?) Patriots -3 (not laying -3.5) Bears +4 ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Very public it seems, but not changing. A lot of info comes out just before the games and I'll be looking to update if I need.

I currently believe in the Bills storyline. Does it have merit to it? I believe so. Sean McDermott was hired as the HC of the Bills in 2017, drafted Josh Allen as his franchise QB in 2018, and they have been building this dynasty together ever since. In the last 5 years, the Bills: 2024: Lost to Chiefs by 3 (Lost SB) 2023: Lost to Chiefs by 3 (Won SB) 2022: Lost to Bengals by 17 (Lost to Chiefs AFCCC) 2021: Lost to Chiefs by 6 *13 seconds* (Won SB) 2020: Lost to Chiefs by 14 (Lost SB) The list is quite literally Mahomes and Burrow. Now for the Broncos, here is their regular season schedule for this season. Go game by game and ask yourself how much chemistry and experience the head coach and quarterback have together in building their teams. And you also need to look at some of these games in retrospect, such as: Week 4 AT HOME vs Bengals: Bengals with Jake Browning for 3 weeks looked horrendous. Week 5 AT Eagles: Won by 1 point despite Eagles offense having bad problems to start the season with the new OC Week 7 AT HOME vs Giants: An anomaly of a choke. Down 32 TO 0, the Giants allowed something impossible to happen. Dart's 3rd start as well. Week 8 AT HOME vs Cowboys: Cowboys missing ALL of their defensive backs. Week 15 AT HOME vs Packers: They caught Packers right in between the worst 2 possible games... the Bears and the Bears. A perfect scenario for them. The Chiefs games I haven't pointed out because I respect those wins. Although the Chiefs have had problems this year, they are still the Chiefs so I won't say much negative about it... but the rest... no wonder their defense was so "good". I'm not saying the Bills did any better though, if you were wondering that. That isn't the point of this post. I'm simply pointing out how much more developed and experienced the Bills are compared to the Broncos and to remember that a successful regular season doesn't mean a successful post season.

Every single trend you see for the Lions/Ravens will point you the way of the Lions. How could it not? Look at the success of the last 3 years. The Lions are 39-18 ATS and have covered at 68.4% since week 1 of 2022. But they lost BOTH of their important coordinators in the offseason... with one who I believe is the smartest man to ever draw up, and call, an offensive play. They may or may not cover... versus the 2nd best team in the NFL... but what comes up... will eventually come down.