Analyzing the betting numbers that defined the past NFL season.
After crowning the Chiefs as Super Bowl champions for the second time in the last four seasons following their triumph over the Eagles, it is time to take a look back at the NFL season from a betting perspective.
Home field was everything it was meant to be in 2022 as home teams went 160-122-2 straight-up (SU) (56.3%).
Meanwhile, grabbing the points was the lucrative way to invest as underdogs finished with a moneyline victory by Kansas City in Super Bowl LVII.
Author: Michael
With Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving now out of Brooklyn, there’s even more of a spotlight on Ben Simmons, which isn’t exactly a good thing.
Simmons came off the bench against the New York Knicks on Monday night and put on quite the performance. He played just 13 minutes, but they were an eventful 13 minutes, to put it lightly.
The 26-year-old scored just two points while attempting just two shots on the night and it was his lack of a field goal attempt in the first quarter that has the entire NBA world talking.
Prior to taking the Southampton job, Jesse Marsch was perhaps the favorite to replace 2022 USMNT World Cup coach Gregg Berhalter.
Hoping to find a franchise QB of their own, the Colts hired Shane Steichen, who has helped to develop Jalen Hurts and Justin Herbert.
Arne Espeel was 25.
The early move for Oklahoma and Texas to the SEC has suddenly put a new spotlight on the conference and its decisions for the future. Moves that some thought would still be two years away are now being expedited, including how the conference handles its football scheduling.
Even though the SEC has been preparing for the arrival of Oklahoma and Texas over the past two years, it’s still going to take time to get accustomed to new scheduling. I’m not talking about the teams though, I am thinking of the fans.
Phoenix got Kevin Durant, but it can’t stop there in its championship-or-bust approach. Kyrie Irving holds the leverage in Dallas while Brooklyn and Toronto look ahead.
Craig Carton and Greg Jennings react to news that the Las Vegas Raiders are expected to officially move on from their quarterback Derek Carr by 4pm today. The crew discuss possible landing spots, and decide if the Raiders might be too hasty to get rid a QB that still has juice in the tank.
What will happen next? What is Rodgers’ future? Expanded use of Guardian Caps? Here’s what to expect.
Dallas appears to be exploring a possible addition to its frontcourt down the stretch.
The Mavericks are working out veteran forward LaMarcus Aldridge on Tuesday, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, signaling that the franchise is exploring a late-season addition to its frontcourt for the stretch run.
Aldridge, 37, last played for the Nets during the 2021–22 season but went unsigned during free agency last summer. Wojnarowski reports that the seven-time All-Star has been preparing to return to the court for what would be his 17th season in the league.