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FFA Wagering Thread: THERE HE IS!@! (7 Viewers)

My sister's dirtbag husband took off 12 years ago, leaving her to raise three small children as he picked up and moved to Vegas to live the good life.

Just found out he's on his last legs in Hospice care. Cancer finally gets one right.

ETA: He never sent one dime to her and called the kids once a year.

As you were.
Cancer has eaten half my relatives alive.. Yet somehow this one has me cheering for the antagonist.

GG

 
Those with sportsbook

Amendola under 36.5

And with bovada. There is a baldwin over 3.5 and under 4.5 opportunity
Any other plays at Sportsbook?
Here's everything between the two sites.

Blount over 9.5 carries -125 - Maxed it out

Blount over 42.5 -125

Vereen under 3.5 -105

LaFell under 4.5 +105

Brady under 36.5 pass attempts -105

Brady under 24 -105

Amendola under 36.5 -115

Luck over 295.5 -125

Herron over 4.5 -115

Wayne under 28.5 -115

Wayne under 2.5 +105

Rodgers over 22.5 -125

Adams under 2.5 +125

Adams under 32.5 -105

Lynch over 17.5 carries -125

.75 Sherman under 3.5 tackles -105

lean unders on Cobb and Nelson receiving yards but game flow suggest otherwise

Baldwin middle's

over 3.5 and under 4.5's are out there if you have multiple books.
Sunday morning bump

 
Seattle getting steamed at RB. Up to 9.

Based on the first half stats posted earlier in the week taking GB +5 for the first half.

Also took Indy v. Sea SB at +300 cause I am convinced Indy wins.

Lastly, biggest bet of day on NE/ Indy over 53. I think that number may move up before game time. I see a shoot out here, with both teams in the 30's.

GLTA

AB

 
I have a football rules question that is bugging me, so I thought maybe you guys could help. I looked online for answers but cannot seem to find anything definitive.

In my game yesterday, the QB lined up in the shotgun with a RB to his left. The QB took the snap and handed the ball in front of him to the RB. The RB completed a 50 yard pass. Is this play legal or illegal?

 
I have a football rules question that is bugging me, so I thought maybe you guys could help. I looked online for answers but cannot seem to find anything definitive.

In my game yesterday, the QB lined up in the shotgun with a RB to his left. The QB took the snap and handed the ball in front of him to the RB. The RB completed a 50 yard pass. Is this play legal or illegal?
So the question boils down to were there two forward laterals. Unless the handoff was really and truly in front of the QB im guessing the play was legal. And by in front I mean like you would hand off to a WR who is running from the outside of a formation in the shotgun. If the QB turns to his left even slightly it's considered a lateral.

 
I have a football rules question that is bugging me, so I thought maybe you guys could help. I looked online for answers but cannot seem to find anything definitive.

In my game yesterday, the QB lined up in the shotgun with a RB to his left. The QB took the snap and handed the ball in front of him to the RB. The RB completed a 50 yard pass. Is this play legal or illegal?
So the question boils down to were there two forward laterals. Unless the handoff was really and truly in front of the QB im guessing the play was legal. And by in front I mean like you would hand off to a WR who is running from the outside of a formation in the shotgun. If the QB turns to his left even slightly it's considered a lateral.
I was the RB. The QB turned to the left to face me since I was running left to right, but I took the handoff running in front of the QB rather than behind him.

They ruled the play illegal. They said because I took the ball in front of the QB rather than him turning around handing it behind to me, it was a forward "lateral." The other team didn't even argue the play because they thought it was legal, too. But the refs overturned it.

The refs are #### and the rules change week-to-week. We obviously won't run it like that again, but I still am curious if it was the right call.

 
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hmm adams 37.5 +110 at RB

There were two thoughts on his unders. One what they did with Boykin in wk 1 and lined him up vs Sherman but also. He has had 3 or 4 decent games this year and each and every one of them he followed up with a 1 catch performance

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2	NYJ	W 31-24	7	5	50	10.0	0	0	0	-	03	at DET	L 7-19	3	2	11	5.5	0	0	0	-	04	at CHI	W 38-17	3	2	18	9.0	0	0	0	-	05	MIN	W 42-10	4	1	11	11.0	1	0	0	-	06	at MIA	W 27-24	8	6	77	12.8	0	0	0	-	07	CAR	W 38-17	1	1	21	21.0	1	0	0	-	08	at NO	L 23-44	9	7	75	10.7	0	0	0	-	010	CHI	W 55-14	2	1	10	10.0	0	0	0	-	011	PHI	W 53-20	2	2	13	6.5	1	0	0	-	012	at MIN	W 24-21	4	1	10	10.0	0	0	0	-	013	NE	W 26-21	11	6	121	20.2	0	0	0	-	014	ATL	W 43-37	4	1	6	6.0	0	0	0	-	015	at BUF	L 13-21	4	1	6	6.0	0	0	0	-	016	at TB	W 20-3	4	2	17	8.5	0	0	0	-	0DP	DAL	W 26-21	11	7	117	16.7	1	0	0	-	0
 
I have a football rules question that is bugging me, so I thought maybe you guys could help. I looked online for answers but cannot seem to find anything definitive.

In my game yesterday, the QB lined up in the shotgun with a RB to his left. The QB took the snap and handed the ball in front of him to the RB. The RB completed a 50 yard pass. Is this play legal or illegal?
So the question boils down to were there two forward laterals. Unless the handoff was really and truly in front of the QB im guessing the play was legal. And by in front I mean like you would hand off to a WR who is running from the outside of a formation in the shotgun. If the QB turns to his left even slightly it's considered a lateral.
I was the RB. The QB turned to the left to face me since I was running left to right, but I took the handoff running in front of the QB rather than behind him.

They ruled the play illegal. They said because I took the ball in front of the QB rather than him turning around handing it behind to me, it was a forward "lateral." The other team didn't even argue the play because they thought it was legal, too. But the refs overturned it.

The refs are #### and the rules change week-to-week. We obviously won't run it like that again, but I still am curious if it was the right call.
Well... Big difference between weekend refs and NFL NCAA quality obviously.

I would imagine that's frustrating.

 
Any chance gb gets to 10?
I would be amazed if it crossed 9.
que Chainsaw in 3......2......1.....
TELL ME ABOUT IT!! :fauxangry: :D No man, I don't know. Although remember last week the Panthers went all the way up to 14 for two minutes at Pinny:

TIME CAR SEA01/10 08:21 PM +13½ +100 -13½ -11001/10 08:20 PM +13½ -102 -13½ -10801/10 08:18 PM +14 -108 -14 -10201/10 08:18 PM +13½ +106 -13½ -11701/10 08:17 PM +13½ +103 -13½ -11401/10 08:16 PM +13½ +102 -13½ -112Sagarin's PURE POINTS predictor makes Seattle the best team out of the four playing today (that same number liked TCU the best out of all the NCAA teams at the end of the year). And he makes Seattle a 5-point favorite at home versus Green Bay. But it just goes to show you that no matter which way the steam goes, even at a book like Pinny and even with a team like Seattle, it's really hard to predict just based off that.

He made NE -3.65 fwiw..

 
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I have a football rules question that is bugging me, so I thought maybe you guys could help. I looked online for answers but cannot seem to find anything definitive.

In my game yesterday, the QB lined up in the shotgun with a RB to his left. The QB took the snap and handed the ball in front of him to the RB. The RB completed a 50 yard pass. Is this play legal or illegal?
So the question boils down to were there two forward laterals. Unless the handoff was really and truly in front of the QB im guessing the play was legal. And by in front I mean like you would hand off to a WR who is running from the outside of a formation in the shotgun. If the QB turns to his left even slightly it's considered a lateral.
I was the RB. The QB turned to the left to face me since I was running left to right, but I took the handoff running in front of the QB rather than behind him.

They ruled the play illegal. They said because I took the ball in front of the QB rather than him turning around handing it behind to me, it was a forward "lateral." The other team didn't even argue the play because they thought it was legal, too. But the refs overturned it.

The refs are #### and the rules change week-to-week. We obviously won't run it like that again, but I still am curious if it was the right call.
Well... Big difference between weekend refs and NFL NCAA quality obviously.

I would imagine that's frustrating.
It is, but we move on... So, you think it was a legal play? I thought it was but the ref laughed at me and said I obviously don't watch any football.


 
Since '06 the Pats' first playoff game of the season is 7-0 to the over against an average total of 47. During that same time the Pats' second playoff game of the season is 5-0 to the under against an average total of 50.
Chain - you playing the u?
I'm just jacked for the games dude. I dreamed about five different scenarios I need to check out first. I turned on NFLN when I woke up and all I hear is weather so far.

 
Since 2001 AFC and NFC champions are both 11-2 ATS in the championship game. So if you like the favorites you might as well lay the points, because when they win this game they also cover the spread. Likewise for the dogs in this game. Might as well take the +ML.

Home team hosting the NFC Championship since '01: 7-6 SU and 5-8 ATS

Home team hosting the AFC Championship since '01: 9-4 SU and 7-6 ATS

Since 2007 the team hosting the NFC Championship is 3-4 SU and 2-5 ATS with three of those seven games going into overtime.

Since 2006 the Pats are 2-3 SU and 0-5 ATS in the AFC Championship game, scoring 34,21,23,13,16.

 
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Rude any tackle props today?
lines are pretty tough but I played these at 5d for the early game:

1u Wright O6.5 (-125)

.5u on each:

Burnett O7.5 (-105)

Hawk U5.5 (-130)

Peppers O3.5 (-115)

Chancellor O6.5 (-120)

Wagner O9.5 (+130)

EDIT: actually, I decided to bump all these besides Peppers up to 1u for me. odds got more favorable and I figured it's championship sunday so why not.

 
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Seattle ML for me early. Wilson is 24-2 at home. If Green Bay wins outright then they can have my money. I'd much rather lose that way than on a garbage time, stupid football play td against the spread.

 
I'm on NE and SEA.

Both coaches usually have their teams much better prepared for games like these.

Rain is SEA is going to make it even harder for Rodgers and WR to move around. Nelson isn't 100%. he's had 68 yards or less in 4 of last 6. Lynch and Wilson are each going to run for 100+ yards.

Pats have run all over Colts this year and playoffs last year. Gray and Blount. If the Colts spent the week preparing for this, then Brady will have a field day. I don't think the Colts were tested to hard. CIN was missing Green and Hill was hurt during the game. Manning has been hurt for a month.

GL2A

 
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right tackle Justin Britt is the big name on the list of Seattle’s inactive players for today’s NFC title game against the Green Bay Packers.

Britt, who has started every game this season at right tackle, is out with a sore knee suffered last week against Carolina.

He will be replaced in the starting lineup by Alvin Bailey.

....

Packers still have all three QBs active as a hedge against Aaron Rodgers’ calf injury
http://blogs.seattletimes.com/seahawks/2015/01/18/seahawks-inactives-for-nfc-championship-game-justin-britt-inactive-meaning-alvin-bailey-to-start-at-right-guard/

 
The same 22 starters, kicker, and punter the Packers had in their first game at Seattle will be available Sunday. The Seahawks will be missing Zach Miller, Brandon Mebane, Derrick Coleman, Percy Harvin, Jordan Hill, Cassius Marsh, and Paul Richardson, *eta and Justin Britt.

GB 100/300

GB/IND 100/1300

 
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