Speaker 1: It's time to place your bets. Let's talk to the pros.
Speaker 2: Welcome in everybody to betting pros. I'm your host, Joe
Speaker 2: Piza Pierre. We got a great show for you today.
Speaker 2: We're gonna be talking a little NFL futures, some team
Speaker 2: win totals, a little overs, a little unders post free agency,
Speaker 2: with the draft looming just a few weeks away now,
Speaker 2: which is very exciting stuff. It might be some opportunities
Speaker 2: here depending on which teams we think might be more
Speaker 2: fully formed than others or have made some really interesting
Speaker 2: offseason moves to talk about where some of those stand.
Speaker 2: And we've got our top ten favorite ones to discuss here,
Speaker 2: which teams that free agency really did impact in terms
Speaker 2: of their twenty twenty one win totals. And one of
Speaker 2: my favorite people to talk football with is one of
Speaker 2: my old pals from Sports Grid, one of my TV brothers.
Speaker 2: You know him from Sports Grid all the time, hosting
Speaker 2: so many shows there. He does such fantasic work. You
Speaker 2: know him from Football Full Circle, from In Game Live,
Speaker 2: from Pro Football Today, he hosts college football there. He's
Speaker 2: so versatile and that's why I love him. He's also
Speaker 2: a handsome devil, and that's why you watch us over
Speaker 2: on the YouTube channel as well for Betting Pros. He's
Speaker 2: Mike Blewett. Mike, Welcome to the program, my friend. How
Speaker 2: are you today?
Speaker 3: Yeah, buddy, fired up, I'm ready to talk to some
Speaker 3: win totals. Obviously, a lot going on in the football world,
Speaker 3: as there always is, and I'm excited to be on
Speaker 3: this pod with you. It's our first time working together
Speaker 3: in quite a while.
Speaker 2: I know, and that's just that's a shame. It's terrible.
Speaker 2: I hate that. But that's why I said. You know
Speaker 2: why I've been talked to in a while, my good
Speaker 2: pal Mike, and I want to talk to him because
Speaker 2: you are a big time Steelers guy. I'm a big
Speaker 2: time Pats guy. We've had our fun throughout the years together,
Speaker 2: you and I. But you are so passionate about football,
Speaker 2: so passionate about wagering. I thought you'd be a really
Speaker 2: good person to talk about some of these And you know,
Speaker 2: obviously NFL free agency this year was fast and furious.
Speaker 2: There was a lot of movement. So before you even
Speaker 2: get into the team win totals, what were some of
Speaker 2: your major takeaways from free agency that you really felt
Speaker 2: like a certain team really did change their stars, maybe
Speaker 2: potentially in some of the moves that they made, or
Speaker 2: maybe move backwards in some of the players that they lost.
Speaker 2: Because certainly the Raiders losing offensive linemen, the Titans losing
Speaker 2: a lot of pieces. There was a lot of teams
Speaker 2: that kind of you feel like, I'm not sure where
Speaker 2: they are right now. Maybe they can fill these holes
Speaker 2: in the draft in a few weeks. But Mike, it
Speaker 2: was a lot of movement this offseason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that's fair.
Speaker 3: And I would say from a macro perspective, one thing
Speaker 3: that people should, I think start to notice is there's
Speaker 3: a trend occurring in the NFL regarding wide receivers. And
Speaker 3: there was a thought process that there'd be a few
Speaker 3: wide receivers that would go out there and get huge money,
Speaker 3: and it was really only one guy. It was Kenny Galladay,
Speaker 3: so Jesus muth Schuster, guys like Corey Davis. Other players
Speaker 3: perhaps maybe got a little bit more, others got a
Speaker 3: lot less.
Speaker 4: Than we anticipated.
Speaker 3: And I think because we are seeing an influx of huge,
Speaker 3: well respect wide receiver classes in the draft, that NFL
Speaker 3: free agency is not a golden ticket for wide receivers anymore.
Speaker 3: I'm not begrudging the money that they make, and it's
Speaker 3: nothing to sneeze at, but I think we're seeing where
Speaker 3: the money is being spent on pass rushers. You mentioned
Speaker 3: the Titans in pud dupri and an offensive lineman. We
Speaker 3: obviously had major transactions at the quarterback position that we
Speaker 3: don't always see, but offensive linemen and pass rushers is
Speaker 3: where the money was spent this year, not on wide
Speaker 3: receivers or other skill positions. With a couple of notable exceptions,
Speaker 3: particularly in New England.
Speaker 2: And you could pay those new incoming wide receivers less
Speaker 2: and get immediate productivity out of them. I think that's
Speaker 2: what teams are seeing and the fascinating trend of these
Speaker 2: young quarterbacks were coming in and starting right away. The
Speaker 2: fact that you're paying them on that first deal still
Speaker 2: as opposed to some other teams, it allows you to
Speaker 2: surround them with all this talent. And it's not a
Speaker 2: surprise that you see the teams like Buffalo, like Kansas City.
Speaker 2: These teams with the young quarterbacks that emerge right away
Speaker 2: are the teams that are in the dance at the
Speaker 2: end for the most part. Now you have the anomaly
Speaker 2: with Brady this year, but for the most part, this
Speaker 2: is the kind of the trend in the NFL how
Speaker 2: you structurally spend your money. And I think you're one
Speaker 2: hundred percent right that wide receiver back to back classes
Speaker 2: coming into this league and the ones that came in
Speaker 2: last year, they're ready to play, ready to contribute from
Speaker 2: day one, and why wouldn't you want to go with
Speaker 2: those guys as opposed to overpaying somebody who's been in
Speaker 2: the league four or five years and the tread that
Speaker 2: they have on their tires and obviously the money it
Speaker 2: takes up in the cap. That being said, you also
Speaker 2: touched on changes a quarterback. And let's start with our
Speaker 2: overunders here because over on bettingpros dot com we have
Speaker 2: our consensus wagering. So basically it takes all the different
Speaker 2: houses for all the different wagering you can make everywhere,
Speaker 2: and it condenses them down where you get kind of
Speaker 2: the consensus picks. And the consensus for the Indianapolis Coats
Speaker 2: over under right now currently is sitting at ten. That's
Speaker 2: the over under now. Last year this was an eleven
Speaker 2: win team. Last year, this was a playoff team, like
Speaker 2: but it's also a team now, and we have to
Speaker 2: think about this in the big realm with the seventeen
Speaker 2: game schedule too. These are all kind of different prototypes here.
Speaker 2: We're kind of in uncharted territory here. The Colts added
Speaker 2: Carson Wentz, and I think, personally, if you kind of
Speaker 2: follow the path last year of taking the quarterback from
Speaker 2: the bad offensive line and Philip Rivers to the good one.
Speaker 2: As the season went on, he got more and more comfortable,
Speaker 2: more and more confident, and all of a sudden, this
Speaker 2: was a team that kind of took off towards the
Speaker 2: end and almost upset Buffalo in Buffalo. I think Carson
Speaker 2: Wentz coming back there with Frank Reich, with this good
Speaker 2: offensive line. T Y Hilton came back in free agency too,
Speaker 2: they have Jonathan Taylor. This is a really best case
Speaker 2: scenario for Carson Wentz. To me, honestly, I'm looking at
Speaker 2: the over here on the ten and it's not because
Speaker 2: I think they're a perfect team yet. I just feel
Speaker 2: like this is a team that might even be better
Speaker 2: with Carson Wentz than they were last year with Rivers.
Speaker 2: But how do you see the Colts offseason and this
Speaker 2: win total coming together?
Speaker 3: So I think that's everything you said is fair. And
Speaker 3: what was unique about the Colts.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it was.
Speaker 3: Particularly unique, But what was interesting about the Colts last
Speaker 3: year is that I think anybody could sit there and
Speaker 3: watch the Colts and say, you know what, this is
Speaker 3: a pretty well built football team. They have decent weapons,
Speaker 3: They're built really well on both sides of the line.
Speaker 3: They're very strong both front seven defensively and a very
Speaker 3: strong offensive line. But none of us really felt like
Speaker 3: they were going to threaten anyone. I was holding Colts
Speaker 3: tickets last year to go over. I thought that was
Speaker 3: an easy over based on what it was last year,
Speaker 3: and I was holding Colts tickets to win the division
Speaker 3: and that ended in cruel fashion in Week seventeen, with
Speaker 3: the Titans hitting an upright and making the field goal
Speaker 3: a rookie kicker of all things.
Speaker 4: It was a cool way to lose that.
Speaker 3: But I think they're a very well built team. I
Speaker 3: think Chris Ballard their GM has done a fantastic job
Speaker 3: of building this the way up, all the way up
Speaker 3: to where it is now.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: They've lost offensive lineman and Anthony Costanzo, their long time
Speaker 3: left tackle, but they do pick at twenty one, they
Speaker 3: could conceivably look for a replacement there, and I'm with you.
Speaker 3: I thought this was the only logical place really for
Speaker 3: Wentz to go, and I think it is certainly his
Speaker 3: best opportunity to reclaim what he looked like a few
Speaker 3: years ago.
Speaker 4: Am I bullish about it?
Speaker 3: That's maybe a stronger term, But I feel good about
Speaker 3: him being there. I still think it's a well built team.
Speaker 3: When I look at their schedule, I get a little scared,
Speaker 3: but there's no way I would bet the Colts under
Speaker 3: I think they're too good of a team top to bottom,
Speaker 3: and I think Frank Reich's a really good coach. I
Speaker 3: think they can get there, and their favor to win
Speaker 3: the division based on the win totals now, so I
Speaker 3: think they can get there. It just worries me because
Speaker 3: they have to play the NFC West and there's some
Speaker 3: tougher opponents in there. But they also have two cupcakes
Speaker 3: in their division, and the Texans and the Jaguars.
Speaker 2: That's why I keep coming back to leaning the over
Speaker 2: as the cupcakes of the division, and I think that's
Speaker 2: I think Houston's going to just be in chaos this year.
Speaker 2: It's hard not to feel like that's the path that's going.
Speaker 2: And look, this is why we're talking about these early
Speaker 2: because sometimes some of these early lines are where you
Speaker 2: want to get in before the draft has before things move,
Speaker 2: if you like it. And maybe it's gonna move to
Speaker 2: ten and a half possibly if they have a really
Speaker 2: good draft and fill some other holes. Let's talk about
Speaker 2: the Rams, another team that's brought in a change of quarterback,
Speaker 2: and it's hard not to like the change of quarterback.
Speaker 2: I've never been the biggest Jared Goff guy. I think
Speaker 2: a lot of people you know, kind of also roll
Speaker 2: their eyes whenever you say Jared Goff. And on the inverse, Mike,
Speaker 2: I think Matthew Stafford is one of the most underappreciated
Speaker 2: quarterbacks in the NFL. He's been a really good quarterback,
Speaker 2: solid for a very long time in a situation it's
Speaker 2: been really tough in Detroit. Now you drop him here
Speaker 2: with McVeigh now, granted it's a new system for him
Speaker 2: to learn and figure out. He's got a lot of
Speaker 2: talent around him. But the Rams right now are sitting
Speaker 2: at a consensus on betting pros at ten and a half.
Speaker 2: Last year they were a ten win team, To me,
Speaker 2: this feels about the same because I do anticipate a
Speaker 2: little bit of growing pains. I think when it's good,
Speaker 2: they're gonna look so good, and there'll be games where
Speaker 2: they go up and down a little bit. To me,
Speaker 2: the ten and a half with that half hook, I
Speaker 2: kind of lean away right now. I'm just kind of
Speaker 2: staying away from this one. Is their opportunity. The Rams
Speaker 2: in that competitive NFC West look like a team that
Speaker 2: kind of is poised to maybe get back to that
Speaker 2: kind of super Bowl level class team now that they
Speaker 2: have somebody like Stafford at the helm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, best division football top to bottom. I think many
Speaker 3: people would agree. You know what's funny, Joe, When whenever
Speaker 3: there's a transaction of some sort in the NFL and
Speaker 3: we go to Twitter to see what the reactions are.
Speaker 3: There are times when you disagree with the consensus and
Speaker 3: you start to question whether or not you've thought this through.
Speaker 3: And there are other times when there are millions of
Speaker 3: people saying.
Speaker 4: That what's the big deal?
Speaker 3: Stafford sucks just like golf sucks. And I know I'm
Speaker 3: right because I disagree with them. Matt Stafford's a very
Speaker 3: good quarterback, a very talented quarterback. I think he is
Speaker 3: a really significant upgrade to Golf in terms of what
Speaker 3: they can do long term. So I like the transaction,
Speaker 3: and people get hung up on the draft picks, which
Speaker 3: hit at a fifty percent rate a little bit too much.
Speaker 3: I think they had to pay to get rid of
Speaker 3: the contract, and they did it. They washed their hands
Speaker 3: of it. The thing that worries you about the RAMS
Speaker 3: is it's still a very competitive division. There's no easy
Speaker 3: games in here. Kyler Murray is on the on the
Speaker 3: come with the Niners, who aren't really who are picking third,
Speaker 3: but everybody knows they're not that type of team. In fact,
Speaker 3: they're not even a team that really slots into twelfth
Speaker 3: in the draft where they were. They just had major
Speaker 3: injuries obviously at the QB position and elsewhere. But what
Speaker 3: concerns me about the Rams is the same thing that's
Speaker 3: concerned me for the.
Speaker 4: Last few years. They have no depth.
Speaker 3: They are extremely top heavy, but.
Speaker 2: That's they're top heavy in the cap too, and that's
Speaker 2: the thing that you're paying Aaron Donald. You're paying those
Speaker 2: guys so much that that's that's the problem. Is you
Speaker 2: have elite level talent, but if they get hurt what happens.
Speaker 2: Where's the depth? Your one hundred percent correct. That's why
Speaker 2: I worry. That's why I stay away from the Rams.
Speaker 3: Mike, Yeah, there's a stat that we often look at
Speaker 3: when we're analyzing salary cap of the top six, what
Speaker 3: are your top six players cost? And the Rams top
Speaker 3: six players are more expensive than any top six on any.
Speaker 4: Franchise in the league.
Speaker 3: So even if Aaron Donald doesn't get hurt, I'm just
Speaker 3: talking about depth through the organization. Jalen Ramsey, like, these
Speaker 3: guys are getting huge money, and if anybody goes down.
Speaker 4: They're in a tough spot.
Speaker 3: Even though I think they're a very good team and
Speaker 3: apples to apples, I think they can go over because
Speaker 3: they're talented, it concerns me because of their lack of
Speaker 3: depth as a team.
Speaker 2: All right, let's talk about Tennessee's potential lack of depth too.
Speaker 2: They brought in Dupree, as you mentioned earlier, which is
Speaker 2: great because that's something they sorely needed someone to really
Speaker 2: kind of put pressure on the quarterback. But they did
Speaker 2: lose a lot of targets. I mean, you know, John Husmith,
Speaker 2: Don Gory Davis gone. You know, the offense is still
Speaker 2: going to funnel through Derek Henry. There's no doubt about that.
Speaker 2: AJ Brown is a stud I think there's no more
Speaker 2: questions about that. Tannehills played very well, but overall, Tennessee
Speaker 2: I think is also a team that has some question
Speaker 2: marks and maybe some depth issues as well. Their number
Speaker 2: in the consensus betting pros is actually nine and a half.
Speaker 2: Last year, this was eleven win team. Now I kind
Speaker 2: of come back to that same thing as well. You know,
Speaker 2: I kind of like the the fact that they're playing
Speaker 2: in some a division where there's some soft wins in
Speaker 2: there for them, where I think that maybe they can
Speaker 2: get to the ten and then, you know, obviously that's
Speaker 2: what I'm looking at. I don't know if they're eleven
Speaker 2: win team necessarily, even with the extra game in there.
Speaker 2: I kind of lean towards the over here with the Titans,
Speaker 2: because once again, the Titans know how to turn it on.
Speaker 2: I think Vrabel does a terrific job, But Mike is
Speaker 2: there an argument to be made that the Titans window
Speaker 2: closed a little bit at the end of last year
Speaker 2: because this was quite a run two years in a row.
Speaker 2: Can they continue to sustaining what they've done here? Because it's
Speaker 2: been magical. But I don't know when does the Magic
Speaker 2: City kind of run out of magic?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that's totally fair. Now.
Speaker 3: I do have a lot of faith in Mike Frable.
Speaker 3: I think he's a good, aggressive coach. I think it's
Speaker 3: a relatively well coached team. But this team had a
Speaker 3: lot of issues last year, the defensive backfield, which has
Speaker 3: been a struggle for them for the last couple of years,
Speaker 3: and part of that was their lack of pass rush overall.
Speaker 3: It's why they went out and got bud Dupree, but
Speaker 3: they paid a premium for bud Dupree was coming off
Speaker 3: an ACL injury and also a player that the Steelers
Speaker 3: felt comfortable letting walk because even though he was very
Speaker 3: productive the last year and a half prior to the ACL,
Speaker 3: the first three years of his career were not what
Speaker 3: they had paid for in a first round pick. So
Speaker 3: the Titans are sort of paying him to be what
Speaker 3: he was for a year and a half right before
Speaker 3: his injury, and I don't necessarily know that can have
Speaker 3: the impact that they need him to have based on
Speaker 3: that price tag. They've also, like you said, they lost
Speaker 3: John who they lost Cory Davis they bring in Josh Reynolds,
Speaker 3: who I think is kind of an underrated weapon.
Speaker 4: But it's a very top heavy.
Speaker 3: I keep using this term team in terms of touches, right,
Speaker 3: this is an AJ Brown Derrick Henry team, a very
Speaker 3: concentrated offense.
Speaker 4: If you were so, I would have the Colts winning
Speaker 4: this division. I had it last year and I was wrong.
Speaker 3: I would have the Colts winning that division again. Keep
Speaker 3: in mind they also will be playing the NFC West,
Speaker 3: so some tough games in there. This one's a little
Speaker 3: closer for me. For the Titans to get to ten
Speaker 3: a ten and seven season, we're gonna have to spend
Speaker 3: some time getting used to this because I know it's
Speaker 3: ten and seven a great record.
Speaker 4: I don't know Sam's like I think it is.
Speaker 2: I think the NFL is pretty good. I mean yeah,
Speaker 2: I think anytime you win double digits, even with the
Speaker 2: extra game in the NFL, you've done something.
Speaker 3: I think he's accomplished something, and I think that's the
Speaker 3: type of team they are. I think they're pretty good.
Speaker 3: I think they probably do get to ten and seven,
Speaker 3: But when it comes to making a wager like that,
Speaker 3: do I think they'll clear it easily? Eleven to twelve
Speaker 3: win team. I don't see them as being that.
Speaker 2: I agree with you. I think I have more confident
Speaker 2: in the completeness of the Colts than I am in
Speaker 2: the high end low end of the Tennessee Titans. Right now,
Speaker 2: I think they're in a weird spot, especially after last
Speaker 2: year's disappointing playoff finish for them. The Saints another team too.
Speaker 2: Nine is the number for them, no more Drew Brees.
Speaker 2: So obviously you knew this was going to take a hit.
Speaker 2: Last year they were a twelve win team even with
Speaker 2: Drew Brees on the shelf. The question is where do
Speaker 2: we put the Saints now? This division is certainly more
Speaker 2: intriguing too, because Tom Brady's coming back defending Super Bowl champion.
Speaker 2: We'll get to the Patriots at a second in what
Speaker 2: the aftermath now looks like for them in year two
Speaker 2: without Brady. But now let's look at the aftermath without
Speaker 2: Drew Brees as a nine win team, what they have
Speaker 2: right now with Winston and Taysom Hill. Does this seem
Speaker 2: about right? Like they're just basically a five hundred football team,
Speaker 2: Because this was another team, a ton of veterans, a
Speaker 2: ton of money invested in some older players, and it's
Speaker 2: going to take I feel like, a year to reappropriate
Speaker 2: everything before they can start to attack free agency the
Speaker 2: way they want to and kind of rebuild this team
Speaker 2: a little bit. How do you feel about the Saints
Speaker 2: roster right now in this number nine? Like, are we
Speaker 2: underestimating Sean Payton and his brilliance?
Speaker 3: I think so a little bit. I have a lot
Speaker 3: of faith in Sean Payton. I do think that while
Speaker 3: they lost Trey Hendrickson and we knew that was potentially
Speaker 3: a cap casualty for them, I think really where we
Speaker 3: started see the differentiation for the Saints last year, even
Speaker 3: though it was yet another disappointing season end is there
Speaker 3: was a defensive football team, and a pretty impressive one.
Speaker 3: I think that Saints are really well built top to bottom.
Speaker 3: I don't think that the quarterback play is certainly not
Speaker 3: going to be at the level of a Drew Brees
Speaker 3: regular season, But I don't think the quarterback play is
Speaker 3: going to be such a significant, significant drop off.
Speaker 4: I don't think.
Speaker 3: Taysom Hill is going to be handed the ball to
Speaker 3: go out and start seventeen games.
Speaker 4: I don't buy it.
Speaker 2: I never bought it either.
Speaker 3: I think Jamis is coming in here at some point,
Speaker 3: and Jamis is their better option. Now, people listening to
Speaker 3: this will say, well, it's not a very good option.
Speaker 4: And I can't argue with you. He threw thirty interceptions
Speaker 4: the last night he had a chance.
Speaker 2: But you know what, you know, look at the end
Speaker 2: of the year with Tampa two, where you know that's
Speaker 2: the Bruce Arians way and when you keep pushing the
Speaker 2: ball downfield, you're going to have those mistakes built in.
Speaker 2: Even Brings started to throw some picks towards the end
Speaker 2: of the y our eyes and go, h, this is
Speaker 2: kind of tough, but this is what Prasarrians wants to do.
Speaker 3: And that Bucks team went seven and nine, Joe, they
Speaker 3: weren't in a final twelve team base Jamis through thirty
Speaker 3: interceptions and they went seven and nine. So I say
Speaker 3: that to state that he's walking into a really good roster.
Speaker 3: So even if Jamis was throwing more picks than Drew
Speaker 3: Brees did, I still think you'd get to the point
Speaker 3: with this team being very good top to bottom. I
Speaker 3: would take the Saints over. That's me having faith in
Speaker 3: Peyton and being able to figure out the offense. Get
Speaker 3: Michael Thomas back. I think they can get it done.
Speaker 3: I'll probably have more confident picks on this list, but
Speaker 3: I feel pretty good about the Saints going over.
Speaker 2: I think I would lean towards the over as well
Speaker 2: right now because.
Speaker 4: Are the second best team in the division.
Speaker 2: Well, that's that's why I keep coming back to it.
Speaker 2: I keep I come back to, you know, God forbid,
Speaker 2: what happens to Brady, what happens to the Bucks then?
Speaker 2: And then God forbid? Also, you know, you also look
Speaker 2: at you know, you've got Matt Ryan in this division.
Speaker 2: Still you got Carolina that's kind of you know, continuously
Speaker 2: remaking itself a little bit here. And yeah, maybe they'll
Speaker 2: be better year over year, both of those teams. But
Speaker 2: at the same time, do they have the talent on
Speaker 2: both sides of the ball that the Saints happened? And
Speaker 2: maybe with the scheme and talent and coaching they can
Speaker 2: get by. And I always come back to the same thing.
Speaker 2: You either have the coach or you don't. NFL, you
Speaker 2: can have all the players in the world. If you
Speaker 2: don't have the right systems, you don't have the right
Speaker 2: game plan, You're gonna get schooled. It doesn't matter. Just
Speaker 2: go ask Buffalo Bills fans, and you know what happened
Speaker 2: to them for Super bowls in a row. You always
Speaker 2: had the better talent for the most part. Maybe that
Speaker 2: last Cowboys team was better than them, but still, like
Speaker 2: you know, they had better roster than the Washington team.
Speaker 2: Then they have better roster than the Giants that they
Speaker 2: had way more talent. But again, if it was about preparation,
Speaker 2: it was about game plan. And I have faith in
Speaker 2: Sean Payton just like I do in some of the
Speaker 2: great other coaches. And he's a Hall of Fame coach.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, five or six coaches are huge difference makers,
Speaker 3: and I think he's one of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, him, Andy Reid, Belichick's a couple of them. Speaking
Speaker 2: of Belichick, nine wins for the Pats, that's what the
Speaker 2: consensus number is right now. Over under last year they
Speaker 2: were a seven to win team, much to my chagrin,
Speaker 2: exactly where I did not want them to be as
Speaker 2: a fan. But look, they've brought back Cam Newton, they
Speaker 2: have gone on a little bit of a spending spree
Speaker 2: here when not one but two tight ends. Now I
Speaker 2: still think John new Smith is that guy that they
Speaker 2: really targeted to be the difference making guy for them,
Speaker 2: and I love the talent of John new Smith and
Speaker 2: I think there's certainly every reason to believe he can
Speaker 2: be a playmaker for them. They still lack a little
Speaker 2: bit of playmaking ability, which hopefully they'll make up four
Speaker 2: in the draft. We'll see how that goes. They could
Speaker 2: even potentially take a quarterback yere if somebody slips. It's
Speaker 2: very possible. They're in a weird spot in this draft
Speaker 2: where they could take advantage of a player that falls
Speaker 2: a couple spots longer than they should. They went for Agalore,
Speaker 2: they went for Kendrick Bourne, two receivers that have played
Speaker 2: well but nobody expected them to and this is fascinating
Speaker 2: to see if they can get anything out of them.
Speaker 2: But overall, I gotta tell you, I think the biggest
Speaker 2: addition for the Pats is getting all those players back
Speaker 2: year over year that sat out. They had the most
Speaker 2: players sit out for COVID last year. So for me,
Speaker 2: looking at the nine wins, I look at this division,
Speaker 2: I think Buffalo is still the class of it. Miami's
Speaker 2: going to be tricky, but.
Speaker 4: The rest of us know what their QB play is
Speaker 4: gonna be.
Speaker 2: Like this number feels about right to me on the nine.
Speaker 2: And that's another one where I think I just stay
Speaker 2: away from this nine with the Pats. Do you see
Speaker 2: the bottoming out of Cam Newton here? Like or is
Speaker 2: this year two in the offense and all of a
Speaker 2: sudden they blow this nine away and become an eleven
Speaker 2: or twelve win team.
Speaker 4: I'm with you, Joe.
Speaker 3: I think I'm gonna stay away here, if only because
Speaker 3: I misread the Patriots pretty badly last year. Then again,
Speaker 3: they dealt with a lot right Cam Newton got sick
Speaker 3: in the middle of the year, they still won seven games.
Speaker 3: I think what's interesting about their acquisitions this offseason is
Speaker 3: some of them are a little head scratching. But at
Speaker 3: the same time, here's what I ultimately think. I think
Speaker 3: these transactions can help them get back on the right
Speaker 3: track for twenty twenty one, and I don't know that
Speaker 3: any of it really impacts them long term. Towards the positive,
Speaker 3: I think they see a little bump and the Pats
Speaker 3: get back to nine or ten wins. They're back in
Speaker 3: the playoffs, and fans are like hoping this momentum will
Speaker 3: keep rolling all the way through to twenty twenty two
Speaker 3: and beyond and that might not be the case. I
Speaker 3: think that could be the situation here. I think they
Speaker 3: get a nice little bump in twenty twenty one, people say, ah,
Speaker 3: we're back to normal, and then in twenty twenty two, well,
Speaker 3: I still don't really know where a long term quarterback
Speaker 3: is because Cam was fine, but not a pro bowler
Speaker 3: and we're happy to be in the playoffs. That's just
Speaker 3: not really the way the Patriots have been rolling for
Speaker 3: the last twenty years. So I think you're right in
Speaker 3: this draft. I think they can wait for somebody to
Speaker 3: fall out of the top ten and then pounce. That's
Speaker 3: really more the way that they do things as opposed
Speaker 3: to giving up a ton of assets to move to
Speaker 3: number four. In terms of their win total, I would
Speaker 3: lean towards the over, but I don't feel confident about
Speaker 3: this at all because I think it could go sideways
Speaker 3: for them.
Speaker 2: It's very easy after last year to see it going sideways,
Speaker 2: especially with Cam Newton. So I'm gonna just stay away
Speaker 2: from this one. Let's talk and stay in this division
Speaker 2: with the Dolphins too. This is another nine win team. Now,
Speaker 2: they have a ton of draft picks, they have a
Speaker 2: quarterback in progress, with two. He's got a ton of talent.
Speaker 2: We've seen him in college, We've seen what he's capable of,
Speaker 2: but we also saw him struggle at the NFL level
Speaker 2: last year at times, and I think you saw some good,
Speaker 2: little good moments there at times as well. So I
Speaker 2: don't want to say that Tua can't overcome this and
Speaker 2: make this a ten win team if they do end
Speaker 2: up with a Kyle Pitts or somebody like that. I mean,
Speaker 2: they're in a position where they could really load up here.
Speaker 2: It's just whether or not you can get everything to
Speaker 2: work together at once. And I think Flores has done
Speaker 2: a tremendous job of making them bringing credibility to the Dolphins,
Speaker 2: which they've lacked, you know, in that Adam Gase era
Speaker 2: quite a bit. And it's nice to see the Dolphins
Speaker 2: kind of get back to that standard because they're historic
Speaker 2: NFL franchise. But that nine number, for you, this is
Speaker 2: another tricky one, I think, where you know, free agent wise,
Speaker 2: you know, I don't know what kind of you know,
Speaker 2: big moves besides Will Fuller on the offensive side that
Speaker 2: you can look to. But the draft, I feel like
Speaker 2: is going to tell the tale. Is this the number.
Speaker 2: You want to get in now before they get Kyle
Speaker 2: Pitts and somebody else, Like if they get Kyle Pitts
Speaker 2: and Nase Harris or something like that. I feel like
Speaker 2: this nine is going to go to a nine and
Speaker 2: a half or maybe even at ten because people are
Speaker 2: gonna be very bullish about them. What are your thoughts
Speaker 2: on the Dolphins. Is the time to get in or
Speaker 2: is it stay away because it's still work in progress.
Speaker 3: I think probably stay away. But I think you made
Speaker 3: a really good point there. This is the type of
Speaker 3: line that could be severely impacted, significantly impacted by the
Speaker 3: transactions that they make.
Speaker 4: Look they're at six, I'd be.
Speaker 3: Stunned if they don't end up with Pits or Jamar Chase,
Speaker 3: So I think it's probably more likely chased in Pits
Speaker 3: to me. But we'll see how this draft plays out
Speaker 3: in the next couple of weeks. I do think that
Speaker 3: this is a very well coached team. I think Flores
Speaker 3: is still being underrated with what he's been able to do.
Speaker 3: Along with Jim Chris Greer in a fairly short period
Speaker 3: of time, they're able to remake this franchise.
Speaker 4: I like the way they are built.
Speaker 3: I think there's still a ways to go before they're
Speaker 3: consistently in front of the Patriots and competing with what
Speaker 3: is now a very well respected Bills team. But I
Speaker 3: would lean towards the over with Miami. I have faith
Speaker 3: and Flores. I think there's enough good pieces here. I
Speaker 3: think they play solid d the Will Fuller thing, like
Speaker 3: we're fantasy football players on this pod as well, and
Speaker 3: they'll never be a year where somebody won't buy in
Speaker 3: to will Fuller. So it's all about Will Fuller stayed
Speaker 3: healthy for seventeen games well, because he doesn't.
Speaker 2: Because he doesn't. He answered whatever he was taking last year,
Speaker 2: they kept him on the field. Now he can't take it.
Speaker 4: So what are you gonna do?
Speaker 2: Now, Let's talk about the Arizona Cardinals. They just made
Speaker 2: an acquisition, actually just yesterday, James Connor coming into the
Speaker 2: fold to join Chase Edmonds. They also brought in aj
Speaker 2: Green in the offseason. But you know, the Cardinals, everything
Speaker 2: just hinges on the health of Kyler Murray and whether
Speaker 2: or not Cliff Kingsbury can kind of get better a
Speaker 2: little bit with the play calling. I think there's still
Speaker 2: some issues there on the defensive side of the football. Opportunistic.
Speaker 2: I would call this defense. They create turnovers very well.
Speaker 2: They're aggressive sometimes, but sometimes it costs them. Also, you've
Speaker 2: seen them blow games as well. What are your thoughts
Speaker 2: on this Cardinals number? Basically they're till you know, they're
Speaker 2: a little less than a five hundred team. This is
Speaker 2: the swing. Now it's very different. So you see the eight.
Speaker 2: Now that's not five hundred anymore. So we got to like,
Speaker 2: we got to like reprogram our brains. Now there is
Speaker 2: no five hundred. So what do you think they're gonna
Speaker 2: go here? With the seventeen game schedule? Do you think
Speaker 2: they get to that nine or is the eight where
Speaker 2: you'd want to realistically kind of keep them.
Speaker 3: I would say that they get to the nine, I
Speaker 3: would pick them as an over. I don't think it's
Speaker 3: a hard over necessarily, but I do pick them to
Speaker 3: go over. The disturbing part about the Cardinals is what
Speaker 3: you mentioned. There are moments where we saw which is
Speaker 3: ironic because Cliff Kingsbury is a very aggressive offensive coach
Speaker 3: and there were times in game situations where he became
Speaker 3: timid or conservative, which bugged me a lot and bugs
Speaker 3: me for their potential long term success because I think
Speaker 3: Kyler obviously being in place and acquiring weapons like DeAndre Hopkins,
Speaker 3: and some of the other things they've even done this
Speaker 3: offseason which you mentioned, are interesting.
Speaker 4: But this was six and three team.
Speaker 3: Kyler got banged up and it started to slip slide away,
Speaker 3: and they went two and five down the stretch, which
Speaker 3: is a horrible way to close out. I think people
Speaker 3: will sometimes not realize that they were in six and
Speaker 3: three and in an unbelievable position based on the hail
Speaker 3: mary that was caught by DeAndre Hopkins. But nonetheless they
Speaker 3: won that football game. So six and three is what
Speaker 3: I'm going to focus on. When Kyler was healthy, I
Speaker 3: do think he's that much of a difference maker. They
Speaker 3: continue to add pieces. You're right, the defense needs to
Speaker 3: get better. I think Cliff needs to get better in
Speaker 3: situational game calling, but I absolutely shade to the over
Speaker 3: I don't think.
Speaker 4: They regress at all.
Speaker 3: The only issue for them is the things we've mentioned,
Speaker 3: plus how competitive the division is. But you can't just
Speaker 3: assume that somebody's going to dominate the division. They If
Speaker 3: they end up going five hundred to the division, that's
Speaker 3: just fine.
Speaker 2: Well, especially because historically, you know, They've played some of
Speaker 2: their better football against the forty nine ers and some
Speaker 2: other division. They show up to play Seattle for the
Speaker 2: most part, you know, I remember that's un they get
Speaker 2: up for the big games. I think they got to
Speaker 2: take care of more business and the teams they are
Speaker 2: supposed to beat sometimes, and that's comes. I think that
Speaker 2: comes with maturity. And we'll see if that takes a
Speaker 2: step forward.
Speaker 4: I'm with you.
Speaker 2: I'm a slight lean towards the over on the Cardinals
Speaker 2: as well. The Washington football team got themselves a new quarterback,
Speaker 2: a new old quarterback in Ryan Fitzpatrick. This was the
Speaker 2: under five hundred team that went to the playoffs. And
Speaker 2: you know, for all the buzz everyone's talking about Hurts
Speaker 2: and the Eagles, for all the buzz on the Giants
Speaker 2: signing Kenny Galladay and all that, I come back to defense,
Speaker 2: and I come back to you know, they had no
Speaker 2: quarterback play last year. I mean the quarterback play Alex
Speaker 2: Smith was admirable at times, but let's be honest, I
Speaker 2: mean at times this was dreadful. So Ryan Fitzpatrick still capable.
Speaker 2: I kind of feel like this this eight is actually
Speaker 2: not giving them enough credit and that's how good they
Speaker 2: are defensively, and how much faith I have in Ron
Speaker 2: Rivera in what they're doing there. I think this is
Speaker 2: an over and this is one of the few that
Speaker 2: I kind of look at it and I go, you know what,
Speaker 2: the missing east was the quarterback. The missing piece was
Speaker 2: the leadership. And everybody loves Fitzpatrick. It seems like all
Speaker 2: his teammates love him, and I think that's kind of
Speaker 2: the thing you need right now. And it feels to
Speaker 2: me like Washington is not getting the respect that they
Speaker 2: deserve just because they didn't, you know, win in you
Speaker 2: know a lot of games to win that division. And yeah,
Speaker 2: we'll see what the Cowboys are this year with Dak back.
Speaker 2: But well, again, defensively, that team struggles mightily regardless. So
Speaker 2: I don't know, I think Washington football team's kind of
Speaker 2: getting them short end of the stick here.
Speaker 3: What do you think fitz should just be selling T
Speaker 3: shirts with his big face on it, with his huge
Speaker 3: bushy beard with Yolo written across it, because that's.
Speaker 4: That's the embodiment of Yolo.
Speaker 3: He's like, I'll grow my hair as long as I
Speaker 3: want on my face and I'll just throw for four
Speaker 3: hundred yards in a given game. We all know if
Speaker 3: Fits got seventeen starts, there's gonna be some clunkers in there.
Speaker 3: But we're gonna have a lot of fun watching him,
Speaker 3: and I do. I'm with you on this one as well.
Speaker 3: We're agreeing a lot here, and my only concern is that,
Speaker 3: you know, Fitz have a really bad stretch and they
Speaker 3: dump a couple of games that they're supposed to win.
Speaker 3: But we're in a weak division where we still don't
Speaker 3: even know what Daniel Jones and the Giants are going
Speaker 3: to look like. Where Philly is admitting that they're in
Speaker 3: a rebuild with Jalen Hurts, who's dynamic, but he can't
Speaker 3: carry the team all by himself. Philly's got a ton
Speaker 3: of holes, which I think is still underrated how much
Speaker 3: they need to fix. But there was a moment last
Speaker 3: year when this division where nobody wanted to win the
Speaker 3: division and Washington got into a stretch, and I remember
Speaker 3: saying on Sports Grid on various shows that the bet
Speaker 3: right now is Washington And this is probably at a
Speaker 3: time where they had two or three wins, but they
Speaker 3: were heading into a stretch because everybody else in the
Speaker 3: division couldn't do anything right. But Washington did one thing
Speaker 3: right every game. They pressured the quarterback, and they were
Speaker 3: good in the front four especially and the front seven.
Speaker 2: So and they started to run the football a little
Speaker 2: well too, Gibbs It yeah, kiss. They had that intermediate
Speaker 2: short game kind of going for them where they can
Speaker 2: move the ball a little at a time to eat
Speaker 2: clock and play defense. And that plays in December, and
Speaker 2: it plays.
Speaker 3: In Jesus too, and Joe, you and I would sit
Speaker 3: here and say that they didn't even really utilize Terry
Speaker 3: McLaurin the way that any of us would want them to,
Speaker 3: and they still won the division. So imagine when he
Speaker 3: gets unlocked a little bit and they start utilizing some
Speaker 3: of these other pieces. Antonio Gibson obviously was great.
Speaker 2: And Kurtis Samuels now in the fold two there, which
Speaker 2: is a really interesting piece of very loll I like it.
Speaker 2: I could do a lot of things with.
Speaker 4: I like it. I would never bet them under.
Speaker 3: I do think that there's still an opportunity for Washington
Speaker 3: to grab a long term piece at quarterback, but I
Speaker 3: think Fitz gets the.
Speaker 4: Start to begin the year.
Speaker 2: Now we talk about the Giants in that same division,
Speaker 2: Their numbers at seven now. They did sign Kenny Golladay.
Speaker 2: This is the make or break year for Daniel Jones,
Speaker 2: and it really hinges so much on Saquon Barkley because
Speaker 2: when Barkley's in the lineup, you see Daniel Jones's numbers
Speaker 2: are completely different. And that's understandable. He is the you know,
Speaker 2: possibly one of the best running backs in football. But
Speaker 2: the problem is he hasn't been on the field much
Speaker 2: in the last two years, and that's a distinct problem.
Speaker 2: So you're betting on health here, and on top of which,
Speaker 2: you're betting on whether or not Daniel Jones can cure
Speaker 2: the ills of the turnovers that have plagued him throughout
Speaker 2: his career. This number is at seven right now. They
Speaker 2: were a six win team last year. To me, this
Speaker 2: is a stay away because I don't think any of
Speaker 2: us know the answer, and I don't see anything that's
Speaker 2: leading me towards feeling really strong that it's going to
Speaker 2: be better. And every NFL team will find a couple
Speaker 2: of those, you know, wins that nobody thought they would win,
Speaker 2: and this kind of puts them around seven. I mean,
Speaker 2: this feels like a seven to ten team to me,
Speaker 2: which again, like you said before, we got to get
Speaker 2: used to saying these things. That's kind of what it
Speaker 2: feels like. It feels like a team that's a little
Speaker 2: under five hundred is going to get beat up a
Speaker 2: little bit outside, you know, when they start to play
Speaker 2: other teams that are better than them outside of their division.
Speaker 3: I think that's fair. We have to give Joe Judge
Speaker 3: some amount of credit. Right, this is an Owen Sure team.
Speaker 2: They rally the truth, They competed, no doubt.
Speaker 3: You're right, Mike, Especially towards the end of the year,
Speaker 3: there was a lot of thought that, hey, the Giants
Speaker 3: could steal this division. Right down to the last two weeks,
Speaker 3: we thought the Giants had an opportunity to win the division.
Speaker 4: You're right on everything, he said.
Speaker 3: Say, Quan's got to be somebody that we expect to
Speaker 3: be the superstar that he was.
Speaker 4: Drafted to be.
Speaker 3: Daniel Jones has got to be a little better at
Speaker 3: making decisions. And I do give Joe Judge credit, and
Speaker 3: I have faith in him to get the team pointed
Speaker 3: in the right direction. But do I have faith in
Speaker 3: the roster top to bottom?
Speaker 4: Not really.
Speaker 3: James Bradbury was really expensive for them, and he played
Speaker 3: really well. I have to give as much as people
Speaker 3: want to crap on Gettleman, you have to give him
Speaker 3: credit for some.
Speaker 4: Of the wins.
Speaker 3: The Leonard Williams trade looks good. The James Bradbury signing
Speaker 3: looks good. Right now, those are very expensive players. Perhaps
Speaker 3: they're not worth their dollar amount, but they're capable and
Speaker 3: productive and they're moving forward. The Giants' issues for the
Speaker 3: last couple of years have a lot of times been
Speaker 3: related to the offensive line. So there's no Nate Solder,
Speaker 3: Kevin Zeidler, all these pieces moving in and moving out,
Speaker 3: and then they draft Andrew Thomas, who didn't necessarily play
Speaker 3: like a number fourth overall pick. I think you still
Speaker 3: got some question marks there. It's not a team. I
Speaker 3: can have a lot of faith in you.
Speaker 2: It's tough to invest. It feels like that's that's what
Speaker 2: you and I are trying to say. It's not a
Speaker 2: good investment right now. That number and where they are.
Speaker 4: I think, I think there's plenty of teams.
Speaker 3: By the way that we've said during the course of
Speaker 3: his last type finance, i'd stay away, and some of
Speaker 3: you listening maybe saying, well, these guys aren't giving me
Speaker 3: any advice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that is the advice.
Speaker 3: Wait wait, wait, wait, wait until the draft happens, right,
Speaker 3: wait and see if somebody tears an ACL. There's plenty
Speaker 3: of bets on totals that can be placed in August
Speaker 3: where you're taking a strong position, you have all the information,
Speaker 3: you feel good about the coaching staff, and you can
Speaker 3: move forward. I wait often, I'll wait. There's a certain
Speaker 3: numbers last year, and last.
Speaker 4: Year was obviously a very funky situation. Well, they didn't
Speaker 4: lockdown and everything else. We didn't know if we're going
Speaker 4: to play. But there was a couple of numbers that
Speaker 4: I grabbed.
Speaker 3: Really early, the Bills that once the Jets started making trades,
Speaker 3: the power.
Speaker 2: Was really early. That those are so low.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I just thought the Colts and that and
Speaker 3: the Bills were the easiest overs on the board, and
Speaker 3: the Jets were a hard under, as were the Bengals.
Speaker 3: So those are the ones I took early. A couple
Speaker 3: of others I just waited until the last minute.
Speaker 2: And I think what we're getting at here is telling
Speaker 2: you you know, how to react or not react or
Speaker 2: not overreact to free agency. We got one more team
Speaker 2: to do, but we're pretty clear here you know, the
Speaker 2: Colts looked like a good over. Uh you know the
Speaker 2: situations with the Saints where Mike brings up a lot
Speaker 2: of good points about coaching, and maybe that nine is
Speaker 2: a little low right now. The Dolphins. If you don't
Speaker 2: like the nine and it gets to nine and a
Speaker 2: half or ten after the draft because there's so much buzz,
Speaker 2: maybe that's when you bet the under with this team.
Speaker 2: You let it go up a little bit and then
Speaker 2: go under it. And we give you the Cardinal too,
Speaker 2: which is a team we think could be over that
Speaker 2: eight as well because of the kind of talent that
Speaker 2: they have, as well as Washington. So there's one more here,
Speaker 2: which is the Panthers at seven and a half. They've
Speaker 2: got a quarterback they've brought in from New York, Sam
Speaker 2: Darnald and Teddy Bridgewater and looks like he's moving to
Speaker 2: the back burner for now. Theoretically, get Christian McCaffrey back.
Speaker 2: This team won five games last year. The play calling
Speaker 2: was great, The defense was very young. They spent all
Speaker 2: their draft picks the previous season on defense, and I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what that defense did play better as the
Speaker 2: year went on. You can see early on they were
Speaker 2: very green, but they have a lot of team speed
Speaker 2: on defense, and this is a defense that I think
Speaker 2: is going to get better as they go and start
Speaker 2: to play together year over year. The Panthers, though this
Speaker 2: is a tricky one seven and a half, it's actually
Speaker 2: higher than I thought it was going to be already.
Speaker 2: Is this the time to get in on it now?
Speaker 2: And are you buying the idea of just getting Sam
Speaker 2: Darnold away from Adam Gase. I'm not saying he's going
Speaker 2: to be Ryan Tannehill, but my goodness, you're giving him
Speaker 2: Anderson more and CMC that's a pretty good situation.
Speaker 4: Agreed.
Speaker 3: So I'll say in general, I think everything the Panthers
Speaker 3: have done.
Speaker 4: The last couple of years.
Speaker 3: They got new ownership, they brought in new coaching staff,
Speaker 3: new GM. I've liked the way that they've built from
Speaker 3: the second David Tepper took over as owner until now,
Speaker 3: including decisions like let's try Teddy Bridgewater. Okay, it didn't
Speaker 3: work out the way we wanted, We're going to try
Speaker 3: another option. I think these are okay as you're building
Speaker 3: an organization to try things like this, especially in what
Speaker 3: when they were caught in the place that they were
Speaker 3: in the draft. They couldn't trade up to four, and
Speaker 3: I don't know if they want to trade up to four.
Speaker 4: Maybe they liked the first three guys and not the
Speaker 4: other two that much.
Speaker 2: In the things, that seems like that's the case. They
Speaker 2: liked the three and then after that they didn't want
Speaker 2: to take on the Lance Project or mac Jones.
Speaker 4: That's right what they did. That's right, So which is great,
Speaker 4: Just go ahead and do that.
Speaker 3: It doesn't necessarily mean that the twenty twenty two quarterback
Speaker 3: draft class is going to suck compared to twenty twenty one.
Speaker 3: It's people get really worked up over that, and they
Speaker 3: don't frankly, have any idea what the twenty twenty two
Speaker 3: class is going to look like twelve months from now.
Speaker 3: But what I would say, in general from a betting standpoint,
Speaker 3: the number that you can look at with the Panthers
Speaker 3: is they've lost seven or eight games by one score, right,
Speaker 3: just doing the math, that is likely to have some
Speaker 3: positive regression to get them to where you need to be.
Speaker 3: Now you are you rightly stated the number is probably
Speaker 3: a little higher than I would have suspected. But I
Speaker 3: like Darnold coming in with the fact that even if
Speaker 3: they just get to back to five hundred with those
Speaker 3: one score games you can get to. The number doesn't
Speaker 3: mean they have to win eleven. You're just trying to
Speaker 3: get them to eight or nine, to a point where
Speaker 3: you're comfortable. Now, can this number move around, move down
Speaker 3: a little bit?
Speaker 4: Maybe?
Speaker 3: I just think that the Panthers number is going to
Speaker 3: become more bullish and less and I think this is
Speaker 3: the number of all the ones that we've talked to,
Speaker 3: has an opportunity to move up as we start to
Speaker 3: get potential positive news about Donald and other weapons that
Speaker 3: they may have added through the draft.
Speaker 4: So I think it's an over if for no other.
Speaker 3: Reason, just based on the mat that they lost so
Speaker 3: many one score games.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm with you. I have a lot of faith
Speaker 2: in that rule and Joe Brady's play calling, and I
Speaker 2: think even if it doesn't look good in the September,
Speaker 2: I think it's gonna look better as time goes on.
Speaker 2: And if Sam Donald can't succeed here in this situation,
Speaker 2: then I think then they'll move on again next year
Speaker 2: and find somebody else. But I think it's worth the
Speaker 2: shot because I don't think Sam Donald ever got himself
Speaker 2: into a fair situation there and getting out of New
Speaker 2: York and away from Adam Gase and all that is
Speaker 2: the best thing you could possibly ask for. So those
Speaker 2: are our ten teams that are most effective potentially by
Speaker 2: NFL free agency in terms of win loss totals. And
Speaker 2: again you go to betting pros to get all that
Speaker 2: information that can census over unders on all the teams. Mike,
Speaker 2: tell everybody where they can find you on the Twitter machine,
Speaker 2: and of course where all your shows are on Sports Great.
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Speaker 2: There you have it, Mike. It's so good to talk
Speaker 2: football with you, just like the time flies. Man, it's
Speaker 2: I missed this. Mike and I do this every Sunday
Speaker 2: from the Metlands together doing pre show and hopefully this
Speaker 2: year on Sportscrew we'll get to do a little bit
Speaker 2: more stuff together hopefully come NFL season. But catch Mike
Speaker 2: and the crew. They do a great job and they
Speaker 2: got that live stream coming up for the draft as well.
Speaker 2: Mike thank you for your time, your knowledge, buddy, and
Speaker 2: again just great to have you on the show. That'll
Speaker 2: do it for us here, but the story of the
Speaker 2: game goes on. I'm Joe Piezapia. We'll see you next time. Kids,