In this week’s episode of THE WINDOW: Sports betting podcast, Matt Russell (@mrussauthentic) opens the show by lamenting Caleb Williams coming one play short of a point-spread cover and a potential win. If the Bears and Bengals had come through, the Round-robin Underdog Moneyline Parlay would have hit in a big way, but Joe Burrow’s earned more of a leash.
From there, Matt runs through “Right or Wrong” for Week 14 of the NFL, and most importantly, explains why he’s adding the following pieces to his futures portfolio:
Josh Allen for MVP (+1500)
49ers to win the NFC West (+700)
James Cook to lead the NFL in rushing yards (+140)
Coming over the top of Jonathan Taylor (and Bijan Robinson)
Maybe you missed it?
College Football’s Group of Five Championships
Best bets for the Power-4 Conference Championships
Thursday Night Football betting: Cowboys-Lions
NFL Week 14 “Sunday Best”
The “Player Prop Express” for Week 14
Monday Night Football betting preview: Eagles-Chargers
Later, Matt looks back at how everyone on the Chiefs failed Patrick Mahomes, and what to do when the line moves to a point where it’s not only no longer a valuable bet, but the handicap of a “fair” line suggests that the other side is now worth a bet.
Finally, Matt laments Jalen Hurts failing everyone on the Eagles, and how you can nail the handicap of a football game, but a quarterback mismatch can blow that up in no time flat.
It’s time to head to THE WINDOW, let’s go!
