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Saw that about Jason Kelce. One of the best to play his position it seems. I've like Jason Kelce a lot more than his brother.

Usually if I make a 5-6 leg parlay, I'm guaranteed to miss one. Glad I didn't this time haha! I usually keep it simple for the most part with little 2-3 legs.

Haha yeah right. I used at $2.50 bonus bet. Of Course, that's when it happens.

Hit a big parlay on Super Wild Card Weekend. Correctly picked the winner of all six games for a parlay that was worth +4561. Shame that I didn't have more money on it than I did, but still very pleased.

Will be interesting to see where the Steelers go with their QB this offseason. Don't think they can really be a contender with who they currently have on their roster.

I feel like this was definitely the easiest "upset" to predict. Interesting that an underdog won each day.

He sure looked like Aaron Rodgers on a couple of those throws, specifically the TD to Wicks.

Very happy with this result. Pulling for the Lions next week, no matter who they play.

Everyone is and will focus on the Dallas side of things with this game, which is kinda of evident from this thread too. How about those Green Bay Packers? What a dismantling. The offense has looked so much better and balanced since Aaron Jones got fully healthy. He's been on a tear the last 4 weeks. And it seems like Jordan Love is the real deal. Glad to see the D step up the last couple weeks too.

I don't know why you don't really hear CJ Stroud's name in the MVP conversation (and yes I know it's a regular season award). Hes the epitome of someone that should be in the conversation this year.

If there was ever a team that would probably benefit from zone, it might be this team but then they'll get crushed even more on the glass. We are gonna see a lot of high ball screens.

Was gonna say the same thing about the big. You nailed it.

This was definitely a Thiero type game. He would've helped against Radford and rebounding. UK always seems to have one guy with a mysterious injury throughout a large chunk of the season. I guess Thiero drew that straw this year.

The goaltending thing in the first half irritates me too. Review it immediately or not at all. That offensive foul call on Radford as he made the 3 was a garbage call, even though it favored UK.

Nice to see some big minutes from Onyenso. No clue why Cal went back to Bradshaw in OT after he hadn't done anything all day. Fresh legs but not a fresh mind. Didn't like that.

Mitchell has won us some games but he sure looked terrible today. Wagner fumbling the ball in what should have bee. The last real possession of regulation is going to irritate me the rest of the day.

Kentucky is 4-0 when losing to A&M at the half since 2014.

Weather is going to be terrible in this one.

We have access to Peacock already, but I can assure you that I would not pay an extra dime just to watch an NFL game and that's from someone that watches just about every TNF, SNF, and MNF game.

I think I read on Twitter this morning that it was even in Mayo's contract, that he would be the heir to replace Belichick.

The way all these top teams are losing on the road, I worry that you might be right. I think they'll probably lose about 4 SEC games and one or two of them will be one that we don't really expect. Fingers crossed we go 3-0 after Saturday.

Seems like it doesn't really matter who the opponents are. Road teams are struggling, even top ranked.

This team doesn't strike me as selfish. Sure, Dillingham might force something from time to time but I don't think that's cause he's selfish, just overly aggressive and makes a poor decision occasionally, but he more than makes up for it.

Thanks for the interesting statistics. I'd imagine that part of that is because they are playing against better teams now. They need to really work on their alley-oop passes it seems.

Wagner is starting to impress me more and more. He is attacking with confidence and his shot looks a lot better. So happy we have Trey Mitchell. Strong player and a great veteran.