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Munaf Manji and Steve Reider break down NFL Week 11 player props. The guys also cover Monday night football and give out a best bet. Summary with More Details 🌟 🎙️ Opening Remarks (0:00-1:45) Munaf welcomes listeners to the NFL Week 11 Prop Show. Steve Reider joins after a vacation, sharing how he continued betting on offshore books even while away. A brief discussion on the Week 11 slate highlights key matchups and the clarity between contenders and pretenders. 🏈 Quarterback Props Will Levis Interceptions (2:23-3:56) Steve picks Will Levis to throw at least one interception (-145). Levis has averaged more than one interception per game this season, throwing picks in five of six games. He faces the Vikings’ defense, leading the league with 15 interceptions. Brian Flores’ complex defensive schemes are cited as confusing for quarterbacks, particularly young ones like Levis. Bo Nix Passing Yards (3:57-6:19) Munaf predicts Bo Nix to exceed 211.5 passing yards against Atlanta’s weak pass defense. Nix has surpassed this threshold in four of his last five games, showing improvement every week. The Falcons, allowing 280 passing yards per game over the last three weeks, are vulnerable, particularly in road games. 🏃‍♂️ Running Back Props Jonathan Taylor Rushing Yards (6:50-8:08) Steve selects Taylor to go over 81.5 rushing yards. Taylor has averaged 5 yards per carry in four of his last six games and exceeded 100 yards in three of those. The Jets’ defense ranks poorly in rushing efficiency and allows significant ground yardage, making Taylor a favorable pick. Christian McCaffrey Rushing Yards (8:08-11:22) Munaf backs McCaffrey to exceed 79.5 rushing yards against the Seahawks. McCaffrey, averaging six yards per carry against Seattle in his career, has thrived historically against their defense. Seattle allows 123 rushing yards per game, making this a favorable matchup for McCaffrey. Aldric Estime Rushing Yards (15:50-16:44) Steve bets on Estime to surpass 57.5 rushing yards as Denver’s featured back. The Falcons’ below-average rush defense, coupled with Estime’s increased role (82% of running back carries), creates a solid opportunity for Estime to shine. 👐 Wide Receiver Props Travis Kelsey Receptions (12:04-12:57) Steve predicts Kelsey will record more than six receptions. Kelsey leads the league in targets over the last three weeks, with 40 in that span. The Bills’ injured linebackers create additional opportunities for Kelsey to capitalize in this game. Calvin Ridley Receiving Yards (12:58-15:25) Munaf picks Ridley to exceed 55.5 receiving yards, emphasizing his growing target share since DeAndre Hopkins’ trade. Ridley leads the league in targets over the past three weeks and has surpassed 70 receiving yards in three consecutive games. John Smith Receiving Yards (16:45-18:22) Munaf highlights Smith’s increasing involvement in the Dolphins’ offense, predicting he’ll go over 32.5 receiving yards. Smith averages six targets per game over the last five weeks, while the Raiders’ defense struggles against tight ends. 🔥 Monday Night Football Preview Texans vs. Cowboys (20:54-23:58) Munaf and Steve analyze the Texans’ matchup against a depleted Cowboys team. Without Dak Prescott, the Cowboys’ offense looks disjointed, and Cooper Rush struggles to establish rhythm. Steve bets on Joe Mixon to exceed 85.5 rushing yards, citing Dallas’ league-worst rush defense. Mixon’s high volume of carries ensures opportunities to capitalize. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben take a look at this weekends CBB action. The guys also give out best bets. Throughout the episode, Warner and Ben’s choices and betting strategies hinge on statistical breakdowns and team dynamics. They conclude with best bets, including Warner’s pick of Purdue over Alabama, citing home-court advantage, and Ben’s endorsement of Charleston as a short home favorite over Florida Atlantic. Key Points 🎯 Auburn’s Resilience: Following a bizarre flight incident, Auburn rallied to secure a win against Houston, with key contributions from Dylan Cardwell and freshman Hod Pettiford. 🏀 Houston’s Defensive Lapses: Houston struggled with defensive rotations, with injuries limiting key players like Javier Francis, making it tough to contain Auburn’s offense. 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Purdue’s Depth Questions: Purdue, while strong at home, shows weaknesses without star Zach Edy, and the hosts question the reliability of their backcourt without him. 🔥 Alabama’s Shooting Challenges: Despite a strong offense, Alabama’s reliance on outside shooting could falter against Purdue’s home-court advantage at Mackey Arena. 💥 Arizona vs. Wisconsin Matchup: While Arizona’s continuity in its backcourt gives them an edge, Warner and Ben debate if Wisconsin’s home-court atmosphere could disrupt Arizona’s rhythm. 📉 Marquette’s Inconsistent Play: Marquette’s strengths and weaknesses are apparent, with standout Cam Jones performing well, though teammates like Ben Gold struggle with consistency. 💸 Best Bets Focus: Warner and Ben share their best bets, favoring Purdue over Alabama and Charleston as a home favorite, using analytics from KenPom and Torvik to support their predictions. 💻 Promo Code ‘DUNK15’: Listeners are encouraged to use the promo code for a discount, enhancing their podcast experience with betting tools. ⚖ Betting Strategies: Emphasizing home-court advantages and scrutinizing player stats, Warner and Ben recommend cautious betting on key matchups. 🚀 Rivalries and Drama: The Florida-Florida State game sparks a deeper dive into team dynamics and controversies surrounding Florida’s coach Todd Golden. Summary [0:14] Warner on Podcast Episode & Auburn: Warner introduces the show, recounting Auburn’s win over Houston, marked by a pre-game flight incident and Dylan Cardwell’s pivotal role. [1:03] Ben on Houston’s Defensive Flaws: Ben highlights Houston’s defensive weaknesses, particularly slow rotations and limited playing time for Javier Francis. [4:32] Alabama’s Challenges Against Purdue: Warner and Ben discuss Alabama’s lack of blowouts in early games and Purdue’s tight home wins, raising questions about Alabama’s ability to compete. [7:04] Purdue’s Home Advantage: Ben endorses Purdue as a slight favorite, underscoring the formidable home-court atmosphere at Mackey Arena. [9:16] Arizona’s Talent Edge Over Wisconsin: Arizona's more experienced backcourt puts them as a slight favorite over Wisconsin, despite the latter's strong home-court reputation. [12:46] Ohio State vs. Texas A&M: The hosts analyze Texas A&M’s continuity and Ohio State’s reliance on three-pointers, predicting a tough matchup in favor of Texas A&M. [16:32] Marquette’s Inconsistencies: Ben outlines Marquette's inconsistent play, particularly Ben Gold’s struggles, as Marquette faces Maryland on the road. [18:55] Maryland's Weakness: Maryland’s struggles and lack of significant early challenges suggest potential vulnerability against Marquette’s roster. [22:25] Florida-Florida State Rivalry: In previewing this matchup, the hosts touch on controversies around Florida's coach Todd Golden, adding intrigue to the in-state rivalry. [27:54] Best Bets – Charleston & Purdue: Warner picks Purdue and Charleston for best bets, citing analytical support and statistical expectations for a solid home-court advantage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL betting Week 11. The guys give out the best picks and much more. In the NFL Week 11 podcast, hosts RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg, and Mackenzie Rivers discuss betting strategies and game predictions, highlighting key matchups, player performances, and team trends. Here’s a breakdown of each main game covered: Eagles vs. Commanders: Fezzik supports the Eagles, citing their powerful offense and Hurts’ dual-threat capabilities. RJ Bell, however, sees potential in Washington, suggesting bets on alternative spreads for an upset possibility. Steelers vs. Ravens: Seidenberg trusts Tomlin's strong track record against the Ravens, especially with Jackson struggling historically against the Steelers' defense. RJ Bell prefers a bet on Baltimore in the first half, as the Steelers tend to pick up momentum later. Chiefs vs. Bills: Rivers backs Mahomes’ success as an underdog, while Fezzik leans toward the under, highlighting Kansas City's defense. RJ, however, predicts the game could exceed the total points, given Buffalo’s scoring potential and Kansas City's recent injuries. Raiders vs. Dolphins: Both RJ and Fezzik bet on the game under 44.5 points, predicting a conservative game with Miami leaning on the run if they lead and Las Vegas playing cautiously. Vikings vs. Titans: Seidenberg focuses on the Vikings’ strong blitz defense, which he expects to disrupt Tennessee’s rookie QB, Will Levis. He sees this as a mismatch that favors Minnesota. Packers vs. Bears: Fezzik favors the Packers due to Green Bay’s consistent success over Chicago and the Bears’ ongoing offensive line injuries, suggesting a bet on the Packers to cover. Additional themes include alternative lines, same-game parlays, and injury-driven picks. The “dead cat bounce” theory is applied, meaning teams may perform poorly following an initial boost after coaching changes. Injury impacts are discussed throughout, particularly for games like Chiefs vs. Bills. Key Takeaways: Fezzik and RJ Bell’s Divergent Strategies: While Fezzik often leans toward established favorites, RJ explores underdog opportunities and creative spread bets. Player Impact on Bets: The analysis includes how specific players, like Jalen Hurts, Lamar Jackson, and Will Levis, influence outcomes, with betting strategies tailored to their strengths and weaknesses. Divisional Game Insights: Rivalries, particularly Steelers vs. Ravens, showcase historical betting trends. This podcast provides fans with insightful betting options, focusing on game dynamics, injuries, and unique strategies for each matchup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben break down college football Week 12 from a betting perspective. Griffin and Ben both give out best bets. CFB Week 12 Preview & Best Bets In Week 12 of college football, hosts Griffin Warner and “Big East” Ben explore game predictions, betting odds, and the new 12-team playoff expansion. Balancing stats and insights, the podcast covers major matchups and players, offering listeners valuable betting advice. College Football Playoff Expansion: 12-Team Format (0:29-5:48) Warner and Ben discuss the expanded playoff model, highlighting its potential to engage more teams and fans. While the traditional "must-win" intensity shifts, the model supports more playoff contenders and allows teams a chance to overcome occasional losses without derailing their seasons. Texas vs. Arkansas Showdown (5:49-9:23) Texas, a 13-point favorite, faces Arkansas with QB Kaelin Green back. Ben bets on the over (57.5) due to Texas’ defensive inconsistency and Arkansas’ weak defense, predicting high scores. Warner, skeptical of Texas QB Quinn Ewers’ consistency, favors Arkansas to cover at home. Utah vs. Colorado: Comeback Test (10:27-13:54) Following a disputed loss to BYU, Utah, a 10.5-point underdog, must rally against Colorado. While Ben sees Utah possibly deflated, he trusts Coach Whittingham to inspire. Warner chooses the under (46.5), betting on Utah’s defense compensating for offensive challenges without QB Cameron Rising. Tennessee vs. Georgia: Road Challenge for Volunteers (13:56-16:45) Georgia, a 10-point favorite, hosts Tennessee, largely untested on the road. Both hosts predict Georgia covers the spread, with Warner expecting a low-scoring game under 48.5 points, due to Tennessee’s inexperience in hostile environments. Oregon’s Strong Away Record at Wisconsin (16:47-18:41) Oregon, favored by 14, faces Wisconsin. Ben trusts Oregon’s road performance, while Warner thinks Wisconsin’s slower pace could limit Oregon’s scoring, favoring the under (52). Kansas at BYU: Suspicious Betting Line (20:16-23:52) Kansas, a three-point underdog, faces BYU, which both hosts see as a “rat line.” Warner chooses Kansas to cover, citing their unpredictable away record, while Ben takes the over (55.5) due to close, high-scoring potential. Best Bet: South Carolina vs. Missouri (25:53-27:16) Ben’s top pick is South Carolina to cover a 12-point spread, given Missouri’s poor away record and South Carolina’s recent momentum. Additional Picks & Promo (27:26-30:09) Warner’s best bet is Arkansas covering against Texas, and he shares a $15 promo code “BOMB15” on Pregame.com. A sneak peek of the upcoming college basketball podcast adds a light-hearted close to the episode. Key Team and Player Highlights Quinn Ewers: Warner doubts Ewers’ consistency post-injury. Kaelin Green: Ben sees Green’s return as essential for Arkansas. South Carolina’s Momentum: Solid recent games make South Carolina a strong pick. Wisconsin’s Control Strategy: Warner anticipates Wisconsin’s slower style could counter Oregon. Kansas Road Record: Kansas’ away struggles prompt caution in their BYU matchup. Final Takeaways This Week 12 preview blends betting strategies with insights on pivotal games, key players, and the new playoff format. Warner and Ben’s analysis provides listeners with engaging, informative perspectives as college football enters its final season stretch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices