Ani's Best Night Ever

We’re not going to talk about Clint Capela Night. Instead, we’re going to focus on Ani hitting the biggest bet of his life last night (we’re very sorry we didn’t share it with you.)

He risked just two dollars on a three-leg parlay. It was to win $1,776.50.

Steph Curry, 10+ AST… Check.

Cade Cunningham, 10+ AST… Check.

Paolo Banchero, 8+ AST… A sweat (two assists at halftime), but check

We’re hoping a little of Ani’s luck (the +88725 parlay win and being 9-3 and up 7.1 units in the last 10 days for Sharpshooters) rubs off on all of us and carries us to a prosperous Sunday. We hope everyone has a wonderful Football Sunday… except you, Clint Capela.

Let’s ride.

Record Tracker

Mitch’s Favorites: 17-23 (-5.0 units… Fuck you, Clint Capela)

Ani’s Favorites: 17-15 (+3.6 units)

All Other Picks: 33-33 (+3.3 units)

Overall: 67-71 (+1.9 units)

Mitch’s Favorite Picks

Tim Boyle, over 1.5 INTS (+175 / DraftKings) — 0.5 units

I’m sure Tim Boyle is a good guy, but he's a horrible quarterback. The only reason he has a job is because Aaron Rodgers likes him and vouched for him to the Jets’ front office.

Boyle — albeit in a very small sample — has the fourth-highest interception rate (seven percent) since 2000. He trails the likes of the Caleb Hanie, the great Nathan Peterman, and the one-and-only Keith Null.

Last week against Miami, Boyle threw two picks in 38 pass attempts. The week before that against Buffalo, he threw one in 14 attempts.

The Falcons only have six interceptions on the year as a unit, but if there’s any QB that could hand them two… it’s Tim Boyle.

Tim Boyle, under 180.5 PASS yards (-115 / FanDuel) — 1.5 units

See above.

I think the Jets can keep this game close against Atlanta, which would allow them to rely more on Breece Hall and the running game as opposed to the gold mine that is Tim Boyle’s right arm.

He had just 14 pass attempts going into the fourth quarter last week against Miami, then threw 25 in garbage time. In a closer matchup, that won’t happen.

I like this due to game script reasons, and because Boyle is just downright horrible.

Ani’s Favorite Picks

DeAndre Hopkins, over 53.5 REC yards (-110 / FanDuel) — 2.5 units | Hopkins,  70+ REC yards (+174 / FanDuel) — 0.75 units | Hopkins,  100+ REC yards (+490 / FanDuel) — 0.25 units 

This line is disrespectful for a WR that can hit the over on one play. Will Levis has come down to Earth a bit after his great debut, but he has shown he can sling the pigskin. Hopkins is a down field threat, as well as a guy that Levis is constantly targeting to move the chains on third down.

The Colts’ secondary is giving up 223.7 passing yards per game, so I expect Nuk to easily go over his base prop. His ladder is one of my favorites this week, like Michael Pittman Jr.’s last weekend. In Week 5, Hopkins had 8 catches for 140 yards against this secondary, so I expect a repeat performance.

Mike Evans, over 62.5 REC yards (-110 / FanDuel) — 1 unit | Evans, 100+ REC yards (+320 / FanDuel) — 0.4 units 

I wanna be Like Mike! This line is way too low for the Bucs’ WR as he is on pace for his tenth consecutive 1,000-yard season. He’s arguably been one of the most underrated WRs this season, with Baker Mayfield as his QB.

This is a big game for the Bucs, as they are still in the hunt to win their division, and I expect Baker to target his big wideout all game long. 

Other Picks We Like

Najee Harris, over 13.5 RUSH attempts (-150 / FanDuel) — 1 unit

Rachad White, over 64.5 RUSH yards (-110 / DraftKings) — 1 unit

Rhamondre Stevenson, over 88.5 REC + RUSH yards (-110 / FanDuel) — 1 unit