Speaker 1: Welcome to the prop line, Andy Gym, breaking down divisional
round NFL playoffs from a props betting perspective. Thank you
so much for joining us. What are we waiting for?
Let's just break down games all right? Here we go,
do it all right?
Speaker 2: Quick? Look at the weather.
Speaker 1: Buffalo, Denver, nothing too much. San Francisco, Seattle, nothing too much.
Speaker 2: Houston Patriot one to two inches of salt before the game.
It's cold, okay.
Speaker 1: I think the real one is going to be the
Rams and the Bears. That seems to be the one
that's like, really really cold. Matt Stafford historically does not
farewell and really really cold weather. As of now, we're
recording this on Friday evening. Sustained wins ten to fifteen
miles an hour, GUS twenty to twenty five miles.
Speaker 2: So I think that's probably the only one that you're
super worried about.
Speaker 1: So all right, Jim, let's start with Buffalo and Denver
coming to you first.
Speaker 2: What do you like.
Speaker 3: I'm rooting for the Bills. I'd like to see him
get there.
Speaker 4: I think this is a much taller task than people
are making it out to be. I understand that in
the playoffs it's coaching, it's quarterback, it's defense. And if
you look at this game, you say to yourself, who's better? Well, well,
obviously Josh Allen is a tier above Bonnicks. I believe
that Peyton is above McDermott. I'm not a fan of
McDermott's coaching style. I think he makes some really bad
errors in game management. But then we go to defense,
and it's net Bronco's defense, because that Bills defense is
just atrocious. So what's a better unit? Who has the
best unit? Coaching quarterback? I think it's the defense at Denver.
Josh Allen took a butt kick in last week. I
mean on that goal line play, we didn't know if
he was going to be just done done or what.
Then he manages to come out and put the superman
kate back on. But you know, this is a really,
really tall task against this defense. I'll go to the
elephant in the room, which is the RJ. Harvey rushing
at fifty five and a half. It's come up from
what it was at the beginning of the week, but
I think this is probably your safest bet on the board.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: We're not here to be safe. We want to do
things that are going to hit.
Speaker 4: But I've watched this Buffalo defense all year long be
an absolute sieve. I mean, guys are running seven yards
before they're touched by a linebacker. And I've heard again
the argument Matt Milano, like Matt Mlonald's not what he
used to be, guys, He's really not. So I'll go
right to the RJ. Harvey rushing. I think he gets
over this fifty five and a half. I'll also stick
to rushing and go to bow Nix's rushing. Young quarterbacks
when they're in a press or situation, they revert back
to what they're comfortable with, and this man is comfortable running.
He just is take the regular season out of it.
This is a gotta have it game. Like I said,
with that Buffalo defense, I'm not trusting Matt Mlano to
chase down bow Nicks and get him, you know, before
he gains nine ten.
Speaker 3: Yards a clip on his rushes.
Speaker 4: So I'll go both rushing there and uh and waited
out a tough game in Denver.
Speaker 2: The RJ. Harvey scares me just because it is so public.
Speaker 1: Agreed, that's the one that everybody will just oh yeah,
oh got rinse repeat faith Buffalo's defense. The rushing defense
has been a little bit better recently, and this just like,
why isn't this sixty five and a half?
Speaker 2: Like and you look at his.
Speaker 1: Totals twenty eight forty three fifty, you know he hasn't
been that dynamic. He's not a power runner. I will
be not doing anything with with a with RJ.
Speaker 2: Harvey. It just it seems like too easy of a
public play.
Speaker 1: So all right, uh, passing yards, nothing with passing yards. However,
you're gonna do the Josh Allen anytime touchdown? I kind
of like it, shout out to Corbin, they're going to
carry him over.
Speaker 2: Greedy Josh Allen when they get down in there. Does
he run? Probably? It just seems like once on it's
like the new.
Speaker 1: This team not wanting to do the put the wanting
to get rid of the Toush push, and now being
the ones doing the Toush push and not the Eagles
is quite.
Speaker 2: The uh, quite the thing. So I will go with
with Josh Allen to have a rushing touchdown.
Speaker 1: So I don't know we're gonna get I don't know
if Ty Johnson's gonna play or not. Last week he
was a walking boot, did not suit up. It doesn't
look good for him to play. But if he does play,
I'm in count me in uh on Ty Johnson to
go over nine and a half receiving yards.
Speaker 2: But again you're gonna have to wait until right before
is Pat Bryant for Denver. It's kind of interesting.
Speaker 1: You can't ignore what he's done recently four five four
three five, So it's juicy at this two and a half.
But you can grab some plus money that some of
these websites if you think he's gonna go over.
Speaker 2: But Jim, I want to talk to you about these
the tight ends.
Speaker 1: Okay, Buffalo's decimated. They you know, they lose two pass
catchers and this isn't like the most dynamic, you know,
wide receiving core to begin with.
Speaker 2: So they lose two guys.
Speaker 1: I like both Dalton Kincaid and Dawson Knox over this total.
And this is a Denver team. They get a lot
of flowers for their defense. Ain't that good against tight ends?
They give up fifty eight yards and Dalton Kinkaid, look
what he's done the last couple of games against Denver.
And then I go to Dawson Knox his numbers twenty
one and a half. He had thirty eight. These guys
are trustworthy, They've got good hands. Josh Allen trust them.
The coaches touch on both of them. I won't be
surprised if both of them go over at this total
that what do you need seventy yards combined out of
the both of them, And that's where I'm leaning more towards.
I don't think I haven't heard anybody talking about the
tight ends. And that's what I love most about him
is they're kind off the beat pass. So I don't
know what your thoughts are on the tight ends there.
Speaker 4: I think it's a I stretch to say, I'll say genius, right.
I think it's a genius way to look at it,
because there's certain sets that they're just gonna have to come.
They're gonna have to run double tight end. Like these
guys will be on the field at the same time.
You're not gonna trot out receivers that you sign up
the practice squad. You're not gonna feed Cook's twelve targets
or like. You have to get these guys on the field.
So I do believe they're gonna see a lot of
snaps and if they're gonna equate the snaps. And here's
why I really like it is Denver's pass rush. I
think you're gonna give a lot of those quick passes
going out to both of these tight ends. I'll throw
a third one out out here, Evan Ingram against his
Buffalo defense. I love the running game, but Evan Ingram
at this low twenty one and a half one good play.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a low total. He had twenty eighty In's Buffalo.
Speaker 3: A bit of a Swiss army knife last game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you know last Yeah, last game.
Speaker 4: I think you're right on the right point with I
think it goes to the big guys in Denver.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anything else for receiving.
Speaker 2: No, I think we're good to move on to San Francisco.
Speaker 4: Before we do, just go to defensive real quick. If
we go to defensive, because that leads right into the
type you know me.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 4: Two of them hit last week, two and a lot
sack problems last week on the show. So how do
we play this? Josh Allen is going to run, we
know that. However, I don't think he's out running these guys.
They're just a nightmare. Benito and Cooper on the edge.
They get a great push up front, so Josh will
have to run. Here's the real sneaky one for you,
Alex Singlesinky, Okay, let's go to a linebacker. You don't
think that someone's gonna spy Josh Allen.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, you had a great number here plus
seven plus seven fifty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's got one on the year. But you're right
if they have a spy, yeah, it could be.
Speaker 4: Well, we've got a spy Josh Allen on third and six.
You can't just let him run free. So a little
still stab on that, but I think both edge rushers
for Denver are going to make life rough for Josh.
Speaker 1: All right, move on to the forty nine Ers and
the Seahawks. We had a five percent on Kyle Yuschek
over his receiving yards, but that is now way way.
Speaker 2: Higher than it was. We were getting like six and a half.
Speaker 1: So we've got George Kittle sadly out for the year,
probably out for the rest of next year.
Speaker 2: What do you think about this game?
Speaker 4: I think that this is going to be a more
competitive game than we saw last with these two teams.
You have those games and honestly, who has more to
learn from that game? It's San Francisco. Now, loss of
George Kittle really hampers what you want to do on offense.
But let's be real here. Since Kittle came back, you
could just tell he wasn't healthy.
Speaker 2: I was. I was getting ready.
Speaker 1: I was getting ready to jump in and say counterpoint,
do you want an injured George Kittle or a healthy
tans And I'm gonna get to tanj just.
Speaker 2: But Kittle was clearly not one hundred percent. He was
not the explosive guy. Yes, you're right, you're one hundred
percent right.
Speaker 4: He could not run a five yard out and get separation.
He could not be explosive down the field. You could
just tell he was injured. And what happened is a
guy came back on an injury he shouldn't have came
back from and he blew his achilles. How many times
do we need to see the script before we understand
that when you have a lower body injury, you need
to shut these guys down.
Speaker 1: It's electrical player, right, It was the electrical grid across
across from the practice facility that ye winning or anything.
Speaker 2: Tough.
Speaker 3: So so you're right, about Tanjas.
Speaker 4: I do think that this number on used check it
is not five percent worthy being at what is it now,
fourteen and a half?
Speaker 2: Fifteen and a half, Yeah, it's around fourteen and a half.
Speaker 3: I mean it's one to catch.
Speaker 2: It's got the beauty of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's gotta be a one catch situation. That's why
we loved it so much. He is gonna see some targets.
I wouldn't be shocked to see him go over this.
But it is not as bullshove a play like we
said the other week, so I'd be looking at that
as well.
Speaker 3: Rock Party, go ahead, you know what. I'm not gonna
steal your play. You take it. Brock Party, Yeah, very much.
Start with him.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, Brock Party's gonna throw and he's gonna complete passes,
some to the right team, some to the Seahawks.
Speaker 2: It's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: It's minus one sixty four and I will be playing this.
He threw two against Philly and then previous three games
he threw one, and then look at his history against Seattle.
Speaker 2: S guy just throws it.
Speaker 1: And I'm not even saying there's anything wrong with it,
because there are some interceptions that are way worse than others.
It was the one in the Packers game where the
guy intercepted it on fourth down.
Speaker 2: And it goes.
Speaker 1: The right thing to do is to knock it down,
but to really tell, well, but are you gonna really
tell a guy in the secondary to non intercept to
pass in the playoffs to go on his record?
Speaker 2: Come on, like, that's that's tough.
Speaker 5: To Now, that's too tough.
Speaker 2: No, you know, I got the interception. Whatever. So Purty
takes chances.
Speaker 1: It's just who he is, and that's good, good, and
bad for the forty nine ers.
Speaker 2: But he is gonna throw an interception, and it.
Speaker 1: Could be on one of these like third and eight
where he throws it thirty five yards down the field
and that gets intercepted and Seattle, you know, their entire
team runs into the end zone and takes a photo
and they don't get penalized because that's legal. But apparently
flexing next to a guy you tackled is a penalty.
Try and figure that one out. But it's I just
don't think it's gonna be a crippling interception. But he
is gonna take chances and he's gonna throw one. But
he's gonna throw one. He just is that's just who
he is. He plays a ball game. He's gonna throw one.
So that's my Brock pretty interceptions.
Speaker 4: Us are gonna have to take chances in this game.
I mean it's it's winner, go home, and to speak
off your tam chances.
Speaker 3: Rock Purdy gonna take off and run, use his legs.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be sitting back in that pocket, right, would
not be so seventeen and a half I think is gettable.
What I really like is the anytime touchdown, if they
get down there and there's an option, I think there's
a chance that we see Purdy just take off and go.
And perty's not a slide guy. I think he goes
for it. I know he doesn't have a lot. This
is more of a gut feeling. But they have to
create some kind of dynamic offense to throw off this defense.
And if it's me, it's using the legs of Purdy.
He's shown to be a very good runner this year,
lying on his legs a little bit more so, if
you're gonna do something, where does the dynamic offense come from?
You have to do something different than you did the
last game. Tell him Brock if it's not there, just
take off for five, take off for six, make it
keep the chains moving so we get a couple more
cracks on this defense.
Speaker 3: We cannot go three.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I'm going to go against a play that was good
to us at the beginning of the season, and there
is another guy that is just clearly not one hundred
and that is Christian McCaffrey. And I won his under
fifty five and a half receiving yards. You have thirty
four last game against Seattle and with Kittle out, come on,
who's Seattle gonna focus on? Don't let Christian McCaffrey kill us?
Speaker 2: Please?
Speaker 1: Like we talked about shadows on Josh Allen, this guy
is gonna have a shadow on him. He had sixty
six last you know, in his last game, but before
that thirty four forty one. I just this is a
no brainer to just be like, and I know you're
not all You're not gonna he's not gonna have zero catches,
but fifty five and a half it's a huge number.
I think we're a little recency bias with the sixty
six against Philly, but yeah, if I'm Seattle, anybody beat
Jawan Jennings knock yourself out.
Speaker 2: Beat ton just beat us.
Speaker 1: That's fine, but we're not gonna let these little dump
offs to Christian McCaffrey on second and eight where he
runs for twenty. I just I think they're going to
be all over McCaffrey. So I'll go on to that one.
Speaker 2: And I like TONJ. Just. I really like TONJ. Just
thirty seven and a half.
Speaker 1: And you know, when you look up at stats, you know,
the big thing that you gotta do is you just
have to, you know, take Kittle out of the equation,
and the numbers don't lie. He's been absolent, he's been dynamic.
It's great that this website slows down the second I
hit record on our video. All right, So Ton just yeah,
sixty fifty eight, forty one fifty eight his last four
games with Kittle out of the lineup, Like he's crushing.
He's got good hands, like like this guy. This guy
would be a starter on most teams, but he happens
to be behind George Kittle. When you go in, they
really don't lose aho lot.
Speaker 2: So I like TONJ. Just in this one.
Speaker 1: Maybe Seattle little laxed on defense, trying to take care
of Christian McCaffrey and such.
Speaker 2: But any other any other props you like in this one.
Speaker 3: Well, I'd like to talk about jas here.
Speaker 4: What are your thoughts on on Jackson Smith and Jiggit
for this game? I mean, because the people are gonna watch,
you know, he's going to be a very bet on
on player for this game.
Speaker 5: So I want to give you because he's not been
like he he he spoiled, spoiled us with you know,
with these all these performances.
Speaker 1: But you know seventy two eighty four went under last
time they played Sam France. So I don't know, I
is this a public play, Like, I don't know. I
haven't seen a whole lot on it. Ninety five is
so everything's got to go right everything.
Speaker 4: Number, yeah, the number is very high. I think the
public play would be him anytime touchdown. Then again, like,
you know who is Sam going to look for in
the end zone? It's him when he's throwing the ball. Okay,
he hasn't scored in a while. I'm just I feel
like that was going to be a very polarizing thing.
I think if you think that he's going to have
a good game, you hold your nose and you play
it if he's going to have a great game. If
you don't, do you go to the tight ends for
Seattle against this Robert Salad defense because I lived the
Robert Salad defense for a while and that's where the
whole the Jets can't cover the tight end thing started. Yeah,
he's very good to us this year because of that personnel.
Speaker 1: I like Charboney over his receptions actually one and a
half receptions, it's pretty good total. He's got a lot
of targets the last few games, so three two and
four catches. But I just really like the targets that
he's been seeing. You look at his last five games
when he has like sixteen targets. Yeah, four eight too. Yeah,
like a lot of targets. And betting on Seattle running
backs is the equivalent.
Speaker 2: Of, you know, water torture.
Speaker 1: But I'm just so would I recommend betting on a
Seattle Seahawks running back?
Speaker 2: No, I've been burned, But I don't know.
Speaker 1: Numbers seem seem to match up a little bit there.
So if you're looking at receptuh, what do you look
at Barner?
Speaker 4: If it's not going to go to in Geril, I
would look at Barner. It just hasn't been a consistent
play all year, So no, I mean, why force it
at this point? But I mean I just see you
see tight ends just running free against this defense with
all their injuries, and even when they're healthy, this style
of defense is not conduced as the covering tight ends.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, all right, we move on to the Texans
and the Patriots real quick. We are running the Who
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Speaker 2: Night with the Miami game.
Speaker 1: So but it's all it's all bets that we want
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Don't miss out on that one, all right, Jim.
Speaker 2: We're moving to the Sunday games.
Speaker 1: Patriots and Texans defense was nasty for Houston. The only
thing nastier was C. J. Stroud and his pocket awareness
in that game. So, uh, Houston and New England, where
do you want to start?
Speaker 4: You know where I want to start. We're going right
to the defensive props. Every time I.
Speaker 1: Love I love that you get this out of the way,
not when I'm like, let's move the next game and
you're like, wait a minute, sack.
Speaker 3: Why would we get it out of the way.
Speaker 4: The bookends of this defense just wreaking havoc yet again.
And you know, like somebody says, oh, it's minus one forty,
I don't care, all right, one and a half.
Speaker 3: We don't want a one and a half sack. We
want to have some Look it's half a sack. Look
at man, the picture of consistency.
Speaker 4: So, you know, just to give a little background here,
like the beginning of the year, I was on this
and it wasn't hitting well. And this is this is
a point in which where you say to yourself, I
got to get.
Speaker 3: Away from a prop.
Speaker 4: I can't continue to go after something that's not hitting.
But you don't look away forever and look like you said,
what has this guy done the past four weeks? What
has Will Anderson done the past four weeks? These guys
are just they figured it out. Man, They're meeting in
the middle, they're getting the quarterback. Hunter looks unblockable at
this point. And I watched every single snap of that
wonderful Patriots Chargers game from last week, and let's just
say unimpressive is an understatement. For mister Will Campbell to
left tackle for New England. Who those short arms that
everybody talked about in the pre draft process, Well it
came to light against some guys that are nowhere near the.
Speaker 3: Caliber of these two pass rushers.
Speaker 4: So I think we're I think Drake's gonna have to
move and he didn't show great pocket awareness last year
and even to the point where his coach was critical
of him for it.
Speaker 3: So I will again go back to.
Speaker 4: Will Anderson and Daniel Hunter to get a sack in
that game.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna piggyback off this one right into my favorite
play in this game.
Speaker 2: And that's Wheremandre Stevenson.
Speaker 1: He's like Kien Williams, who will get to just always undervalued,
not the sexy pick, but there he is just going
over this total in six straight games. And what better
way to protect Drake May. What better way to keep
that pass rush off of May than to hand the
ball to Ramanja and just run it up the middle
and make those guys tackle him. So it's going to
set up play action and Drake May's I think he
might be the best deep thrower by the numbers this year.
Speaker 2: Eye test shows that.
Speaker 1: But Ramandre just keeps getting He's just.
Speaker 2: That veteran that get in there.
Speaker 1: Run it on first down, run it on second down,
wear the defense down.
Speaker 2: Treveon rookie.
Speaker 1: Ramandre has not fumbled in a while, so they trust
him and it shows in the numbers. So thirty nine
and a half when he's consistently going over this one, Yeah,
sign me up for Remandre over the rushing yards again,
just continues to be an undervalued. Look, normally you and
I like taking, uh these running backs that can go
over there. Uh, receiving numbers in one catch, Woody Marks
talk about consistently consistently not doing shit in the pass game,
like like he just doesn't catch passes. When he does,
he doesn't do anything with him. He goes, yeah, he
has negative five yeah recently. So he was the beginning
the season, but now he's their main workhorse.
Speaker 2: So it's Woody Marks under eight and a half receiving yards.
So what do you having this one?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 4: I can't ignore what c J. Stroud put on the
field last week. I mean I will, I already know
what I'm gonna get for it is. Well, it's it's
one game.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: It was a tough one Monday night against the Steelers.
When is Shroud impressed us all year like that? Can
we stop making excuses for the carelessness of the football
that you're in the headlights? Look, and this New England
defense is no joke, guys. They are extremely well coached
and extremely skilled, and Mike Vrabel will do things to
make CJ. Stroud's life. Hell, he has those tricks up
his sleeve. So I will look at a turnover for CJ.
Stroud if I can get his interception prop. I really
don't even care what the number is because I'll find
something to put it with. I mean, like you can
play it, yeah, like you could take a lovely alt
and get that the plus money. If you only like
to have plus money on an interception prop, that's fine.
But it's playable just the way it is again and
a half throw a bomb you're not in field goal range,
you can't. It doesn't matter what the stat line is.
I think he's gonna throw a couple up there. And
this New England defense is opportunistic. They're gonna have a plan,
especially after what they saw last week, to get.
Speaker 3: To this guy.
Speaker 2: I don't know what to do with some of these
passing props with Nico Collins. That was terrifying Nico. That
Nico Collins concussion was kind of scary. I hope he's
all right.
Speaker 3: If Frishing Gonzalez is going, he's going.
Speaker 1: Right, he's going yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, he's fine.
Speaker 2: Christian Kirk one hundred and.
Speaker 1: Forty four last week, so like last game that he
played in, So I guess maybe you look at him
if Collins isn't there. I don't know if I'm totally
a believer, but this could be one where you feel
like a moron when you're like, you know, when Christian
Kirk has sixty six at halftime and you're like, really,
it was thirty eight and a half and the Nico
Collins out and we didn't play him.
Speaker 2: So that could be one. But other than that kick,
quite get there.
Speaker 1: On any others, it's just Fromandre rushing, Winnymot's under your sack,
props CJ to throw an interception, anything else you like.
Speaker 4: In this one, I wanted to talk about Hunter Henry,
but I can at this thirty seven and a half
against this defense.
Speaker 3: I'll give you a sneaky one. We're not putting us
in for clients.
Speaker 4: I don't even know if I'm playing it myself, but
I think it falls under our one catch category. That's
all we need to get it there. Austin Hooper nine
and a half, he's getting targets in this offense. He's
getting targets in the red zone. They do run a
double tight end set. If you're wanting to stop this
pass rush, you're going to have to have tight ends,
and they're chipping on the defense events.
Speaker 3: So I believe he's going to get playing time.
Speaker 4: That nine and a half could get there on one
catch and we might not see him for the rest
of the game, you know, like a first quarter, like, oh, Austin.
Speaker 2: Hoopers one at Austin, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: So that those low numbers that we can get there
in one shot to somebody who has a in defense
is crucial, crucial.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, move on to the final game, Rams
and the Bears. I guess the first thing is, are
you buying into this narrative of oh, it's cold, LA team,
they're not practicing in the Midwest, are you? Because that
kind of tells you what all you need to know
about what you want to do with these props. The
Rams are going to be frozen, and Stafford's gonna struggle.
Speaker 2: You know what you're gonna do. What's your take?
Speaker 4: Nobody wanted to talk about how the kicking was affected
in the cold. It's all about the quarterbacks, right, Okay, Well,
remember that the kickers get to bring their own balls
this year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and look what.
Speaker 4: We've had in the kicking game. You think that's not
going to help the bad weather games as well? You're
damn right, it is. Okay, these guys get to practice
with everything. No, I'm not going with field goals. But
my point is is that I think that we're have
the ability to score points. The Rams will just fine
even though it's cold and windy. They have guys on
those teams, the team that they can go to. And
Stafford's a veteran. Don't act like he hasn't played in
a cold game.
Speaker 3: All right, This isn't.
Speaker 4: Like the twist stat when it's below whatever it was
when it's below twenty two, it was like what one
in five or six?
Speaker 2: The eye test was even, yeah, the sideline.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, Matt's you know, look, he's got a super
Bowl in front of him. What I'm more concerned about
was the fact that Stafford banged his hand up last
week in the cold, that could come out, So I
think the accuracy is not going to be there. So
what does that led me to? Less on the deep balls?
I felt like there was a lot of balls, balls
forced down field last week. I don't feel like underneath
what's that?
Speaker 2: What longest pass underneath?
Speaker 4: Under No, I'm not with Pooka, not with Pooka on
the field, I'm not trusting it. But what I'm gonna
go to is more of the safety nets and we
have to look at again in the bad weather, the
tight ends here. So we're going to Kolbe Parkinson. We're
going to Tyler Higbee. I think these guys are going
to be involved. If that hand is injured, he gets
out in that cold and he can't get the grip
and the field he wants. Those thirty yard passes are
gone for Poka and Davante. It's going to Tyler Higbee.
It's going to Coolbe Parkinson. Then we had talked about before,
how do you not go back to Parkinson after that
play last week? That is a man that earned more
targets in this offense. Whether DeVante's in or he's out,
you have to go back to that hot hand. Good
coaches ride the hot hand in the playoffs and win championships.
How many runs can you remember throughout the years in
all sports where there was one bench player, one guy
that came out of nowhere and just had a stretch
of five games and played out of hisimes.
Speaker 3: Mind. Maybe that's Colby Parkinson in this situation.
Speaker 2: I like it. I like where you're going. Colby Parkinson
was an easy cat. It said easy.
Speaker 1: He cashed on that touchdown pass for a five percent
play and we were like, oh, of course, Tyler Higbe's
now involved, as they're just lighting up the.
Speaker 2: Colby Parkinson we had over nineteen and a half.
Speaker 1: He had one catch for fifteen yards in the first quarter,
and then Jim and I and everybody that had that
play sat for two hours straight while well Tyler Higby
was piecing it up. I mentioned Karen Williams. I'm just
gonna go back to Kyron Williams over his rushing.
Speaker 2: You mentioned it cold.
Speaker 1: You know what if the what's the best way to
protect Stafford, Well, go to the guy that this fifty
nine and a half is a hit in all every
game except four. So I'll be you know, wanting to
play Kyen again over this one. I thought you and
I were going to land on the same one. I
want the longest pass under on Stafford. I I mean
you mentioned Tua Puka, you know, Hawaiian guy.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know. Maybe there's something there, but.
Speaker 1: Just hunch, just you could make the case that Poka
Niku was built a touch different than Tua.
Speaker 2: All right, well listen, thirty eight and a half, this
is a long one. He's gone under and three straight.
Uh so I like Stafford to go under this one.
Uh you've peaked my interest talking about well, you know,
the kickers get to bring you over.
Speaker 1: One of these guys is probably gonna kick two field goals, agreed,
maybe both of them. But like points I think are
gonna be pretty important in this game in terms of
like we don't need to go forward on fourth and five,
you know what I mean, Like like San Fran may
have to take some of those chances. And we see
these games where it's like, well you can't get can't
hit the field goal. This is outside points are you
know at a premium This isn't like a track meet
indoors where you're like.
Speaker 2: You can't kick field goal there. You gotta have touchdowns.
So one of these guys. So since we're recording the show,
I'll go Cairo. I'll go Santos for Chicago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not for nothing, but he plays in Chicago. He
kicks in Chicago. You know when I'm ready for bad
weather in Chicago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's gonna be okay, he's fine.
Speaker 1: I'll take I'll take Santos to kick over one and
a half field goal attempts.
Speaker 2: My family's from Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: I talked to John Hoglin from Chicago, Teddy Covers from Michigan.
Just telling you, guys, that wind and that cold coming
off the Great Lakes, it just.
Speaker 2: Hits a little different. There's something.
Speaker 1: I live in Indianapolis, and I'm just telling you the
sting of that wind coming off those lakes is just it's.
Speaker 2: Just a little different.
Speaker 1: You're like, I know, they say it's twenty degrees, but
it's at Lake Michigan twenty degrees.
Speaker 2: This shit's five degrees. So uh yeah, it's gonna be
cold up there. So all right, Jim, any other plays
you like or I think we got a cover.
Speaker 4: No, no, just remember protect your bank rolls. Don't go
nuts because it's the playoffs. The books are on a
lot of these lines. They don't have to go through
a lot. UH practice, good Bank World Management cast some
tickets on our way to the super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Let's go, let's get that seven days past. Uh, all
of us and Jovenary teaming up. I mean, it really
is just a smoking deal. Ninety nine dollars that's on
the UH. That's on the specials page over at wager Talk,
or he can go to my page wt dot buzz
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Speaker 2: Great job is always. Good luck on all of your
plays and we will see everyone later. Take care of
good luck, guys,