2021 NFL Draft: This year’s dark horse in a talented running back class.
Keaontay Ingram could be a sleeper in a 2021 NFL Draft running back class that is filled with big names.
The 2021 NFL Draft running back class is filled with a bunch of young and exciting names. Travis Etienne seems to be the top running back in many big boards along with Chuba Hubbard and Trey Sermon. Also, Kenneth Gainwell out of Memphis is getting a lot of hype, while young guy Zamir White is worth paying attention to as well. A guy who isn’t getting as much pop is the Texas Longhorn runner Keaontay Ingram, who could be a steal for an organization in a later round.
Last season, Ingram became a versatile weapon for the Longhorns in both the run and pass game. Ingram rushed for 853 yards and found the endzone 7 times in the 2019-20 College Football season. Ingram was also a weapon for Sam Elligher in the passing game snagging 29 catches for 242 yards and three touchdowns. Ingram has a lot of attributes to be a three-down back in the league and proved it on tape.
Ingram possesses the technique at the running backs position has become common in the league, having great body control and patience at the line of scrimmage. Also having a great ability to stick his foot and change directions to then create a foot race to the endzone against the second and third levels of defense. Also, Ingram going from 190 pounds to 222 pounds this season and standing at 6-feet tall makes his skill set an even more lethal of a weapon in different schemes.
One game that showed why Ingram could be a big asset for an NFL team last year was when the Long Horns face Kansas State in 2019. Ingram was handed the ball 16 times running for 161 yards and two touchdowns. Ingram was used in the read-option scheme, which Texas loves with their mobile quarterback, making great reactions and footwork to gain yards.
In this game, Ingram showed his ability to break down defenders and juke his way into the endzone with great body control and technique against one of the better defensive teams in the Big 12.
Patient back who reminds of an NFL star.
Three words to describe Ingram running technique at the line of scrimmage would be patience, patience, and patience. It was popularized by Le’Veon Bell in his days in Pittsburgh where he waits at the line of scrimmage for blocks to develop and then explode up the field. Then when in open space Ingram shows great footwork and control to maneuver his way upfield.
A part of his game that is underrated is his role in the passing game. Many may go to his wide-open drop in the end zone against LSU early in the season, but he has a great pass-catching arsenal in his game to be a dual-threat running back. Sneaky good route running ability in wheel routes and catching screens in the backfield and then using his running ability to gain yards is a big asset to his game.
He is a guy who probably will not wow us through the 2021 NFL Draft process with a super-fast 40-yard dash or other drills showing athleticism, but he will test at an adequate level.
Currently, Ingram is projected to be a fourth to fifth-round pick, but with a good season this year, you could see him rise in 2021 NFL Draft boards. This past year’s draft you saw a guy like Cam Akers, who was a third to fourth-round guy, get selected in the second round. Don’t be surprised if Ingram is an under the radar guy who goes higher than draft experts say.


SF 49ers: TE Kyle Pitts a dark-horse target in 2021 NFL Draft.
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6 Fantasy Football Dark Horses For Dynasty Rookie Drafts.
Quintez Cephus has dynasty dark horse potential in 2021 and beyond.
Just like life, sports will find a way. As sports return slowly and surely we inch closer to a return to the NFL season as well. Dynasty drafts are heating up, rookie camps are non-existent so who are the dynasty dark horses to be targeting? What players currently projected outside the first two rounds possess some deep value?
The value at the top end of the draft seems clear, but championships are built by the obvious move. Championships come riding in with a herd of dark horses who come from nowhere to take the league and title by storm.
1. Quintez Cephus (WR)
The Lions featured a prolific passing offense at the start of last year. Matt Stafford was on a tear to start the year and was on pace to finish the year as QB05. So how does any of this impact the talented Wisconsin wideout? It probably will not this year. Dynasty is not just about finding value for this year. It is about knowing who has a path to stardom in the years to come, and Cephus has a clear path ahead of him.
All three of Detroit’s receivers are scheduled to hit free agency next offseason. Kenny Golladay was WR03 last year and is about to get paid. Marvin Jones was WR27, but he is on the wrong end of 30 and was already making $8 million per year. Danny Amendola may have stayed reasonably healthy in the past few years, but he is a nice slot option at best. The door is open in 2021 and beyond for the former Badger. Cephus is a dynamic receiver who can make plays all over the field. He brought in 24% of the passes in a run-heavy Wisconsin offense and averaged 15.3 YPC. 2020 may not be his year, barring an injury, but 2021 will be a coming-out party as he slides onto the field opposite Golladay. Go get this dynasty dark horse in the third round and reap the rewards in 2021 and beyond.
2. Jalen Hurts (QB)
We all know about the quarterback situation in Philadelphia. Yes, Carson Wentz is firmly entrenched as the starter for this year, but what about next year? What if Wentz gets hurt and misses time like he has each year since he arrived in Philly? Jalen Hurts is a proven commodity as a passer and a running threat. Combine all of that and you have a good candidate for a late-round stash.
Wentz has missed significant regular-season time in two of the last three years and has a 39.8% chance of missing games this year. Anyone who owns Wentz should either have another starting option on the bench or snap up Hurts in a move to handcuff the oft-injured Wentz. If Hurts sees action, he will be productive with a strong ground game and solid receiving options. There is also the chance he develops into a Taysom Hill-esque weapon who gains Flex eligibility as well. Go get Hurts anytime after round three, but if you own Wentz already, we will excuse you for taking him in the second.
3. Tee Higgins (WR)
There are two hype-trains I am claiming the conductor’s hat for in 2020. The first is that Deandre Hopkins will be WR01 this year. Secondly, Tee Higgins will be the best receiver to come out of the 2020 Draft and will be a top-20 wide receiver this year. Higgins is presently ranked as WR06 in the rookie class, behind Lamb, Jeudy, Reagor, Jefferson, and Ruggs III. Higgins has a clear path to one of the largest target shares in the NFL for a rookie receiver this year and the skill set to capitalize on it.
Higgs is currently slotted in as the third receiver on the Bengals’ roster. If we look at Coach Taylor’s time with the Rams, we see that they split their targets fairly evenly between their top three receivers with each receiving 100 targets. Looking at the Bengals they appear to be constructed similarly at receiver. AJ Green, Tyler Boyd, and Tee Higgins look a lot like Robert Woods, Cooper Kupp, and Brandin Cooks. The Bengals do have John Ross and Auden Tate on the roster for now, but Tate will most likely slide into more of a receiving tight end role and provide solid volume there. Meanwhile, Ross is running on borrowed time in Cincy. The oft-injured speedster has been inconsistent since he came into the league and is not a reliable option on a game-to-game basis. Ross will either be traded or cut by the time the regular season rolls around, leaving Higgins as the best deep-threat. Higgins is going in the first round right now, not truly a dynasty dark horse, he should be a top-five pick in rookie drafts. Go get him early and you will be rewarded in 2020 and beyond.
4. Darrynton Evans (RB)
Dynasty Drafts are about finding value in late rounds who will help your team in the years to come. Running back is a volatile position and you should plan on turning over a majority of your running back position every five years or less. Do not plan on a running back remaining a productive part of your lineup beyond those five years. Every running back who has value beyond five years is just a bonus.
5. Lamical Perine (RB)
If the Perine name sounds familiar, it should be his cousin Samaje Perine is on his third team, Bengals, since coming into the league. Lamical has solid college experience coming out of Florida and really flashed dual-threat capabilities in his senior year by catching 40 passes. Heading to the New Jersey Jets, Perine will be competing with Frank Gore to backup Le’veon Bell.
Last year Bell missed one game and has missed time for injury or suspension in all but one year since he came into the league in 2013. Frank Gore is a steadying veteran presence in the running back room, but his yards-per-carry have been under 4.0 in four of the last five years. Gore may see work early this year, but Perine has younger legs and explosiveness that Gore cannot match. Anyone who already owns Bell should start looking at Perine in the second round. Anyone looking for a potential dark horse starter in 2021 should the Jets take the out on Le’veon Bell’s contract should look at him in the third round.
6. Antonio Gandy-Golden (WR)
The former Liberty standout steps into a Washington receiving corps that is searching for another receiver to play on the outside opposite breakout rookie Terry McLaurin. Trey Quinn appears to have locked down the slot position, but opposite McLaurin is nothing but a question mark at this point. The Washington passing offense was anemic last year outside of McLaurin, but Washington has the potential to open it up and let Dwayne Haskins throw a bit more than last year, or let former panther Kyle Allen take the reigns. Add in that Washington could be a landing spot for Trevor Lawrence in 2021 and Gandy-Golden has massive upside.


Dark Horse Fantasy Football Leaders for 2020.
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Lamar Jackson shocked the NFL by leading the league in passing touchdowns last season. Meanwhile, Mark Andrews finished tied for second in receiving touchdowns and DeVante Parker surged into the top five for receiving yards. We see this sort of volatility every season with dark horse candidates surging toward the top of the leaderboard. Today, I’ll tell you which players have a potential scenario that would see them making that leap to finish at or near the top of the league in the most important fantasy stats.
Passing Yards – Ryan Fitzpatrick (MIA) “Wait, what? They drafted Tua!” Right, and he is coming off a major injury and had a limited off-season with his teammates. He most definitely isn’t starting right away and it’s possible that he doesn’t start at all in year one because the Dolphins offensive line isn’t quite ready to protect their prized franchise QB. If Fitzpatrick is the year-long starter, which I’ll admit is less than 50% likely, I’d argue that he is the odds on favorite to lead the NFL in passing yards. After all, the Dolphins will be playing from behind all season again. In fact, from the time Fitz took over as a starter, he was second in the NFL (behind Winston) with 3,094 yards in his 11 games. Add in an improved offensive line and now healthy Preston Williams and that pace should even improve.
Other dark horse candidates.
Joe Burrow – Tremendous weapons, perfect game scripts = heavy volume Daniel Jones – Flashed immense ceiling last year, has great weapons too.
In fact, Tannehill had 1.09 more yards per attempt than any other QB in the final 11 weeks. That is larger the career difference between Tom Brady and Trent Dilfer. It’s twice the difference between Drew Brees and Andy Dalton or Peyton Manning and Jay Cutler. Folks, Tannehill was ridiculous as the starter. And it just isn’t true that Tannehill has always been terrible. Prior to his injuries and the arrival of Adam Gase in 2016, he was #3 all-time behind Peyton Manning and Dan Marino in passing yards during the first four seasons of a career and top 10 all-time in most TDs. His interception rate? Top 10 best and he accomplished all of this with lackluster weapons and a struggling offensive line.
Other dark horse candidates.
Kyler Murray – High-tempo offense, huge volume, improved weapons Baker Mayfield – New coordinator, incredible weapons, broke rookie TD-record in short season.
Rushing Yards – Jonathan Taylor (IND) Outside of Saquon Barkley, I’d put Taylor’s college tape up against any of the elite RB prospects in the last decade. Zeke, Fournette, Derrick Henry? Yep, he’s on par with them all. Frankly, though, this has much more to do with his landing spot. The Colts just so happen to have the best offensive line in all of football. They also have a defense strong enough that they should end up in the type of game scripts that lead to many carries. Not only that, but if we know anything about Frank Reich, he wants to run the heck out of the football. If Indy gives Taylor the keys to the backfield from Week 1, he could explode onto the scene.
Other dark horse candidates.
Raheem Mostert – Don’t forget he went for 146 rush yds on 19 carries vs BAL and 220 on 29 carries vs GB in the playoffs Alexander Mattison – If Dalvin Cook holds out or suffers another injury, Mattison is more than capable of filling the gap as a workhorse.
Rushing Touchdowns – Ronald Jones II (TB) The Bucs backfield is a nightmare to figure out but there is plenty of upside to be found in this dynamic offense from whoever ends up with the job. As we’ve seen with Tom Brady‘s teams before, lackluster runningbacks can end up with elite goal-line usage and pile up the touchdowns. Jones may not be Christian McCaffrey or Alvin Kamara through the air, but he is plenty competent on the ground and if he wins this job outright in the preseason, we could potentially be looking at 12 to 15 scores from this mid-round pick.
Other dark horse candidates.
Receptions – Cooper Kupp (LAR) Through five weeks last season, Kupp had 63 targets which was eight more than even Michael Thomas! From that point on, his snap counts plummetted every other week and he was seeing inconsistent targets. He flashed for 220 yards in Week 8, for instance, but then caught 0 balls the following week. Perhaps the Rams were hiding an injury. While there are many questions about who Kupp and the Rams will be this season, there is one thing that is clear: Kupp has shown the upside to be a league-winning reception hog and few others can make that claim.
Other dark horse candidates.
Adam Thielen – Stefon Diggs is gone and Thielen had 204 rec in 2017-2018 even with Diggs on the team Terry McLaurin – Incredible rookie tape, limited competition for targets, useful game scripts in store.
Other dark horse candidates.
DeVante Parker – Led the NFL in receiving yards over the final 9 weeks D.J. Chark – Game script should create huge passing volume, third-year WR with elite athleticism, was top 10 in yards before injury.
Receiving Touchdowns – Calvin Ridley (ATL) Since joining the league, Ridley has 17 touchdowns on just 185 targets. Check out how that 9.2% compares to other elite wideouts: Michael Thomas (5.4%), Julio Jones (4.3%), DeAndre Hopkins (5.8%), Mike Evans (6.3%), Tyreek Hill (8.4%) and Davante Adams (6.1%). Not only that, but Ridley (9.12) is right there in yards per target with Thomas, Julio and above Hopkins and Adams. To put it plainly, Ridley belongs in that elite tier but a lack of targets has kept people from realizing it. That all changes this year with over 200 targets vacated and now up for grabs. Much like Chris Godwin last year, it isn’t absurd to think Ridley could supplant Julio as the #1 receiver on his team this year.
Other dark horse candidates.
Marquise Brown – Finally healthy, huge aDOT with incredible speed and the reigning MVP A.J. Green – TD-machine throughout his career including 2018 when he was on pace for 12 again when he got hurt.
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Dark Horse Fantasy Football Leaders.
Keelan Cole’s late-season stretch puts him in elite company.
In 2017, Kareem Hunt came out of nowhere to lead the league in rushing yards. The year before, Jordan Howard finished second and the year prior, Doug Martin went from draft-afterthought to number two in rushing. Each and every year this story plays out in several of the key fantasy stats. Today, I’ll tell you which players I can see taking that step forward to finish at the top of the league.
Passing Yards – Jimmy Garoppolo (SF)
Perhaps this wouldn’t surprise everyone, as some have already enshrined him into the Hall of Fame, but the matter of the fact is that he was merely just a low-end QB1 last year over the five weeks Jimmy G started. Now, I am not suggesting this is a lock or anywhere close to it, so I won’t even have shares of Jimmy G considering his current ADP, but it is worth noting that if you extrapolate his five games out to 16, he would have had 4,934 passing yards in 2017. The leader was Tom Brady, “all the way down” at 4,577. Take into account, also, that Jimmy G was just getting to know the offense since he was traded mid-season. While it likely seems unbelievable to everyone sitting here reading this, there is a distinct possibility Garopollo passes for 5,000 yards in his first full season starting.
Passing Touchdowns – Alex Smith (WAS)
The default line of thinking is that Smith is merely a competent passer and at best, a game-manager. While that was once the truth, it couldn’t be further from reality these days. Smith was spectacular last year and frankly should have seen some MVP votes. He was one of only eight passers who went over 4,000 yards and did it despite throwing just 505 passes. His 104.7 QB rate led the league while his 8.00 yards per attempt trailed only Drew Brees. Now imagine if now that he is in Washington, they open up the offense for him and let Smith throw 575 times like all the other top passers in football. Sure, there may be more than five interceptions for once, but he could also surge forth and throw 35 touchdowns which would have led the league in 2017. Remember, after all, that Tom Brady was “merely a game-manager” until Belichek let him air it out.
Rushing Yards – Rashaad Penny (SEA)
You can point to the fact that the Seahawks’ offensive line wasn’t great last year, but it should be substantially better in 2018 with a full season of Duane Brown and the addition of DJ Fluker, who believe it or not, is quite good at run blocking. Despite the offensive line struggles and having no running back surpass 70 carries last season, the unit as a whole wasn’t bad, and that is because the threat of Wilson’s legs opens up lanes for backs. Remember, too, that the last time Seattle had a true workhorse, Christine Michael averaged 70 yards before being surprisingly cut. Michael is talented but nowhere near as much as Penny, who should have a number of breakaway touchdowns just like 2017’s leader, Kareem Hunt. Plus Penny could see far more opportunities than the 95 Michael saw in his 6 starts.
Rushing Touchdowns – Marshawn Lynch (OAK)
It is tempting to believe that Beast Mode’s career is virtually over, but he was actually super impressive last season. He led the league in yards after contact and it wasn’t his fault the Raiders’ offensive line was a trainwreck. This season, they should be much better, and while Lynch may see just 180 to 220 carries, you can bank on the ball being stuck in his gut when Oakland is on the goal-line. There is a reason, after all, that he has four consecutive double-digit touchdown seasons in a row. In 2017, Todd Gurley led the league with 13, and it is feasible that Lynch matches that number if he stays on the field.
You may expect the Redskins’ passing game to take a step back with Kirk Cousins out and Alex Smith in, but as I mentioned previously, Smith is among the best passers in football and no one seems to realize it. The receiving core hasn’t changed much with Terrelle Pryor and Ryan Grant leaving to be replaced by Paul Richardson and perhaps a healthy Jordan Reed. What has changed, however, greatly benefits Crowder. It is that his new QB almost never throws to a receiver unless they have a yard or two of separation. Among the current receiving options in Washington, only Crowder is above average at creating separation, and he just so happens to be among the best in the league.
Other candidates: Pierre Garcon, Juju Smith-Schuster (only if Brown was to get injured)
Receiving Yards – Keelan Cole (JAX)
Before you just skip this one because it seems to absurd, please hear me out. This one is actually really simple. In the final four weeks of the season, Cole had led the NFL in receiving yards. You might say it is a small sample size, and sure, that is true, but then what do you do with the fact that these are the only receivers with a four-game stretch of 442 or more yards?
DeAndre Hopkins (WR #1) Antonio Brown (WR #2) Keenan Allen (WR #3) Tyreek Hill (WR #4) Julio Jones (WR #6) Keelan Cole (rookie!)
With Cole starting the entire season, he has a chance to continue the way he ended last season. Oh, by the way, he is free in your fantasy drafts. He’s got the athleticism, has no top-tier, or even second-tier wideout in his way, and plays for an offense that was second in the AFC in scoring last season.
Receiving Touchdowns – Corey Davis (TEN)
Chances are that if you drafted Davis, you were so discouraged by his utter lack of production that you won’t dare try it again. I get that, for sure, but please consider that he missed training camp and the pre-season where he would have been learning the playbook and getting chemistry with the offensive unit. Then when he came back, Davis wasn’t even fully healthy. We saw flashes in the playoffs of who he can be and it is an absolute monster. The comps to Dez Bryant and Brandon Marshall are legitimate. Let’s not forget that between the two of them, they’ve got seven seasons with double-digit touchdowns. Davis figures to be the number one option in the offense this season and could absolutely take off the same way both Dez and Marshall did after rough rookie seasons.
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п»їNFL Week 2 player props & fantasy football sleepers to target.
With the fantasy football community exploding over the last few years, bettors have counted on creative ways to maintain an edge. Specifically, using player prop bets, fantasy grinders can find players in favorable scoring situations. With that said, here are a few situations to target, based off positive line movement.
Coming over to Oakland this offseason, Darren Waller wasted little time getting involved in the Raider’s passing game. With Antonio Brown out of the picture, Waller caught seven balls for 70 yards against the Broncos on "Monday Night Football." Clearly, bookmakers took notice, elevating Waller’s reception prop to five catches ahead of Week 2.
With such a high prop, Waller looks like a fantasy football target immediately this week. Waller played exactly 100 percent of the Raider’s snaps and received eight targets in the passing game. Importantly, this game has a 53.5-point total, suggesting both teams will move the ball.
The Pick: For those looking to improve their tight end situation, bookmakers indicate Waller could be a solid option.
While Ross saw a team-leading 12 targets, Boyd finished close behind with 11. Boyd also draws a stronger matchup this week, playing in the slot against K’Waun Williams. Last year, K’waun Williams ranked near the bottom of the league in passer rating allowed in his coverage.
The Pick: With bookmakers still preferring Boyd in this spot, he looks like the stronger play heading into Week 2 for fantasy football.
Last week alone, Elliott only touched the ball 15 times and played 54% of the snaps. Just looking back to 2018, Elliott handled a massive 304 carries and 95 targets in the Cowboy’s offense. Only rejoining the team a few days before Week 1, Elliott’s carries seem sure to rise in the coming weeks.


NFL football pool, pick'em, confidence picks for Week 2, 2019: Back the Bears.
SportsLine's advanced computer model just locked in its Week 2 football pool picks.
Thirteen of the 16 games on the Week 2 NFL schedule have one-score spreads, so there are plenty of tough calls to make when locking in your NFL confidence pool picks. One of the toughest games to pick straight-up is the highly-anticipated Rams vs. Saints game, a rematch of last year's memorable NFC Championship Game that featured the Rams catching a huge break on a missed pass interference call. These teams are 2-2 against each other since 2016, with three of those matchups going down to the wire, so this game seemingly could go either way. So which team should you back in your football pool picks for Week 2? 49ers vs. Buccaneers and Eagles vs. Falcons also sport tight NFL lines, so you'll want to see the predictions from the SportsLine Projection Model before submitting your own Week 2 NFL office pool picks.
This advanced computer model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up over $7,000 for $100 players on its top-rated NFL picks since its inception four years ago. It has nailed its recent top-rated NFL picks, entering Week 2 of the 2019 NFL season on a sizzling 17-6 run that dates back to last season. It's also on a strong 79-49 roll on top-rated NFL picks that dates back to the 2017 season.
On straight-up NFL picks, the model ranked inside the top 10 on NFLPickWatch for the third straight year and beat over 96 percent of CBS Sports office pool players. Last week, the model was all over the Rams winning at Carolina and the Vikings pounding Atlanta. Anyone who has followed it is way up.
Now, the model has simulated the entire Week 2 schedule 10,000 times and generated its optimal NFL office pool picks. We can tell you it's high on the Bears beating the Broncos outright on the road. Chicago wins straight-up in 55 percent of simulations even thought the Bears favored by just 2.5 points.
The Bears had a disappointing opener, falling 10-3 to the rival Packers in the national spotlight. Even in the loss, Chicago's dominant defense was on display. Green Bay accumulated just 213 yards of total offense and averaged only 3.7 yards per play. Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was rarely able to step up in the pocket, as the Bears took him down for five sacks. The limited success he had came on the move.
That's an issue for Broncos pocket passer Joe Flacco. The Broncos fell 24-16 to the Raiders in Week 1, losing outright as 2.5-point favorites, and SportsLine's model doesn't like their chances to bounce back at home. The model expects Mitchell Trubisky to get back on track with 230 yards passing as the Bears go on the road and get the victory.
The model also has made the call on the entire Week 2 NFL schedule, including projected tight games like Bills vs. Giants, Colts vs. Titans, Seahawks vs. Steelers and Chargers vs. Lions. In fact, the model also says a trendy favorite goes down hard. You can see all of its NFL pool picks at SportsLine.


Yahoo Fantasy Football Picks Week 2: NFL DFS lineup advice for GPP tournaments.
Our Yahoo DFS season got off to a disappointing start with our Week 1 picks. The biggest problem was Minnesota throwing so little, making a Kirk Cousins-Stefon Diggs stack pretty useless. I also didn't anticipate Cleveland struggling as much as they did, hindering OBJ, or Kerryon Johnson not being the sole focus to Detroit's running game that everyone expected. The opening week is tricky, though. There aren't a lot of trends to work with. Our Week 2 DFS picks now have at least a little recent data to help find sleepers and value.
The biggest decision NFL DFS players have to make this week comes to the Patriots. They play the Dolphins and surely will have high ownership among all their best players. In a tournament setting, it's tough to commit to multiple highly owned players, though, so I made the call to fade the Pats besides Rex Burkhead (explanation below). I also went with a bit of a studs-and-duds approach, allowing myself room for both Saquon Barkley and DeAndre Hopkins in the hopes of week-winning games.
NFL DFS Week 2: Yahoo GPP Lineup Picks.
QB Matt Ryan, Falcons vs. Eagles ($37). As the third-highest priced QB on the slate and coming off a disappointing Week 1, I'd expect Ryan to go underowned this week. The Eagles' pass defense just made Case Keenum look good, and as long as the universe is still in order, Ryan is a heckuva lot better than Keenum (with a lot better weapons, too). Ryan should have a bounce-back week at home (that's the key -- at home) in front of a national audience on Sunday Night Football.
RB Rex Burkhead, Patriots @ Dolphins ($10). I felt in a tournament setting too many Patriots would be highly owned to invest in them. Burkhead feels like the exception, though. He actually received nine more snaps than Sony Michel in Week 1. Some of that may have been due to New England's blowout win, but we should expect more of the same in Week 2. All you need at his price to return value is a touchdown, which seems possible, if not probable, after Miami allowed 59 points to Baltimore.
RB Devin Singletary, Bills @ Giants ($14). Singletary dominated backfield snaps in Buffalo, getting more than two-thirds of them in Week 1. He only rushed four times (for 70 yards), but he also caught five passes on six targets. He should be heavily involved from the outset against a weak Giants defense, providing great value at his price.
WR Calvin Ridley, Falcons vs. Eagles ($21). Last week, I stacked Stefon Diggs with Kirk Cousins and it didn't work. I'm again trying the No. 2 WR of my QB for my stack in Week 2. Ridley got behind the defense for a touchdown in the opener and should avoid the matchup with Ronald Darby on Sunday night. He's a big-play threat, and one deep connection for six with Ryan should pay dividends.
WR Ryan Switzer, Steelers vs. Seahawks ($10). Switzer had six catches as Pittsburgh was blown out in its opener. The Steelers should be more competent in Week 2, but I don't expect Switzer's usage to decline much. If Pittsburgh is actually moving the ball, his yardage and possibility of a touchdown might go up. In Yahoo's half-PPR format, Switzer has a decent floor, and he should go underowned due to his unexciting nature in a tournament format.
WR DeAndre Hopkins, Texans vs. Jaguars ($34). Let others be scared away by Jalen Ramsey: Hopkins had 12 catches for 147 yards in Week 17 last year with Ramsey on defense. Ramsey and the price should make Hopkins less owned than he should be. He's still the safest WR on the board to have a big game, and it's worth noting that Patrick Mahomes and co. had no difficulties throwing against Jacksonville in Week 1.
TE Mark Andrews, Ravens vs. Cardinals ($16). This is the one pick here I feel will be owned at a decent rate, but it's too good of a value to pass up. T.J. Hockenson just had six catches for 131 yards and a touchdown in Week 1 against Arizona, and Andrews is coming off an 8-108-1 line himself. Another 100-yard game and a score is within reach for the rising star in Week 2.
FLEX Saquon Barkley, Giants vs. Bills ($40). Take your pick: Saquon is the highest-priced non-QB on the slate. Le'Veon Bell had no problems against Buffalo's defense in Week 1, and Barkley was running on all cylinders himself in the Giants' opener. Sometimes DFS players get cute and avoid the highest-priced options, but Barkley is good enough to be worth it.


Week 2 NFL DFS: Tournament strategies and player picks for FanDuel, DraftKings.
Ben Gretch looks at the Week 2 DFS slate and gives his tournament strategies and top player picks by position.
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Welcome back to a look at tournament strategies and player picks for Week 2 DFS. We're still in the early going, but we have some real, tangible data to build off. That creates major opportunity to make smart contrarian plays, which is what I'll mostly focus on in the player section.
But first, let's look at some Week 2 strategy.
Week 2 strategy session.
Week 2 is likely my favorite DFS week of the season. I mentioned this last week, but it's important to understand that essentially every NFL sample we have is small. Seasons are only 16 games, and there is a ton of roster and coaching staff personnel turnover every offseason. Even within these relatively short seasons, factors like teammate injuries (think offensive line) or gameplans can change the circumstances within which a player is trying to perform. That's just the nature of football, and how many variables work together to create an outcome (and a series of statistics) on any given play and in any given game.
But after one week, there is always a lot of recency bias. Of course there is! We have one major data point, one Fantasy point outcome from one week. It can be challenging to keep that in perspective.
Take the Thursday Night Football showdown slate. I wasn't a big fan of the slate, mostly because I (and everyone else) thought Christian McCaffrey was going to crush, and trying to make a decision on whether to roster the highest-priced guy in a flex spot or as the captain was already going to hamstring my lineup options and likely mean I'd be, at best, competing for a major tie atop the leaderboard. I'm not a big fan of showdown slates where the upside is a massive tie.
To me, the only choice for a contrarian lineup was to fade McCaffrey. So I decided to do that, but without much conviction, throwing two quick lineups into the largest GPP, essentially thinking I was lighting $20 on fire. To build my lineups, I considered what would need to happen for McCaffrey to post a dud. First, the other pass-catchers for the Panthers would need to be involved. Second, the game would probably need to go under, and perhaps with a Buccaneers win (although that was dangerous, because McCaffrey often catches a lot of passes in negative scripts). I chose configurations that were heavy the other Panthers players that would perform in this outcome, as well as Ronald Jones, my preferred Buccaneers running back. One of my two lineups had five of the six players in the winning lineup — Cam Newton, D.J. Moore, Curtis Samuel, Chris Godwin and Greg Olsen — and made a nice little profit.
I'm not sharing this to humblebrag because if this was some great call where I knew McCaffrey was going to post a dud, I would have played more lineups. But that's one reason this is an instructive story — I played these lineups despite thinking this was decidedly not the most likely outcome, simply because I thought McCaffrey would be massively owned.
That prediction was correct — McCaffrey was in 89.3% of over 130,000 lineups. The second part of the decision was that if this outcome did occur, the potential payoff would be larger; there would be less of a split at the top. That, too, proved accurate, and while I wasn't actually near the top of the leaderboard, the contest was taken down by a solo winner, and there were two more unique lineups in the top 12.
As you prepare for the Week 2 main slate, keep these concepts in mind. Football is a wild game, and if you're hoping to hit a big winner in DFS, you have to be willing to think outside the box. And there's no better time for that than Week 2, when the common wisdom is clearly defined.
Let's talk about some outside-the-box tournament options, along with a few more obvious names.


10 Bold Predictions for Week 2 Fantasy Football.
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Last year in Week 2, the Keelan Cole hype train picked up steam with a 21.1 point performance while Odell Beckham Jr. owners panicked as he finished outside the top 60 at the position. Meanwhile, Corey Clement and Bilal Powell were both top 10 running backs, tripling both Sony Michel and Marlon Mack‘s output. In fact, fantasy coaches were so upset about Mack that he was a free agent in 75% of leagues. Blake Bortles was a top-five QB and Andrew Luck appeared broken as he finished 30th then over at tight end, Jesse James scored 20 points, or 18 more than both David Njoku and Rob Gronkowski.
The point is that while everything you are about to read may seem crazy, this is a league where crazy things happen every week. I am merely trying to forecast which scenarios are possible in advance like last week when we hyped up Jamison Crowder in light of his matchup and Robby Anderson’s terrible draw.
I’ll be posting this article every Saturday, and while these are all players I feel strongly about for the week, these are not my projections by any means. Rather, a bold prediction is something that most people would say has less than 10% chance of happening, but I’ll give it two or even three times better odds. So perhaps use one of these guys in a DFS GPP or if you need help breaking a tie on a start/sit decision. By the way, here is my new weekly article called Quick Grades . It has all my start/sit recommendations in a quick-hitting format.
#1 Evan Engram is going to lead the NFL in receptions this week Golden Tate is suspended, Sterling Shepard is out with a concussion and Cody Latimer is a game-time decision with a calf injury. What’s more, is that Tre’Davious White is among the best cornerbacks in all of football and that this Bills’ secondary allowed the fewest fantasy points to opposing wide receivers last year. If they are vulnerable, it’s over the middle, which the Jets showed us last week when Jamison Crowder caught 14 balls. Final Prediction: 17 targets, 12 receptions, 108 yards, 1 TD.
#2 Malcolm Brown will be held under 3 fantasy points Todd Gurley didn’t look like himself last week, but he did still tally over 100 yards and played 68% of the snaps which is more than Alvin Kamara averages. Brown will be involved, of course, but don’t expect all of the goal-line carries to go his way seeing that Gurley has been among the best goal-line backs in recent memory. More importantly, New Orleans is tremendous against the run and Brown has little worth in the passing game. Final Prediction: 8 carries, 26 yards.
#3 Cooper Kupp will finish as a top 5 wide receiver this week While the Saints had no problem stopping the run last year, they were dead last against the pass and that trend continued against Houston. This game between the Rams and Saints has one of the highest over/unders on the slate which means if the Rams can’t run, Jared Goff and his receivers will have a huge day. Marshon Lattimore is far and away the Rams’ best cornerback, but he won’t be anywhere near Kupp who almost exclusively lines up in the slot. Plus, let’s not forget that Kupp was the #2 fantasy receiver in the NFL before his injury last season. Final Prediction: 10 targets, 8 receptions, 133 yards, 2 TDs.
#5 Gardner Minshew will be a top 12 quarterback this weekend Minshew did look impressive in Week 1, but let’s be real, everyone does against the Chiefs secondary. In fact, this has little to do with how polished Minshew is or anything to do with the Jags offense. Rather, it has to do with the Texans defense, which is strong versus the run and week versus the pass, and the Jags defense. Jacksonville has plenty of talent on that side of the ball, but A.J. Bouye, are out Yannick Ngakoue while Calais Campbell and Marcell Dareus have been limited in practice. If the Jags want to keep this close, they’ll need to pass a ton. Final Prediction: 33 for 48 for 339 yards, 3 TDs and 1 INT.
The Other Half.
#6 Corey Davis will be a top 20 wideout this week (Doesn’t draw Denzel Ward this week) Final Prediction: 9 targets, 6 receptions, 84 yards, 1 TD.
#7 Aaron Rodgers will place outside the top 20 fantasy QBs again (awful recent history vs. MIN) Final Prediction: 22 for 31, 228 yards, 1 TD, 3 carries, 8 yards.
#8 Raheem Mostert will finish top 25 among running backs (Typical Shanahan split backfield) Final Prediction: 11 carries, 58 yards, 1 TD, 3 receptions, 15 yards.
#9 Robby Anderson will finish outside the top 50 wideouts again (draws Denzel Ward this week) Final Prediction: 6 targets, 3 receptions, 34 yards.
#10 Dallas Goedert will outscore Zach Ertz this weekend (62/41 snap counts last week) Final Prediction: Goedert (4 rec, 52 yds, 1 TD), Ertz (7 rec, 63 yds)
Thanks for reading and happy football season!
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п»ї2021 NFL picks, Super Bowl best bets, Chiefs vs. Buccaneers predictions, parlay by proven model on 120-78 roll.
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College Football betting picks against the spread November 4.
College Football betting picks against the spread November 4.
The MAC is in action all on their own on Wednesday, so that’s six college football betting games on it’s own. Then we have five more games on Thursday and Friday before a monster 47 game Saturday. That’s a total of 58 college football betting picks for me to screw up. I look forward to it!
For those of you that are new to this, I pick every college football game every week. Not a top five. Not a top ten. All of them. Big deal, right? Lots of people make picks. Well, I do them all against the spread! I take the odds of each game and average them out at all the Vegas casinos and round to the nearest half. There will be no ties here. Ties are for the other football.


NFL picks, 2021 Super Bowl best bets from a legendary expert: This 3-way parlay could pay 11-1.
Hammerin' Hank Goldberg is 51-34 on his NFL best bets and just locked in his top NFL picks for Super Bowl LV.
A season dominated by the coronavirus pandemic, postponed games and virtually no fans in the stands comes to a close on Sunday when the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers battle in the 2021 Super Bowl. The game features a classic quarterback matchup between six-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady, widely considered the greatest quarterback of all-time, and the 25-year-old Patrick Mahomes, the current face of the league who already has been anointed as the next legendary quarterback. Behind Mahomes and Brady, the Chiefs (16-2) and Buccaneers (14-5) ranked first and second, respectively, in passing yards per game during the regular season.
Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. ET on CBS. Kansas City is a three-point favorite in the latest Super Bowl 55 odds from William Hill Sportsbook, while the over-under sits at 56. Before making any 2021 Super Bowl picks or parlays, see the NFL best bets from legendary handicapper Hammerin' Hank Goldberg over at SportsLine.
A beloved national treasure, Hammer enters Super Bowl LV on an extended heater: Over the last year-and-a-half, he is an incredible 51-34 on his NFL best bets.
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After thoroughly studying the Super Bowl LV lines, Hammer likes the teams to score under 56 points even though these are two of the highest-scoring offenses in the league. The Buccaneers ranked third in scoring during the regular season, averaging 30.8 points per game, while the Chiefs were sixth at 29.6. In their conference championship games two weeks ago, the Chiefs scored 38, while the Buccaneers put up 31.
But these teams scored just a combined 51 points in their Week 12 matchup, a 27-24 Kansas City victory. Since then, Tampa Bay's defense has improved, allowing just 20.6 points per game and not giving up more than 27 points in any contest.
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Chiotti’s First Round 2021 NFL Mock Draft.
As we get past the halfway mark of the NFL season, Patrick Chiotti shares his first round NFL mock draft. How many QBs go in the top 10?
November 4, 2020.
Chiotti’s First Round 2021 NFL Mock Draft | Picks 11-20.
11. Cincinnati Bengals: CB Patrick Surtain II, Alabama.
Behind 2020 first overall pick Joe Burrow, the Bengals offense looks drastically different this season. They have a solid receiving core with Tyler Boyd, A.J. Green, and rookie sensation Tee Higgins. This pick could have been used to upgrade the offensive line, but I firmly believe the team will be investing money in their line when free agency opens. The Bengals need to add more playmakers to their defense and desperately need to upgrade their cornerback situation.
Patrick Surtain II from Alabama could be the playmaking cornerback that they need to start their defensive improvements. Surtain, the son of former NFL cornerback Patrick Surtain, possesses great skills that should transfer over to the pro game nicely. He plays very well as a boundary corner, squeezing the receiver to the sideline and forces the quarterback to make difficult throws into tight windows.
12. Carolina Panthers: TE Kyle Pitts, Florida.
Adding more firepower to the offense, Matt Rhule selects arguably the most complete tight end of the class with the 12th overall selection in the first round of this NFL mock draft. Kyle Pitts has the makings of a dominant NFL tight end, possessing great size and shifty route running. In an offense that already features two of the league’s best receivers in D.J. Moore and Robby Anderson and the league’s most intriguing running back in Christian McCaffrey, Pitts could help the Panthers explode in 2021.
Pitts has experience working all across the formation, working as both an in-line tight end and flexed out as a receiver. Assuming that Teddy Bridgewater is still the quarterback in Carolina in 2021, Pitts’ catch radius and athleticism will give Bridgewater another reliable target in the passing game.
13. Detroit Lions: WR Rashod Bateman, Minnesota.
Marvin Jones will be a free agent after the 2020 season, and the Lions need to add another wide receiver to help Matthew Stafford as he approaches the twilight of his career. Rashod Bateman would be the perfect addition to the Lions offense in 2021. Adding Bateman gives Stafford another quality target outside of Kenny Golladay.
Bateman has excellent route running abilities and knows how to work after the catch, excelling in breaking through arm tackles for huge gains. He has good size for a receiver, but he’s not the biggest target on the field. However, he is aggressive while the ball is in the air and finishes contested catches often, despite the overall lack in size.
14. Denver Broncos: CB Caleb Farley, Virginia Tech.
Denver’s defense suffered a major loss when they lost Chris Harris, Jr. in free agency, but the team traded for A.J. Bouye during the offseason to add a veteran presence to the secondary. Bouye has played sparingly after suffering some injuries early this season, and rookie cornerback Michael Ojemudia has stepped in nicely, with Bryce Callahan playing both outside and in the slot. The Broncos could move on from Bouye this offseason for a cheaper and younger option in their secondary.
Caleb Farley could be the player they replace Bouye with in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. Farley has experience working in both zone and man concepts and would be an ideal fit for Vic Fangio’s defensive scheme. His physical style of play would be welcome in the Mile High City.
15. San Francisco 49ers: OG Wyatt Davis, Ohio State.
In the Niners run game, being aggressive and moving well across formations is key to opening up huge holes for the runners. Wyatt Davis, the interior offensive lineman out of Ohio State, makes perfect sense for San Francisco. His aggressive nature and fluidity make him a natural fit for Kyle Shanahan’s rushing offense, which features mainly outside zone concepts.
Davis’ work in pass protection could also help boost their offensive line play, as the Niners have given up 19 sacks on the season so far. Whether or not the Niners decide to continue with Jimmy G under center, they will need to bolster the offensive line to keep the run game going at a high level.
16. Miami Dolphins: EDGE Gregory Rousseau, Miami (FL)
The Dolphins continue to add to the defensive side of the ball with this selection. Gregory Rousseau had a monster season in 2019, totaling 15.5 sacks and two forced fumbles for the Hurricanes. He has great size and length and certainly knows how to use it to his advantage when rushing the passer.
In this first-round mock draft, the Dolphins already added a dynamic linebacker in Micah Parsons, but add a dynamic rusher off the edge to push themselves further into defensive dominance in the AFC East. With their secondary playing at a high level, putting pressure on opposing quarterbacks could be the cherry on top for Miami.
17. Las Vegas Raiders: DT Jaylen Twyman, Pittsburgh.
Sorry to disappoint anyone here, but this is not a Clemson player being selected by Mike Mayock in the first round. Jaylen Twyman could add another element to the Raiders young defensive front that features 2019 first-round pick Clelin Ferrell and their emerging star in 2019 fourth-round selection Maxx Crosby.
Twyman doesn’t have an overly imposing size in the interior of the defensive line, but he knows how to utilize his pad level relatively well, recording 10.5 sacks in his 2019 season. He utilizes his speed off the ball and low pad level to create plays in the backfield in both rushing the passer and stopping the run.
18. Chicago Bears: WR Rondale Moore, Purdue.
Allen Robinson II has been a consistent pass catcher for the Bears, who continue to go through an identity crisis on offense. Adding a dynamic playmaker like Purdue’s Rondale Moore could help open up Matt Nagy’s playbook even more for whoever is under center for the Bears in 2021.
Moore is arguably one of the fastest, if not THE fastest wide receiver in this class, and his skill set can be utilized in several ways. Whether it’s in the quick game or deep shots, Moore is a threat to score any time he has the ball in his hands.
19. Philadelphia Eagles: OC Creed Humphrey, Oklahoma.
This may be Jason Kelce’s last season in the NFL, and the Eagles desperately need to upgrade their offensive line as it is. The Eagles offensive line has given up an abysmal 28 sacks so far in the 2020 season. Oklahoma’s Creed Humphrey seems like a perfect replacement for the veteran center.
Humphrey has the leadership skills and physical skills to be a quality center in the NFL. His past as a wrestler shows in his blocking style, as he uses his strong lower half to throw interior lineman off their angles and remains patient while not getting overly physical in his blocks.
20. Cleveland Browns: S Hamsah Nasirildeen, Florida State.
The Browns made several moves to bolster their secondary this offseason and early in the season. They brought in veteran safeties Andrew Sendejo, Karl Joseph, and Ronnie Harrison, but they will likely be looking to draft a defensive back early in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Hamsah Nasirildeen is a do-it-all type of safety who possesses excellent length, size, and versatility. He has the size and closing speed to play in deep alignments and close to the line of scrimmage. His length gives him a wide tackling radius, and he takes full advantage of it, coming downhill fast but under control. He could become a difference-maker for the Cleveland defense in 2021.


Chiotti’s First Round 2021 NFL Mock Draft.
As we get past the halfway mark of the NFL season, Patrick Chiotti shares his first round NFL mock draft. How many QBs go in the top 10?
November 4, 2020.
First Round | Picks 21-32.
21. Jacksonville Jaguars (from Los Angeles Rams): DT Jay Tufele, USC.
The Jaguars have one of the worst run defenses in the league and desperately need to bring more pressure from the interior defensive line. With no real pass rush presence outside of Josh Allen, the Jaguars must address their issues on the defensive front, including Tavon Bryant.
Jay Tufele is one of the more dominant interior players in this class. He uses his quickness off the ball, body control, and strength to push the pocket and create pressure from the interior. Tufele could help Allen and 2020 first-round pick K’Lavon Chaisson reach the quarterback more often in 2021.
22. Indianapolis Colts: OT Alex Leatherwood, Alabama.
During this offseason, there were rumors that Anthony Castonzo was mulling retirement, but Castonzo returned for the 2020 season. With his future in doubt, the Colts could very well be in the market to draft an offensive tackle in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft.
Alex Leatherwood could offer the Colts a young, suitable replacement should Castonzo leave for good after the 2020 season. He’s a proficient pass blocker but still needs some work in his technique and aggressiveness. Having an All-Pro guard in Quenton Nelson next to him should make for an easier transition to the NFL.
23. Green Bay Packers: WR DeVonta Smith, Alabama.
The Packers made a questionable decision not drafting a wide receiver in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft, instead opting to draft quarterback Jordan Love. This move was clearly upsetting to Aaron Rodgers, who was vocal about the team’s need for more playmaking catch passers outside of Davante Adams.
They don’t make the same mistake in this first round 2021 mock draft. The Packers make the right move by selecting DeVonta Smith , the star receiver from Alabama. Smith has great separation skills and soft hands, making him an ideal running mate to Adams and a reliable target for Rodgers.
24. Baltimore Ravens: EDGE Kwity Paye, Michigan.
Baltimore might be in the market for an EDGE in 2021, as Yannick Ngakoue is set to be an unrestricted free agent this offseason. With the talent level of quarterbacks in the AFC North beginning to rise with the emergence of Burrow and the resurgence of Ben Roethlisberger, having a quality pass rusher is going to be extremely important going forward for the Ravens if they want to continue to be a top contender.
Kwity Paye would be an ideal target for the Ravens in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. While Paye is labeled as a power rusher, he has a knack for creating angles and crushing the pocket quickly, recording 6.5 sacks and 12.5 tackles for loss in 2019. If the Ravens let Ngakoue walk this offseason, Paye would be a suitable replacement.
25. Arizona Cardinals: OT Samuel Cosmi, Texas.
As the Cardinals offense continues to run at a high level thanks to the growth of Kyler Murray and the arrival of DeAndre Hopkins, the Cardinals offense still has some holes to fill in the 2021 draft. Offensive tackle is an area the team can afford to upgrade next season.
Samuel Cosmi could give the Cardinals an athletic, young tackle with tremendous upside. He moves extremely well for his size at 6’7″, 300 pounds, and can dominate pass rushers at times, but he’s still quite raw and inconsistent with his technique.
26. New Orleans Saints: QB Zach Wilson, BYU.
Taysom Hill is not the future quarterback for the Saints, and neither is Jameis Winston. This could very well be the offseason in which Sean Payton and his staff find their heir apparent to Drew Brees, and they find him in the first round of this NFL mock draft.
Zach Wilson has put together an impressive resume and has earned some well-deserved hype so far in the draft process. After an up-and-down 2019, Wilson has come out with guns blazing in 2020 , including putting together a 400-yard, four-touchdown performance against Houston. If Brees were to play one more season, it would be a great opportunity for Wilson to learn under one of the game’s greatest quarterbacks.
27. Tennessee Titans: DT Christian Barmore, Alabama.
This offseason, the Titans made a baffling move by trading their Pro Bowl defensive lineman Jurrell Casey to the Denver Broncos for a seventh-round draft pick. However, this move did pave the way for Jeffery Simmons to be the lead man in the interior of the defensive line for the Titans. There is still room for improvement along the defensive front, though.
Christian Barmore is a large presence on the defensive line and could be a good complimentary piece to Simmons, who is versatile enough to play across the formation. With Simmons and Barmore, the Titans could have a dominant defensive front if they decide to extend Jadeveon Clowney as well.
28. Buffalo Bills: OG Trey Smith, Tennessee.
Buffalo parted ways with Quenton Spain recently in a surprise move and could be in play for a guard in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft and get one in the first round of this NFL mock draft. Continuing to progress, Josh Allen should be their biggest priority, and they can continue to do so by giving him the proper protection and support in the run game.
Trey Smith is an ideal pick here for the Bills, as he has the dominant physical traits to be a successful blocker at the next level. He works up to the second level very well, creating big holes and opportunities for running backs to make big gains on the ground. In pass protection, Smith is a punishing blocker, often taking advantage of his opponents’ leverage and mauling them.
29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: EDGE Quincy Roche, Miami (FL)
Carrying one of the older defensive fronts in the league, Tampa Bay could be looking at getting younger off the edge this offseason. With Shaq Barrett supposed to hit free agency and Jason Pierre-Paul on the wrong side of 30, they could very well be looking to add an edge defender in the first round of the draft.
Quincy Roche was the second half of the Hurricanes’ talented pass-rush duo and accounted for 13 sacks in 2019. His explosiveness and hand usage make him a dangerous threat off the edge. Keeping Barrett around and adding Roche to the rotation would keep the Bucs defense fresh and dominant into 2021.
30. Kansas City Chiefs: EDGE Patrick Jones, Pittsburgh.
The Chiefs’ pass rush has struggled this season and is currently in the middle of the pack in sacks with 17 through eight games this season. Frank Clark has 3.0 sacks but trails Chris Jones for the team lead in sacks. The Chiefs could face issues late in the season if they can’t get pressure off the edge.
In 2021, they could add to their defensive arsenal by drafting Patrick Jones from Pittsburgh in the first round of this NFL mock draft. With a quick get off and fluid hips, Jones has been dominant for the Panthers, recording 8.5 sacks in 2019 and already having two games with 3.0 sacks in 2020. Pairing Jones with Clark could make the AFC West just a bit easier for the reigning champs.
31. New York Jets (from Seattle): CB Jaycee Horn, South Carolina.
The Jets traded away Jamal Adams to the Seahawks and got this pick in return. They have some talent in the secondary in 2020 third-round pick Ashtyn Davis, Marcus Maye, and Bradley McDougald, but the Jets desperately need a quality cornerback to help their defense.
Jaycee Horn is a dominant corner that uses his size and physicality to bully wide receivers. He has the versatility to play either man or zone and still play aggressively. The Jets need to rebuild their defensive identity, and Horn would be a great way to revitalize the unit.
32. Pittsburgh Steelers: TE Pat Freiermuth, Penn State.
Vance McDonald will be 31 in 2021, and the team could move on from him and Eric Ebron if they so choose to. With the emergence of rookie wide receiver Chase Claypool and Diontae Johnson as legitimate receiving threats, Ben Roethlisberger could use an athletic playmaking tight end in the first round of this NFL mock draft to elongate his career in the Steel City.
Pat Freiermuth is arguably the most well-rounded tight end in the class. He has the athletic ability you want in a receiving tight end, but he also has a strength in the blocking game, where a player like Ebron is lacking. The Steelers offense is already dangerous with Juju Smith-Schuster, Claypool, Johnson, and James Conner, but adding in an all-around threat in Freiermuth could make this a truly dominating offensive attack.
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NFL Handicapper Ted Walker is betting on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to win Super Bowl 55. Read his detailed reasoning here.
Super Bowl LV Total Pick.
The No. 2 and the No. 5 scoring offenses will battle it out in Super Bowl LV, so it’s no surprise that the books have set the O/U line at 56.5. NFL handicapper Jay Horne explains which side of the line holds the betting value.
Super Bowl LV Best Prop Bets.
Winning and losing is always the main focus when it comes to placing football bets, but with the Super Bowl, it’s just as much about “having fun.” Most bettors will let it all hang out on Super Bowl Sunday with a ton of prop bets. Win, lose or draw, it’s ok to have a good time once a year. Check out Loot’s favorite Super Bowl LV prop bets.
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With both teams playing excellent football, the Buccaneers/Packers point spread isn’t easy to crack. In times like this, there’s often times better value to be found in betting on props. Check out Dan’s list of value bets for the TB/GB NFC Championship game!
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UPDATED: Fri., April 26, 2019.
A defense-heavy first round of the 2019 NFL draft concluded late Thursday night, with three quarterbacks coming off the board in the first 15 picks.
Who were the biggest winners and losers? Let’s take a look at the best and worst picks of the first round.
Best picks.
Denver Broncos: Noah Fant, TE, Iowa (20th overall pick)
By not drafting a quarterback of the future, Broncos decision-maker John Elway won the present. The team had the option of taking Missouri quarterback Drew Lock at 10th overall, but instead traded with the Pittsburgh Steelers to move back to No. 20, adding a second-round pick this year and a third-rounder next year. Then, they passed up Lock again and filled a need by drafting Fant, who provides veteran QB Joe Flacco with an athletic pass-catcher.
Washington Redskins: Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State (15th)
The Redskins didn’t need to trade up to get the quarterback they wanted. Haskins fell to them at 15th overall as the team read the draft board perfectly, knowing there would be an early run on defensive linemen. Washington should also get credit for moving back into the first round to get an impact edge rusher in Mississippi State’s Montez Sweat at 26th overall.
Buffalo Bills: Ed Oliver, DT, Houston (ninth)
The Bills lucked out when Oliver, one of the draft’s two best defensive tackles, fell to them at ninth overall. Some thought the team was going to trade up to No. 3 overall to land Alabama’s Quinnen Williams, but that would have cost Buffalo a lot of draft capital. Oliver has the potential to be a difference-maker for the Bills’ defense, and they didn’t have to surrender any additional choices to get him.
Seattle Seahawks: L.J. Collier, DE, TCU (29th)
OK, so Seattle should get docked some for reaching for a player in Collier who was projected by many as a Day 2 pick, not a first-rounder. But the Seahawks accomplished their goal of adding more picks, after trading Frank Clark to the Chiefs for a first-round pick, then moving down twice on Thursday. They now have nine draft choices, and left themselves well-positioned to improve their roster on Day 2.
Worst picks.
Atlanta Falcons: Chris Lindstrom, G, Boston College (14th); Kaleb McGary, OT, Washington (31st)
This isn’t a knock against the players themselves, but the Falcons seemed to miss an opportunity to help their defense. Instead, they drafted two offensive linemen, including trading back into the first round for McGary, after spending a combined $11.5 million per year in free agency for guards James Carpenter and Jamon Brown and giving tackle Ty Sambrailo a $4.75 million contract extension. They might have been surprised by the Dolphins snatching away Clemson defensive tackle Christian Wilkins with the 13th pick, but regardless, this was a puzzling first round for Atlanta.
Oakland Raiders: Clelin Ferrell, DE/OLB, Clemson (fourth)
The Raiders stunned almost everyone with the selection of Ferrell over Kentucky edge rusher Josh Allen, as Ferrell was considered by most to be a middle or late first-round pick. Some would argue he might have been available with one of the Raiders’ later first-rounders. The choice of Alabama running back Josh Jacobs made sense, though they probably could have picked him at No. 27 instead of No. 24. Safety Jonathan Abram of Mississippi State is a good player, but Oakland left the first round without having filled its need at cornerback.
Green Bay Packers: Rashan Gary, DE/OLB, Michigan (12th); Darnell Savage Jr., S, Maryland (21st)
Again, this isn’t a commentary on the quality of the players, as both Gary and Savage are talented. But I question whether the Packers would have been better off taking defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, who went 13th to the Dolphins, and then staying put at No. 30 to select an offensive lineman such as Oklahoma’s Cody Ford. The trade up to select Savage also cost them fourth- and sixth-round picks. One thing they shouldn’t be criticized for is not drafting a wide receiver, as that was never in the team’s first-round plans.
New York Giants: Daniel Jones, QB, Duke (sixth)
Truth be told, it would be fair to criticize all three of the Giants’ first-round picks. Clemson nose tackle Dexter Lawrence was a reach at No. 17, the first-round pick they obtained from the Cleveland Browns in the Odell Beckham Jr. trade. Georgia cornerback Deandre Baker is a good player, but in trading up to the 30th pick they had to give up two fourth-round selections. But the one that sticks out the most is Jones at No. 6. The Giants probably could have taken a top defensive player like Josh Allen or Ed Oliver, then selected Jones 17th overall – or made a modest trade back up to land him.
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The Spokesman-Review Newspaper.
Wed., April 22, 2020.
Even though the 2020 NFL draft is likely to be driven by quarterbacks, with three passers potentially going within the first six picks, there figures to be a lot of maneuvering by teams to land the top offensive linemen, cornerbacks and wide receivers.
The Jacksonville Jaguars (No. 9) and Cleveland Browns (No. 10) are in interesting spots, with several players expected to be coveted in that range. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers (No. 14), who have only two years to win with Tom Brady at quarterback, could look to move up to take a right tackle. The Denver Broncos (No. 15) could try to jump up to select one of the draft’s top receivers.
Those are just a few of the possible trades we could see when the first round begins Thursday at 5 p.m.. But for our final mock draft, we won’t try to predict trades and instead simply project which players will be selected with each of the first-round picks.
1. Cincinnati Bengals.
Joe Burrow, QB, LSU: The only suspense to this pick will be whether the Bengals can find a trading partner for former starting quarterback Andy Dalton. Either way, Burrow, the Heisman Trophy winner, is Cincinnati’s quarterback of the future.
2. Washington Redskins.
Chase Young, DE, Ohio State: There appears to be no way coach Ron Rivera would accept trading down and robbing himself of a Julius Peppers-type edge rusher.
3. Detroit Lions.
Jeff Okudah, CB, Ohio State: General manager Bob Quinn could trade down and let the Miami Dolphins or Los Angeles Chargers move up and draft their quarterback. If not, I believe he’ll choose Okudah over defensive tackle Derrick Brown and linebacker/safety Isaiah Simmons.
4. New York Giants.
Tristan Wirfs, T, Iowa: GM Dave Gettleman can’t afford to take any risks, which is why I think he will choose Wirfs over fellow tackle Mekhi Becton, who had a tainted drug test at the combine.
5. Miami Dolphins.
Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Alabama: There appears to be internal debate over whether to take Justin Herbert or a position player instead of Tagovailoa. I think Tagovailoa’s potential will be too hard to pass up.
6. Los Angeles Chargers.
Justin Herbert, QB, Oregon: GM Tom Telesco talked Friday about how players who get injured in college often have similar issues in the pros. That’s why it seems more likely Herbert, and not Tagovailoa, winds up with the Chargers.
7. Carolina Panthers.
Isaiah Simmons, LB/S, Clemson: Coach Matt Rhule and the Panthers will consider Brown, the defensive tackle, but in Simmons they would get a positionless defender who can thrive at linebacker or in the secondary.
8. Arizona Cardinals.
Mekhi Becton, T, Louisville: This one gets a little tricky. Becton could fill the Cardinals’ need at right tackle, given his size (6-foot-7, 364 pounds) and athleticism. If they are scared off by his tainted drug sample, they could consider Brown.
9. Jacksonville Jaguars.
Derrick Brown, DT, Auburn: They need to restock their defensive line, making Brown an ideal fit if he is available – and if the Jaguars can resist potential trade offers from Tampa Bay, Denver and Atlanta.
10. Cleveland Browns.
Andrew Thomas, T, Georgia: Thomas would fill the Browns’ biggest need as the best pure left tackle prospect. But Cleveland could trade back and draft a tackle later or try to trade for the Redskins’ Trent Williams.
11. New York Jets.
Jedrick Wills, T, Alabama: General manager Joe Douglas will be tempted to take the draft’s top wide receiver. But with Wills, he can complete the rebuilding of New York’s offensive line with a pro-ready player.
12. Las Vegas Raiders.
Jerry Jeudy, WR, Alabama: Coach Jon Gruden likes talented wide receivers. General manager Mike Mayock likes prospects who excel at top college programs. All three of this year’s top wideout prospects – Jeudy, Henry Ruggs III and CeeDee Lamb – check both boxes. Jeudy’s footwork and route running make him the choice.
13. San Francisco 49ers.
CeeDee Lamb, WR, Oklahoma: The 49ers could select a cornerback if they don’t opt to trade down, but Lamb would improve the offense and fill the void left by Emmanuel Sanders.
14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Javon Kinlaw, DT, South Carolina: The Bucs could move up to draft a right tackle for Brady. They could also look to trade back. Kinlaw would be a luxury pick who enhances a strong defensive line.
15. Denver Broncos.
Henry Ruggs III, WR, Alabama: If the Broncos trade up, it may be for Jeudy. But Ruggs would give Broncos boss John Elway the speed he is looking for on offense.
16. Atlanta Falcons.
CJ Henderson, CB, Florida: I will be surprised if Henderson makes it to the 16th pick. The Falcons need a cornerback after cutting Desmond Trufant.
17. Dallas Cowboys.
K’Lavon Chaisson, OLB, LSU: If the Cowboys stay put, Chaisson would be a great fit as a pass-rushing outside linebacker in their switch to a 3-4 defense.
18. Miami Dolphins.
Austin Jackson, T, USC: The Dolphins will be looking for a center but could find one in the second round. It is likely they take the best available tackle here, either Jackson or Ezra Cleveland.
19. Las Vegas Raiders.
A.J. Terrell, CB, Clemson: Terrell checks all the boxes for Mayock, whose team has a desperate need at cornerback. He is taller and faster than Trevon Diggs and Kristian Fulton, and he also comes from a big-time college program.
20. Jacksonville Jaguars.
Trevon Diggs, CB, Alabama: The Jaguars are desperate for cornerback help after trading Jalen Ramsey and A.J. Bouye, but don’t be surprised if they take Cleveland, the offensive tackle. Diggs gets the nod over Fulton because of his size.
21. Philadelphia Eagles.
Justin Jefferson, WR, LSU: His stock has been rising, and many think he is not far behind the top three receivers.
22. Minnesota Vikings.
Kristian Fulton, CB, LSU: The Vikings’ top three cornerbacks from last season are gone, so they need to get one with one of their two first-round picks – even if that means trading up.
23. New England Patriots.
Xavier McKinney, S, Alabama: McKinney is a good fit and the best player on the board in this scenario, edging out Oklahoma linebacker Kenneth Murray. But don’t be surprised if the Patriots trade up for Tagovailoa if he slides down the board.
24. New Orleans Saints.
Kenneth Murray, LB, Oklahoma: All of the Saints’ starting linebackers are free agents next year, and Murray (6-2, 241) gets the nod over LSU’s Patrick Queen (6-0, 229) because Sean Payton prefers bigger linebackers.
25. Minnesota Vikings.
Ezra Cleveland, T, Boise State: The Vikings need to replace Stefon Diggs, but they know the second round is a good spot to find a receiver in this draft. Cleveland could be a long-term replacement for Riley Reiff.
26. Miami Dolphins.
Grant Delpit, S, LSU: It would make sense for the Dolphins to take running back D’Andre Swift or center Cesar Ruiz, but Delpit is a talented defensive back who can help make up for the loss of Minkah Fitzpatrick.
27. Seattle Seahawks.
Yetur Gross-Matos, DE, Penn State: General manager John Schneider hasn’t drafted in Seattle’s original first-round spot since 2011, so the Seahawks are likely to trade down. But if they don’t, Gross-Matos would be a no-brainer given their need for a pass rusher.
28. Baltimore Ravens.
Patrick Queen, LB, LSU: Don’t be surprised if the Ravens trade up to get Queen or Murray, the other top inside linebacker in this draft. If both are gone, they will probably trade back and take a wide receiver or Ruiz.
29. Tennessee Titans.
Isaiah Wilson, T, Georgia: The Titans could go for a cornerback or they could trade down, but they need a long-term replacement for right tackle Jack Conklin. Wilson’s stock has been rising.
30. Green Bay Packers.
Denzel Mims, WR, Baylor: Other than Davante Adams, the Packers are thin at wide receiver. They have to take the best available pass catcher here.
31. San Francisco 49ers.
Marlon Davidson, DL, Auburn: No team needs to trade down more than the 49ers, who don’t have picks in Rounds 2, 3 or 4. A cornerback is a possibility if they stay here, but so is an interior defensive lineman to replace DeForest Buckner.
32. Kansas City Chiefs.
Cesar Ruiz, C, Michigan: The Chiefs return 20 of 22 starters, but the interior of their offensive line is thin and Ruiz has been on the rise. After re-signing Bashaud Breeland, there is less pressure to get a cornerback in the first round.
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Tom Brady (43) is set to play in the 14th conference championship game of his career this afternoon and continues to make NFL history along the way. Brady–who owns the NFL postseason records for games played, games started, games as the winning quarterback, passes thrown and passes completed–only has to pass for 32 yards on Sunday to reach 12,000 yards in the postseason in his career. At New Orleans last Sunday, Brady completed 18-of-33 passes for 199 yards and two touchdowns in the Bucs’ 30-20, Divisional Round win over the Saints. RB Leonard Fournette rushed 17 times for 63 yards and caught 5-of-6 targets for 44 yards and one touchdown, while RB Ronald Jones rushed 13 times for 62 yards.
Aaron Rodgers (37) will start the fifth conference championship game of his career today. The Packers are coming off a 32-18 victory over the Rams after Green Bay’s offense picked up 484 yards. Rodgers completed 23-of-36 passes for 296 yards and two touchdowns in the divisional round win. RB Aaron Jones led the team, rushing 14 times for 99 yards and one touchdown. WR Allen Lazard caught 4-of-8 targets for 96 yards and a 58-yard touchdown.
Sunday’s game marks the second meeting between the two teams this season. In week 6, the Buccaneers defeated Green Bay 38-10, handing the Packers their worst loss of the season but according to Rodgers, that doesn’t matter now.
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NORMAN, Okla. — Tennessee running back Eric Gray has announced on Twitter that he will play for Oklahoma, becoming the third Volunteers’ player to choose the Sooners in the past few weeks.
Gray gained 1,026 yards from scrimmage in 10 games for Tennessee last season and scored six touchdowns. He was the Volunteers’ leading rusher with 772 yards.
Tennessee fired coach Jeremy Pruitt earlier in the month after an internal investigation uncovered recruiting violations. The school said Wednesday that Josh Heupel would be the next head coach.
The other Vols who said they are leaving for Oklahoma: Defensive back Keshawn Lawrence, who played in all 10 games as a reserve defensive back and special teams contributor as a true freshman last season, and offensive lineman Wanya Morris, a former five-star recruit who started 19 games over two years.


Bengals’ win ensures Jaguars, Jets have first two picks in 2021 NFL draft.
If Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence and Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields are the clear top two picks in the 2021 NFL draft, then we can say now that the Jaguars will get one and the Jets will get the other.
After the Bengals upset the Steelers on Monday night to improve to 3-10-1 this season, the 1-13 Jaguars and 1-13 Jets clinched the top two picks. The Jaguars have played an easier schedule, which means Jacksonville will pick first if the two teams finish with the same record.
Heading into this season, many draft observers considered Lawrence and Fields the clear top two, with not a lot of distance between them. This season, however, Lawrence has seemed to separate himself from Fields, with more questions being raised about whether Fields is truly an elite prospect.
But what there’s no question about is which two teams will have the first two picks. The Jaguars and Jets, in one order or the other, will pick first and second.
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Being a big fan of OSU & watching their games, I like Fields but don’t see him as a franchise QB. He is benefiting from a top OL & surrounded by playmakers everywhere. He can succeed as a 2nd or 3rd rd pick going to a loaded team.
Some how the Jets will screw up the draft.
Justin Fields had great stats against weak teams. He played an ok team Saturday and didn’t look too good, maybe a 4th round pick at best. Dwayne Haskins 2.0.
Except that Justin Fields is by no means the “clear” #2 pick in the draft. He may not even be the 2nd best QB and it wouldn’t surprise me to see him fall out of the Top 10 especially if he shows poorly against Clemson. If I’m the GM at #2 this year and can’t get what I want out of a tradedown, I go DeVonta Smith and don’t look back. A stud WR won’t on his own turn around a team with enough holes to be drafting in the Top 5, but he is by far and away the best player at any position other than QB in this class.
The Jets could probably muddle through with Darnold but they need a play-making RB, a defensive stud and a good O-line. Trade that #2 and spread it around.
Until you get the QB position right, no other positions will make that much difference. The Cleveland Browns had future HOFers on both the defensive and offensive lines and still went 0-16. Fields is like Josh Allen coming out of college, very raw but a ton of potential. But I trust the Jets to pick an offensive lineman with the first pick and spend the next 10-15 years watching both Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields thrive in the league.
As a fan of the Bengals, knowing the need absolutely everything EXCEPT qb, I sure do hope these 2 go 1 and 2. I also hope the Bengals don’t find new life and win another to get jumped by 4 more teams in the draft.
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PFT’s Super Bowl LV picks.
With one game left, we’re both 9-3 in the playoffs. Someone will claim the postseason crown, because MDS and I disagree on the outcome of Super Bowl LV.
Against the spread, the best I can hope for is a tie. MDS is 7-5, and I’m 6-6.
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MDS’s take : Never in NFL history has there been a quarterback matchup better than this one: Tom Brady is polishing off the greatest résumé any NFL player has ever put together, while Patrick Mahomes is the one young quarterback who might plausibly surpass Brady one day. We’re lucky to get to see these two great players, one young and one old, face each other in the Super Bowl.
But it is, of course, about much more than just the quarterbacks. The Chiefs have Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce going up against a Buccaneers secondary that’s young and may not be 100 percent healthy. Kansas City has the ability to create so many mismatches that I just can’t see the Bucs’ defense holding the Chiefs’ offense in check. The Buccaneers do have a good defensive line going up against a banged-up Chiefs offensive line, and that could put a lot of pressure on Mahomes. Bucs defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh, in particular, is a player I could see having a big game. But Mahomes is comfortable enough throwing on the run that even if he does face a lot of pressure, I think he’s due for another Super Bowl MVP performance.
Can Brady match that with another Super Bowl MVP performance of his own? I see him falling short. The Chiefs will bring pressure with Chris Jones and Frank Clark, and I see Tyrann Mathieu making some impact plays in the secondary. In the fourth quarter, the Chiefs’ offense will pull away while the Chiefs’ defense shuts down Brady’s final comeback attempt.
MDS’s pick : Chiefs 31, Buccaneers 21.
Florio’s take: I have a dilemma. Before the season began, I picked the Buccaneers to win the Super Bowl. As the Buccaneers prepare to play in the Super Bowl, I’m not so sure the Bucs will win. I predicted a Bucs-Pats matchup in Tampa, and I envisioned Tom Brady’s new team getting the better of his old team. Tampa Bay versus Kansas City presents a different analysis.
The Chiefs have played extremely well as the hunted. They play even better when they are also hunting. That’s why the postseason version of the Chiefs seems to be even better than the regular-season edition.
This year, the regular-season Chiefs were good enough to run up a 17-0 lead in Tampa and then hold on. While the Chiefs may not have similar luck right out of the gates, a more focused and locked-in Chiefs team easily could blow out the Buccaneers. From a pick-your-poison-and-then-be-fed-both-anyway offense featuring Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce catching passing from Patrick Mahomes to a defense with the firepower up front to put maximum pressure on Tom Brady (especially with 2007 Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo drawing up the K.C. defense) and the skill on the back end (led by Tyrann Mathieu) to slow down the Tampa receivers, the Chiefs seem loaded.
But the Buccaneers have Brady a great array of pass-catchers, a couple of very good ballcarriers, and an offensive line that has gotten better and better. The defense has, too, with high-end talent at every level.
Without the defense, the Bucs wouldn’t have gotten past the Saints. Without the defense, the Bucs wouldn’t have survived Brady’s three interceptions in three possessions in Green Bay. Without the defense, the Bucs would have no chance to outscore the Chiefs.
With the defense, the Bucs have a chance. With the defense, someone like Shaq Barrett, Devin White, or Antoine Winfield Jr. can provide the spark that flips the field and/or breaks serve, keeping the Chiefs from scoring and giving the Bucs more points.
In nine prior Super Bowls, Brady has always kept things close. Eight games ended within one score. Two years ago, the Patriots beat the Rams by 10, but the score remained 3-3 with fewer than eight minutes to play.
Although I can see the Chiefs winning, and winning easily, I can’t abandon the Bucs now. Brady, I believe, will keep it close. Brady, I believe, will make a big throw in a big spot. The defense, I believe, will make a big play in a big moment. The Buccaneers, I believe, will manage to look up at the scoreboard when the game is over and see, through the confetti, that they scored more points than the Buccaneers.
Florio’s pick : Buccaneers 30, Chiefs 27.


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Friday 12/25 – Vikings vs Saints Free Pick WIN.
Monday 12/21 – Steelers vs Bengals Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 12/20 – Eagles vs Cardinals Free Pick LOSS Sunday 12/20 – Chiefs vs Saints Free Pick PUSH.
Saturday 12/19 – Panthers vs Packers Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 12/17 – Chargers vs Raiders Free Pick WIN.
Monday 12/14 – Ravens vs Browns Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 12/11 – Steelers vs Bills Free Pick LOSS Sunday 12/11 – Colts vs Raiders Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 12/10 – Patriots vs Rams Free Pick WIN.
Tuesday 12/8 – Cowboys vs Ravens Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 12/7 – Bills vs 49ers Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 12/6 – Patriots vs Chargers Free Pick LOSS Sunday 12/6 – Browns vs Titans Free Pick LOSS.
Wednesday 12/2 – Ravens vs Steelers Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 11/30 – Seahawks vs Eagles Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 11/29 – Bears vs Packers Free Pick LOSS Sunday 11/29 – Chiefs vs Bucs Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 11/26 – Washington vs Cowboys Free Pick WIN Thursday 11/26 – Texans -3 over Lions WIN.
Monday 11/23 – Rams vs Bucs Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 11/22 – Packers vs Colts Free Pick WIN Sunday 11/22 – Patriots vs Texans Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 11/19 – Cardinals vs Seahawks Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 11/16 – Vikings vs Bears Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 11/15 – Ravens vs Patriots Free Pick WIN Sunday 11/15 – Bills vs Cardinals Free Pick WIN.
Thursday 11/12 – Colts vs Titans Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 11/9 – Patriots vs Jets Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 11/8 – Saints vs Bucs Free Pick LOSS Sunday 11/8 – Seahawks vs Bills Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 11/5 – Packers vs 49ers Free Pick WIN.
Monday 11/2 – Bucs vs Giants Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 11/1 – 49ers vs Seahawks Free Pick WIN Sunday 11/1 – Steelers vs Ravens Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 10/29 – Falcons vs Panthers Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 10/26 – Bears vs Rams Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 10/25 – Seahawks vs Cardinals Free Pick WIN Sunday 10/25 – 49ers vs Patriots Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 10/22 – Giants vs Eagles Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 10/18 – Rams vs 49ers Free Pick LOSS Sunday 10/18 – Packers vs Bucs Free Pick LOSS.
Tuesday 10/13 – Bills vs Titans Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 10/12 – Chargers vs Saints Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 10/11 – Vikings vs Seahawks Free Pick WIN Sunday 10/11 – Panthers vs Falcons Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 10/8 – Bucs vs Bears Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 10/5 – Falcons vs Packers Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 10/4 – Eagles vs 49ers Free Pick WIN Sunday 10/4 – Saints vs Lions Free Pick WIN.
Thursday 10/1 – Broncos vs Jets Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 9/28 – Chiefs vs Ravens Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 9/27 – Raiders vs Patriots Free Pick WIN Sunday 9/27 – Rams vs Bills Free Pick WIN.
Thursday 9/24 – Dolphins vs Jaguars Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 9/21 – Saints vs Raiders Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 9/20 – Patriots vs Seahawks Free Pick WIN Sunday 9/20 – Falcons vs Cowboys Free Pick LOSS Sunday 9/20 – Rams vs Eagles Free Pick WIN.
Thursday 9/17 – Bengals vs Browns Free Pick WIN.
Monday 9/14 – Steelers vs Giants Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 9/13 – Cowboys vs Rams Free Pick LOSS Sunday 9/13 – Cardinals vs 49ers Free Pick WIN Sunday 9/13 – Eagles vs Washington Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 9/10 – Texans vs Chiefs Free Pick WIN.


Weekly football picks.
Below you will find our Printable Weekly Pick'em Sheets/Schedules. Use our Fillable Pick'em Sheets if you would like to have the participants of your pool submit their picks electronically! If you would like a more challenging pool try our Pick 'em Against the Spread Pool or our Confidence Pool Sheets!
Try our Weekly Picks Master Sheets where you can combine all of your participant's picks onto one sheet! Also check out our Pick'em Record Tracking Score Sheet, where you can keep track of the number of correctly picked games for the entire season.
If you're looking for another office pool to run throughout the season, we recommend trying our new Weekly Props Pool, where the participants in your pool try to correctly guess the outcome of 20 questions related to all of the games that week.
Pass out a copy of the current week's schedule to family, friends, and co-workers. Each participant should circle the team they think will win each game, they should also write down what they think will be the total number of points scored in the Monday Night Football game. This will be used as a tie breaker if two or more participants pick the same number of games correctly. We have dedicated a whole page on Rules for Pick'em Tie Breakers. If you're looking for a more advanced pool try our Pick'em Against the Spread Pool.
Be sure to have all entries turned in before the first game of the week begins.
After all of the week's games are complete, tally up the games each participant picked correctly, the player with the highest total wins.


NFL Football Free Picks and Weekly Expert Predictions [2021]
Season to Date: 33 -45 -1.
Sunday 1/24 – Bills vs Chiefs Free Pick LOSS Sunday 1/24 – Bucs vs Packers Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 1/17 – Bucs vs Saints Free Pick LOSS Sunday 1/17 – Browns vs Chiefs Free Pick WIN.
Saturday 1/16 – Ravens vs Bills Free Pick WIN Saturday 1/16 – Rams vs Packers Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 1/10 – Browns vs Steelers Free Pick LOSS Sunday 1/10 – Bears vs Saints Free Pick LOSS.
Saturday 1/9 – Bucs vs Washington Free Pick WIN Saturday 1/9 – Rams vs Seahawks Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 1/3 – Packers vs Bears Free Pick WIN Sunday 1/3 – Cowboys vs Giants Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 12/28 – Bills vs Patriots Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 12/27 – Rams vs Seahawks Free Pick LOSS.
Saturday 12/26 – Dolphins vs Raiders Free Pick LOSS.
Friday 12/25 – Vikings vs Saints Free Pick WIN.
Monday 12/21 – Steelers vs Bengals Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 12/20 – Eagles vs Cardinals Free Pick LOSS Sunday 12/20 – Chiefs vs Saints Free Pick PUSH.
Saturday 12/19 – Panthers vs Packers Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 12/17 – Chargers vs Raiders Free Pick WIN.
Monday 12/14 – Ravens vs Browns Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 12/11 – Steelers vs Bills Free Pick LOSS Sunday 12/11 – Colts vs Raiders Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 12/10 – Patriots vs Rams Free Pick WIN.
Tuesday 12/8 – Cowboys vs Ravens Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 12/7 – Bills vs 49ers Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 12/6 – Patriots vs Chargers Free Pick LOSS Sunday 12/6 – Browns vs Titans Free Pick LOSS.
Wednesday 12/2 – Ravens vs Steelers Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 11/30 – Seahawks vs Eagles Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 11/29 – Bears vs Packers Free Pick LOSS Sunday 11/29 – Chiefs vs Bucs Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 11/26 – Washington vs Cowboys Free Pick WIN Thursday 11/26 – Texans -3 over Lions WIN.
Monday 11/23 – Rams vs Bucs Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 11/22 – Packers vs Colts Free Pick WIN Sunday 11/22 – Patriots vs Texans Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 11/19 – Cardinals vs Seahawks Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 11/16 – Vikings vs Bears Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 11/15 – Ravens vs Patriots Free Pick WIN Sunday 11/15 – Bills vs Cardinals Free Pick WIN.
Thursday 11/12 – Colts vs Titans Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 11/9 – Patriots vs Jets Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 11/8 – Saints vs Bucs Free Pick LOSS Sunday 11/8 – Seahawks vs Bills Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 11/5 – Packers vs 49ers Free Pick WIN.
Monday 11/2 – Bucs vs Giants Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 11/1 – 49ers vs Seahawks Free Pick WIN Sunday 11/1 – Steelers vs Ravens Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 10/29 – Falcons vs Panthers Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 10/26 – Bears vs Rams Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 10/25 – Seahawks vs Cardinals Free Pick WIN Sunday 10/25 – 49ers vs Patriots Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 10/22 – Giants vs Eagles Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 10/18 – Rams vs 49ers Free Pick LOSS Sunday 10/18 – Packers vs Bucs Free Pick LOSS.
Tuesday 10/13 – Bills vs Titans Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 10/12 – Chargers vs Saints Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 10/11 – Vikings vs Seahawks Free Pick WIN Sunday 10/11 – Panthers vs Falcons Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 10/8 – Bucs vs Bears Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 10/5 – Falcons vs Packers Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 10/4 – Eagles vs 49ers Free Pick WIN Sunday 10/4 – Saints vs Lions Free Pick WIN.
Thursday 10/1 – Broncos vs Jets Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 9/28 – Chiefs vs Ravens Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 9/27 – Raiders vs Patriots Free Pick WIN Sunday 9/27 – Rams vs Bills Free Pick WIN.
Thursday 9/24 – Dolphins vs Jaguars Free Pick LOSS.
Monday 9/21 – Saints vs Raiders Free Pick LOSS.
Sunday 9/20 – Patriots vs Seahawks Free Pick WIN Sunday 9/20 – Falcons vs Cowboys Free Pick LOSS Sunday 9/20 – Rams vs Eagles Free Pick WIN.
Thursday 9/17 – Bengals vs Browns Free Pick WIN.
Monday 9/14 – Steelers vs Giants Free Pick WIN.
Sunday 9/13 – Cowboys vs Rams Free Pick LOSS Sunday 9/13 – Cardinals vs 49ers Free Pick WIN Sunday 9/13 – Eagles vs Washington Free Pick LOSS.
Thursday 9/10 – Texans vs Chiefs Free Pick WIN.




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п»їSwami Says: Chris Berman's Week 4 NFL picks.
В— -- Chris Berman is taking his Swami Says NFL picks segment seen on SportsCenter to ESPN Chalk. Each week during the NFL regular season, he'll give his favorite picks against the spread here with a little further analysis.
Season record: ? 14-3 ATS (last week: 4-1)
The Jaguars have made the trip to England before, but if they don't win this time, will they leave the team over in London? I'm predicting they'll come back to a heroes' welcome in the pool in Jacksonville. If not now, when does this team win? A divisional game against a banged-up Colts defense should do the trick: Jaguars by 3.
Score: Jaguars 23, Colts 20.
Chicago's current favorite team (the Cubs) has won more than 100 games this season. Can't the Bears win one ? Chicago is 1-8 at home since the start of last season, including a woeful 1-7-1 against the number. If they're going to go 4-12 this season, doesn't this have ?to be one of the four? This is a gut feeling, but I think they'll get a win in a home divisional game against a Detroit team that's sputtering a bit right now.
Score: Bears 24, Lions 23.
Houston --? hello? The Texans have had 10 days to figure out what happened in that 27-0 dud in New England, as well as plan life without J.J. Watt. If this team is going to win the AFC South, it has to win games like this. Texans get it done at home.
Score: Texans 24, Titans 17.
The only game Carolina lost in the 2015 regular season was right here in Week 16. Atlanta looked awfully good on offense on Monday Night Football and will be riding that high, but the Falcons face a much stiffer defensive test here. Carolina will be fine in the long run, but they've been understandably jostled with everything that's happened in Charlotte, and I don't think they're back to their old selves just yet. Falcons win this one in an upset.
Score: Falcons 27, Panthers 26.
The 49ers played on the road the past two weeks against teams that were better than them, in Carolina and Seattle. Dallas just isn't in that same class. Dak Prescott isn't a mirage, but San Francisco has a game it can win here. I saw the 49ers at home in Week 1; they're a different team in Santa Clara. And by the way, has it really been 35 seasons since "The Catch"?
Score: 49ers 28, Cowboys 27.


Bermans football picks.
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Chris Berman’s Love for the Buffalo Bills Goes Back Decades.
The Buffalo Bills have been in a drought since the glory years of the early ’90s, but things are starting to look up. The Bills currently sit in first place in the AFC East. With star quarterback Josh Allen in their corner, the Bills are facing a glorious postseason run. No one is happier about this than their biggest fan, ESPN broadcaster Chris Berman.
Berman and the Bills.
It’s not too often that you hear a highly regarded sportscaster announce his preference for a football team. Sure, many analysts are former players with a soft spot for their old teams. But not many are fans of a team with a losing streak for nearly two decades. But Chris Berman isn’t just any guy. His love affair with the Bills dates back to 1988.
Berman was working as both an anchor for SportsCenter and Sunday NFL Countdown . He told The Buffalo News that after visiting training camp, he liked what he saw. “Jim Kelly is pretty good, Bruce Smith we know is good,” he explained. “This Andre Reed looks good and Thurman Thomas, etc. I ended up picking them to be in the Super Bowl, and needless to say they almost got there.”
No one expected much from the Bills, so it was out of left field for Berman to even pick them as Super Bowl contenders. They started the season strong, and each week Berman made a case for his new team. While they didn’t make the Super Bowl that year, they made it to the AFC Championship, beginning their dominance for the next several years.
A love affair.
While Berman championed the team week after week, he also befriended its members. He also likes to say that the city never got a fair chance; reporters always mocked Buffalo, making fun of the weather and location. However, Burman got to know the city better having visited over 50 times.
In fact, it was one of the first places he went after the tragic loss of his wife. He went for a golf tournament but met a slew of concerned fans. He explains:
“Perfect strangers, including the people who prepared the food, stopped me and said they were praying for me. What more could you ask than that? It was very notable that it was in Buffalo. I don’t know that would happen anywhere else. Buffalo is a unique place. I feel connected and welcome every time I come up there.”
The Buffalo Bills’ winning season.
First player in Bills history to win offensive player of the week three times in one season…
2020 is shaping up to become one of Buffalo’s finest since the glory days of the early 1990s. With the New England Patriots going through a rebuilding process, the Bills have taken over the division with complete authority. Quarterback Josh Allen is having an incredible season and some are even lauding him as the league’s next MVP.
As long as the Bills’ offense can continue on its path, and the defense keeps up their solid work and holding teams steady, the Bills are a sure fit for postseason glory. No one would be happier with that outcome than longtime fan Chris Berman. While he’s not from Buffalo, his longtime dedication towards the team and his love for the people of the city make him one of their biggest fans.


Swami Says: Chris Berman's Week 4 NFL picks.
В— -- Chris Berman is taking his Swami Says NFL picks segment seen on SportsCenter to ESPN Chalk. Each week during the NFL regular season, he'll give his favorite picks against the spread here with a little further analysis.
Season record: ? 14-3 ATS (last week: 4-1)
The Jaguars have made the trip to England before, but if they don't win this time, will they leave the team over in London? I'm predicting they'll come back to a heroes' welcome in the pool in Jacksonville. If not now, when does this team win? A divisional game against a banged-up Colts defense should do the trick: Jaguars by 3.
Score: Jaguars 23, Colts 20.
Chicago's current favorite team (the Cubs) has won more than 100 games this season. Can't the Bears win one ? Chicago is 1-8 at home since the start of last season, including a woeful 1-7-1 against the number. If they're going to go 4-12 this season, doesn't this have ?to be one of the four? This is a gut feeling, but I think they'll get a win in a home divisional game against a Detroit team that's sputtering a bit right now.
Score: Bears 24, Lions 23.
Houston --? hello? The Texans have had 10 days to figure out what happened in that 27-0 dud in New England, as well as plan life without J.J. Watt. If this team is going to win the AFC South, it has to win games like this. Texans get it done at home.
Score: Texans 24, Titans 17.
The only game Carolina lost in the 2015 regular season was right here in Week 16. Atlanta looked awfully good on offense on Monday Night Football and will be riding that high, but the Falcons face a much stiffer defensive test here. Carolina will be fine in the long run, but they've been understandably jostled with everything that's happened in Charlotte, and I don't think they're back to their old selves just yet. Falcons win this one in an upset.
Score: Falcons 27, Panthers 26.
The 49ers played on the road the past two weeks against teams that were better than them, in Carolina and Seattle. Dallas just isn't in that same class. Dak Prescott isn't a mirage, but San Francisco has a game it can win here. I saw the 49ers at home in Week 1; they're a different team in Santa Clara. And by the way, has it really been 35 seasons since "The Catch"?
Score: 49ers 28, Cowboys 27.


Bermans football picks.
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