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Week 15 Preview

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It’s Week 15 already folks, so how have you done so far this season in your NFL picks?
Are you still in your fantasy league?
Well sit back, listen, and enjoy as Wade & Ryan break down their picks for Week 15, in their last podcast of the decade together.
(they will be back together in the new year!)

In this podcast, the boys go over all of their predictions for this wild week in the NFL.

Some of the games they look at include:

-9.5 Patriots (10-3) vs Bengals (1-12)

Is Tom Brady done? Will he get traded to the Dolphins? Will he reveal he was the villain the whole time? Relax, it’s the Bengals. The Patriots are in a good position to kick the crap out of the cats and get themselves ready. It’s like people forgot what the Pats are like in the post-season. Are they ready to run the table? Get ready.

Bears (7-6) vs -4.5 Packers (10-3)

Finally Mitch Trubisky is starting to play like a starter, but is it too late? Aaron Rodgers has slugged together some wins, but not very convincing ones. With Hicks back in the pass rush, Jones is going to run into some tight spaces. Pack might irk out a win, but the Bears will keep it close.

Texans (8-5) vs -3 Titans (8-5)

Houston we have a problem. That problem is inconsistency. They can beat the Patriots one week, then get hammered by the Broncos the next. The Titans on the other hand are starting to find a nice little groove. Will Tannehill explode on this D? All signs point to likely.

Make sure you listen to the podcast and take note of our picks.
This is the final podcast with Wade & Ryan for the season. Wade will have new guests next week.

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We also have DraftKings Leagues ready to roll for Sunday.

Tipmaster Wade

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I am a jackass really, but one who knows NFL picks.
Call it a gift, a curse, or a result of infantile sports laziness, but I am pretty good at making NFL picks each week.
I do my research, listen, learn and watch. Not just the games, but the stats, the weather, and emotions. Players are people too, and the locker room can transfer onto the field of play with ease.

I’m doing pretty good this season, hitting a sweet 64%. This is based on a season record of 132-73-2 of spread betting. Not game betting, I am betting on the Vegas based point spread on all of these games. There were a few solid mid week winners, except Week 9, which hurt like a throat infection. Week 14 was a dick knuckle duster to the soul, but I was 8-6-2, & came 3rd in a large fantasy league of seasoned minds, so I didn’t feel that bad.
I have rebounded with new information and confidence.

The next few weeks in the NFL are getting tense, so we need to pay attention to what happens to see where we bet.
You ready sensei?

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I will be embarking on a whole new service of NFL tips and advice.

In the next few weeks I will try to rise above this 64% to satisfy y’all with some great NFL betting advice.
I make no claims of guaranteeing wins, but I can offer some advice on how to parlay some of my tips into some nice yields.

Yes, you can bet big on a few games, but sometimes it’s sweeter to bet a bunch of smaller bets with greater pay days. With a £50 deposit, I have been able to run a Sunday train on 20 parlay options that made me over £860. Do that every week and £50 a week isn’t such a big pain in the pocket.

With smart betting on my tips you can make an easy £5000 a month. Yes, you will win. No, you won’t win every time. It’s up to you how much you wager, but I will try to give you the best parlays that will jingle your pant pockets.

Follow me, and I will be setting up a yearly or monthly tips service for avid sports fans. NFL for sure, but once that season ends I will hit you with NBA, MLB, NHL, PGA & XFL tips.
I know and watch them all.
Let’s do this.

Come also watch me host quizzes or perform comedy across the UK. I love to entertain, and sports betting is just a great part of it.

https://wademcelwain.com

 

 

 

Week 14 Review

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The podcast review show is up, as Wade & Ryan look back at a shaky betting week in the NFL. Both guys went 8-6-2 for the week, which is good-but not great.
As we mentioned before, the last 3 weeks can have some unpredictable scores.

Some of the games the guys touch in on the podcast include:

Broncos 38 Texans 24

Way to go Drew Lock and the Broncos for making a season out of it. They exploded on the Texans who had no answer to the relentless onslaught of the Broncos deep ball. The Texans were totally outclassed, outgunned and out played in this game. It really puts their playoff chances in doubt, when it’s shown they can be beat by countless deep ball chances.

49ers 48 Saints 46

Once in a few years, a game comes along that delivers a great NFL product. This was the game. An endless back & forth of scoring by two great offences and defenses. Brees & Jimmy G each punched each other with scores upon scores, until the 49ers rallied late to score. Both teams played like they are both destined to play again with greater stakes at risk.

Redskins 15 Packers 20

The Packers won. But did they really? They put up some quick points, only to just sit on their lead. The Redskins made this a contest, and you wonder what the Packers will do when they face a team that can score back. The Redskins made some great little plays, and their D was able to adjust to Rodgers in the second half. Closer than the 13 point line suggests.

Chiefs 23 Patriots 16

The Patriots lost..again. This was a tight match that saw Tom Brady’s throwing options as pretty much zero. Mahomes looked ok, but not daunting enough to win a big playoff game. The Patriots will need to rebound if they want to win it all, but if anyone can do it, it’s them. The Chiefs might find themselves in the same early exit fate as they did last year. A win, but was it enough?

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Antwaun Weeds

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Ruh roh Raggy!
You get busted with the green stuff again?

Dallas Cowboys DT Antwuan Woods was busted this week with 2 mason jars full of herb and some glass paraphernalia.
You can hear in the video when he gets busted, that he laments for having ‘too much marijuana.’
Like he knew he had too much when he went out, then saw the cop cars and thought ‘yep, this is waaayy too much.’

Woods was already out on injury for the Bears game, and this isn’t going to help him out at all.
No word yet confirming that Woods would be fired by Dallas, but given the way that NFL owners deal with pot crimes, he could be out of a job.

Pretty crazy world we live in where some athletes are encouraged to use CBD to deal with pain and injuries, but the NFL is staunchly anti-weed.
Making it even crazier than in some states, not only would Woods not be pulled over, but even if caught-he would have got off with a warning.

A warning to all you jazz-cabbage enthusiasts out there, don’t get caught with the green-or you are going down big time.
Popping an ex-girlfriend in the jaw is still ok though. So long as you apologise.

Naughty Phillip

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Did you know that Phillip Rivers is a naughty, naughty potty mouth?
It’s true.

When most people think of Phillip Rivers they think about a guy who has never won it all.
A guy who stuck it out in a town that was tired of the NFL, and hence he had to pack it up to another city where they were even less enthusiastic about football.
Also most people make fun of the fact he has 58 kids, all named with the acronym P.R.

What most people don’t know is that Phillip Rivers is a trash-talking, rib tickling, NFL fanny-fart.
When you watch the clip, what really strikes is that Rivers don’t give AF.
It’s like he represses all of his anger throughout the week, just to be able to save up for Sunday.
(you better not curse on the Lord’s day mister!)

What will happen to Rivers next year?
Will he tough it out in the wilds of LA, or will he seek greener pastures for his team and family.
It also brings up the question of how many more years he might have in the NFL.
Would anyone be willing to take a chance on him in 2020 knowing the old dog only has a few tricks left?
Given the crop of injuries and QB failures in the league…anything is possible!