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Week 3 Predictions

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Whew!
What a week in the NFL!
How did you do in your week 3 predictions?

Wade & Ryan make their picks every Friday for the podcast, and now we have the results in…Wade totally smoked Ryan!

Ryan went a respectable 8-8 for the week, a healthy 500-with all of his attention focused on his Buffalo Bills.
Ryan did get caught up in some of his ’emotional’ picks, but was able to ride some of his into a good weekend of predictions.

Wade on the other hand totally nailed this week, going 14-2 and killing some of the top picks that he had for the weekend.

Among some of Wade’s top picks for the week:

Detroit Lions
Wade had them to win the game outright, and they did at that, plying on the pressure on the Philadelphia Eagles who were injured and outmatched.

Panthers
When Cam is out, it’s time for the team to shine-which is exactly what happened. Christian McCaffery was on fire-blasting through the helpless Arizona Cardinals defence with ease.

Giants
Teams play to their best, when they need to impress. The Giants were able to impress upon the Bucs defence just how much Daniel Jones wanted this.
They did indeed.

If you took Wade’s picks-congrats! You probably won a lot of money this week.
If you took Ryan’s…hope you broke even.

Week 2 Picks

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Week 2 in the NFL is here, & Wade McElwain & Ryan Cull have the picks you need to take your into week 2.

In this video, the boys breakdown their picks and score for the entire weekend.
Want the gist of it?

Buffalo Bills (-2.5) vs NY Giants +42.5
Battle of D & O lines in a tight game that takes us to Redzone palpability.
Ryan has it 27-20 Bills, while Wade has it 21-20 Bills, with the Giants covering.

LA Chargers (-3) vs Detroit Lions +47
Phillip Rivers has kids to feed, & the Detroit defines is hungry. Ryan likes the Chargers to fuel up in Michigan, while Wade takes the Lions to devour a home win.

Jacksonville Jaguars vs Houston Texans (-8.5)
Holy Deshaun Watson!
He’s enough to turn a fantasy man to a different team!
What a performance last week, and good on them for loading up.
Dick Mildew (?) will struggle to Jag off in this one.
Ryan: Texans 35-Jags 20 Wade Texans 31-Jags 10

Vikings vs Packers (-2.5) +44.5
Packers love to pack cheese at home. Look for them to make a rodgering of the Vikings in the long run.
Wade: Packers 30-Vikings 20 Ryan: Packers 27-Vikings 24

49ers vs Bengals (-1) +44.5
Roar kitty.
The Bengals are loose like a midwest heroin mom after chardonnay o’clock.
Can they feed off the Kittle, or will the Kittle feed off of them?
Ryan sees the hot squad taking down the silicon studs, while Wade predicts big data will spoil the show.
Ryan: Bengals 21-49ers 17 Wade 49ers 24-Bengals 21

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Tom Brady-Olympian

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Tom Brady could be in the Olympics, but in which sport?
Our own Wade McElwain asks him in at= throwback Thursday affair or retro nostalgia.
We go back to 2012 for this clip, when the New England Patriots spanked the Rams of St. Louis in a whack down London affair.

Wade further asked Tom Brady if his wife Gisele Bunchen would ‘hook him up’ with one of his wife’s friends as he was single.
Tom was quick to shut this crap down for what it was.

Tom is delicate in his response, first giving kudos to the US Olympic team, which dominated that year.

Tom did admit that while he might not be able to compete in the traditional Olympics, he has a ‘hell of an arm’, which to this point has served him well.

Tom Brady is poised to set another career record year this season, why not take him as MVP for this season?
Or pick him to take out the Patriots?
Or take him in our draft kings contest?

Win tickets from us.

Bad NFL Logos Quiz

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NFL Quiz time!
Are you ready for the Bad NFL Logos Quiz?

How many NFL teams can you identify from their badly drawn logos?
Can you get a perfect score in this quiz designed by a child?

Sure the quiz might seem easy, but can you get all of the questions correct in the allotted time?
You have 5 seconds per logo.
Some seem quite easy, while there might be a few tricky ones to trip you up.

Play it and share it with your friends, or better yet-quiz some of your mates who might just be learning the NFL.
This could be a benefit for them as well!

AFC East Prediction

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Can we really choose anyone else in this division other than the New England Patriots?
How did they get even stronger this year when Tom Brady is at least 109 years old!
Wade & Ryan both take a stab at how they think this division will end up, and it’s pretty predictable.
UNLESS Tom Brady is somehow mangled on the field this season, the Patriots should comfortably cruise on through unscathed to the post-season.
Wade sees the Patriots going all the way to the big game, while Ryan thinks that they will have some problems in the AFC battle in January.

Buffalo present an interesting dilemma, as they have a huge talent of running backs to choose from, as well as a plucky running QB in Josh Allen.
Will their defense be able to stifle the opposition again this year? Have they strengthened their line by shovelling snow in the offseason?
Buffalo could well be a 500 team again this year, causing problems and turmoil to all teams in this division.

The New York Jets are interesting as you have a team whose coach has essentially run rough-shot over the whole team. He is not a huge fan of Le’veon Bell, so it will be interesting to see how they respond to him.
Will their QB-Sam Darnold continue to impress with his play, or will he switch back to erratic?
There is a ton of pressure on the Jets to succeed this year, sadly it doesn’t see like Wade or Ryan think that will happen.

Lastly the lowly Dolphins of Miami, where the hurricanes seem to intensify every year.
The fact that Ryan Fitzpatrick was able to secure the starting job says a lot about how this team will progress.
Miami traditionally starts off modestly ok, then quickly turns as Florida can turn into ‘Florida Man’…
(Have you tried Googling that followed by your birthday?)

Suffice to say, this is another Patriots year.
Even without Gronk.