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Munaf Manji, Steve Redier and SleepyJ talk NFL player props for this weeks podcast. The guys give out the best props for this weeks betting card. Key Quotes and Analysis (with timestamps) Munaf Manji (0:00–0:33): Opens by discussing the excitement of the divisional round with eight teams remaining. Sets a tone of thorough player evaluation. Steve Reider (0:33–0:51): Emphasizes the quality of teams in the divisional round, noting that this phase often includes the NFL’s best, resulting in high-quality games. SleepyJ (1:18–2:04): Celebrates a personal 4-0 record from the Wildcard Weekend, showcasing his successful analysis. Quarterback CJ Stroud Prop (2:53–5:33): Sleepy predicts an interception for CJ Stroud (-140 odds), citing his high sack rate, the Chiefs’ defensive strength, and the lack of key targets like Tank Dell. Stroud's struggles against the Chiefs earlier in the season (two interceptions) reinforce this prediction. Jaden Daniels Rushing Yards (5:34–7:04): Steve suggests Daniels will excee

SleepyJ and Mean Gene talk UFC 311. The guys preview the co-main and main event. They also give out a double best bet ! Co-Main Event: Murab Dvalishvili vs. Umar Nurmagomedov Speaker Analysis [SleepyJ] (2:27–4:47): Highlights Murab’s extraordinary resume and stamina. Describes the betting odds as suspicious, given Murab’s track record of wins, including over Sean O'Malley and Petr Yan. Expresses hesitation to bet due to the line discrepancy favoring Umar at -330. [Steve Reider] (4:47–10:18): Explains the unusual betting line as a reflection of a stylistic mismatch. Praises Umar's grappling and dominance over Corey Sandhagen, citing his ability to excel in both striking and grappling. Questions how Murab can handle being the "nail" instead of the "hammer," as he thrives on relentless pressure but could struggle against Nurmagomedov’s elite wrestling. Key Insight: Both agree that while Murab's relentlessness and resume are impressive, Umar's combination of striking and grappling makes him a formidable oppo

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL divisional round playoffs. The guys break down each of the 4 games for this weekends action. Key Insights from the Transcript

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the American Express and TGL Match 2. -Discussing top 6 on odds board at AMEX -3 matchups -1 t10 -2 outrights (60/1 & 66/1) -sleeper -FRL, scoring, 2 lineups, best bet -TGL Match 2 pick In-Depth Quote Analysis Introduction by Will Doctor (0:14-0:30): "The Golf Preview Podcast on Pregame’s Network. I'm your host, Will Doctor. Nice to have you with us as I bring you the sharpest picks..." Key Point: Will sets the tone by emphasizing precision in betting strategies and reflects an optimistic outlook despite prior losses. Reflection on Poor Start to the Season (0:39-38:17): "We are down 13 units through two weeks of the 2025 PGA Tour season in what has been an unacceptable start..." Analysis: A candid admission of struggles in early predictions, emphasizing accountability and intent to improve through research-backed picks. Highlight on Nick Taylor's Recent Victory: "Nick Taylor was the eventual champion... picking up PGA Tour win number five in a playoff."

Munaf Mani and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA Monday betting. The guys also give out best bets. Sacramento Kings' Transformation (2:24 - 8:35) Key Stats: Kings are 7-1 under Doug Christie, with both offensive and defensive improvements. Offense improved from 10th to 6th and defense from 15th to 4th. They defeated the Celtics during this stretch, showing potential against strong teams. Analysis: Christie brought a relaxed energy, contrasting the stricter approach under Mike Brown. Key lineup adjustments, including Malik Monk’s inclusion, boosted performance. Acquisitions like DeMar DeRozan provide offensive depth, complementing core players De’Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis. Challenge: The team faces a tough upcoming schedule, including games against Milwaukee, Houston, and Golden State. Cleveland Cavaliers' Dominance (8:36 - 18:18) Key Stats: Cavaliers lead the Eastern Conference with a 33-5 record (86.8% win rate). Home record: 20-2. Road record: 13-3. Dominant interior defense led by Evan Mobley

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball betting for this weekend. The guys also give out best bets. Quotes and Analysis [Griffin Warner, 0:14 - 0:41] "We are here to discuss the top four games on our slate for this Saturday." Analysis: Griffin sets the stage, emphasizing the importance of these matchups in determining "who is for real" in conference play. He teases a discount offer, drawing listener interest. [Big East Ben, 0:42 - 0:55] "Been ice cold the last two weeks... Looking forward to [bouncing back]." Analysis: Ben humorously reflects on his recent betting losses but expresses optimism about the weekend’s slate, suggesting a pivotal point for his predictions. [Big East Ben, 1:39 - 2:31] "UConn-Villanova was a classic... Caravan, 84% foul shooter, missed two free throws." Analysis: A dramatic retelling of UConn’s struggles in a nail-biting loss to Villanova. The focus on Caravan’s missed free throws underscores UConn's inconsistency in clutch moments. [Big East Ben, 3:31 - 4:06] "Witho

Munaf Manji and SleepyJ talk NFL Wild-Card player props. Key Points & Analysis 1. Lamar Jackson (Baltimore Ravens) Player Prop: Under 218.5 passing yards and 28.5 attempts. Analysis: Both Munaf and Sleepy emphasized Jackson's reliance on Zay Flowers, who is ruled out for the game, reducing his passing capacity. Past games against the Steelers show 207 yards per game, with Flowers contributing heavily. Predictions lean on Derrick Henry’s ground game to alleviate Jackson's workload​​. 2. Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills) Player Prop: Over 43.5 rushing yards. Analysis: Allen’s rushing effectiveness during playoffs is notable, exceeding 54 rushing yards in 4 of 5 wild-card games. Against Denver, a scrambling quarterback like Allen is expected to exploit their defense's relative inexperience with such players. Historically, Allen has averaged 102 rushing yards across three games versus Denver​. 3. Jalen Hurts (Philadelphia Eagles) Player Prop: Under 37.5 rushing yards. Analysis: Sleepy noted concerns about Hu

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL Wild-Card betting. The guys talk through each game and offer the best picks. Dave Essler also provides a best bet.

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk CFB Playoff betting. The guys break down both semifinal games for this episode and provide best bets. The "Need for Screens College Football Podcast" analyzes the upcoming College Football Playoff semi-finals, focusing on Notre Dame vs. Penn State and Ohio State vs. Texas. Hosted by Griffin Warner and "Big East Ben," the episode mixes humor with statistical breakdowns and betting advice. Key Points & Analysis: Notre Dame vs. Penn State: Notre Dame enters as a 1-point favorite but remains untested this season. Their key concern is the availability of Jeremiah Love, a pivotal offensive player who has been essential in critical moments. Penn State’s defense, led by Abdul Carter (11 sacks, 40 solo tackles), is a standout. Carter’s game-time status could significantly impact Penn State's ability to control Notre Dame’s rushing attack. Prediction: A low-scoring game due to both teams’ defensive strength. The under 45-point total is strongly recommended. Ohio State vs. Texas

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the Sony Open and match 1 of TGL. -Discussing top 6 odds favs at Sony -2 matchups -2 t20s -2 outrights -Sleeper, FRP, 2 lineups, scoring, best bet -TGL Match 1 pick

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA basketball betting for Monday January 6th. The guys discuss the Jimmy Butler drama and give out best bets. NBA Dream Pod Monday + Best Bets Summary The podcast, hosted by Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers, covers NBA updates, player performances, team dynamics, and betting strategies for the 2024-25 season. Key topics include Jimmy Butler’s trade rumors, Kawhi Leonard’s return, major Monday matchups, and expert best bets. Jimmy Butler Trade Speculation (3:55 - 10:01) Jimmy Butler has likely played his last game for the Miami Heat after reportedly requesting a trade. His value to the team has diminished to just 2.5 points, and the Heat are now ranked 20th overall. Mackenzie highlights Butler’s unique skill set, which is valuable for title-contending teams but less impactful for a rebuilding Heat. The Warriors and Suns are rumored trade destinations, though Pat Riley may delay a deal until the summer. Kawhi Leonard’s Return (10:02 - 15:33) Kawhi Leonard made his season d

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk college basketball weekend betting. The guys are gearing up for the meat of the season now. Best bets as always. CBB Weekend Preview + Best Bets Key Points Florida vs. Kentucky: Kentucky, a 3-point favorite, is highlighted for its rebound opportunity after a poor performance. Florida's undefeated record gets scrutiny due to its weak strength of schedule (227th). UCLA vs. Nebraska: UCLA, underdogs against Nebraska, faces a tough challenge due to back-to-back games. Nebraska's strong home advantage and Bryce Williams' play are emphasized. Arizona vs. Cincinnati: Cincinnati’s strong home-court advantage and Arizona's struggles in road games are discussed. Caleb Love's streaky shooting is a focal point. Boise State vs. San Diego State: Boise State is favored by 3.5 points, with analysis suggesting a low-scoring game due to both teams' offensive and defensive styles. Baylor vs. Iowa State: Iowa State, an 8.5-point favorite, is analyzed for its defensive and home-court strengt

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL Week 18 betting. The guys hit a bunch of hot topics this week. Dave Essler also provides a best bet. NFL Week 18 Podcast Summary The "Dream Podcast - NFL Week 18 THE PICKS!!" covers player incentives, team dynamics, and betting strategies for the final NFL regular season week. Hosts RJ Bell, Scott Seidenberg, Steve Fezzik, and Mackenzie Rivers provide in-depth insights into key games, betting trends, and creative prop bets. Key Sections Player Incentives (3:52-10:40): Mike Evans needs 85 yards for his 11th consecutive 1,000-yard season and 5 receptions for a $3M bonus. His yardage prop jumped from 88.5 to 98.5 (season average: 67.5). The panel emphasizes targeting his receptions over and yards under for correlated betting. Washington vs. Dallas (11:09-20:29): Washington (-4.5) is favored due to their first-quarter dominance (6.8 points/game) and playoff motivation. Dallas historically dominates this matchup, but Washington aims to aveng

Munaf Manji, SleepyJ and Steve Reider talk NFL Week 18 player props. The guys also preview Sunday Night Football. Quote Analysis with Key Details Mike Evans' Incentive Milestones (4:00) Munaf highlights Mike Evans needing 5 receptions and 85 receiving yards for $1 million incentives each. Steve Reider warns about the "tax" on these props, noting how public awareness inflates lines. Despite a favorable matchup, the market might not justify betting on Evans at an inflated 98-yard line​. J.K. Dobbins’ Incentives (5:43) Dobbins requires 58 rushing yards to unlock $150,000. Steve and Sleepy caution betting too late on such incentives, suggesting week 16-17 as better windows for opportunistic bets​. Geno Smith and Corlin Sutton’s Targets (7:08) Geno needs 185 passing yards and a Seahawks win for $2 million incentives. Sutton needs 82 yards for $500,000, which Steve finds appealing since the line reflects less of the "incentive tax." These props present balanced options for bettors​. Player Statistics

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for The Sentry! -Top 6 odds favorites -1 matchup -1 t10, 1t20 -2 outrights -Sleeper -FRL, 2 lineups, scoring, best bet

RJ Bell, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers discuss NFL Week 17 recap. The guys also look ahead to NFL Week 18. Key Points

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk CBB weekend betting. The guys also give out best bets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and SleepyJ break down NFL Week 17 player props. The guys also preview Monday Night Football and give out a best bet. MVP Race Analysis Munaf Manji (0:00 - 5:28) kicks off the show with a preview of the NFL MVP race between Lamar Jackson (+155) and Josh Allen (-200). Key Quote: “Josh Allen has done more this season with less than Lamar Jackson.” Insights: Lamar Jackson played a standout Thanksgiving game, and his stats now rival Josh Allen’s. However, Allen remains the favorite because of his ability to perform under tougher conditions and Buffalo’s push for the playoffs. SleepyJ (2:49 - 5:28) adds that the MVP award is largely quarterback-focused and dismisses Saquon Barkley’s candidacy despite potentially breaking Eric Dickerson's rushing record. Key Quote: "If Saquon Barkley breaks the record, I still don’t think he gets the MVP because it’s been a quarterback award for over a decade.” Player Props Breakdown Quarterback Props Justin Herbert (Over 20.5 Completions): SleepyJ (9:24 -

RJ Bell, Steve Fezzik, Scott Seidenberg and Mackenzie Rivers break down NFL Week 17 from a betting perspective. The Vegas wiseguys give out this weeks strongest picks and more.

Griffin Warner and Big East Ben talk Friday Bowl games and give out best bets. Key Points and Quotes with Analysis Texas Tech vs. Arkansas - Liberty Bowl Big East Ben (2:31-3:09) Texas Tech, a 1-point favorite, is viewed skeptically due to quarterback Barron Mortens entering the transfer portal and the absence of top receiver Josh Kelly. Ben refuses to back them due to their inconsistency and internal turmoil. Analysis: Ben highlights the importance of stable leadership in bowl games, with Arkansas showing better defensive cohesion. Player Stat Mention: Arkansas quarterback "Woo Pig" remains intact, offering continuity. Griffin Warner (3:10-4:00) Griffin reflects on Arkansas' defensive mediocrity but notes their offense's lackluster performance. Predicts a low-scoring game (under 52 points). Stat Insight: Arkansas' inability to consistently capitalize on offensive opportunities limits their potential in this matchup. Syracuse vs. Washington State - Holiday Bowl Big East Ben (4:55-5:41) Syracuse,