MrBator

The actual answer as to why the Cowboys began kneeling before the 2-minute warning has already been posted above in post #80.

I don't understand how everyone here has missed the fact that the Cowboys' kneeling on the 4-yard line was a tribute to their fallen teammate. By kneeling on that land, they remembered the late Marshon Kneeland.

This is looking great so far. I liked that writeup. Made a lot of sense.

The Las Vegas Raiders……little talent and even less fight.

I’m betting under, under 49 -110 and under 24 EV in the 1st half.

That's just sad. The people of Las Vegas have little love for these losers.

That is an incredible achievement. How did this mismanaged franchise pull THAT off?

Were the Cowboys favored in Philadelphia on Opening Night, September 4th? No.

Quote Originally Posted by Fields93:

Strictly out of principal I will be on the other side because you used the forbidden word... 

 

LOCK LOCK LOCK

Immediately I imagine a pimply 19 year old kid in his dorm in college...Those who are old enough know better than to tempt fate, and know that nothing ever is a lock. Ever.

True. Even betting the moneyline against the Tennessee Titans this season hasn't been a lock though it absolutely should've been.

By the way, why is Emari Demercado still alive??

in 6 of those 8 games since the 2000 season, both teams had played the previous Sunday. In one of them, the visiting Monday night road favorite was coming off a Thursday night game played ten days earlier. And in another, the home team was coming off a bye.

But tonight, we have a new situation. The home team is coming off a Thursday night game played ten days ago, and the visiting road favorite is coming off a bye. And as SPark1 suggested up above, you can leave it to the inept Las Vegas Raiders to ruin a great longterm trend.

Why did the Nuggets go from a 3-point underdog to a favorite?

I wonder if Coach Redick will pay a price tonight for running his two superstars into the ground last night. Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves played 40 and 39 minutes respectively. They were on the floor until the final buzzer despite the outcome never being in doubt. It felt as if Redick himself had action on the Lakers -9.5. And now tonight they'll be shorthanded without Rui Hachimura.

Bucks are down by only eight. Not bad.

Doc Rivers' poorly-coached boys began the season 4-1 and 5-0 ATS, but since then they're a lousy 3-4 and 1-6 ATS. Before anyone concludes that revenge tonight over the Hornets is a no-brainer, know that tomorrow the Bucks will be welcoming in a far more interesting opponent, the L.A. Lakers. The Bucks, perhaps because they are so poorly-coached, are already 0-2 ATS this season in the first game of a back-to-back.

Send this silly thread to Africa along with the boxes of shirts and hats.

What the Blue Jays just did to their fans is worse than any string of playoff chokes the Maple Leafs ever put together. 

Congratulations on your winnings, HarDix.

No! There has to be someone on base.