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Thursday 10/16/2025:  -0.1 Units

✅ NFL: Andrei Iosivas Over 1.5 Receptions - 1 Unit (-114) - Win - 1 units

❌ NFL: Joe Flacco Under 235.5 Passing Yards - 1 Unit (-110) - Lost - -1.1 units

The plan was to hit Pittsburgh where it’s leakiest - between the numbers - while neutralizing the rush with quick, on-schedule throws. With Cincinnati down two tight ends who’d normally siphon those interior looks, Iosivas slid into that space role and the Bengals dialed up fast hitters (glances, crossers, seams) to keep the ball out quickly. He found clean windows early and cleared the number without drama. Right read on the matchup, and the personnel note (missing TEs) mattered.

We expected a short-week QB still absorbing the playbook behind a shaky line, with Pittsburgh attacking early and often to throttle drives. Instead, we got vintage Flacco and a Ja’Marr Chase clinic. The Steelers lived in man and couldn’t keep Tee Higgins or Chase capped; Flacco answered with rhythm throws, decisive eyes, and mistake-free operation. Our handicap leaned on offensive inconsistency and protection issues - what we missed was how effectively Cincinnati would live in the quick game to erase the rush and let their stars win.

Friday night → Saturday mega-slate → NFL Sunday (and you’ll roll into MNF if you start today).

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Today's LIVE Bets: 

MLB: Toronto Blue Jays vs Seattle Mariners - 1 Unit (+120) - 6:08pm ET

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Bryce Miller Under 11.5 Outs

Analysis:

Game 5 in Seattle screams short leash. The Mariners already showed urgency in Game 4 (quick hook, leverage pen ready), and they’ll have Bryan Woo available behind Miller - meaning one stressful inning or second-time-through traffic can get him out before 12 outs… [Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...

MLB: Milwaukee Brewers vs Los Angeles Dodgers - 1 Unit (+110) - 8:38pm ET

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Shohei Ohtani Under 15.5 Outs

Analysis:

Sweep chance = short leash risk. Up 3–0, the Dodgers don’t need length; they need clean innings. With a fully armed bullpen and the ability to keep Ohtani’s bat in the lineup after he leaves the mound, Dave Roberts can pull the plug at the first sign of traffic or a stressful inning rather than letting him wear a second trip through… [Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...

📢 In Other Sports News

NFL headlines lead with a throwback duel in Cincinnati, where Joe Flacco outgunned Aaron Rodgers to snap the Bengals’ skid, while Micah Parsons’ gripe about one-sided calls (and the eternal tush-push debate) keeps the officiating discourse front and center. Week 7 preview content is everywhere - picks, survivor angles, lineup sleepers, and odds to calibrate your cards before kickoff.  On campus, Week 8 brings SEC fistfights and a blue-blood grudge match in South Bend (USC–Notre Dame), alongside two big-picture reads: the booming “buyout bubble” that keeps coaches cashing out, and a data-heavy case that true parity has finally arrived in college football.  On the diamond, Max Scherzer is raging against Father Time - complete with a manager who joked the 41-year-old “was going to kill me” - as October buzz builds around why the Dodgers look downright inevitable.

NFL 🏈

• Bengals vs Steelers: Joe Flacco outduels Aaron Rodgers

• Packers' Micah Parsons calls out one-sided officiating, tush push

• NFL Week 7 picks, predictions, schedule, odds, fantasy tips

College Football 🏈

• College football Week 8 preview: SEC showdowns, USC-Notre Dame

• The Buyout Bubble: Why college football keeps paying millions to make coaches disappear

• Parity has arrived in college football -- and there's a ton of data to back it up

MLB ⚾️

• Mad Max rages against Father Time

• Blue Jays manager thought 41-year-old Max Scherzer 'was going to kill me'

• Why Los Angeles Dodgers look unbeatable

Today in Sports History 10/17

• 2004 - MLB: The Red Sox begin their historic ALCS comeback vs. the Yankees: Dave Roberts’ steal and David Ortiz’ walk-off in Game 4.

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