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She did.

Well sportsfan, there’s no sugar coating last week’s performance.  I ate my d1ck.  Another week like that and my editors are going to yank my column from me.  But it won’t happen this week because I convinced them that my reader needs me.  Besides, even with a rough week like that, it’s hard to argue with a 10-4-1 record against the spread.  This week there are loads of 1.5 point spreads – nearly a pick ‘em, and I’m going with the away team in each of them:

Three team parlay to get you back in the black:

Detroit +1.5 @ Dallas.  Detroit’s going undefeated, so I might as well take the points, even though I won’t need them.  Tony Romo’s left arm will literally fall off during the second half when Ndamasomething trips over his third leg and crushes him for a sack.

New Orleans -7 @ Jacksonville.  I honestly don’t even know who plays on Jacksonville or I’d make fun of them for not trying to get a job with the Canadian Football League.

New York Giants – 1.5 @ Arizona.  The Giants are going to have to get past Detroit if they want it all again, but this week they coast against a minor league affiliate of the University of Southern California.  Kevin Kolb’s happy to have a new contract.  Too bad it didn’t come with his old team.

And for spreadin’ around money:

Minnesota – 1.5 @ Kansas City.  Donovan McPukey simply can not lose to this team.  Not by 1.5, not by 7.5.

New England -4.5 @ Oakland.  Everyone’s saying how good Oakland is, and how bad New England’s defense is, and how they didn’t know that Oakland still had a team.  Sounds familiar doesn’t it?  That’s what they said last week vs. Buffalo.  Still, I’m going to ride the Pats one more time because I feel like it, that’s why.

 

Which pick would you bet your kid on?

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