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Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 9

By Michael Pennywark

Ahhhh Green Bay, you just had to spoil our perfect run last weekend. Still two out of three keeps us heading in the right direction. Thankfully the Bills and the Bengals came through though who saw the Redskins bringing home the bacon? It seems that Dallas always seems to be involved in the week’s biggest surprise lately–just not always in a good way.

As we hit the midway mark for the season this weekend the growing list of injuries could play a part in a few games. Read on to find out which teams are primed for an upset this weekend.

Season Totals: 11-13 SU, 11-12-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 9

By Michael Pennywark

Ahhhh Green Bay, you just had to spoil our perfect run last weekend. Still two out of three keeps us heading in the right direction. Thankfully the Bills and the Bengals came through though who saw the Redskins bringing home the bacon? It seems that Dallas always seems to be involved in the week’s biggest surprise lately–just not always in a good way.

As we hit the midway mark for the season this weekend the growing list of injuries could play a part in a few games. Read on to find out which teams are primed for an upset this weekend.

Season Totals: 11-13 SU, 11-12-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 8

By Michael Pennywark

If it wasn’t for a 2^nd quarter meltdown by the Houston Texans, we would have gone 3 for 3 last week–a nice turnaround from the week before. And while a certain singer (who named himself after everyone’s favorite comfort food) once quipped that “two out of three ain’t bad,” I know we can do better. The fact that we missed on the biggest upset of the week when St. Louis beat Seattle was something that I don’t take lightly.

While overall I’m still sitting under 500, things look like they are turning around for the underdogs. That is until you look at this week’s lines. I won’t lie, I think it may be a grim week for the ‘dogs but there are still a few tasty matchups to exploit.

So here they are, your three best picks for week 8

Season Totals: 9-12 SU, 9-11-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 8

By Michael Pennywark

If it wasn’t for a 2^nd quarter meltdown by the Houston Texans, we would have gone 3 for 3 last week–a nice turnaround from the week before. And while a certain singer (who named himself after everyone’s favorite comfort food) once quipped that “two out of three ain’t bad,” I know we can do better. The fact that we missed on the biggest upset of the week when St. Louis beat Seattle was something that I don’t take lightly.

While overall I’m still sitting under 500, things look like they are turning around for the underdogs. That is until you look at this week’s lines. I won’t lie, I think it may be a grim week for the ‘dogs but there are still a few tasty matchups to exploit.

So here they are, your three best picks for week 8

Season Totals: 9-12 SU, 9-11-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 8

By Michael Pennywark

If it wasn’t for a 2^nd quarter meltdown by the Houston Texans, we would have gone 3 for 3 last week–a nice turnaround from the week before. And while a certain singer (who named himself after everyone’s favorite comfort food) once quipped that “two out of three ain’t bad,” I know we can do better. The fact that we missed on the biggest upset of the week when St. Louis beat Seattle was something that I don’t take lightly.

While overall I’m still sitting under 500, things look like they are turning around for the underdogs. That is until you look at this week’s lines. I won’t lie, I think it may be a grim week for the ‘dogs but there are still a few tasty matchups to exploit.

So here they are, your three best picks for week 8

Season Totals: 9-12 SU, 9-11-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 8

By Michael Pennywark

If it wasn’t for a 2^nd quarter meltdown by the Houston Texans, we would have gone 3 for 3 last week–a nice turnaround from the week before. And while a certain singer (who named himself after everyone’s favorite comfort food) once quipped that “two out of three ain’t bad,” I know we can do better. The fact that we missed on the biggest upset of the week when St. Louis beat Seattle was something that I don’t take lightly.

While overall I’m still sitting under 500, things look like they are turning around for the underdogs. That is until you look at this week’s lines. I won’t lie, I think it may be a grim week for the ‘dogs but there are still a few tasty matchups to exploit.

So here they are, your three best picks for week 8

Season Totals: 9-12 SU, 9-11-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 8

By Michael Pennywark

If it wasn’t for a 2^nd quarter meltdown by the Houston Texans, we would have gone 3 for 3 last week–a nice turnaround from the week before. And while a certain singer (who named himself after everyone’s favorite comfort food) once quipped that “two out of three ain’t bad,” I know we can do better. The fact that we missed on the biggest upset of the week when St. Louis beat Seattle was something that I don’t take lightly.

While overall I’m still sitting under 500, things look like they are turning around for the underdogs. That is until you look at this week’s lines. I won’t lie, I think it may be a grim week for the ‘dogs but there are still a few tasty matchups to exploit.

So here they are, your three best picks for week 8

Season Totals: 9-12 SU, 9-11-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 8

By Michael Pennywark

If it wasn’t for a 2^nd quarter meltdown by the Houston Texans, we would have gone 3 for 3 last week–a nice turnaround from the week before. And while a certain singer (who named himself after everyone’s favorite comfort food) once quipped that “two out of three ain’t bad,” I know we can do better. The fact that we missed on the biggest upset of the week when St. Louis beat Seattle was something that I don’t take lightly.

While overall I’m still sitting under 500, things look like they are turning around for the underdogs. That is until you look at this week’s lines. I won’t lie, I think it may be a grim week for the ‘dogs but there are still a few tasty matchups to exploit.

So here they are, your three best picks for week 8

Season Totals: 9-12 SU, 9-11-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 8

By Michael Pennywark

If it wasn’t for a 2^nd quarter meltdown by the Houston Texans, we would have gone 3 for 3 last week–a nice turnaround from the week before. And while a certain singer (who named himself after everyone’s favorite comfort food) once quipped that “two out of three ain’t bad,” I know we can do better. The fact that we missed on the biggest upset of the week when St. Louis beat Seattle was something that I don’t take lightly.

While overall I’m still sitting under 500, things look like they are turning around for the underdogs. That is until you look at this week’s lines. I won’t lie, I think it may be a grim week for the ‘dogs but there are still a few tasty matchups to exploit.

So here they are, your three best picks for week 8

Season Totals: 9-12 SU, 9-11-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 8

By Michael Pennywark

If it wasn’t for a 2^nd quarter meltdown by the Houston Texans, we would have gone 3 for 3 last week–a nice turnaround from the week before. And while a certain singer (who named himself after everyone’s favorite comfort food) once quipped that “two out of three ain’t bad,” I know we can do better. The fact that we missed on the biggest upset of the week when St. Louis beat Seattle was something that I don’t take lightly.

While overall I’m still sitting under 500, things look like they are turning around for the underdogs. That is until you look at this week’s lines. I won’t lie, I think it may be a grim week for the ‘dogs but there are still a few tasty matchups to exploit.

So here they are, your three best picks for week 8

Season Totals: 9-12 SU, 9-11-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 8

By Michael Pennywark

If it wasn’t for a 2^nd quarter meltdown by the Houston Texans, we would have gone 3 for 3 last week–a nice turnaround from the week before. And while a certain singer (who named himself after everyone’s favorite comfort food) once quipped that “two out of three ain’t bad,” I know we can do better. The fact that we missed on the biggest upset of the week when St. Louis beat Seattle was something that I don’t take lightly.

While overall I’m still sitting under 500, things look like they are turning around for the underdogs. That is until you look at this week’s lines. I won’t lie, I think it may be a grim week for the ‘dogs but there are still a few tasty matchups to exploit.

So here they are, your three best picks for week 8

Season Totals: 9-12 SU, 9-11-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 7

By Michael Pennywark

The New York Giants are dead to me. For the first time this year, I thought I could count on them to at least have a good showing, but to put up zero points? That’s just a monumental failure that rests squarely on the coach. Sure they lost Victor Cruz in an unfortunate manner, but really? There are 45 other players out there who embarrassed themselves last week. Okay, enough of the ranting and raving. I may still be a little sore about missing on all three underdogs last week, though at least I can say that nobody expected Carson Palmer to actually play and play well at that.

At least I can console myself with the fact that there were only two outright winners among last week’s underdogs, though Carolina came close to making it three, settling for a draw instead. So who are this week’s best underdogs? Read on to find out.

Season Totals: 7-11 SU, 7-10-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 7

By Michael Pennywark

The New York Giants are dead to me. For the first time this year, I thought I could count on them to at least have a good showing, but to put up zero points? That’s just a monumental failure that rests squarely on the coach. Sure they lost Victor Cruz in an unfortunate manner, but really? There are 45 other players out there who embarrassed themselves last week. Okay, enough of the ranting and raving. I may still be a little sore about missing on all three underdogs last week, though at least I can say that nobody expected Carson Palmer to actually play and play well at that.

At least I can console myself with the fact that there were only two outright winners among last week’s underdogs, though Carolina came close to making it three, settling for a draw instead. So who are this week’s best underdogs? Read on to find out.

Season Totals: 7-11 SU, 7-10-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 7

By Michael Pennywark

The New York Giants are dead to me. For the first time this year, I thought I could count on them to at least have a good showing, but to put up zero points? That’s just a monumental failure that rests squarely on the coach. Sure they lost Victor Cruz in an unfortunate manner, but really? There are 45 other players out there who embarrassed themselves last week. Okay, enough of the ranting and raving. I may still be a little sore about missing on all three underdogs last week, though at least I can say that nobody expected Carson Palmer to actually play and play well at that.

At least I can console myself with the fact that there were only two outright winners among last week’s underdogs, though Carolina came close to making it three, settling for a draw instead. So who are this week’s best underdogs? Read on to find out.

Season Totals: 7-11 SU, 7-10-1 ATS 

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 6

By Michael Pennywark

In yet another rough week for the underdog, our only win was from the Cleveland Browns as the Bears managed to disappoint for the second straight week and the Ravens looked outclassed on the road against the Colts. Looking ahead to week 6, should we expect more of the same struggles for the ‘dogs? Has Drew Brees finally been exposed as an average quarterback who has had the good fortune of playing in Sean Payton’s system all these years? And what’s up with the Cowboys suddenly looking like legitimate contenders?

While I could write an entire article for you on each of these topics, I’ll stick to the simple answers of: maybe, looks that way, and just wait until December. Keeping with the simple theme, here is your quick rundown of the three best underdog picks for this week.

Season Record: 7-8 SU, 7-7-1 ATS

Mick’s Picks: Three Upsets To Watch For in Week 6

By Michael Pennywark

In yet another rough week for the underdog, our only win was from the Cleveland Browns as the Bears managed to disappoint for the second straight week and the Ravens looked outclassed on the road against the Colts. Looking ahead to week 6, should we expect more of the same struggles for the ‘dogs? Has Drew Brees finally been exposed as an average quarterback who has had the good fortune of playing in Sean Payton’s system all these years? And what’s up with the Cowboys suddenly looking like legitimate contenders?

While I could write an entire article for you on each of these topics, I’ll stick to the simple answers of: maybe, looks that way, and just wait until December. Keeping with the simple theme, here is your quick rundown of the three best underdog picks for this week.

Season Record: 7-8 SU, 7-7-1 ATS

Week 4 was a rough one for the underdog and that was reflected in our record with only Dallas pulling the outright win and the Eagles pushing against the spread. Surprise wins by the Giants, Vikings, and the Buccaneers were encouraging to see also. Unfortunately for Minnesota fans, Teddy Bridgewater and Matt Cassel both were unable to go on Thursday night and the Packers made them pay.

So, how about them Cowboys? Is this the year they finally return to the playoffs, or are the Saints just an average team that can’t win on the road? Week 4 certainly gave us more questions than answers it seems. Anyway, on to Week 5 and my picks for your best underdog bets.

Season Totals: 6-6 SU, 6-5-1 ATS 

Week 4 was a rough one for the underdog and that was reflected in our record with only Dallas pulling the outright win and the Eagles pushing against the spread. Surprise wins by the Giants, Vikings, and the Buccaneers were encouraging to see also. Unfortunately for Minnesota fans, Teddy Bridgewater and Matt Cassel both were unable to go on Thursday night and the Packers made them pay.

So, how about them Cowboys? Is this the year they finally return to the playoffs, or are the Saints just an average team that can’t win on the road? Week 4 certainly gave us more questions than answers it seems. Anyway, on to Week 5 and my picks for your best underdog bets.

Season Totals: 6-6 SU, 6-5-1 ATS 

Week 4 was a rough one for the underdog and that was reflected in our record with only Dallas pulling the outright win and the Eagles pushing against the spread. Surprise wins by the Giants, Vikings, and the Buccaneers were encouraging to see also. Unfortunately for Minnesota fans, Teddy Bridgewater and Matt Cassel both were unable to go on Thursday night and the Packers made them pay.

So, how about them Cowboys? Is this the year they finally return to the playoffs, or are the Saints just an average team that can’t win on the road? Week 4 certainly gave us more questions than answers it seems. Anyway, on to Week 5 and my picks for your best underdog bets.

Season Totals: 6-6 SU, 6-5-1 ATS 

Week 4 was a rough one for the underdog and that was reflected in our record with only Dallas pulling the outright win and the Eagles pushing against the spread. Surprise wins by the Giants, Vikings, and the Buccaneers were encouraging to see also. Unfortunately for Minnesota fans, Teddy Bridgewater and Matt Cassel both were unable to go on Thursday night and the Packers made them pay.

So, how about them Cowboys? Is this the year they finally return to the playoffs, or are the Saints just an average team that can’t win on the road? Week 4 certainly gave us more questions than answers it seems. Anyway, on to Week 5 and my picks for your best underdog bets.

Season Totals: 6-6 SU, 6-5-1 ATS