Teddy Covers Picks, Betting Predictions, and Capper Bio

Take Arizona (#257) on the Moneyline

In two games with Jameis Winston behind center, the Giants have scored a grand total of zero touchdowns.  New York managed to steal a ‘four field goals was good enough’ win last Sunday, but it’s surely worth noting that the G-men are just 1-7 SU/ATS in their last eight tries off a single victory; not a team stringing good performances together.  The season ending injury to stud pass rusher Brian Burns won’t help matters, especially given the Cardinals propensity for grinding out first downs. Arizona had nearly 39 minutes of possession last week while hanging 30 points on the 49ers.  The early week sharp $$ has shown on the road team for good reason! In this near pick ‘em pointspread range, my experience has shown that it’s preferrable to take Arizona on the moneyline – a SU win ensures we get paid. Take the Cardinals.

Take the LA Rams (#265)

This ‘Daily Double’ video below has my free picks for Rams - Eagles and Colts - Commanders early start from London in NFL action on Sunday. Here’s a brief write-up for Philly - LAR.

The injury report is very meaningful for this game.  Remember, the Eagles are trying to learn Sean Mannion’s new offense, but they’ve been hit with cluster injuries to their receiving corps (not to mention the departure of AJ Brown).  As it stands as I write this on Friday, Devanta Smith and Dallas Goedert are both OUT, leaving Dontayvion Wicks and rookie Makai Lemon as Jalen Hurts’ primary pass catchers.  Philly’s offense hasn’t worked, held to a single TD in Chicago on Monday Night; held to 10 first downs against the Commanders before that.  LA won’t forget blowing a three score lead on this field last year and they’ve got urgency off a rough loss in Denver last Sunday Night.  Road chalk worth laying.  Take the Rams.

Take Detroit - Carolina OVER (#277-278) 

The Lions are a dead nuts ‘Over’ team right now; an emerging trend worth riding on Sunday Night in Carolina.  Detroit has cluster injuries in the secondary - Geno Smith absolutely lit them up last week; bad news agianst Bryce Young this week.  Every opponent the Lions have faced has scored 24+ against them, exactly what I expect from the Panthers here.  But Dan Campbell’s offense is balanced and elite, hanging 31+ in each of their first three games.  We saw the Panthers give up 59 on this field the last time they saw a ‘balanced and elite’ offense (Chicago in Week 1).  Expect fireworks!  Take the OVER.