Free Football Picks from FSR Blog writer David E(aka “The Pigskin Guy”)
Lots of soft vegas spreads on the board this week in my opinion and I feel I got some nice College Football and NFL picks to lay down some johnny cash on this week and turn a hefty profit. Let’s go…
2010-11 SEASON RECORDS
NCAAF: 5-4 56%
NFL 11-7 61%
OVERALL: 16-11 59%
THE PIGSKIN GUY’S Free Football Picks for Saturday 10/9/10
Michigan St +4.5(College) – Both teams enter this rivalry game 5-0 but in my eyes Michigan St is the better overall team and they are getting +4.5 points. MSU has won this matchup the last two seasons and should walk away with a 3rd straight win at the Big House today. Take the points.
Alabama -6.5(College) – I just can’t see South Carolina being able to hang and bang with Alabama’s physical offensive and defensive lines for 60 minutes. This line is off by at least 3 points. Take Alabama and look for an easy double digit win.
Boise St -38.5(College) – I rode Boise BIG last week as a -43.5 chalk and I’ll be back on em tonight laying the heavy chalk again. Like I said last week, Boise is on a mission to destroy every opponent on their schedule in an effort to impress the voters enough to warrant being a BCS Title Game participant. Boise will roll over an overmatched Toledo squad tonight on the Smurf Turf.
THE PIGSKIN GUY’S Free Football Picks for Sunday 10/10/10
Bears +2.5(NFL) – Carolina is arguably the worst team in the NFL and have no business being favored here ok? I’m far from sold on the Bears and the Chicken Cutler at QB so don’t get me wrong, but I still believe Chicago is the better team in this matchup and should win rather easily. Look for Peppers to have a BIG day back in his old stomping grounds.
Buffalo -1(NFL) – There won’t be many oppurtunities for the Bills to get a win this season so they have to take advantage of them when they present themselves. And, yes, ladies and gentlemen, the Jags at home is one of those rare oppurtunities for the Bills. The Jags and their tool coach Jack Del Rio are the worst 2-2 team in the league and average just 5.7 yards per play on offensive while giving up 8.7 yards per play defensively. They are a BAD football team posing as a somewhat decent one with their record. Look for Buffalo to give the Jags a reality check.
Titans +7(NFL) – I absolutely LOVE this play. These two teams are evenly matched and yet the vegas oddsmakers want to give me 7 points? Thank you very much! This game will be tight throughout and Tennessee absolutely NEEDS this game to avoid going to 2-3 in a tough AFC South that has Indy and Houston in it. Look for the Titans to give the overrated Cowboys all they can handle in Big D. Take the points.
Arizona +7(NFL) – The Saints are finding out just how hard it is to play when everyone is gunning for them because they’re the defending champs. New Orleans is lucky to be 3-1 right now as they have scraped by in all 3 of their wins. Arizona is no prize but getting 7 at home will be enough to get me the cover against a Saints team that is struggling to put it all together.
Bengals -6.5(NFL) – The Bengals are coming off of a dissapointing loss at Cleveland last week and should come out motivated to lay the wood to a Tampa Bay team that plays hard but is not that talented. Games like this cannot be choked away and Cincinnati needs it bad to stay in the mix for the AFC North crown. Look for a big offensive day by the Bengals and an easy double digit cover.
THE PIGSKIN GUY’S Free Football Picks for Monday 10/11/10
Minnesota +4.5(NFL) – The Vikings are excited about the return of Randy Moss and they should be. The guy presents problems for any defense. Unfortunately, he also will present a problem come playoff time for his own QB because the Old Bastard will be throwing it up for grabs more than ever because he will rely on Moss to bail him out. Look for big numbers in the regular season for the Favre-Moss combo but they will both eventually fail come playoff time. Anyhow, I look for the Vikings to keep it close and battle the Jets tough throughout on Monday Night. Take the points.