Let's get back to you better. You bet with Nick Costos and Ken Barkley presented by Bet and DM

on the Bet QL network. I think this is the latest we've ever started the big S power hour on a

phenomenal football Friday during the NFL season. We got a lot to get through here Ken.

I kind of like it though. I kind of like compressing it into a short amount of time.

Many games, many, many, many, many, many games, then many bets are already in.

Yes, that is definitely true. Always after lockmess, like the account is just staggering.

Just absolutely staggering. Okay, big S power hour time. All our thoughts for all the games coming up week four NFL Sunday.

Our guide Kendall, please, please take it away with the knockoff CBS NFL music.

We begin our week four NFL sojourn.

Not at the United States of America, but in jolly old London, England, where the New Orleans Saints take on the Minnesota Vikings.

And the number in this game has been fluctuating all week because we've had a lot of injury news here, which we will get to momentarily.

The Vikings currently sit at our show sponsor, the King of Sportsbooks, Bet MGM in between a three and a three and a

half point favorite. The number is minus three and a half, but it's used towards the Saints. So Saints are plus three and a half minus

one 15 Minnesota minus three and a half minus one oh five. So looks like this may come down to three at some point here.

The injury information I alluded to Michael Thomas is out for the Saints as his offensive lineman Andrews Pete safety Marcus May.

James Winston listed as doubtful. I think for all intents and purposes, we can expect Andy Dalton to start a quarterback this Sunday for the New Orleans Saints.

And for the Vikings, the Darius Smith is questionable. One of their past rushing linebackers came over from Green Bay and free agency.

While Dalton Cook and Harrison Smith both getting full practices in today. So both will play coming up on Sunday.

So the Vikings in between a three and a three and a half point favorite in London against the Saints.

Ken the total is 41 and a half.

Yeah, just want to start by not like debunking, but just like addressing maybe how people should think about the market for this game.

And I heard Dave even say a two. I think there was like probably a lot of surprise that the Vikings are only three in this game.

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