Good morning, everybody, the simple handicap for Monday, October 31st. Thank you for making me a part of your morning. Final day in October, day 62 in a row with the podcast here on the podcast feed, November, December, January ahead before we get into the end of the Super Bowl. Almost halfway there, almost halfway through the regular season. And to celebrate this monumental mark,

as we make it halfway through season number five here on the podcast, over on the RAS Picks YouTube

channel at 9.15 a.m. Pacific, there is a surprise live stream this morning. I will be doing a full

NFL regular season reset with a rare guest

appearance. You guys know me. I don't usually do stuff where I am asking somebody else questions,

but for this live stream, I will be asking someone else who's incredibly smart when it comes to

NFL and NFL odds making everything that he thinks is important so far

through the midway point of the season.

We're going to reset everything, what's overrated, what's underrated, what's to come

in the second half.

A live stream you definitely will want to check in for.

So 9.15 a.m. Pacific time on the RAS Picks YouTube channel, a full regular season reset as we reached

a halfway point here in the NFL regular season. Let's get to it. Market Run Down for NFL

week number nine here on this Tuesday morning. And let me tell you, this is a weird week that

is just getting weirder as we go. And we're only at day two. I can't wait to see what comes from the next couple of days. Starts off Thursday night football with the Titans on the road at the Pittsburgh Steelers. We're out to Pittsburgh 3-05 at circa three even money at Buckeye. Two and a half minus 20 or higher. Almost everywhere else in the market, heritage, a 3 flat. This was 2.5

as we talked yesterday on the podcast. We saw Steelers money yesterday morning pushed us out to

three. We see the total now settling in at 36. On the reopen was a little bit lower. We have

Will Levis starting for the Tennessee Titans, even though

Mike Vrable is trying to keep the door open for Ryan Tannahill, potentially coming back. I think

at this point, we know it's going to be Levis. And on the other side for the Steelers, Mike Tomlin

says the door is ajar for Kenny Pickett to come back. Now, they're going to be better off with Mitch Trubisky in this game, given the

circumstances.

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