Good evening, everyone, the simple handicap for September 11th in the evening and September 12th Monday morning, starting these without the usual greeting as these have traditionally been recorded Sunday evening after the late games before Sunday night football kicks off.

Just didn't feel that the morning matched up and so changing it up this year, hoping for something different.

Certainly hoping for something different in week two than week number one five and seven with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers money line pending it's not going to be a winning week we'll see

maybe something comes up tomorrow night last minute from a prop perspective but it looks like

it will be a losing week to start the season. A little bit

of frustration on my side, I'd say with some of the bets and how things shook out, but a

couple bad mistakes in there as well. But five and seven, a lot better than what it looked like

at the halftime of the 1pm games. It was pretty grim there for a moment. I'm not sure where

to start, honestly, for week one.

I think there were a few sort of key takeaways, and maybe some of these games don't

deserve like the full rundown as we usually do because it was kind of not as divisive

as it seemed as I was watching it.

But the big ones for me, the offensive coaches that took over from previously held

defensive head coaching roles all had a lot of success.

Miami beats New England.

They took money and support within the market.

Minnesota beat Green Bay.

They took money and support within the market.

The Giants beat the Tennessee Titans. That market held steady all week, despite Tennessee being a

very popular play. They win outright on Dayball's late call to go for it and get to victory.

And those were kind of the three big teams.

If you listen to all the preview podcasts, I was quite high on.

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