Blue Wire.

Welcome back.

It's the big blue banter.

New York Giants Football Podcast.

I'm Dan Schneier.

Join as always my host, Nick Vlado.

And if you enjoyed last podcast where we broke down our picks for who win each division,

which team will make the playoffs, how they'll do in the playoffs and Super Bowl predictions.

We're going to do something similar today by looking at the Vegas win-lost total over-unders

for every team and then having fun and talking through each roster.

I think that's where the fun comes in these podcasts.

Talking through each team, our expectations for them, what they've done with their rosters.

So without further ado, let's break this bad boy down and look at some over-unders for the

2020 season.

And we'll start at the top with the teams projected for the most wins.

So, Nick, let's start here with the Buffalo Bills projected to win 11 and a half games in

2022.

Are you over or under?

What are your thoughts on the Bills?

I'm over with the Buffalo Bills. I think losing buying Dable, there's going to be maybe some sort of impact there, but you retain Ken Dorsey, who was your quarterbacks coach. So there's still continuity. And I think Josh Allen can overcome any continuity issues that there might have been, which I don't envision there being too much of an issue. but Brian Daibel, that's still a pretty big effect, right? They're losing him. On the defensive side of the ball, Leslie Frazier is still there.

You add von Miller, which is just one of the best pass rushing specialists you could add. I think the secondary with Trey White out, I think there's going to be maybe a little bit of a bumpy start. I mean, you lose Levi Wallace as well. I think he's in Pittsburgh,

but you draft Kyrieh Elam. So you're kind of putting a lot on Kyrieor Elam's play to start the season. But I still think they're going to be probably the best defense in the league. They're just very well-rounded. They're very, very deep up front. And you have on the opposite side of the football, Josh frickin Allen Stefan Diggs Iiggs. I think Isaiah McKenzie is going to have a solid role as the number three, Gabriel Davis to stretch the field. The rushing attack is going to be gross in terms of fantasy with Zach Moss, Devon Singletary, and James Cook operating as a receiving type of threat. But I just think they're probably the best team on paper. And you have Josh Allen who's playing at an elite level over the last two seasons. So I'm taking the over and 11 and a half. Yeah, I love this call. And as a general rule, for those of you looking to get into sports betting, on season long props, whether it be win-loss totals or more importantly, when you're doing over-unders on yards and touchdowns for individual players, always bet unders. Why is that bet with the injuries, right? If you're betting overs, you're giving yourself a much worse chance to win because of injuries. Injuries could screw up your entire bet. When you're betting the under, an injury is going to lock in your entire bet. So it's very rare for me to want to go all in on and over, but man, Nick,

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