10th player of the drive, Justin Jackson, inside the 10 to the 5, he dives for a live touchdown.

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That time, so the Minnesota Vikings defense yesterday, 34 points, the Detroit Lions lose to Detroit.

Was it a trap? Did Vegas trap people? Because Detroit won. I twisted my brain into a pretzel,

trying to figure out which side of my suppose, which side is Vegas trying to get me to bet on?

With Detroit, it was a trap or a double trap. We don't really know which one. There's a lot of,

or a triple trap. So if it's a double trap, though, do the two traps cancel each other out?

And it's just right. But the point for it's just correct.

Like you, you like step on the mouse trap, but then like another mouse trap causes that mouse

trap to go off and your, your foot is actually saved. And you're good. Correct. Right.

And you're good at just animalize each other. Yeah, just a trap, a trap of a trap. You know,

it just, the two traps. Unbelievable, really unbelievable stuff. And it's like, well,

it's like the line covered. Right. But the thing that always gets me about this stuff is,

so like the lines obviously won and covered. So people are like, well, if I use that methodology,

though, I won. Like I saw, like I saw it. Like the 10 and 2 team was a dog and I bet the favorite.

Like I figured it out. Be like, yeah, but the market by virtue of the number being two and a half,

the market was like, yeah, the lions are going to win more often. So like the market was,

right? So like, I just, again, it's, this logic falls apart in 0.1 seconds. If you just like,

just pull one thread and it's just like, oh, actually, like that's right. Like the vetting market

was like, had the lions more likely to win. And they won. And like the fact that like Joe Schmo

thinks the Vikings are 10 and 2 and he's going to bet his $10 on the Vikings doesn't matter at all

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