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I'm more interested because the Super Bowl, let's be clear.

Nobody's dropping a bag here, right? This isn't a Vegas fantasy movie. It's the prop bets and what Jim Costa is going to bake for us in the cookie factory. Now, I don't know if you're doing correlated, non-correlated Pythagorean theorem, what we're doing. All I ask is, can you tell me what it is for A.J. Barner anytime TD. Yeah, it's funny. I have that. One of the top props to get to. The props are brought to you by Moran Chevrolet where you always get the best price period. Mike, I'll just start with my favorite anytime touchdown play, which is AJ Barner. So a couple things. He's the Tush Push guy. He's the designated Tush Push guy. He's got 12 sneak carries this year compared to five for Darnold. So if we get one of those red zone trips, remember, there's no Charbonnet with 50 red zone carries. We get a little tush, tush, push push. And jingers are quads, science. Right. And how about this? Maybe that's's getting too cute are we really going to get

a tush push from the one burner's also a tight end they love him in the red zone he's second only to

j s and red zone targets you're getting it at plus 250 i like a j barner to score touchdown i don't

like it i love it i love it barners become a really good football man. There I go saying something nice about a Wolverine again, right? How could you? Here's another one. You keep teasing this. Negative correlated parlorid. I want you to give love one more chance, Mike. All right. Let me hear it. When I first brought this up, your head started spinning. I think I lost you. Let me just try to bring it to this. The books famously squeeze you. They don't give you very many wins. If you bet things that are likely to happen, a receiver is going to go over catches and over yards. They're going to pummel you and punish you. You're not going to get good odds, right? Right. So you work against it. You say, I want a guy who's going to go under catches, but over yards. And the book will pay you out because you're taking a bigger risk. Those two things don't go hand in hand. What do you mean? He's only kind of catch two balls for 50 yards.

Those are the type of payouts that you start talking about 10 to 1, 12 to 1, 15 to 1.

The horse racer in you is nodding your head. That's what I'm talking about.

My man. So I got two to consider and one I like more than the other. So we're talking about

big play guys. The first for Seattle is Rashid Shaheed. He's got

zero or one catch in five straight games. You bet the under two catches and the over 25 yards,

that's plus 1,800. That's one bomb pop play for Shaheed.

I'm not mad at it.

Is that worth ball on the dice on?

Yeah.

I mean,

Jim,

listen,

as I've,

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