The Ultimate Week 13 Breakdown

The Action Network Sports Betting Podcast

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4.7 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 30 November 2018

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Matthew Freedman and Chris Raybon discuss Week 13 NFL matchups from both betting and DFS angles. The guys break down the potential shootout between the Panthers and Bucs, and debate whether or not to bet the Lions and Raiders this week. Later, our expert.

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0:00.0	One two three breaks.
0:02.0	Down the middle of the field in is caught.
0:07.0	Loose football.
0:10.0	Who's got it?
0:12.0	Down at the one yard line.
0:15.0	How about that?
0:18.0	That is the ultimate kibush.
0:20.0	And we are underway.
0:25.0	Hello everyone.
0:27.0	Welcome back to the Action Network NFL
0:28.8	podcast. It is the Week 13 Friday show.
0:31.1	I am Matthew Friedman, the editor and chief of Fantasy Labs.
0:34.3	Joining me to break down all of the games coming up this week and is Chris Raybon,
0:37.8	a senior editor and analyst of the Action Network and a co-host of all take that bet on
0:42.1	ESP and Plus, you can follow him in the action network app at
0:45.8	Chris Raybon. Chris last week you were on the Wednesday show we had an abbreviated schedule because of
0:51.6	Thanksgiving this week your Monday co-host
0:54.2	in Hartitz joined Peter Jennings and Sean Corner and me on the Wednesday show
0:57.8	everyone should check that out on the action network NFL podcast please rate and
1:02.0	review the show,
1:02.6	subscribe, unsubscribe, resubscribe, Chris.
1:05.2	Let's jump into it.
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