So, I have a serious internal debate going on right now. The Ravens minus 4 is straight up stealing. Like, there is absolutely no way I see SF winning this game. If they do, it's gonna be on a last second field goal where they don't cover. To be honest, I see something like 28-17 Ravens (yes, I am also thinking about the under of 47.5, but not completely confident on that) where San Fran is never even really in the game. The bad part about knowing who is going to win is that it is the ******* Ravens. I HATE the Ravens, everything they stand for, and pretty much every player on that team except Ed Reed. You name em, I hate em. Of course, the holy grail of my Ravens hatred is that murderous cheating bastard Ray Lewis. I just can't imagine actually cheering for any of these guys. If I bet them, I am going to be cheering them on incessantly, and I dunno if I can live with myself for that. But, on the other hand, I could really use the free money I'd get from betting the...
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