Last year every conference except for the MAC had a team finish with 10 or more wins. Sure, a few of those teams might have grabbed a win or two in a conference championship and/or bowl game to ge there but the broader point is that 10+ win seasons are not such a rarity.
A weak division and somewhat favorable schedule could lead to the Bucs finishing the year with the best record in the NFC.
As of course drama continues to dominate the headlines, the Tour is inching closer to crowning a champion.
This was a big offseason for the Seattle Seahawks. Long-time quarterback Russell Wilson wanted out and they granted him that wish by trading him to Denver for a haul, resetting the future of the franchise.
A team coming off an NFC Championship Game appearance but also facing some legitimate questions, the 49ers present an interesting case in regards to win total.
The Steelers are a team in transition and might have difficulty racking up wins.
Playing in the weak NFC East gives the Eagles a chance to bank some easy wins.
The Jets have made huge improvements to their roster, but they are a massive wild card right now.
Off-the-course issues in the golf world are in news again this week as a group of players sought legal intervention so they could participate this weekend. That was to no avail but nevertheless, we should have a strong field for this first PGA playoff event.
The New York Giants had another bad season last year. How much change will a new coach be able to make in Year 1?
The Saints won nine games a season ago, they seem primed for regression in 2022.
There are a fair amount of questions facing the Patriots heading into the 2022 season.
The Minnesota Vikings have parted ways with coach Mike Zimmer and brought in Kevin O'Connell as they look to close the gap with the Packers in the NFC North.
With most events, we have a favorite in the 10-1 range. This week, we are above that threshold.
Miami is looking to put enough weapons around Tagovailoa to see if he truly is a winning caliber signal caller in the NFL.
The Rams are a great bet to win it all again, but they are far from a shoo-in to stay on the mountaintop.
It is easy to see why there is a lot of buzz about the Chargers right now.
If the Raiders were in any other division they would probably be slated to win 10+ games but in the AFC West, they are going to have a lot of challenging games.
This week's course plays pretty straight, so even though a lot of top names are not here, it is probably going to be those we are familiar with who land in the money.
There is a lot to like about Kansas City and with Patrick Mahomes leading the way they are a hard team to bet against from game to game. Still, against the schedule they have to play, it is hard to see them winning as many games as they did a year ago.
The Urban Meyer hiring by Jacksonville was an absolute disaster, but the only upside is that the Jags did not waste a "prime" year of quarterback Trevor Lawrence.
Indy has a very sturdy floor, but its ceiling is wide-open for debate.
With the MLB All-Star Game in the rearview mirror, we now have more than half a season of MLB data to try and crush the sportsbooks in the "second half." To be honest I love betting MLB Moneyline underdogs because you can be right a little less often and still be in the black.
How to approach this week's 3M Open, and its wide-open field, from a betting perspective.
Houston won only four games last season, a year of distraction due to the legal situation of star quarterback Deshaun Watson. They rid themselves of that headache (mostly) by dealing Watson to Cleveland in the offseason.