NAP RECORD: 3-4.

2024 OVERALL RECORD: 13-15.

2024 TOTAL PROFIT/LOSS: -2 points.

Steelers @ Bengals: Steelers +3.5, 1.5 points @ 4/5. (NAP)
This line is a bit mad. The Steelers are 8-3 and the Bengals 4-7 and 1-4 at home. The Steelers have also won their last two games at Paycor Stadium. Burrow and Chase are as good as any duo in the league right now, but the Steelers defence is top tier and are third in points allowed per game. I really like the pick which means it is guaranteed to lose…

Eagles @ Ravens: Lamar to throw over 0.5 INTs, 1.5 points @ evens.
This is one of the biggest games of the year and Lamar and Saquon are currently battling for MVP. Lamar can be shaky under the brightest lights and the Eagles secondary is nice with it. Have a good gut feeling about this one.

Titans @ Commanders: Titans +5.5, 1 point @ 20/21.
The Commanders are in a bit of a slide losing their last three, including a 34-26 beating by the struggling Dallas Cowboys in week 12. Jayden Daniels has been poor over that three-game spell and now faces a very decent Titans defence who are currently second in yards allowed per game. For the Titans, Will Levis has been growing into the season, throwing 5 TDs to 2 INTs over his last three games (doesn’t sound like much but it’s a lot better than he has been in the past). A win over the Texans in week 12 is sure to give the team a nice bit of confidence and I fancy them to cover here, although they may not win it outright.
Nick Westbrook-Ikhine would be an outside shout to score anytime at 3/1. He has 6 TDs on the year.

Colts @ Patriots: Colts -2.5 and over 42.5, 1 point @ 12/5.
Both teams have been super leaky on defence lately, with the Patriots getting pumped by the Dolphins and Rams over the last two weeks. The Colts have lost four of their last five games but Head Coach, Shane Steichen, is confident heading into this game, and to be honest, I am too. The Patriots look like a bit of a mess, with Drake Maye being the only bright spark for this team. They are middle of the pack in terms of run defence, so I expect Jonathan Taylor and Anthony Richardson to have big games on the ground. In terms of the Colts defence, they are 27th in terms of passing yards allowed per game, so I expect Maye to move the ball well enough and put up some points, with support from Rhamondre Stevenson on the ground. 24-20 to the Colts.