Episode 718 - PROLINE - Sports Handicapping Show

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Jim Feist reveals the Raiders sent their entire offensive line home due to COVID exposure, throwing their game plan into chaos.

The episode opens with Jim Feist and Hank Goldberg in Las Vegas, setting the scene for a Thursday morning sports betting discussion. They immediately dive into the Raiders' COVID situation, where the entire offensive line was sent home, creating uncertainty for their game. The conversation shifts to the Patriots, with Hank noting Bill Belichick hasn't lost three straight games since 2000, raising stakes for their upcoming match. Cam Newton's poor performance is highlighted as a key issue for New England. The hosts then critique the Dallas Cowboys, calling the hiring of Mike McCarthy a bad move and describing the team as looking like a high school squad. Jerry Jones' management style is questioned, with suggestions for cultural change. Injuries are discussed, such as Pittsburgh's Devin Bush being out, affecting their defense against Derrick Henry. Tennessee is noted as favored by a point, with money moving on them. Kansas City's acquisition of Le'Veon Bell is analyzed as a strategic shift to a balanced offense to protect Patrick Mahomes. Arizona's Kyler Murray is defended against size doubts, emphasizing his quickness and arm strength. The Seahawks' high-scoring offense and weak defense are mentioned. Other topics include the Dolphins' quarterback change, the Falcons' response to new coach Raheem Morris, and Baker Mayfield's struggles in Cleveland. The hosts close with personal banter about dental procedures and grumpiness, promoting their picks and sponsors.

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