Week 1 NFL: The Chiefs march to the Super Bowl begins

I am breaking my own rule, but at least I have visual proof.
I thought about calling my buddies who are in Vegas to get a halftime bet on the Raiders over. I am guessing the middle was in play. It was 14 total at half. Does anyone know what the halti.e total was?

 

The problem with Bill Cowher's use of Stewart was that he gave Slash so many opportunities to be a full-time quarterback. He did have one good season, but overall, he just wasn't a good enough passer. He also had no feel for the rush at all, so even though he was fast, he wasn't particularly good at eluding pass rushers.

I doubt Shula ever allowed Jensen to take snaps away from Dan Marino.

I remember a few others like that. Baron mentioned Guido Merkens, who played for the Saints in the '80s. The Steelers actually had some ideas about Mark Malone being used that way, but he only caught one pass in his career. It was a 90-yard touchdown. Given how bad he was as a quarterback, maybe they should have tried to throw to him more often.

Some guys do well with the full transition from quarterback to receiver. Julian Edelman is probably the best modern example. Antwaan Randel-El was another.

 

Looks like it was 21.

 

Damn, could have middled it!
But that would have involved calling my drunk buddies in vegas, have them find the correct number, and get it all down in less than 12 minutes.

The middle is my holy grail. I've yet to hit one.

 

I've hit three of them so far this year. Hit LSU-Texas over the weekend. Had Texas +9.5 in the first quarter and then bought LSU at -3.5 fourth quarter. Just hitting ONE middle a weekend makes up for two bad weeks of handicapping.

 

Hines Ward

 

There's another good one. Randel-El came to mind first because he was a full-time quarterback in college, then a receiver in the pros. Ward played running back, quarterback and receiver at Georgia.

 

Cromwell was an exceedingly handsome man. There, I said it.

 

Come to where the flavor is. Come to Cromwell country.

 

OOP-
I am of the mindset that if I want a coffee I buy a coffee, if I want a sweet tea I'll order that, and if I want a wide receiver I'll just draft a wide receiver.
There is no logic in drafting Taysom Hill, calling him a Q and then throwing him out at wideout or tight end so fantasy dorks will think you're a genius.