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US Open, PGA & Thursday Night Football Picks

I have won my first two games I locked in and have a pending entry in the US Open PGA contest and Thursday Night Football.

Check out my wins thus for!

For the PGA this course is a beast, and only one time in its history, in 1984, has any golfer finished the weekend under par. One time! Find out who isn’t a chance taker, someone who specializes in bogey avoidance and saving par and bet the over. Or look for those guys that are crazy inaccurate off the tee, are struggling with irons, or simply can’t putt to save their lives and bet the under.

Here are my picks for the US Open.

Thursday Night Football I feel like the Cleveland team will rebound and the Bengals may struggle to find their groove with Joe Burrow. So I am taking unders on the CIN passing game and overs on the Cleveland skills players.

Here are my picks for NFL Thursday Night.

Good Luck!

Recent News

Four questions in the Micah Parsons trade aftermath: Why in the world would Dallas do this?
What are the Cowboys doing? Did they get enough in return? And does Parsons put the Packers at the top of the NFC? Let's sort through this wild trade.
(Aug 29 -- ESPN)

Barnwell: The NFL-altering Micah Parsons trade, and what comes next for the Cowboys and Packers
What are the Cowboys doing? Did they get enough in return? And does Parsons put the Packers at the top of the NFC? Let's sort through this wild trade.
(Aug 29 -- ESPN)

The Athletic's Jeff Howe believes Seahawks S "Nick Emmanwori should be considered a dark-horse candidate to win NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year."
Emmanwori "has been a playmaking force in practice," and will "eventually" take on a similar role as the one Ravens S Kyle Hamilton played in head coach Mike Macdonald's scheme when he served as the defensive coordinator in Baltimore. Howe believes "Macdonald's defense should be even better in his second season." It's squarely on the D/ST1 radar.
(Aug 29 -- NBC Sports)

Micah Parsons (back tightness) said he's feeling "great" and that he won't be sitting "on the sideline" for the Packers' Week 1 game against the Lions.
Parsons assured Packers fans that he will be available for Week 1, saying he knows that the team "didn't give up what they gave up for me to sit on the sideline." It's good to know his rehab program has cured him of that dreaded ailment. The Packers' D/ST looks like one of fantasy football's best, but they face stiff tests against the Lions and Commanders to open the season.
(Aug 29 -- NBC Sports)

Ravens Not Done With Extension Talks; Lamar Jackson, Others On Deck
The Ravens have been busy throughout the offseason getting ahead of future contract decisions by extending key players. While Pro Bowl left tackle Ronnie Stanley was in danger of testing the free agent market when he signed his new deal, other players the team extended this offseason — All-Pro running back Derrick Henry, wide receiver […]
(Aug 29 -- Pro Football Rumors)