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Panthers Saints Game Week 1


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8 hours ago, chknwing said:

Fanduel Sportsbook has a great wager for todays game, each team to score a rushing and passing TD in each half for 25,000 odds.  I know sounds crazy but they have a deposit match up to $10. Spend $10, bet $20 with the bonus bet to win $5000.

I like the 1 TD, 1 FG each half for both teams prop.  $30 into $1,000 with the boost in the Eagles game last night.   Now I get to lose for free for a while.

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9 hours ago, Jackie Lee said:

I forgot this Lonnie Johnson dude we activated has major beef with the Saints lol 

 

Meh. He played well on the special teams units but despite safety becoming a dire position we needed a warm body at, he was a complete non-factor on defense to justify keeping him around. He averaged 10.2 defensive snaps per game across 12 games last year and couldn't overtake Howden or Abram for the position (both of whom were brought back this year).

Maybe he'll play better at CB for y'all but I wouldn't hold out much hope.

As mid of a head coach Allen may be, he knows his stuff regarding the secondary so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt on it.

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19 minutes ago, Iron Saint said:

Meh. He played well on the special teams units but despite safety becoming a dire position we needed a warm body at, he was a complete non-factor on defense to justify keeping him around. He averaged 10.2 defensive snaps per game across 12 games last year and couldn't overtake Howden or Abram for the position (both of whom were brought back this year).

Maybe he'll play better at CB for y'all but I wouldn't hold out much hope.

As mid of a head coach Allen may be, he knows his stuff regarding the secondary so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt on it.

Oh yeah, not expecting much, I think he's maybe just brought in as a hype man/special teams hitter specifically for this game. I just find his Twitter honest and entertaining lol. He's CB7 on our depth chart so yeah

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