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Welp boys... We might actually win Sunday


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28 minutes ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

Betting has ruined football. 

Except it's actually the opposite.

Betting and Fantasy Football are the exact reasons that the NFL is what it is today.  They're the direct reason for the exploding viewership numbers the last 20 years and thus the explosion of the media contracts which fund the league and it's teams.

You can make the argument that it has ruined the experience for some portion of fans who don't care about it, but it's what has built the league into the monster it is today.

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34 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Like I said, I fully expect the Eagles to win but imagine you're holding that betting slip and then Jalen Hurts or Saquan Barkley blows his knee up on the second play of the game. This is football. That poo happens. Now you're like OH SHIIIIIIIIITTT!!! LOL 

Bite your damn tongue. I got 3 bucks and change riding on the outcome. 

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1 hour ago, Jay Roosevelt said:

If you have $3.1M you can afford to bet on a football game what difference is $400k going to make to you? Whoever that is deserves to lose their money.

Close to a 13% return. Madoff was promising 15% and was running a ponzi. That’s good money. 400k is a lot of money no matter how much you have. 

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