Gorilla Sports
Gorilla Sports podcast Ep-189
All right, let's quickly recap from our Monday plays. We had four plays from the Monday night. We ended up going two and two. We took Trevor Lawrence over his rushing yard prop and I actually, this was a really good game script for this to cash Buffalo went out to a huge lead, which means Jacksonville was going to have to pass a ton, but he just couldn't escape. There was one where he had a lot of daylight and Von Miller tracked it down from behind. So that was close to covering. On the other side, we took James Cook over his receiving yard prop that cashed on the first play of the game. He sailed over his 17 and a half yard receiving prop. So that was an easy winner. In the other game, we took chase over his 80 and a half receiving yards. He went on crazy. He went for a monster game to touch downs, a million yards that cashed for us easily. And then on the other side, we took Brian Robinson, Jr. over his rushing prop. Now I am shocked that this didn't catch our one problem we thought that was going to happen with this game was if since he was going to blow him out, there were seven and a half point favorites and we thought that maybe he wouldn't have enough rushing opportunities. He rushed them all 16 times, like watching that game. It was so painful. He just kept running into the back of his offensive lineman over and over again. And then even in the second half, Austin Echler went out with a concussion. So he took all of the carries from here on out and he still couldn't cash in a perfect game script. They were leading. I was shocked 53 and a half. He couldn't cover. So we ended up going two and two. I got two plays I love in the Thursday night game. Let's get into it. Our first play is we're going to take Rico Dowdle over his rushing yard prop. Now let's set it 37 and a half. You can still get that right now at FanDul over the last three weeks. He's slowly taking over the backfield from Zeke Elliott, week one, Zeke out rushed him 10 to eight, but then week two, it was seven to six for Dowdle. And then last week, it was eight to three. Now both of the last two games in week two and three, Dallas was having to play cash up as New Orleans at Baltimore, both got out to huge leads. But this should be a different story. They're road favorites of five and a half points versus the Giants. And historically, they've absolutely crushed the Giants last year. I think it was something like 80 to 19 over the two games as one of the games was 40 to nothing in week one. The Giants have given up a ton of rushing yards. In week one, they gave 14 rushes for 94 yards to Aaron Jones. Week two, they gave up 17 Russians and 133 yards to Brian Robinson. So I love this spot for Rico Dowdle to get over 37 and a half rushing yards. Our second play is we're going on the other side and we're going to take Devin Singletary over his 15 and a half receiving yard prop. I like this. Now the Cowboys are allowing the fourth most receiving yards to the running back position. Now Henry and Hill, both combined for 44 yards last week. The week before it was Alvin Camara, who went for 65 yards against this Cowboys defense. And then even in week one, Jerome Ford and Pierce Strong went eight catches for 45 yards. So Singletary is a patch, a pass catching back. So I do like this and he went four for 45 last week versus a Cleveland team. I think they're going to have to be playing catch up in this game as I think Dallas is a good shot to win this one outright. So I do like Devin Singletary over 15 and a half receiving yards. As for a same game parlay, I like just adding Dallas to those two plays, taking Rico Dowdle over his rushing, Devin Singletary over his receiving prop and then just adding Dallas Cowboys on the money line. All right, guys, if you're rocking with me, let's roll.