Gorilla Sports
Gorilla Sports podcast Ep-190
[Music] Hey guys, welcome into the Gorilla Sports Podcast. I'm your host Alex Boulpin, and it is Sunday, September the 29th. It's time for some football. Let's recap our plays from Thursday night football. We had two plays, we went one in one. We took Rico Dowdle over 37 and a half rushing yards. That came through the fourth quarter. And then our losing play, we took Devon Singletary over 15 and a half receiving yards. We had one target, one catch for 14 yards, and he kind of fumbled and bumbled right at the end of the play. He probably could have made those extra two yards on that catch alone. However, that didn't come through. And if you look in the fourth quarter, when Malik neighbors got injured, getting his concussion. If you look in the bottom left corner of the screen, Devon Singletary is wide open with no defender around them, about four yards closer to the quarterback, which still would have got the first down, which still would have got them out of bounds. But he was just in love with Malik neighbors that game. He just, everything was going to him. But if he had just thrown to Singletary, we would have cashed our props, and then the league neighbors would never have had a concussion because he wouldn't have fallen on his head. Now, we ended up going one in one. We'll take it. Let's get into some plays today. All right, our first play today is I took Nico Collins, and I got it at the beginning of the week at 72 and a half receiving yards. Now, this has skyrocketed over 80. I think it's up to 83 and a half. So I don't recommend that play. However, I still took stuff on digs. And this is staying static at 60 and a half receiving arts. And I love this number. As Nico Collins keeps going up, his stays the same. Now, digs is starting to get some real chemistry with CJ Stroud. Now, last week he had 12 targets, 10 catches for 94 yards. Perfect. This week, there's no tank, he's now injured. So the receiving room is getting a little bit smaller. So a bigger lion's share for Stefan digs. The Jacksonville Jags go up the second most receiving yards to the wide receiver position. This should be a smash spot. I love this. The Texans are coming off an embarrassing loss to Minnesota last week. I think they are going to throw all over the Jags today. So give me Stefan digs over 60 and a half receiving yards. Our next play is, listen, we're going to take DK Metcalf over his receiving yard prop. Now, it's anywhere from 62 and a half. I would play this up to about 67 and a half. Now, this is a Monday night game. But there's only one way that this number is going to go. And it's only going to go up. So I want you to get this in now. Now, Metcalf went for 129 yards in week two. He went for 104 yards last week. And he's going for us as the Detroit Lions secondary. That is giving up the most targets, the most catches, and the most receiving yards to the wide receiver position. This should be an absolute smash spot for DK Metcalf to get over his 62 and a half receiving yards. Our next play is, we're going to take Mike Gessicki, the tight end of the Cincinnati Bengals. Now, we're getting a nice number at 26 and a half receiving yards. Now, the Panthers allow the eighth most receiving yards to the tight end position. Gessicki went for 91 yards in week two. And then even with T Higgins back, he still went four for 47. So, sailed over that 26 and a half we're looking for. The Panthers allowed Brock Bowers to go four for 41. They allowed Will Disli to go three for 29. And Foster Marrow to go four for 43. So these aren't exactly the who's who's a tight ends over the last two weeks and they've all covered this number easily. Give me Mike Gessicki over 26 and a half receiving yards. Our next play is, we're going to take DJ Moore over 55 and a half receiving yards. Now, then Rams allowed the fifth most receiving yards to the wide receiver position. Last game, he's getting a connection with Caleb Williams. Now he's 10 targets, eight catches 78 yards last week. So, sailed over this number with a similarly ranked defense in Indy last week. However, Indy's ranked ninth and Rams are ranked fifth. So, we're getting a better matchup. Caleb Williams through for 363 yards last week. So a lot of that is going to go to their one alpha wide receiver. Give me DJ Moore over 55 and a half receiving yards. Our next play is, we're going to take George Pickens over 51 and a half receiving yards. Now, we just spoke about indeed, they give up a ninth most amount of receiving yards to the wide receiver position. He's covered this number in two out of three games this year. The only game he didn't was when he played versus Denver and Patrick certain where nobody covers their play or props when they go versus Patrick certain. Justin Fields is finally getting more comfortable in this offense. As you can see the pattern of his passing yards and his rushing yards increasing and decreasing. He doesn't need to run as much because he's getting comfortable and finding his first read and it just so happens his first read seems to be George Pickens. He's coming off a six catch for 85 yards. And that was versus a decent charger secondary who ranks in the top 10 in the secondary, where now they're going versus an indie which is the bottom 10 so give me George Pickens over 51 and a half receiving yards. Our last and final play is give me Marvin Harris in junior over 72 and a half receiving yards. I play this anywhere up to 76, 77 and a half. Now, after a dud to start his career in week one, he has gone nuclear. He's gone 194 yards and three touchdowns over his last two weeks. He's going versus a dismal Washington secondary. They let Jamar Chase go for 118 yards and two touchdowns last week. They let neighbors 10 catches 127 yards and a touchdown in week two. And in week one, it was Chris Godwin and Mike Evans scorching him combined for 150 yards and three touchdowns. Give me Marvin Harrison junior over 72 and a half receiving yards. Alright guys, we got a good couple of plays going today. And if you're rocking with me, let's roll.