A couple of 6-7 teams square off at Lambeau Field in Week 15 odds when the Green Bay Packers host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Bucs are coming off back-to-back wins while the Packers will try to bounce back from an upset loss to the Giants on Monday Night Football.
NFL odds have the Packers installed as 3.5-point home favorites for this matchup, with the Over/Under listed at 42.5. Here are my best free NFL picks for Buccaneers vs. Packers on December 17.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Dave Canales received plenty of criticism early in the season for running the ball in questionable situations with disastrous results. Recently, howeve…
NFL parlay betting is a guilty pleasure for football fans each Sunday, with bettors trying to win a lot by risking a little.
Parlay betting requires multiple bets to be strung together under one wager with the promise of a sizable payout. The challenge is that each of those parlay picks must be correct for the parlay to be a winner, and just one wrong selection will blow up your parlay bet.
Parlay betting NFL odds is riskier than single wagers, but while some consider them sucker bets, there is some NFL parlay betting strategy and tips to follow to help cash in those accumulators.
How does football parlay betting work?
A football parlay bet requires two or more picks and allows the bettor to place a single wager on those selectio…
An hour into a conversation that has ranged from childhood TV favourites to the challenges of retirement, reflecting on destiny and “what if” moments that defined a career, I stumble into one topic that Francesco Totti considers taboo. All it took was a question about whether he lets his 15-year-old son, Cristian, beat him at pinball.
“No!” he exclaims, fixing me with incredulous eyes from the other end of our Zoom call. “Things have to be earned, not given!”
What other mindset could we expect from a man who stayed his whole career at one club, declining opportunities to earn and win more elsewhere? Totti made his senior debut with Roma in 1992 and played there for a quarter of a century, retiring in 201…
Out of a shameful moment in the history of the Milan derby came one of its most beautiful images. The last meeting of Milan and Inter in the Champions League, in April 2005, was paused by the referee after fans created a scene more reminiscent of Dante’s Inferno than a sporting event. Yet the legacy of this game is a story of camaraderie thanks to a split-second decision to press down on a shutter release button.
Against an apocalyptic backdrop of smoke and burning objects stood the Inter defender Marco Materazzi, with his elbow casually leaning on the shoulder of Milan’s midfielder Rui Costa. They stood together, watching the chaos unfold.
Eighteen years later, as the teams prepare to meet again on Wednesday in…
The Giants got rolled by the Rams 51-17. At halftime, the score was just 27-10. Not close, either, but in the realm of possibility that the Giants could catch up. A reporter asked head coach Ben McAdoo what he said at halftime to inspire the team. Here was a chance for McAdoo to show off; though his team is 1-7, he could convince the press that he at least had a good halftime speech. McAdoo’s speech, per his response, was: “Um.” Anyway, the next question was about the Giants giving up a touchdown on third and 33. [via Andrew] …
Swede Martin Jacobson took poker's biggest prize with his first World Series of Poker bracelet in this year's Main Event, dispatching Norway's Felix Stephensen on the final table's 328th hand with trips 10s, a fitting hand to match his $10,000,000 prize. Stephensen—who had been severely short-stacked from the moment the final table went head's-up— raised to $3.5 million after being dealt suited A-9, only to be put all in by Jacobson's pocket 10s. The flop showed Stephensen a 9—but it also gave Jacobson a set, virtually locking up the championship for the Stockholm native. Stephensen's consolation for missing out on the bracelet? $5,147,911. [ESPN] …