PLACE YOUR BETS!!! Week 5 brought a lot of uncertainty with schedule changes littered all over the game lists. Still managing to secure 50% winners last week, our season total is still in the green with positive money earnings finding the back account. Week 6 will bring with it more changes as two Monday Night contests are on the horizon with the potential of another Tuesday game forthcoming. This season will be very fluid and we need to remain vigilant in our predictions to get you that money. Follow us as we look to run the table this week!
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@SojashPicks Week 5 Record: 8-6 (.571)
@SojashPicks 2020 Season Record: 42-35 (.545)
SojashPicks All-Time Record: 125-98 (.561)
The Houston Texans finally followed our thought process last week in exploiting their speed and utilizing the talents on their core. This week they will have a tougher test verse a Titans club that destroyed the Bills. Houston will have to find their ground game in this one if they want to control the clock. Spreading the ball around will be paramount to their success once again.
ADF: TEN covers the spread @ -3 HOU 36 TEN 42 (W)
@SoJash: TEN covers the spread @ -3 HOU 36 TEN 42 (W)
Cincinnati @ Indianapolis -7.5
It has been an utter disappointment to watch the Colts play football this season, as the fruits have not been as sweet as we had thought. Phillip Rivers continues to struggle in the pass game while not finding his pass catchers with high regularity. Rookie Jonathan Taylor hasn’t impressed as well, as it appears the transition to the pro game has been harder than expected.
ADF: IND doesn’t cover the spread @ -7.5 CIN 27 IND 31 (W)
@SoJash: IND covers the spread @ -7.5 CIN 27 IND 31 (L)
Atlanta @ Minnesota -4
With news coming out that the Falcons have had four more cases that are positive on Thursday and have shut down the facilities in hopes to control another outbreak – this game is now in jeopardy. While the league has said this contest is still scheduled for Sunday, we remain optimistic. Regardless, the Falcons are a complete mess right now and have nothing positive on the horizon. The team could be blown up at any minute – so one begs to wonder, what motive they have at this point.
ADF: MIN covers the spread @ -4 ATL 40 MIN 23 (L)
@SoJash: MIN covers the spread @ -4 ATL 40 MIN 23 (L)
Denver @ New England -9.5
The league postponed this contest from last week to be played in Week 6 instead. While the positives do come for both clubs, the Broncos get word that Drew Lock should be ready to suit up for this match. With his presence, the entire pass game gets a lift and should be ready to go. Highlighting a negative, Melvin Gordon’s status is up in the air due in part to his indiscretions these past few days.
ADF: NE doesn’t cover the spread @ -9.5 DEN 18 NE 12 (W)
@SoJash: NE covers the spread @ -9.5 DEN 18 NE 12 (L)
Washington @ NY Giants -2.5
This contest has two of the leagues bottom feeders fighting for respect, but coincidently enough – they are both still alive to be the division leader. The Giants have impressed us on the defensive side of the ball, playing much better than we had envisioned. This issue at hand is the offense and their turnover rates, which needs to be corrected ASAP.
ADF: NYG covers the spread @ -2.5 WAS 19 NYG 20 (L)
@SoJash: NYG covers the spread @ -2.5 WAS 19 NYG 20 (L)
Baltimore -7.5 @ Philadelphia
The Baltimore Ravens have been something of a conundrum this season as the high-octane offense hasn’t been there to start the season. For some reason they continue to move away from the run game which has left them to view as less explosive. Nevertheless, Baltimore continues to roll and find ways to win amidst lower production in the run attack.
ADF: BAL covers the spread @ -7.5 BAL 30 PHI 28 (L)
@SoJash: BAL doesn't cover the spread @ -7.5 BAL 30 PHI 28 (W)
Cleveland @ Pittsburgh -3
The Cleveland Browns have played much better this season than in years past and have improved from that terrible showing in week 1. Even without Nick Chubb on the field, the Browns have been able to sustain the run game with Kareem Hunt leading the charge. With the run game the primary source of scheme, Baker Mayfield has also played much better.
ADF: PIT covers the spread @ -3 CLE 7 PIT 38 (W)
@SoJash: PIT covers the spread @ -3 CLE 7 PIT 38 (W)
Chicago @ Carolina -1.5
The Chicago Bears are something of an enigma at this point, as we truly can’t decipher which club will come out on game day. Nick Foles has looked decent in moving this offense, which will give them a leg up verse the Panthers defensive secondary. Establishing the run, while playing sound defense is the name of the game for Chicago – and well fully expect them to improve off their win last week with extra rest.
ADF: CAR doesn’t cover the spread @ -1.5 CHI 23 CAR 16 (W)
@SoJash: CAR covers the spread @ -1.5 CHI 23 CAR 16 (L)
Detroit -3 @ Jacksonville
Coming off the bye week and ready to go, the Detroit Lions need to play much better if they intend to save their season. With Kenny Golladay back in form, the Lions pass game should again be the lift for the offense overall, while they use all three running backs to set up the play action. The early week off should’ve been very important for this team to adjust and become more cohesive.
ADF: DET covers the spread @ -3 DET 34 JAX 16 (W)
@SoJash: DET covers the spread @ -3 DET 34 JAX 16 (W)
NY Jets @ Miami -9.5
The dismantling of the Jets is nearly complete, as moving on from LeVeon Bell is another piece in a number of head scratching moves. Coach Adam Gase is truly the main issue for the squad as his system has been figured out many years ago. Having to start Joe Flacco once again in relief of Sam Darnold, the only offense should be generated from Jamison Crowder.
ADF: MIA covers the spread @ -9.5 NYJ 0 MIA 24 (W)
@SoJash: MIA doesn't cover the spread @ -9.5 NYJ 0 MIA 24 (L)
Green Bay -1 @ Tampa Bay
Sometimes the odds-makers try to throw a wrinkle into the fire in hopes to pull individuals to the other side. This spread is very baffling to us given how well the Packers have played so far this season. Coming off the bye rested and fresh – the return of Davante Adams will provide another large lift. Aaron Jones and Aaron Rodgers have been the staple of this offense and should again feast against a disorganized Buccaneers club.
ADF: GB covers the spread @ -1 GB 10 TB 38 (L)
@SoJash: GB covers the spread @ -1 GB 10 TB 38 (L)
LA Rams -3 @ San Francisco
Licking their wounds from last week’s disaster, the 49ers will look to regroup and hope to at least challenge the Rams. Jimmy Garoppolo clearly wasn’t himself last week and that was confirmed by Coach Shanahan post game. If he isn’t 100% and ready to roll in this one, the Rams should be able to take advantage of the situation at hand.
ADF: LAR covers the spread @ -3 LAR 16 SF 24 (L)
@SoJash: LAR covers the spread @ -3 LAR 16 SF 24 (L)
Monday Oct.19
Kansas City -3.5 @ Buffalo
Once again we find ourselves with a doubleheader on Monday Night Football. Due to Covid outbreaks, the Buffalo Bills host the Chiefs on primetime. While we can’t argue the spread given by Vegas on this one is reasonable, the Bills should be far better prepared for this showdown. With the adjustments to the schedule last week, Buffalo clearly overlooked the Titans for this contest.
ADF: KC doesn’t cover the spread @ -3.5 KC 26 BUF 17 (L)
@SoJash: KC covers the spread @ -3.5 KC 26 BUF 17 (W)
Arizona -1.5 @ Dallas
With the loss of Dak Prescott for the remainder of the season, Andy Dalton will have to be that savior to keep this team moving. Dallas will likely use the ground game with more frequency to help Dalton get accustomed to the offense. The positives are found with a stellar supporting cast, which should allow Dalton to move the ball.
ADF: ARZ doesn’t cover the spread @ -1.5 ARZ 38 DAL 10 (L)
@SoJash: ARZ covers the spread @ -1.5 ARZ 38 DAL 10 (L)
ADF Week 6 Record: 7-7 (.500)
SoJash Week 6 Record: 6-8 (.429)
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