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About illone
- Birthday 06/13/1978
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Birthdate
6/13/1978
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Washington Football Team Fan Since
1978
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Favorite Washington Football Team Player
Sean Taylor
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Most books limit action on these types of bets. Same with player props during the season. Most I've ever gotten down on a prop bet is $500, so if you want to get serious money down on that type of bet you'd need to spread it out across multiple books. Kind of a pain in the ass, but it's definitely possible. This is the perfect time to get a small bet down on Maye at plus odds. Even JJ is worth a look at 10-1. These markets run on public perception, though, and there is a reason Vegas keeps building more casinos. The most recent monstrosity they built was a massive Sportsbook with a 140 foot screen. Stuff like this is built off the backs of Jayden Daniels -300 bets lol.
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This is the glaring blind spot for “armchair GMs”. We don’t get to see or hear the interview process. We’re not privy to the top golf alpha test results. We’re basically flying blind on one of the most important elements of the eval. DQ and GMAP have both made some interesting comments on this, but again, hard to tell exactly what is valued and how heavily it’s valued. I can easily deduce that JJ will win the day based on the leadership and intangibles but I have no clue what the actual grade is. Hopefully Keim and others will ask great questions during the post draft presser so we can learn more about this groups process. Until then it’s dart throwing with one arm behind the back, 7 shots of everclear, and a bird box blindfold.
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Keim knows nothing and has reported nothing. Whispers and rumors are NOT reporting. Just like everyone during silly season, he has to put content out. It's not a knock against him. The only knock that doesn't even count is his OBVIOUS Ohio State fandom clouds his judgement, but other than that Keim is basically royalty in Washington. Just dont ask him to give an honest assessment about Ohio State players or Michigan players.