Just now, SkinFanInMinn said:

Pepsi is pretty disgusting. That’s not a political thing is it?  😂

No it’s just seeing people eat like slobs 😂

These Pepsi commercials are disgusting

I would love a dome 

1 hour ago, sjinhan said:

Well for the newbies... it means you win $275 plus your $100 that you bet right?  So its technically its $375 you get back...

Yes you get back $375 total and the if you see something like -275 you need to bet $275 to win $100 Profit

54 minutes ago, Skinsinparadise said:

NFC East in 2021: Cowboys are favored, but can Washington repeat?

The NFC East is up for grabs for the 2021 NFL season. That's nothing unusual. After all, this is a division that hasn't had a repeat winner since the Philadelphia Eagles in 2004.

As if that's not enough, none of the division's storied franchises managed to finish with a winning record last season, leaving lots of room for improvement.

The Washington Football Team is the default defending NFC East champion after finishing 7-9. But the Dallas Cowboys are still the early favorites, for seemingly the 20th consecutive year. Clearly hope annually springs eternal for Cowboy Nation.

It would be foolish to count out anybody in this unpredictable division, especially considering the major offseason moves made by Washington, the New York Giants and Philadelphia. As the odds note, every team is a contender, albeit some more popular with the general public than others.

How betting market views NFC East

Oddsmakers project the division to be competitive yet rather underwhelming for the second straight season. Among the four teams, Dallas has the highest win total at 9.5 (under -130). However, the Cowboys are the NFL's only projected division winner with a win total that is not in double digits.

By comparison, the Los Angeles Rams (10.5), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (11.5), Green Bay Packers (11), Kansas City Chiefs (12), Baltimore Ravens (11), Indianapolis Colts (10) and Buffalo Bills (10.5) all represent stronger top teams.

The win totals also indicate that Washington (8), New York (7) and Philadelphia (7) can surpass Dallas to win the division. In fact, at 5-1, the Eagles have the shortest division odds of any team that is expected to finish in last place in 2021.

By comparison, the Las Vegas Raiders (18-1), New York Jets (20-1), Houston Texans (20-1), Cincinnati Bengals (24-1), Carolina Panthers (10-1), Arizona Cardinals (+575) and Detroit Lions (22-1) all portray cellar-dweller teams that are likely at least a year away from any division crowns. -- Doug Kezirian

 

Here's a breakdown for each NFC East team, with odds provided by Caesars Sportsbook by William Hill:

 

 

Washington Football Team, Odds: +275

What's the value (good, bad, about right)? About right. Though Dallas is considered the favorite based on these odds, it's not as if Washington is severely undervalued. This likely will be a three-team race, with Washington just as good of a bet as the others. When you consider that no team has repeated as the division winner here in forever, it's understandable Washington isn't the favorite.

Why the WFT can win: Because it upgraded both sides of the ball coming off a 7-9 division championship in coach Ron Rivera's first season -- one impacted by his cancer treatments. It added speed at wide receiver with Curtis Samuel and Dyami Brown. It bolstered the offensive line with second-round tackle Samuel Cosmi. It added cornerback William Jackson III and linebacker Jamin Davis to solidify the group playing behind one of the best defensive lines in football. And, while quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick has never appeared in a playoff game he, too, is an upgrade -- and playing the best ball of his career.

Who should be the favorites: Washington, by the slimmest of margins. I was going to say Dallas because of Prescott's return, and New York is right there, too. But no. Washington had the division's best defense and improved its offense. Consider that it won seven games despite going 1-5 in six starts by quarterback Dwayne Haskins Jr., who was released last season, and five of those seven wins came with a legitimate starting quarterback -- Alex Smith (5-1) -- in the lineup. So while Dallas will be better with Prescott and New York has improved its offensive skill talent, Washington also will be much better with Fitzpatrick and its additions to pair with the division's best defense. -- John Keim

 

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/31399262/nfc-east-2021-cowboys-favored-washington-repeat

Watching the video man Marcus spears is annoying

31 minutes ago, TrancesWithWolves said:

 

 

Does +275 mean that if you bet $100 on the WFT and win you get back $275? So that it would be 2.75 to 1 odds?

Yes $100 gets you back $275 

Can’t wait until Monday 

Wow I really wanted Stafford but two 1st

was alot 

5 minutes ago, CapsSkins said:

 

Buddy I think you need to brush up: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiku

I’m posting on my phone that’s how it

comes out for some reason 😂

Honestly if we do trade for Stafford or Watson 

I hope Ron is fully on board don’t 

Wanna hear that Dan took over the whole 

situation I’d rather stick with TH at that point 

1 minute ago, Bacon said:

I would gladly welcome Watson here, I don't care at all that he's speaking out against that joke of a franchise, but we're not good enough yet to maximize the value of that move. Watson takes the 49ers to the Super Bowl in the first year. Maybe the Colts too. Dolphins go deep. Our WR corps is awful and I'm not sure Watson's cap hit would allow for us to substantially improve it. Why would he even come here? 

I think we have 50 million in cap and if we release Smith or he retires saves about 14mil

i think it’s enough for Watson and a WR like Golladay 

I feel like we have a window for this defense 

before we gotta start paying guys I think we should trade for Stafford and sign a WR in free Agency 

49 minutes ago, tmandoug1 said:

Listened to the McAfee show this morning and they swear Stafford is going to Indianapolis.  Be nice to see him here at the right cost.....maybe even a 1st this year and a second next year.

1st rounder might be a lot but I’d give too 2nds and a 4th in a heartbeat 

I think we should be all in on Stafford if he’s a available. Stafford with this defense 

would probably win the east for 4+ years 

Tank for Trevor 

The bad news is probably why there waiting to announce the new name, when the bad happens. Watch how they make a date for the new name Reveal. The patriots signed cam newton and the same day the nfl Penalize them for filming the Bengals sidelines

6 minutes ago, Peregrine said:

Im going to throw out a crazy one, but probably one of the best options available:  Pat Shurmur. 

 

He has been OC in Philly and Minnesota, and in those 4 years his offense ranked between 2nd and 13th in yards and points in all 4 years, with the average ranking 7.5, and his worst year being 12th and 13th in 2015.  He also has failed as HC twice now, which means almost surely NFL teams will have permanently written him off from being a HC, and he wont be poached if he does well.

Not a bad idea 

5 minutes ago, SoCalSkins said:

True. However the interview with Larry Michael plus Mark Make’s tweet make it seem it’s unlikely to be KOC. Particularly since he already retained the special teams coach. 

So if KOC it’s not still the OC do you think 

That’s Snyder saying or coach Ron

I don’t get why would Snyder care or have that much loyalty to KOC it’s not like 

he did something really special 

and we went like 10 quarters with out a 

touchdown this year 

The jets and bucks games are close let’s go 

Mods is it possible to get the NNT off my account I haven't posted any new threads in 8yrs.

I love the board and would really like another Chance.

I finally got a call for lower level season tickets does anybody know what the price is?

Wow that LJ looks like a real Pic

Ya cowboys suck u know Thats right