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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
By Marc Lawrence, PlaybookSports.com — Check out his record and see why Tom Brady needs to retire: 2013-14: Did not win SB 2014-15: Won SB
By Marc Lawrence — New England over BUFFALO by 1 — Meet Bill Belichick, AKA the ATS killer. For the second week in a row
By Marc Lawrence, PlaybookSports.com — The following noteworthy items courtesy of Axios Sports: 14 straight: The Chiefs notched their 14th straight win over the Broncos,
By Marc Lawrence, PlaybookSports.com — Per CBS Sports – Since 1990, only 30 of the 265 teams (11.3 percent) to start 0-2 (0.8 percent) have
BY Marc Lawrence, PlaybookSports.com — Bill Belichick is 14-7 SU and 14-5-2 ATS in preseason openers with the Patriots, including 6-1-2 ATS as a dog.
By Marc Lawrence, Playbooksports.com — Nate Davis of the USA Today updates the NFL Power Rankings heading into today’s action. Here’s how he sees it…
TENNESSEE over Ole Miss by 10 Don’t look now, but the Volunteers are 4-2 in Josh Heupel’s fi rst year on Rocky Top, and suddenly
By Marc Lawrence — Charlie Weis, who coached in New England’s first three Super Bowl championships, is high on Alabama’s Mac Jones as a great
— UTAH over Usc by 7 — It has been three weeks since Kyle Whittingham picked his starting QB and although he didn’t let anyone
By Marc Lawrence — Dan Hanzus of the NFL.com put it best when he said, “Every week of football is a gift in this strange
By Marc Lawrence — He is too arrogant, his celebrations are too … celebratory, he pouts when he loses. Never mind that those same characteristics
By Marc Lawrence – NFL.com contends the entire AFC East division played worse than the records showed a year ago. Not only did the Patriots,
By Marc Lawrence — The Cleveland Browns insist that offensive lineman Jedrick Wills Jr. of Alabama was their top priority all along. There were some
By Marc Lawrence — To no one’s surprise, as usual, most of New England’s picks in this year’s NFL draft were spent with the future
By Marc Lawrence — With Tom Brady moving on to Tampa Bay after 20 brilliant seasons in New England with the Patriots, the argument of
