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Colin Cowherd’s NFL Super Wild Card Weekend Playoff Bets | Sharp or Square



Colin tells @TheActionNetwork betting expert Chad Millman which NFL playoff bets he’s considering for his Blazin’ 5 and Chad tells him whether the bets are “sharp” (good) or “square” (not-so-good). They discuss their NFL Wild Card Weekend bets for Browns-Texans, Dolphins-Chiefs, Steelers-Bills, Packers-Cowboys, Rams-Lions, and Eagles-Bucs.

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31 Comments

  1. @jeffsharp2981

    Falcons are a QB away, and keeping that offensive line in tact…. Doesn’t have to be a great QB…just better than Ridder!!

  2. @mattlee1071

    Whenever somebody talks me off a bet and then a goal line blunder like the Colts had at the end of the game, I thank them. That catch is made 80/100 times. I dont say I was right. Im glad I didn't have to sweat that play and get lucky.

  3. @thawkereynolds

    I could argue quarterback when it comes to New England? Obviously!! the better question is, could you get a good argument for keeping Mac Jones other than you don’t want to get a new quarterback in there when it’s such a mess.

    And despite the fact that Mayo already took the job, what makes you think that a guy like Ben Johnson who has options would ever want this piece of garbage job?

  4. @JDP91SIX

    How about Belichik with the 9ers, one of the best offensive minds of all time in Shanahan paired with one of the best defensive minds of all time in Bellicheck

  5. @thawkereynolds

    Pete Carroll is not a good example of a coach that was successful in college, and then went pro and became successful. He had already been semi successful in the pros prior. He was 500 with the patriots and people don’t remember this because how it ended he had to jets competing for the AFC east right up until the big spike. They lost that game and watch the rest of the season he got fired probably or definitely prematurely.

  7. @wyomingtrout5581

    Texans at home oner Browns, Dolphins over Chiefs – Phins will not lose 3 in a row. Wilkins & Seiler will collapse pocket and Patty will panic, Lions in OT, Eagles rebound and make a run; Packers in upset, Cowboys have been choking at home in recent playoff history. Bills will roll in the snow

  8. @marksprinkle

    KC doesn't have a weather advantage. Every guy on their team is from Alabama, Louisiana, Florida, and Texas too.

  9. @David-vf7if

    Texans are in because Colts couldn’t hang onto the ball. I don’t see them getting passed Miles Garrett and Co.

  10. @nickwiener8729

    The truth is of Colin took all his money and started betting he would have been broke after week 2. I’m 64% too when I subtract the really bad weeks.

  25. @alisontuckwab-xw3sy

    The Packers wanted to move on the veterans out keep some because the veterans are getting older wanted to get younger and faster and it seems to be working❤❤❤ sorry to be talking so much and letting other people talk. I don’t know if they’re talking.❤❤

  26. @mbwell

    Yet another dud. The NFL entertainment wise is a joke. Thankfully, legal gambling will save the interest.

  28. @lancer3089

    Yeah the public narrative is BS. Look at the amount money bet versus the tickets. The Rams are not a public bet. Dallas is not a public bet. Chiefs are not a public bet and so on. Wise guys is another fallacy. The only public bet is the Eagles. The money is on Tampa Bay.

  29. @lancer3089

    Pete Carroll got the boot because he can’t beat the two teams in his division. Rams and 49ers. No way can he win a Super Bowl now. It’s all about winning the Super Bowl and “what have you done for me lately?”

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