These are not Sportspicks "Recommended Picks"
What's Up Y'all!?!? The 2023 NFL Draft is FINALLY here, and that just means we're one step closer to the MOST wonderful time of the year... FOOTBALL SEASON!!!! There are TONS of different ways to bet the Draft... You can bet on: The exact pick a player will be taken, O/U's on where a certain player will be taken, position of the player taken first by a certain team, and much MUCH MORE!! In this post, I'll give you guy's: MY Picks for each Top 10 Pick and the odds for that player to go in THAT spot in the Draft. Also, I'll Provide some other props I like for Tonight.. PLEASE NOTE... This is more for FUN than anything... I DO NOT Recommend any more than 20% of your normal "Unit Bet" on ANY of these picks!! Just wanted to be CLEAR on that.. With ALL the moving variables that go into the NFL Draft with trading picks and all that.. It's tough to gain a REAL edge from a gambling perspective, in my opinion.. However, there are some GEMS out there if you're willing to REALLY dive in and do the RESEARCH for this thing!! It can be A LOT of fun, and really pay out nicely if you're able to locate some of those "Diamonds in the Rough"!! Hope you guy's ENJOY it this evening!! As ALWAYS... Stay SAFE, Good Luck, and Good Gamblin!!!!
Crick's Picks: NFL Draft
Top 10 Picks
1.) Carolina Panthers - QB Bryce Young -5000
2.) Houston Texans - DE/LB Will Anderson Jr. -330
3.) Tennessee Titans - QB CJ Stroud -140
Rumors are that the Titans are working on a trade with the Arizona Cardinals for the 3rd Overall Pick
4.) Indianapolis Colts - QB Will Levis +125
5.) Seattle Seahawks - DL Jalen Carter -300
6.) Detroit Lions - DB Devon Witherspoon -210
7.) Las Vegas Raiders - QB Anthony Richardson +800
8.) Atlanta Falcons - DE Tyree Wilson +650
9.) Chicago Bears - OL Paris Johnson Jr. +350
10.) Philadelphia Eagles - RB Bijan Robinson +550
Draft Position (O/U's Pick Taken)
For Example: I believe Richardson will NOT be taken in the Top 4 Picks
QB Hendon Hooker UNDER 31.5 -110
DB Joey Porter Jr. UNDER 19.5 +175
RB Bijan Robinson UNDER 10.5 +125
TE Michael Mayer UNDER 21.5 +100
OL Peter Skoronski OVER 10.5 -140
Position Totals For 1st Round
Total QB's Drafted in 1st Round OVER 4.5 -110
Total Defensive Players Drafted in 1st Round OVER 14.5 +240
Which Player will be Drafted First
RB Bijan Robinson +110 vs OL Peter Skoronski
OL Darnell Wright +150 vs WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba
Mr. Irrelevant
Position Props
CJ Stroud to be 2nd QB Selected in Draft -250
Will Levis to be 3rd QB Selected in Draft +140
Quentin Johnson to be 1st WR Selected in Draft +800
Zay Flowers to be 2nd WR Selected in Draft -120
Dalton Kincaid to be 1st TE Selected in Draft +150
Team Draft Props
New England Patriots to Draft a CB with 1st Selection +250
New York Jets to Draft a TE with 1st Selection +1000
Pittsburgh Steelers to Draft a DL/EDGE with 1st Selection +450
Baltimore Ravens to Draft a WR with 1st Selection +200
Jacksonville Jaguars to Draft an OL with 1st Selection +125
Las Vegas Raiders to Draft a QB with 1st Selection +270
Los Angeles Chargers to Draft a TE with 1st Selection +250
Kansas City Chiefs to Draft a WR with 1st Selection +150
Philadelphia Eagles to Draft a RB with 1st Selection +300
Green Bay Packers to Draft DL/EDGE with 1st Selection +225
Tampa Bay Buccaneers to Draft a LB with 1st Selection +400
Atlanta Falcons to Draft a DL/EDGE with 1st Selection -115
Team to Draft Player
Las Vegas Raiders to Draft QB Anthony Richardson +1200
Philadelphia Eagles to Draft RB Bijan Robinson +300
Seattle Seahawks to Draft QB Hendon Hooker +700
Buffalo Bills to Draft Jahmyr Gibbs +1000
New York Jets to Draft Jaxon Smith-Njigba +450
Los Angeles Chargers to Draft Michael Mayer +650
Houston Texans to Draft Quentin Johnson +1200
Pre-Season Awards
Jahmyr Gibbs To Win Offensive Rookie of the Year +1100
Devon Witherspoon To Win Defensive Rookie of the Year +900
Aaron Rodgers To Win MVP +1800
Ahmad Gardner To Win Defensive Player of the Year +1400
Calvin Ridley Comeback Player of the Year +2500
Demeco Ryans To Win Coach of the Year +2000
Enjoy the Draft!! We're that much CLOSER to KICKOFF!!
Good Luck and Good Gambling!!!!
-Crickett
ANY PICKS MADE IN THIS SHOW ARE NOT SPORTSPICKS "OFFICIAL PICKS"
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*World Cup Groups E & F Round Two - My Picks
1% Sweden not to lose vs the Dutch at 43c (good to 52c)
1% Ivory Coast not to lose vs Germany at 34c (good to 38c)
1% Tunisia +1.5 vs Japan at 63c (good to 68c)
The second round of group stage games continues.
The Dutch vs Sweden - This is a clash of two teams with very different managerial styles. On one hand you have the Dutch under Ronald Koeman, who play a generally possession orientated game with technical players who are able to interchange positions to an extent. They are fluid and comfortable in possession but can struggle to find incision against teams who defend deep with tighter spacing between lines. There is a long term continuity in how the Dutch play going back multiple generations, with the total football of the Dutch team of the 1970s under Johann Cruyff. The exact style of each era's team varies somewhat but the general theme tends to be the same. Koeman is a manager who largely hasn't rocked the boat and is playing in a ...
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