NFL WEEK 2 | THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL BETTING PICK & ANALYSIS BY PhD in STATS #nflweek2

Before I present my pick on the great AFC East  division duel between the Bills and the Dolphins   on Thursday night for Week 2 of the 2024 regular  season, let me mention something important.   The easiest lines to beat in the NFL are  the proposition bets, also called prop   bets. For example, will Player X catch more  or less than 5.5 passes, or will a specific   QB throw an interception or not? Betting NFL point spreads is fun,   but if your main goal is to make money, then the  way to go are prop bets. As simple as that.   There is a reason why sportsbooks will be glad to  accept your 10,000-dollar bet on point spreads,   while they may limit you to a few hundred dollars  on prop bets. They know their lines are vulnerable   and easier to beat by smart sports bettors. Think about it. Millions of sports bettors are   looking at point spreads and totals. Do you  really expect to find a line that’s too high   relative to its probability of winning? Meanwhile, A LOT fewer people pay attention   to the large number of prop bets offered on each  game. There are bargains available each week.   I have been refining a mathematical model over  the past 20 years, and it has produced ton of   profit over time. Last year, I shared a total  of 144 prop bets in the NFL, and those plays   generated a +9.0% return on investment. In the Monday night game between the Jets and   the 49ers, I offered you all a gold package where  I shared my top 3 prop bets on the game. I even   gave a full guarantee where you’d get your money  back if we finished with a negative record.   The guarantee wasn’t necessary since  we swept the board by posting a perfect   3-0 record on those plays. You can see what  those plays were on your screen right now.   I am offering the exact same product for the  Bills-Dolphins game. Again, if you want to   grow your bankroll, you’ve got to go with the  prop bets route. You can bet point spreads for   fun and to entertain you, but if you want to  earn extra income to travel, or to have the   equivalent of a free rent or mortgage payment,  then your focus should be on prop bets.   The link to this exclusive gold package can be  found below in the comments section. You will   receive the 3 best prop best for that game, all  backed by solid data, and like I said earlier   they are backed by a solid moneyback guarantee. All right, let’s now dive into the discussion of   whether I feel like it is best to bet the  Bills or the Dolphins. That’s clearly not   as good a bet as prop bets are, but it’s  always fun to make such picks, right?   A lot has been said about Josh Allen owning the  Dolphins. During his past 12 meetings with Miami,   Allen and the Bills have posted a stellar 11-1  record, and the only loss was by a margin of   just two points. The Bills superstar has  tossed at least 2 touchdown passes in 13   straight games against this opponent. Still, I would tend to back the Dolphins in   this game. In other words, my official betting  pick goes to Miami -2.5 points against Buffalo   in the Thursday night game in Week #2. Coach McDaniel has enjoyed great success   in the early part of the season. Indeed,  his team owns a perfect 7-0 record in the   first three weeks of the regular season. It is also worth noting that Miami has won   its past 10 games as home favorites when  squaring off against AFC East rivals.   Unlike the Bills, the Dolphins did  not have to travel on short rest.   In my opinion, Miami also has fewer question marks  roster-wise. For example, the Bills are still   trying to figure out who their #1 target is. Will  it be Curtis Samuel, Khalil Shakir or rookie Keon   Coleman? Last week, Josh Allen spread the ball  around, and he may do the same in this game.   The Bills have a new-look secondary, and I’m  afraid they could struggle against Miami’s   great receivers. Both starters at the safety  position are gone, while cornerback Tre’Davious   White now plays for the Rams. It might take time  before the secondary plays great as a group.   Josh Allen hurt his non-throwing hand last week.  Could that be a problem in terms of ball security?   Could he be more likely to fumble when he runs  with the football? That is a possibility.   So, in the end, I am leaning towards the  Dolphins to win this game by a margin of at   least three points at Hard Rock Stadium.  That’s my official pick on the spread,   but as stated earlier money is made on prop bets,  so I invite you once again to grab the exclusive   gold package that will get you to receive the top  3 prop bets on that game. Following those plays   makes the game a lot more exciting as well! I’m Professor MJ, a 15-year university statistics   teacher from Quebec City in Canada, enjoy  the game my bunch of bookie crushers!

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