Brett Kollmann
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A Jets fan's guide to happiness (plus Sunday picks!)
🕑 Added 2020-12-27 16:41:53 +0000 UTCThank you all for your patience with me while I finished today's Film Room episode on the state of the Jets. I published it (very) late last night at around 2:00 AM, so some of you may have seen it already. But just in case you didn't, I've posted it here!
Unfortunately I passed out last night at around 3:00 AM and didn't wake up until about a half an hour ago, so I do not have time to type up analysis for each individual game this week. But I still want to at least get my picks out for the Sunday slate of games so that you can all see how I do to finish the season! I went 3-1 over Friday and Saturday against the spread (thank you for coming up clutch for me, Niners), so let's see if I can keep that hot streak going for today's games as well!
Let me know if y'all have any questions in the comments below and I would be happy to answer them!
GAME PICK RECORD: 150-78-0
SPREAD PICK RECORD: 117-99-3 (54.2% win rate vs the spread so far. 55% is considered a top-tier hit rate, for reference)
GIANTS @ RAVENS
GAME PICK: RAVENS
SPREAD PICK: RAVENS (-10)
BROWNS @ JETS
GAME PICK: BROWNS
SPREAD PICK: JETS (+7)
BEARS @ JAGUARS
GAME PICK: BEARS
SPREAD PICK: BEARS (-8.5)
FALCONS @ CHIEFS
GAME PICK: CHIEFS
SPREAD PICK: CHIEFS (-10.5)
BENGALS @ TEXANS
GAME PICK: TEXANS
SPREAD PICK: BENGALS (+7.5)
COLTS @ STEELERS
GAME PICK: STEELERS
SPREAD PICK: STEELERS (+1)
PANTHERS @ WASHINGTON
GAME PICK: PANTHERS
SPREAD PICK: PANTHERS (-1)
BRONCOS @ CHARGERS
GAME PICK: BRONCOS
SPREAD PICK: BRONCOS (+2.5)
RAMS @ SEAHAWKS
GAME PICK: RAMS
SPREAD PICK: RAMS (+1)
EAGLES @ COWBOYS
GAME PICK: EAGLES
SPREAD PICK: EAGLES (-3)
TITANS @ PACKERS
GAME PICK: TITANS
SPREAD PICK: TITANS (+3)
BILLS @ PATRIOTS
GAME PICK: BILLS
SPREAD PICK: BILLS (-7)
Comments
Brett, I am not sure where to post this question to you so I am putting it here. I just watched the Justin Jefferson video which is great. I appreciate your work. In watching the video and many dozens of NFL games a year, why do the defensive backs not block, push or hit the wide receiver coming off the line to disrupt the route? I know in the old days, playing press coverage a lot of times the DB would push or hit the receiver. I thought it was legal within 5 yards of the line. I am especially curious why DB's who have safety coverage over the top do not use this technique. In today's quick [ass timing game, it would seem to me to be an occasional tool to disrupt the timing of the play.
What is everyone’s thoughts on the Eagles, Washington game?
