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NFL Win Totals Betting Pick: Los Angeles Chargers

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Created: Friday, 22 May 2020 22:24

As we continue our look at every NFL team’s over/under win total, the Los Angeles Chargers are the next team up. L.A. struggled to a 5-11 record last season, finishing last in the AFC West. However, this season is the first since 2003 in which quarterback Philip Rivers isn’t on the roster, signaling a fresh start for the franchise.

According to odds-makers, the Chargers’ over-under for wins is set at 7.5. We’ll take a look at how this offseason has gone for L.A., as well as what’s ahead on their schedule, in order to see what the best bet will be.

Offseason Summary

There will be plenty of new faces playing at Los Angeles’ brand new SoFi Stadium. Among them is CB Chris Harris Jr., who signed a two-year deal with the Chargers after nine seasons with the division-rival Broncos.

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JazzSports Rewards $50 Free Play to Qualifying Bettors due to Luck's Early Retirement

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Created: Sunday, 01 September 2019 19:19

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August 28, 2019

JAZZ Sports Headquarters

San Jose, Costa Rica - In view of the recent news pertaining to the early retirement of NFL star and Indianapolis quarterback Andrew Luck, JAZZ Sports has announced the special grant of a $50 Free Play reward to all those players with submitted wagers on the aforementioned, in the MVP Odds category.

JAZZ Sports deeply laments the untimely end of Luck’s flourishing career, but it also wishes to reassure its customers of its commitment to the best business practices, by voiding all previously-entered bets on the Colts’ leading man.

Lastly, JAZZ would like to invite any affected players to contact their customer service hotline (at 855-910-3888) in order to request their special benefit

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Eastern Michigan Quarterback Ejected for Punching

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Created: Friday, 27 December 2019 15:53

In the dying moments of the Quick Lane Bowl, Pittsburgh got the lead after trailing most of the game. With less than a minute left, Eastern Michigan quarterback Mike Glass III lost his composure and threw two punches.

It was third and ten from Eastern Michigan’s 40-yard line. Pittsburgh’s defense pressured Glass to throw the ball carelessly as he ducked from a hit. However, he snapped when he rose and punched Pittsburgh’s Cam Bright.

A couple of seconds later, Paris Ford confronted Glass to defend his teammate. As a result, Glass threw another punch that grazed the face of one of the referees. The ref went down, but it seemed like he was okay after, according to sportsbook pay per head reviews and news reports.

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NFL Commissioner wants a New Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Created: Sunday, 14 July 2019 16:02

According to rumor, the NFL has been looking for a new Collective Bargaining Agreement by the start of the football season. However, the rumor is now over as football betting news websites said that Commissioner Roger Goodell just made it official. Thus, NFL Commissioner wants a New Collective Bargaining Agreement as soon as possible.

According to an interview on CNBC, Goodell said that “Our intent is to make sure we have a Collective Bargaining Agreement, we’ve been in it for eight years”. It’s worked very well, mainly for our fans but also for our players and our clubs, and so we have the structure of a system that works quite well.”

In addition, he said that “We’re continuing that dialogue, there are obviously changes we all want on both sides, and I think those are things that’ll improve us and try to make the Collective Bargaining [Agreement] continue to be successful for all the parties, and I hope we’ll do that.”

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Sportsbook NFL News – Eagles vs Packers Result

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Created: Friday, 27 September 2019 15:59

The Philadelphia Eagles visited the Green Bay Packers and managed to upset the hosts. The Eagles vs Packers game was close right to the very end as the latter was trying to force overtime with just 28 seconds remaining.

NFL headlines reported the final score of the Eagles vs Packers game to be 34-27. The Eagles moved to 2-2, while the Packers got their first loss of the season. Green Bay now has a 3-1 record. It could have gone into overtime but the Eagles tipped the pass to Marquez Valdes-Scantling in the Packers’ final play of the game.

Philadelphia outlasted Green Bay’s first wave in the first quarter. In fact, quarterback Aaron Rodgers completed 100 percent of his passes for a total of 129 yards. As a result, they went up 7-0, according to pay per head sportsbook reports.

Here are some takeaways we got from the exciting football game.

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Super Bowl 53: The Favorites

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Created: Friday, 10 August 2018 15:18

Remember the 41-33 win of the Philadelphia Eagles against the New England Patriots last Super Bowl LII? You could relive that experience again this year, according to Vegas. Sportsbook favorites point to the Eagles and the Patriots to win the Lombardi Trophy for the 2018 season. If you have read through your bookie pay per head reviews, then you know how much money you can earn from the NFL. And the action is already building up.

New England is currently at +650, with Philadelphia at +850. The LA Rams are 10/1. With Pittsburgh, Green Bay and Minnesota are at 12/1. New Orleans is at 16/1. For a team that did not reach the postseason before, the Green Bay Packers are enjoying great odds.

Super Bowl Preseason Favorites: The Eagles and The Patriots

Perhaps there is confidence in Aaron Rodgers and what the signal-caller can do this season. New England, meanwhile, has won the AFC East 15 times already. This was in the same span of the time that the Patriots have made it to the Super Bowl in 3 out of 4 most recent seasons. Even more, in 8 out of 17 seasons in total.

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