Jets vs. Steelers Predictions Against the Spread

Formally ScoresOddsPicks, team of betting wunderkinds from the Great White North, SEO writers turned betting syndicate

SATURDAY SWEEP; 23-6 NAMED PLAYS; BOTH NFL SIDES INCLUDING BEST BET OF NFL POSTSEASON JETS AT STEELERS

The Canadian Crew just keeps making a mockery of the bookmakers. It was another 2-0 sweep yesterday with Texas and Villanova as the ESPN Saturday Underdog Best Bet of the Year. That makes it 23-6 with all Named Plays.

The recent football run is 42-22 with a few underdog moneyline including Miami Ohio +775 on the moneyline in the MAC Championship, Arizona on Christmas +295 on the moneyline, topping the list.

Wow. Get both sides including the New York Jets at Pittsburgh Steelers as the Best Bet of the NFL Postseason. While both sides are very likely to win, the AFC game in particular just jumps out to the Crew. After breaking down game films, comparing personnel mismatches, coaching tendencies, and betting trends among other facets, the Jets at Steelers is the biggest bet of the postseason. More than 1250 words of in-depth analysis on Sunday's NFL winners. Click now to purchase


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