Sports Handicappers Week 2 NFL Locks

Key Play of the Day

Daily strongest play, compiled by strict scientific method; same as ranked No. 1 in winning percentage on consensus sites

KEY POD ONLY NFL WAS BUFFALO LAST WEEK; THIS WEEK JUST AS STRONG

Our private database gives one team today an 82.98 percent chance to cover. A lot of sharp money is on this pick for specific reasons we give. Some strong public databases have angles and computer simulations all pointing to one side. We must best it and you should too. Stay undefeated in the NFL. Click now to purchase

Bill Tanner

Only handicapper ranked Top 15 all-time units won in every American sport: NFL, NBA, NCAAB, NCAAF, and MLB

11-5 NFL SINCE PRESEASON; 3 WINNERS INCLUDE 2 PLATS

Bill has hit 11-of-16 NFL picks since the exhibition season. Bill has three NFL winners now including two Platinum Play locks. He has a total and a side Plat Play. Bill rides a team that is on a great spot. Another team he must fade because of matchup issues. Click now to purchase


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