NFL Locks Week 17

Key Play of the Day

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

72-39 WITH ST. LOUIS (NCAAB); NOW 73-39 ALL-TIME; NFL SIDE AT 1 ET TENNESSEE/HOUSTON

The winning has been crazy. Saint Louis wins on the hardwood again yesterday as the Key Play of the Day is an obnoxious 72-39 all-time here on OffshoreInsiders.com. Now get an early kickoff, the Titans at Texans. So much corroboration goes into this play including specific reasons Vegas whales gave us, market evaluation, utilization of artificial intelligence just the tip of the iceberg. Get the lock now. Click now to purchase

Bill Tanner's Sports Tips

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

28-13 NFL TEAR

Bill has been winning in every single sport. Today he builds on the huge NFL wad of cash that you've won. Bill has hit 28-of-41. Now three winners: Jets vs. Dolphins, Ravens vs. Bengals, and a Plat on Giants vs. Cowboys. What a year he is having. Click now to purchase


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