NFL Week 4 Winners

Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

Groundbreaking founder of forensic sports handicapping; fewer picks, higher winning percentage from the King of Offshore

13-4 LATEST TEAR; BLUE RIBBON O/U OF THE YEAR AMONG 3 PRO FOOTBALL

You have won at outlandish rates with TGO since the scorephone days. Stevie Vincent is 13-4 the last 17, slightly better than his 61.91 lifetime football mark. He is unleashing here pro football winners for Sunday led by the Blue Ribbon Pro Football O/U of the Year. The top angle in each game is a combined 35-3! Get the picks now

  Joe Duffy's Picks

Scorephone legend for decades; now CEO of No.1 handicapping website; winningest handicapper of all-time on any site

21-10 NFL; 2 WISE GUY PLAYS AND 4 MAJORS

Winning publically since 1988, our latest NFL tear is 21-10 the last 31. Get six winning NFL plays, two Wise Guy plays, six Majors. The Majors continue to hit at a much higher rate than Games of the Year that you get just about anywhere else. Get the picks now

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