Send us a text The browser crashed, the mics warmed up, and the hot sheet finally loaded—perfect conditions for a Week 12 that refuses to sit still. We shake off the hiatus with a clear plan: fewer fragile moneyline stacks, more targeted edges built on roles, injuries, and how teams actually move the ball when it matters. We start by scanning the board where quarterback health quietly rewires every spread and total. The Ravens over the Jets points to functional offense over chaos, the Lions ...
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Send us a text The browser crashed, the mics warmed up, and the hot sheet finally loaded—perfect conditions for a Week 12 that refuses to sit still. We shake off the hiatus with a clear plan: fewer fragile moneyline stacks, more targeted edges built on roles, injuries, and how teams actually move the ball when it matters. We start by scanning the board where quarterback health quietly rewires every spread and total. The Ravens over the Jets points to functional offense over chaos, the Lions ...
Ryder Cup & Rude Boys: Ranking Golf’s Most Annoying Etiquette Offenders
The Brotherly Bet
43 minutes
2 months ago
Ryder Cup & Rude Boys: Ranking Golf’s Most Annoying Etiquette Offenders
Send us a text With the Ryder Cup quickly approaching, we thought we would get our unplugged episode out for our listeners. In this no-holds-barred episode, your hosts dive headfirst into 12 rage-inducing breaches of golf etiquette — and yes, we’ve got thoughts. Inspired by the high-stakes energy of the Ryder Cup 2025, we're bringing the same competitive fire to a topic every golfer (and their caddie) secretly obsesses over: petty etiquette crimes that make your blood boil! From hauling ...
The Brotherly Bet
Send us a text The browser crashed, the mics warmed up, and the hot sheet finally loaded—perfect conditions for a Week 12 that refuses to sit still. We shake off the hiatus with a clear plan: fewer fragile moneyline stacks, more targeted edges built on roles, injuries, and how teams actually move the ball when it matters. We start by scanning the board where quarterback health quietly rewires every spread and total. The Ravens over the Jets points to functional offense over chaos, the Lions ...
