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2026 NFL Scouting Report: Darrell Jackson Jr.

Charlie Campbell — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 15:38:38 +0000

Darrell Jackson Jr., 6-5/315
Defensive Tackle
Florida State

Darrell Jackson Jr. Scouting Report

By Charlie Campbell

Strengths:

Strong
Heavy hands
Stout at the point of attack
Good pad level
Powerful bull rush
Long arms
Solid nose tackle
Flashes a burst to close

Weaknesses:

Pass rush limitations
Stiffness
Anchor struggles when he plays too high

Prospect Summary:

Jackson started out his college career with one season at Maryland before transferring to Miami. In 2022, Jackson had 27 tackles with 4.5 tackles for a loss and three sacks in his one season with the Hurricanes. He was forced to redshirt in 2023 after transferring to Florida State. In 2024, he had 32 tackles with four tackles for a loss, 3.5 sacks, one pass batted, and one forced fumble. In his final season with the Seminoles, Jackson totaled 45 tackles with three for a loss and one sack.

In the pass rush, Jackson has a quality bull rush with some power off the ball. He has a barrel chest with developed upper body strength. That allows Jackson to rock guards back and knock them off balance. He can rock and blast guards backward with his sheer power. When Jackson gets free on stunts or other games, he flashes some quickness to close, but he has some tightness that hurts his ability to redirect. Jackson will probably never produce big sack numbers in the NFL, but he can contribute to the rush by generating a push to help take away space for the quarterback to step up in the pocket, and he could have some five or six sacks during his career.

In the ground game, Jackson is generally stout to hold his gape at the point of attack. He has the power to hold his ground and defend downhill runs coming straight at him. Jackson gets in trouble when he stands up too high and lets guards get into his chest. With some development, Jackson has the mass to be a solid run defender as a pro.

In the 2026 NFL Draft, Jackson could be a day-two or mid-round pick. Check out my latest 2026 NFL Mock Draft to see where Jackson is projected.

Prospect Comparison:

Roy Lopez. In terms of style of play, Jackson reminds me of Lopez.

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2026 NFL Scouting Report: Malachi Lawrence

Charlie Campbell — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 12:18:07 +0000

Malachi Lawrence, 6-4/253
Defensive End
UCF

Malachi Lawrence Scouting Report

By Charlie Campbell

Strengths:

Quick off the ball
Can dip and bend
Violent tackler
Instinctive rusher to go for the strip
Speed to power
Quick off the ball
Strength to shed blocks
Solid run defender
Flashes strength to hold his gap
Quality length, plays long
Upside, should get better with experience and pro coaching

Weaknesses:

Inconsistent holding his gap in run defense
Could use refinemen of pass rushing moves

Prospect Summary:

It took some developmental time but eventually Lawrence broke out and showed a special skill set for the NFL. After serving as a backup in 2021 and 2022, Lawrence got on the field in 2023 and had a breakout campaign with 7.5 sacks, 27 tackles, 10.5 tackles for a loss, and a pass batted. The next season, Lawrence had only 15 tackles but he did record five sacks with a forced fumble, pass batted, and six tackles for a loss. As a senior, Lawrence was a terror off the edge and No. 51 was constantly causing disruption in the backfield. He totaled seven sacks with 11 tackles for a loss, 28 tackles, three passes batted, and two forced fumbles.

For the NFL, Lawrence is a talented edge rusher with speed, strength, and athleticism off the edge. Lawrence is quick off the ball with the ability to long arm and push through blocks with functional power. He uses his speed and impressive ability to bend to turn the corner with a burst to close on the quarterback. Lawrence arrives with violence as he will put quarterbacks and ball carriers into the turf with violence. He has good instincts to go for the strip, and has a relentless style of play. Lawrence could use some development with more pass rushing moves for taking on pro tackles. With his skill set, Lawrence could be a good pass rusher as a pro.

Lawrence length and strength shows up as a run defender as well. He flashes the ability hold his gap and stop tackles from pushing him downfield. With his long arms and funcational power, Lawrence can shed blocks and pursue out of his gap. However, his run defense can be inconsistent so developing more reliablity as a run defender is necessary for him to become a three-down starter in the NFL.

In the 2026 NFL Draft, Lawrence should go no lower than the second round and he could have an outside shot of sneaking into the first round. Check out my latest 2026 NFL Mock Draft to see where Lawrence is projected.

Prospect Comparison:

Josh Allen-Hines. Lawrence reminds me of Allen-Hines with his speed off the edge and relentless and violent play style.

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2026 NFL Scouting Report: Ted Hurst

Charlie Campbell — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 12:16:26 +0000

Ted Hurst, 6-4/206
Wide Receiver
Georgia State

Ted Hurst Scouting Report

By Charlie Campbell

Strengths:

Mismatch size
Tall, long
Straight line speed
Big target
Straight line speed
Can stretch defenses vertically
Dangerous back shoulder receiver
Tracks the ball well
Good ball adjustment
Advanced body control
Late hands to make receptions
Updside

Weaknesses:

Doesn’t play up to his size
Not as good on contested catches as his size suggests
Straight line after the catch
Not a physical runner after the catch

Prospect Summary:

Hurst started out his college career at Valdosta State and flashed his mismatch skill set with 22 catches for 431 yards (19.6 average) and six touchdowns. In his second season, he had 38 catches for 596 yards and four scores. In 2024, Hurst made his debut at Georgia State and caught 56 catches for 961 yards with nine scores. In his final season, Hurst caught 71 passes for 1,004 yards with six touchdowns. After the season, Hurst had a good week of practice at the Senior Bowl and worked out well at the NFL Scouting Combine.

For the NFL, Hurst is a big receiver with speed to stretch defenses vertically. Hurst has easy, straight-line acceleration to stretch defenses vertically and challenge them downfield. With his big size, Hurst is dangerous on back shoulder throws and gives his quarterback a big target with a large catch radius. He glides through the secondary with long strides and is able to eat up ground quickly.

While Hurst is tall and weighs more than 200 pounds, he is not overly physical and could stand to get better on contested catches. Hurst is straight line after the catch and is not a physical runner to power through tacklers. He does not play up to his size after the catch, and could stand to get stronger in the lower body to be more imposing after the catch.

Hurst has upside and could develop with pro coaching and improving his body in a pro strength program. In the 2026 NFL Draft, Hurst could be a day-two pick. Check out my latest 2026 NFL Mock Draft to see where Hurst is projected.

Prospect Comparison:

Marquez Valdes-Scantling. Hurst is almost identical in terms of size and speed with Valdes-Scantling.

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2026 NFL Scouting Report: Keylan Rutledge

Charlie Campbell — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 08:20:00 +0000

Keylan Rutledge, 6-4/316
Guard
Georgia Tech

Keylan Rutledge Scouting Report

By Charlie Campbell

Strengths:

Old school interior fighter
Strong at the point of attack
Blocks through the whistle
Consistently generates separation
Can knock defenders off the ball
Strength to sustain blocks
Ready to compete quickly to be a starting guard

Weaknesses:

Limited athlete
Lumbers in space
Inconsistent anchor
Balance could stand to improve
Solid but not exceptional as a run or pass blocker

Prospect Summary:

Rutledge started out his college career at Middle Tennessee State and played there for two seasons before transferring to Georgia Tech. Rutledge locked down the starting right guard spot and started 26 straight games over the final two seasons.

In pass protection, Rutledge is a generally reliable presence. He uses his strength to sustain blocks with a quick hand strike to engage defenders. Rutledge has the bulk and power, but is inconsistent with his anchor when he has a quick bull rush hit him. With limited feet and athleticism, Rutledge also could have some issues with interior speed rushers. Rutledge could improve and be a steady protector with pro coaching.

In the ground game, Rutledge is an old-school guard who is a fighter and bully at the point of attack. He fights and is very physical blocking through the whistle while inflicting punishment on defenders. Rutledge has the strength to knock defenders back and can get a push at the point of attack. He is adept at executing double teams and blasting holes with some bump blocks. Rutledge does lumber some in space, so he is not as great a fit for a zone blocking scheme.

In the 2026 NFL Draft, Rutledge could be a second-day pick. Check out my latest 2026 NFL Mock Draft to see where Rutledge is projected.

Prospect Comparison:

Cody Mauch. Rutledge reminds me of Mauch coming out of North Dakota State.

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Viva Las Vegas!

Dennis Field — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 04:00:00 +0000

Debacled Published on 4/15/2026

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Mr. Bitter

Crunch time – time to lean into the Vegas odds when banging out my mock. For this exercise, I've averaged Vegas consensus 1-5/6-10/1st round odds and player O/U odds to determine the current exact top-2 rounds of player selections. I then analyze the player/team matches and whether they makes sense, taking into account Vegas team/1st pick position odds and my own opinions. If the match makes no sense at all, then options according to Vegas implied player tiers are discussed, as are potential trade spots.

Round:1

1. Raiders: Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana

Mendoza is -20000 to bat leadoff. So…yeah.

2. Jets: David Bailey, DE, Texas Tech

Bailey is now the favorite here (-160) over Arvel Reese (+125) thanks to some well-timed draft stock helium provided by Pete Schrager and Daniel Jeremiah. It has made sense all along, as the Jets need to win now in order to save jobs, and the polished, productive Bailey is much more likely than Reese to hit the ground running in the NFL.

3. Cardinals: Arvell Reese, LB, Ohio State

Reese is now the favorite (+110) here. Reese makes sense for ARI, as they have needs at off-ball LB and EDGE. And yeah, the Cardinals are suckers for 'tweeners.

Vegas pretty much has Bailey and Reese in their own tier to pop off at 1.02 and 1.03, but we've seen 'tweeners tumble before, so it's not impossible that ARI just eat their vegetables with the selection of plug-n-play RT Francis Mauigoa (+550) here.

Note: Jeremiyah Love opened at +3000 here, and is now kinda lurking at +900 despite ARI's signing of Tyler Allgeier. Could a team be looking to jump ahead of TEN to grab Love? (DAL?) Could ARI be looking to move down to a more proper range to draft Spencer Fano? Could ARI just draft Love for themselves? Food for thought.

4. Titans: Jeremiyah Love, RB, Notre Dame

Jeremiyah Love has been a comfortable favorite to pop off here (+115) and go top-five (-165) since open. It makes sense, as Love – arguably the BPA in this class – would be the ultimate Cam Ward helper…and affording Ward every opportunity for success is still priority one in TEN. (Putting butts in the seats of that new stadium in '27 is up there, too.)

Watch out for Sonny Styles here. Styles could be seen as Saleh's Fred Warner in TEN. Styles is currently -140 to be a top-5 pick, and TEN makes more sense than NYG as a landing spot, IMO.

Should Reese slide, he's the potential value pick here.

I'm currently 50/50 on whether this pick will be Love or a defender.

5. Giants: Sonny Styles, LB, Ohio State

Sonny Styles (+185) is currently the favorite here, which I find surprising. Stack LB is an undervalued position and NY's pricey signing of similarly-skilled Tremaine Edmunds to be the green dot makes Styles somewhat redundant. There's also a reasonable chance that TEN takes Styles at 1.04.

While Love is the betting favorite at 1.04, he's also -145 to go over 5.0. For what it's worth, Adam Schefter says Love's draft range begins at 1.05. The Giants could take Love for themselves (how fun would Skattebo/Love be?), or maybe this is a potential trade spot. Cowboys? A prospect like Jermod McCoy, Caleb Downs or Vega Ioane could be targets for the Giants at 1.12.

6. Browns: Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State

First WR drafted (-325)…7.5 O/U at -260 UNDER…comfortably on top to be the pick at 1.06 (+150)…a desperate need for a reliable WR1 for the Browns…CLE/Tate seems like a done deal. But what if CLE sees Tate as a WR2, not a WR1? Will we then get that reach for Monroe Freeling or do the Browns like Spencer Fano at LT despite his short arms? Could there be a trade down? DAL could target Sonny Styles or Jeremiyah Love if one slips out of the top-5 and TB may want Rueben Bain. (The Bucs need to come out of this draft with an EDGE1, whether it's a trade for Maxx Crosby or a trade up for Bain. Akheem Mesidor at 1.15 won't cut it. Bowles is on the hot seat and the Panthers are poised to take over dominance of the NFC South unless TB makes a bold move.)

For the Browns, moving down to 1.12 or 1.15 puts them in a more palatable range for a LT like Freeling, Kayden Proctor or Caleb Lomu while providing more ammo to move up/down the board for one of Tate (should he slide a bit), Tyson or Lemon. Word is that some teams have Omar Cooper and even Denzel Boston ranked as their 2nd or 3rd WR, too.

7. Commanders: Spencer Fano, OT, Utah

Carnell Tate is currently at -260 to go under 7.5, and he makes sense for WAS given Terry McLaurin's advancing age and the tumbleweeds surrounding him on the WR depth chart. (Treylon Burks is currently a starter. That's all you need to know about the state of affairs at WR for WAS.) Tate's skill set is similar to McLaurin's, so there would be some redundancy, but Jayden Daniels simply needs better weapons. I think Tate is probably the pick here if he's available and Love and Styles are off the board. Delane or McCoy would make sense here, too.

8. Saints: Mansoor Delane, CB, LSU

Delane might have clinched a top-10 spot after running a 4.38 forty at his Pro Day. There's a need for a CB1 opposite Kool-Aid McKinstry in NO. Tidy fit.

Vegas currently has Delane at +425 to be picked here, behind only Bain (+350) and tied with Tate (+425).

Watch out for Jermod McCoy – who had an anxiety-easing Pro Day of his own – to come off the board before Delane. McCoy is in play to be drafted at 1.08 (+750) and to be the first CB drafted (Delane -210/McCoy +130).

Also watch out for Rueben Bain here. The Saints are now open to drafting EDGE rushers that don't fit their usual Marcus Davenport/Payton Turner profile…which is probably a good thing. Still, Bain's alligator arms are a serious outlier and late-emerging character concerns don't help matters.

9. Chiefs: Caleb Downs, S, Ohio State

Francis Mauigoa would make a ton of sense here. The Chiefs are obviously looking to lean more into the run game with Kenneth Walker III, making bulldozing blocker Mauigoa a perfect fit in that capacity. LG Kingsley Suamataia has been horrid and RT Jaylon Moore is best-suited as a swing OT.

Mansoor Delane or Jermod McCoy makes sense here, too. KC is adept at mining CB gems for Spag's system later on in the draft, but I can't recall KC's CB depth chart looking as rough as it does right now. (Not ideal vs. a DEN team that is suddenly stacked at WR.) Delane and McCoy are potential Pro Bowl CB1s.

KC/Caleb Downs? I don't see it happening.

10. Bengals: Francis Mauigoa, OT, Miami

Caleb Down's 9.5 O/U is at -130 OVER. He's a box safety and not an elite athlete. I'm betting over.

In this scenario, I think the Bengals would draft Jermod McCoy. CIN currently needs a CB3, while D.J. Turner and Dax Hill (ideally the NCB) are both FAs after this season. Hell will freeze over before CIN pays both of their corners.

Monroe Freeling is a dark horse here. LT Orlando Brown Jr. is a good soldier, but he stinks. The money doesn't jive with the performance. (9 sacks allowed and 10 penalties, 60.6 PFF grade last season) The 3-year extension he recently signed has an easy out after 2026 and I expect the frugal Bengals to use it.

The Bengals aren't afraid to use redshirt seasons on high-upside, 1st round prospects to get out ahead of replacing expiring veterans, so Freeling makes sense. He may be able to start off at RG before switching to the blindside alongside former teammate Dylan Fairchild in 2027.

11. Dolphins: Jermod McCoy, CB, Tennessee

I'm thinking Delane and McCoy will pop off pretty quickly in the 1st round. McCoy shined at his Pro Day (4.38 forty, 38 inch vert), alleviating some injury concerns and giving his draft stock helium. Sadly, the Storm Duck era must come to an end at CB for MIA., making MIA/McCoy an ideal marriage.

Spencer Fano also makes sense here if available as a replacement for terminally-injured RT Austin Jackson or so-far-so-bad LG Jonah Savaiinaea. For what it's worth, the MIA brain trust has spoke of "building inside out" and – like McCoy – Fano is a RAS monster (9.76).

12. Cowboys: Rueben Bain Jr., DE, Miami

Note: Freeling is available here for the Browns in my proposed trade with the Cowboys.

Having just missed out on Delane/Downs/McCoy, the next best defender for DAL is probably Bain. (Apologies, Dillon Thieneman truthers). I could actually see the Cowboys drafting Thieneman here, but a move up for Sonny Styles is still the money move, IMO. Beyond the always-injured DeMarvion Overshown, DAL is pure practice squad at LB. A move up for Jeremiyah Love would also be a very Cowboys move.

13. Rams: Kayden Proctor, OT, Alabama

Note: Vegas indicates there will be a little run on O-linemen somewhere between 9 and 19, which feels about right.

LAR/Proctor isn't as outlandish as you might think. The Rams are currently at +280 (behind only WR at +145) to draft O-line first. (I mean, do we really trust Warren McClendon long term? He's a swing tackle). Darkhorse for Rams' win-now timeline: Vega Ione. Perhaps Ioane steps in at LG and Steve Avila moves back to C?

Despite what Tony Pauline may say, I'm out on Makai Lemon here. The Rams lean too heavily on two-and-three TE looks…and I think it's more by design than because of need.

Personal opinion: The money move for LA is to trade up for Francis Mauigoa.

14. Ravens: Makai Lemon, WR, USC

Note: We all know that Rueben Bain will slip right into BAL's waiting arms come Draft Day. But I'll go ahead with this anyway.

Ione makes a ton of sense as a plug-n-play LG for BAL. (OL is currently the top position to be drafted at +125 for BAL.)

Watch out for Kenyon Sadiq here. (TE is currently 4th at +750 for BAL.) Mark Andrews is approaching 31 and the Ravens aren't ones to let key contributors fully age out. They exhaust premium resources at the first signs of cracks in the foundation.

I don't like Lemon (or Tyson) here. My guess is that the Ravens will go the veteran route to find a larger, more physical option to Zay Flowers. (A.J. Brown?)

15. Buccaneers: Vega Ioane, G, Penn State

(OL is currently at +370 for TB, behind only EDGE and TE.)

Ioane as a plug-n-play upgrade from LG Ben Bredeson makes perfect sense and might give TB the best Oline in the NFC, but the Bucs are adept at turning 2nd Day OTs into quality Gs. (Gennings Dunker?) I still think TB will attempt to trade up for Bain or maybe even trade for Maxx Crosby.

16. Jets: Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon

NYJ/Sadiq? Nah. The Jets already have their TE of the future in Mason Taylor and there's too much skill set overlap for double TE looks. Probably a WR or DB for my Jets here.

Coincidentally, Tyson and Thieneman are on deck and in the hole. And there's always the chance that they love Ty Simpson, too, I guess.

I agree that this is Sadiq's range, and late top-10 wouldn't shock me. He's a physical freak and potential game-changer. If Sadiq is available here, maybe a small trade down with CAR for the Jets? Could easily see the Panthers target Sadiq.

17. Lions: Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State

I mean, OL is at -145 for position DET picks first for a reason, right? This might be Kayden Proctor's floor, and I don't think plug-n-play RT Blake Miller would be a reach.

Watch out for Keldric Faulk for the Lions. DET desperately needs a worthwhile 4-3 DE opposite Aidan Hutchinson.

18. Vikings: Dillon Thieneman, S, Oregon

Ugh. This chalk is inescapable. Every mock has MIN netting Thieleman, and Vegas has him firmly slotted at 1.18. I hate chalk so I give you this: DL (+190) is currently just ahead of S (+200) as first position drafted for MIN. There's hope.

Sign FA S Donovan Wilson? Keldric Faulk as a 5T? Peter Woods? Kayden McDonald? C'mon Vikings, anything but the "he looks like Harrison Smith" choice.

19. Panthers: Monroe Freeling, OT, Georgia

I've seen a few mocks that have the Panthers going OT. I'd be surprised. Having just signed Rasheed Walker, that would be a luxury move. The Panthers aren't there yet.

My hunch is that CAR will come out of the 1st round with Kenyon Sadiq, Kenyon McDonald or Keldric Faulk. Pack 20 more good pounds on Faulk's lengthy frame and you might have a poor man's Calais Campbell at 3-4 DE. The Panthers need better than Band-Aid Tershawn Wharton opposite Derrick Brown.

Note: I'm higher on Kayden McDonald than most and think he could pop off as early as 1.19. He's in play for the Panthers.

20. Cowboys: Keldric Faulk, DE, Auburn

Faulk would make sense as an EDGE tag-team partner for undersized Donovan Ezeiruaka.

DAL/Omar Cooper would make sense if the Cowboys trade George Pickens. We'll see what happens there.

I'm guessing DAL ultimately trades out of this pick to recoup some Day 2 assets, especially if they trade up from 1.12 for Styles or Love.

Why can't I shake this feeling that – some how, some way – the Cowboys will draft Dillon Thieneman?

21. Steelers: Blake Miller, OT, Clemson

Miller makes a lot of sense for PIT, who are currently at +185 to draft OL first. (Tied with WR.) Miller would allow Troy Fautanu to move to his natural LG position, or even LT should Broderick Jones' performance/health issues continue.

It's hard to say what PIT will do here when we're not privy to what's going on with the health of Broderick Jones. Spinal fusion surgery is serious business. What we do know is that Jones couldn't beat out Dan Moore at LT in '24, then struggled at LT (57.7 PFF grade through 12 games) before his neck injury last season. The Steelers are expected to deny Jones' $19M option for next season. Caleb Lomu would also make sense here as a starting LG and insurance for Jones.

22. Chargers: Omar Cooper, WR, Indiana

WR (+450) is in play for the Chargers, but DL (-120) is the current favorite for their first pick. Kayden McDonald or Peter Woods would be nice fits.

23. Eagles: Akheem Mesidor, DE, Miami

The Eagles just traded for Dontayvion Wicks on the heels of signing Hollywood Brown and Elijah Moore. PHI is going to trade A.J. Brown. (My money is on NE or BAL.) PHI/Cooper makes perfect sense if Cooper is available.

I wouldn't rule out Mesidor for PHI, as you can never rule out EDGE for PHI.

Ultimately, I think PHI will stay a step ahead of their need/age/contract situation along the OL and draft an OL capable of starting at RG then replacing Lane Johnson down the road. Caleb Lomu? Max Iheanachor?

24. Browns: Caleb Lomu, OT, Utah

Lomu would be the ideal pick for CLE should they opt for Carnell Tate at 1.06.

25. Bears: K.C. Concepcion, WR, Texas A&M

The Bears need to stop the run. They should make every effort to snag NT Kayden McDonald.

26. Bills: Colton Hood, CB, Tennessee

Another team that could really use Kayden McDonald. Vegas agrees (DL comfortably at #1 at -130 to be their first pick.)

27. 49ers: Peter Woods, DT, Clemson

Woods is entirely possible (DL +170), but my money is on OL (+115) or WR (+320). Iheanachor and Concepcion/Boston would fit.

28. Texans: Kayden McDonald, DT, Ohio State

McDonald is going to pop off higher than this, but yeah, he would be the perfect fit for the Texans, assuming none of top-tier O-linemen slip.

29. Chiefs: Max Iheanaschor, OT, Arizona State

KC/Iheanachor makes a ton of sense.

30. Dolphins: Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, S, Toledo

I don't like McNeil-Warren in the 1st round, but Vegas seems to. (-265 on OVER 2.5 safeties to be drafted in the 1st round.)

31. Patriots: Denzel Boston, WR, Washington

"Boston" to the Patriots. The need is there. C'mon Pats, make it happen.

32. Seahawks: T.J. Parker, DE, Clemson

Wouldn't count out an EDGE for SEA given Lawrence's age and the loss of Moye, but I'm thinking Schneider would like to trade out of here. If the Seahawks stick-n-pick, I like CB Chris Johnson or RB Jadarian Price as the last 1st-rounder.

Round:2

33. Jets: Malachi Lawrence, DE, Central Florida

34. Cardinals: Chris Johnson, CB, San Diego State

35. Titans: Ty Simpson, QB, Alabama

36. Raiders: Chase Bisontis, OT, Texas A&M

37. Giants: Avieon Terrell, CB, Clemson

38. Texans: Cashius Howell, DE, Texas A&M

39. Browns: Zion Young, DE, Missouri

40. Chiefs: C.J. Allen, LB, Georgia

41. Bengals: Caleb Banks, DT, Florida

42. Saints: Keylan Rutledge, G, Georgia Tech

43. Dolphins: Jadarian Price, RB, Notre Dame

44. Jets: R. Mason Thomas, DE/OLB, Oklahoma

45. Ravens: Anthony Hill Jr., LB, Texas

46. Buccaneers: Jacob Rodriguez, LB, Texas Tech

47. Colts: Emmanuel Pregnon, G, Oregon

48. Falcons: Brandon Cisse, CB, South Carolina

49. Vikings: Christian Miller, DT, Georgia

50. Lions: D’Angelo Ponds, CB, Indiana

51. Panthers: Eli Stowers, TE, Vanderbilt

52. Packers: Gabe Jacas, DE, Illinois

53. Steelers: Lee Hunter, DT, Texas Tech

54. Eagles: Chris Brazzell II, WR, Tennessee

55. Chargers: A.J. Haulcy, CB, LSU

56. Jaguars: Mike Washington, RB, Arkansas

57. Bears: Germie Bernard, WR, Alabama

58. 49ers: Oscar Delp, TE, Georgia

59. Texans: Max Klare, TE, Ohio State

60. Bears: Zachariah Branch, WR, Georgia

61. Rams: Jake Golday, LB, Cincinnati

62. Broncos: Chris Bell, WR, Louisville

63. Patriots: Keionte Scott, S, Miami

64. Seahawks: Malachi Fields, WR, Notre Dame

2026 NFL Draft Big Board

Charlie Campbell — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The top prospects available for the 2026 NFL Draft.

By Charlie Campbell
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Updated April 15, 2026

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Top-5 Prospects:

Jeremiyah Love, RB, Notre Dame. Previously: 1 Avg. 2.6 per 35
04/15/26: In 2025, Love averaged 6.9 yards per carry for 1,372 yards with 18 touchdowns. He had 27 catches for 280 yards with three touchdowns receiving, and Love blocked well in pass protection. At the NFL Scouting Combine, Love worked out well and showed his excellent skill set. He is a worthy top-10 pick and is a back that is comparable to other top-16 picks like Bijan Robinson, Ezekiel Elliott, and Leonard Fournette.

In 2024, Love had a breakout season for the Fighting Irish, producing a lot of clutch plays to help the Irish reach the National Championship. As a sophomore, Love averaged 6.9 yards per carry for 1,125 yards with 17 touchdowns. He also caught 28 passes for 237 yards. Love has a strong build and is a physical downhill runner. Love is a talented runner with speed and instincts. He reminds me of Nick Chubb at Georgia.

David Bailey, DE, Texas Tech. Previously: 2 Avg. 6.7 per 31
04/15/26: The 6-foot-3, 250-pound Bailey is a lightning fast edge rusher. In 2025, he had 14.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, three passes batted, and 52 tackles. Bailey could be a riser through the 2026 draft process. He is a fast edge rusher with natural quarterback-hunting ability. In 2024, he recorded 31 tackles with seven sacks and five forced fumbles with Stanford. Bailey ran fast as expected at the NFL Scouting Combine.

Caleb Downs, S, Ohio State. Previously: 3 Avg. 3.7 per 35
04/15/26: Downs had 68 tackles with two interceptions, two forced fumbles, three passes broken up, and one sack in 2025. He was quiet against Texas but had an interception against Gambling. Downs played well overall against Penn State.

In 2024, Downs had 76 tackles with six passes broken up and two interceptions while helping the Buckeyes to win a National Championship. Downs was phenomenal for Alabama in 2023, recording 107 tackles, two interceptions, three passes broken up, and a forced fumble. After the season, he transferred to Ohio State. Downs (6-0, 205) has the potential to be a star prospect for the 2026 NFL Draft.

Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana. Previously: 4 Avg. 6.3 per 29
04/15/26: In 2025, Mendoza completed 72 percent of his passes for 3,535 yards with 41 touchdowns and six interceptions. He had seven rushing touchdowns as well. The 6-foot-5, 225-pounder has a quality arm, reads the field well, makes good decisions, and has dangerous pocket passing ability. Mendoza played well for Cal in 2024. He completed 69 percent of his passes for 3,004 yards with 16 touchdowns and six interceptions. Mendoza has good size, and while he is not a running threat, he has some functional mobility to move around and pick up yards on the ground.

Arvell Reese, LB, Ohio State. Previously: 5 Avg. 8.3 per 30
04/15/26: In 2025, Reese had 69 tackles with 6.5 sacks, two passes broken up, zero forced fumbles, and zero interceptions. Team sources feel that Reese is a special player as they like his instincts in combination with being big, athletic, and very fast. Reese put that skill set on display with his size and explosive speed at the NFL Scouting Combine. At 6-foot-4. 238 pounds, Reese is a large linebacker with a versatile skill set. He is very good at dropping in coverage, rushing the passer, and is a sideline-to-sideline run defender. In 2024, Reese had 43 tackles with .5 sacks as a rotational backup.

Top-10 Prospects:

Sonny Styles, LB, Ohio State. Previously: 6 Avg. 35.8 per 35
04/15/26: In 2025, Styles had 83 tackles, five passes defended, one interception, .5 sacks, and a forced fumble. Styles (6-4, 243) has a lot of talent and started to play up to his potential during the 2024 season. He finished with 100 tackles, six sacks, one forced fumble, and five passes broken up. In 2023, he recorded 53 tackles, two sacks, and one pass batted. Throughout his career, Styles was very good in pass coverage. Styles started out as a safety, but was eventually moved to linebacker. Styles is fast, athletic, and versatile. He could be a valuable zone coverage linebacker who is also a sideline-to-sideline run defender. He had a legendary workout at the NFL Scouting Combine.

Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State. Previously: 7 Avg. 6.3 per 35
04/15/26: Tyson had 61 catches for 711 yards and eight touchdowns. He missed a few games with injuries, and that has been a common theme for Tyson. Thus, some team sources have medical concerns about Tyson’s durability in the NFL. However, he is a well-rounded receiver who is tremendous at generating separation. He should go top-16 unless his medical reports drop him down.

Tyson was a dangerous weapon for the Sun Devils in 2024 as he hauled in 75 catches for 1,101 yards and 10 touchdowns. Tyson is fast with easy acceleration. The 6-foot-1, 195-pounder has adequate size and showed some serious speed and explosiveness in 2022 when he averaged 21.4 yards per reception (22-470-4).

Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon. Previously: 8 Avg. 15.4 per 32
04/15/26: In 2025, Sadiq had 46 catches for 531 yards and eight touchdowns. Sadiq flashed in 2024 with 24 catches for 308 yards and two touchdowns. The 6-foot-3, 245-pound Sadiq is a dangerous receiver with athletic upside. Team sources are raving about Sadiq as a talent and mismatch weapon. He put his talent on display with the fastest 40-yard dash for a tight end prospect since 2003.

Francis Mauigoa, OT, Miami. Previously: 10 Avg. 22.7 per 35
04/15/26: Mauigoa was a star recruit and one of the top players in the nation. After choosing the Hurricanes, Mauigoa has been a starting tackle the past three seasons. The 6-foot-6, 315-pounder has a quality skill set with upside, but has not been dominant. Some team sources feel he might be better off moving inside to guard in the NFL, but he could be a starting right tackle or guard in the NFL.

10.

Spencer Fano, OT, Utah. Previously: 11 Avg. 10.7 per 35
04/15/26: Fano has had a mixed performance this season. Taking on Texas Tech, he did a nice job overall with Red Raiders edge rusher David Bailey, but Fano had a critical penalty that canceled out a long touchdown pass. Team sources have been mixed on Fano, and some feel his 2025 tape has been underwhelming. Others really like him and think that he has huge upside, great character, and will be an excellent player in a couple years if he gets good coaching to develop him.

The 6-foot-5, 304-pound Fano has a lot of talent, and has played well at tackle for the Utes. He has been a versatile tackle with 11 starts at left tackle and 13 at right tackle heading into the 2025 season. For the most part, Fano played on the left side in 2023 and on the right side in 2024.

Top-15 Prospects:

11.

Mansoor Delane, CB, LSU. Previously: 12 Avg. 11 per 35
04/15/26: Delane had 45 tackles with two interceptions and 11 passes broken up. He has played well this season for LSU.

Delane is an instinctive defender with a quality skill set for the next level. In 2024, he had four interceptions with seven passes defended, two forced fumbles, and 54 tackles with Virginia Tech. In 2023, he had one interception, one pass batted, and 54 tackles. He had eight breakups with an interception in 2022 as a freshman. The 6-foot-1, 188-pounder has good size to him with upside to continue to get better as he gains experience.

12.

Kayden Proctor, OT, Alabama. Previously: 13 Avg. 15.1 per 35
04/15/26: Proctor had a mixed 2025 season. There were games where he was excellent. He was solid but had a few plays get away from him against Missouri and their dynamic edge rush tandem. He had some problems with Auburn defensive end Keldric Faulk. Proctor had an ugly game against South Carolina. Proctor has a good skill set, but weight issues are a problem for the NFL. Proctor has a lot of talent, but needs development.

Overall, Proctor played well in 2023 as a freshman. Except for struggling against Michigan in the college football playoff, Proctor was generally reliable in protecting Jalen Milroe. Proctor (6-7, 360) is a massive lef tackle who could also be a right tackle candidate in the NFL. Sources from Alabama have said that Proctor has make-up and character concerns.

13.

Keldric Faulk, DE, Auburn. Previously: 14 Avg. 6.9 per 35
04/15/26: Faulk had 29 tackles with two sacks and three passes batted. He played well, but the lack of pass rush production was disappointing. Auburn hurt Faulk by playing him in a lot of a two-gap scheme. Faulk has a good skill set, lots of upside, and outstanding character.

Faulk was a beast for Auburn in 2024, with a big-time presence behind the line of scrimmage. He had seven sacks, 45 tackles, and one forced fumble. He has shown speed and power as a pass rusher while being a big-bodied lineman to defend the run. The 6-foot-6, 288-pounder has upside to develop as he gains experience.

14.

Ty Simpson, QB, Alabama. Previously: 9 Avg. 5 per 26
04/15/26: In 2025, Simpson completed 65 percent of his passes for 3,500 yards with 28 touchdowns, five interceptions, and two rushing touchdowns. Simpson has shown some serious arm talent, making some beautiful throws downfield with superb ball placement to beat tight coverage. In tight games, Simpson made some great passes to lead his team to wins over Georgia and Missouri. Simpson (6-2, 208) is accurate, smart, has a strong arm, and throws with timing and anticipation.

15.

Jermod McCoy, CB, Tennessee. Previously: 16 Avg. 13.5 per 35
04/15/26: McCoy did not play this season as he works his way back from a torn ACL. Some team sources think McCoy is worthy of going top-20 if his medical report comes back clean.

The 6-foot, 190-pound McCoy had an excellent sophomore season with 44 tackles, four interceptions, and seven passes broken up. He played well in 2023 with 31 tackles, two interceptions, and seven breakups. McCoy is an instinctive corner with good ball skills and a willing tackler.

Top-20 Prospects:

16.

Peter Woods, DT, Clemson. Previously: 15 Avg. 19.5 per 35
04/15/26: Woods had 30 tackles with two sacks and a pass batted. He had a respectable season but was not dominant. However, Woods is a three-technique with interior pass rush talent, and that is a tough commodity to find.

Woods got his season off to a strong start against Georgia, and he has been disruptive for Clemson. In 2024, he had three sacks and 26 tackles. Woods (6-3, 315) has upside to be better in 2025.

17.

Rueben Bain Jr., DE, Miami. Previously: 17 Avg. 26.2 per 35
04/15/26: Bain had 54 tackles, 9.5 sacks, an interception, and a forced fumble. Bain had an excellent freshman season for Miami, totaling 7.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, and 44 tackles. At the point of attack, Bain (6-3, 275) is strong and violent. He is tough to set the edge in the ground game, and Bain battles hard on every snap with relentless effort. In the pass rush, he shows some quickness and power, but some team sources feel that Bain is a tweener tackle/end. Bain was injured to start 2024 and didn’t debut until early October. He totaled 23 tackles with 3.5 sacks.

Bain had an excellent freshman season for Miami, totaling 7.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, and 44 tackles. The 6-foot-3, 275-pounder has the upside to be better as he gains experience. Bain was injured to start 2024 and didn

18.

Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State. Previously: 18 Avg. 30.8 per 31
04/15/26: With teammates like Marvin Harrison Jr., Emeka Egbuka, and Jeremiah Smith, Tate went under the radar, but he is a talented receiver in his own right and showed that in 2025. The 6-foot-3, 195-pounder has good size, runs well enough, and has flashed big-play ability while never being the No. 1 featured receiver. In 2025, Tate had 51 receptions for 875 yards with nine touchdowns. In 2024, Tate had 50 receptions for 698 yards and four touchdowns. Tate flashed as a freshman in 2023, catching 18 passes for 264 yards and a touchdown. Tate has athletic upside and untapped potential.

19.

Zion Young, DE, Missouri. Previously: 19 Avg. 21.7 per 29
04/15/26: Young had 42 tackles with 6.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, and two passes batted. He was very productive in producing pressures as well. In 2024, Young had 41 tackles with 2.5 sacks and a forced fumble. The 6-foot-6, 265-pound Young has good size, length, and upside to produce more as he gets developed. Young got a DUI arrest and has some character concerns, but he helped himself with an excellent week of Senior Bowl practice.

20.

Ola Ioane, G, Penn State. Previously: 20 Avg. 38.3 per 31
04/15/26: The 6-foot-4, 334-pound Ioane is a strong blocker at the point of attack with the ability to generate movement in the ground game. He is also a reliable pass protector. Ioane is explosive, can mirror speed rushers, and plays with physicality with a nasty streak. Ioane looks like a guard for the NFL and probably does not have the length to kick outside to tackle.

21.

Denzel Boston, WR, Washington. Previously: 21 Avg. 15.4 per 35
04/15/26: Boston had 56 catches for 755 yards and 10 touchdowns. Boston has played well for Washington and was consistent. He is a size mismatch problem with a style of play similar to Tet McMillan or Drake London.

After Washington lost a trio of good receivers to the NFL, Boston enjoyed a breakout season for the Huskies in 2024. He had 64 receptions for 834 yards and nine touchdowns. The 6-foot-4, 209-pounder has mismatch size and looks like he is just scratching the surface of his potential.

22.

K.C. Concepcion, WR, Texas A&M. Previously: 22 Avg. 24.4 per 17
04/15/26: Concepcion caught 61 passes for 919 yards and nine touchdowns, and returned two punts for touchdowns. The 5-foot-11, 190-pounder is a quick and shifty receiver who is very dangerous with the ball in his hands, over two seasons at N.C. State, Concepcion flashed some ability with the Wolfpack. In 2023, he had 71 receptions for 839 yards and 10 touchdowns. He also ran for 320 yards that season on 41 carries. In 2024, he had 53 catches for 460 yards and six scores.

23.

Brandon Cisse, CB, South Carolina. Previously: 23 Avg. 20.2 per 24
04/15/26: Cisse was an impressive cover corner for South Carolina in 2025. He had 27 tackles with an interception, five passes batted, and a forced fumble. In 2024, he had 28 tackles with five passes broken up. The 6-foot, 190-pounder has quality size to go with speed and athleticism. He could be a starting man corner in the NFL.

24.

Caleb Banks, DT, Florida. Previously: 24 Avg. 29.4 per 35
04/15/26: In 2025, Banks injured his foot in September and missed over two months. He had six tackles for the season, but Banks (6-6, 325) was excellent at the Senior Bowl. He is a quick interior pass rusher with the size and strength to defend the run. Banks is well-rounded, but gets in trouble when he stands up and plays too high. In his second season with the Gators, Banks showed his pass-rush ability in 2024. He recorded 4.5 sacks with 21 tackles, one forced fumble, and one pass defended. He had 19 tackles with a sack in 2023. Prior to that, Banks had two tackles with a sack while playing at Louisville. Banks has a good skill set with upside.

In his second season with the Gators, Banks (6-6, 325) is a large interior defender who flashed some pass-rush ability in 2024. He recorded 4.5 sacks with 21 tackles, one forced fumble, and one pass defended. He had 19 tackles with a sack in 2023. Prior to that, Banks had two tackles with a sack while playing at Louisville. Banks has a good skill set with upside.

25.

Avieon Terrell, CB, Clemson. Previously: 25 Avg. 21.9 per 35
04/15/26: Terrell had 48 tackles with four forced fumbles, three sacks, and nine passes batted. Terrell is a fast cover corner to run the route and prevent separation. He has an amazing knack for forcing fumbles. However, Terrell is very undersized for the NFL.

Terrell (5-11, 180) is a fast and fluid cover corner who is extremely adept at running the route to prevent separation. He has excellent ball skills, instincts, and plays bigger and stronger than his size. The size and future durability are the biggest concerns for the NFL. Terrell worked his way onto the field as a freshman and had five starts. He recorded 19 tackles with four passes broken up and an interception. In 2024, Terrell started every game and totaled 58 tackles with two interceptions, 12 passes broken up, three forced fumbles, and 4.5 tackles for a loss. Terrell is the younger brother of Atlanta Falcons cornerback A.J. Terrell.

Top-160 Prospects:

26.

Makai Lemon, WR, USC. Previously: 26 Avg. 32.1 per 13

27.

Monroe Freeling, OT, Georgia. Previously: 27 Avg. 27.2 per 6

28.

Max Iheanschor, OT, Arizona State. Previously: 28 Avg. 27.7 per 11

29.

C.J. Allen, LB, Georgia. Previously: 29 Avg. 33.1 per 31

30.

Caleb Lomu, OT, Utah. Previously: 30 Avg. 27.8 per 31

31.

Jadarian Price, RB, Notre Dame. Previously: 31 Avg. 43.9 per 31

32.

Cashius Howell, DE, Texas A&M. Previously: 32 Avg. 40.1 per 27

33.

Gabe Jacas, DE, Illinois. Previously: 41 Avg. 40.8 per 35

34.

R. Mason Thomas, OLB, Oklahoma. Previously: 33 Avg. 34.6 per 24

35.

Jake Slaughter, C, Florida. Previously: 34 Avg. 42 per 22

36.

Lee Hunter, DT, Texas Tech. Previously: 56 Avg. 61.4 per 14

37.

Kamari Ramsey, S, USC. Previously: 37 Avg. 37.9 per 31

38.

Chris Bell, WR, Louisville. Previously: 38 Avg. 28.6 per 29

39.

Blake Miller, OT, Clemson. Previously: 39 Avg. 35.6 per 35

40.

Harold Perkins Jr, LB, LSU. Previously: 40 Avg. 26 per 35

41.

Will Lee, CB, Texas A&M. Previously: 36 Avg. 38.1 per 31

42.

Emmanuel Pregnon, G, Oregon. Previously: 42 Avg. 45.8 per 15

43.

Dillon Thieneman, S, Oregon. Previously: 43 Avg. 43 per 13

44.

Malachi Fields, WR, Notre Dame. Previously: 44 Avg. 47.1 per 22

45.

T.J. Parker, DE, Clemson. Previously: 61 Avg. 56.7 per 35

46.

Germie Bernard, WR, Alabama. Previously: 46 Avg. 46.3 per 14

47.

Drew Bowry, OT, Boston College. Previously: 47 Avg. 37.4 per 31

48.

Anthony Hill Jr., LB, Texas. Previously: 48 Avg. 38.5 per 35

49.

Akheem Mesidor, DE, Miami. Previously: 49 Avg. 51.9 per 24

50.

Darrell Jackson Jr, DT, Florida State. Previously: 50 Avg. 59.9 per 27

51.

Gennings Dunker, OT/G, Iowa. Previously: 62 Avg. 61.1 per 11

52.

Jacob Rodriguez, LB, Texas Tech. Previously: 52 Avg. 66.5 per 11

53.

Domani Jackson, CB, Alabama. Previously: 53 Avg. 44.6 per 35

54.

Drew Shelton, OT, Penn State. Previously: 54 Avg. 47 per 35

55.

Garrett Nussmeier, QB, LSU. Previously: 55 Avg. 42 per 35

56.

L.T. Overton, DT, Alabama. Previously: 35 Avg. 31.1 per 35

57.

Kyle Louis, LB, Pittsburgh. Previously: 57 Avg. 52 per 35

58.

Chris Brazzell, WR, Tennessee. Previously: 59 Avg. 59 per 11

59.

Ja’Kobi Lane, WR, USC. Previously: 58 Avg. 58.5 per 2

60.

Derrick Moore, DE, Michigan. Previously: 60 Avg. 57.6 per 14

61.

Connor Lew, C, Auburn. Previously: 45 Avg. 41.6 per 35

62.

Sam Hecht, C, Kansas State. Previously: 51 Avg. 50.5 per 17

63.

D’Angelo Ponds, CB, Indiana. Previously: 63 Avg. 63 per 10

64.

Isaiah World, OT, Oregon. Previously: 64 Avg. 29.7 per 35

65.

Kage Casey, OT, Boise State. Previously: 65 Avg. 65 per 11

66.

Jaylon Guilbeau, CB, Texas. Previously: 66 Avg. 49.3 per 35

67.

Sam Roush, TE, Stanford. Previously: 67 Avg. 67 per 11

68.

Nick Singleton, RB, Penn State. Previously: 68 Avg. 61.7 per 35

69.

Dani Dennis-Sutton, DE, Penn State. Previously: 69 Avg. 49.4 per 31

70.

Demond Claiborne, RB, Wake Forest. Previously: 70 Avg. 70.2 per 26

71.

DeMonte Capehart, DT, Clemson. Previously: 71 Avg. 63.8 per 35

72.

Keylan Rutledge, G, Georgia Tech. Previously: 72 Avg. 56.6 per 14

73.

Deion Burks, WR, Oklahoma. Previously: 73 Avg. 63.4 per 35

74.

Julian Neal, CB, Arkansas. Previously: 74 Avg. 76.4 per 11

75.

Christian Miller, DT, Georgia. Previously: 75 Avg. 75 per 9

76.

Carson Beck, QB, Georgia. Previously: 76 Avg. 72.4 per 31

77.

Oscar Delp, TE, Georgia. Previously: 77 Avg. 77 per 11

78.

Bud Clark, S, TCU. Previously: 78 Avg. 78 per 11

79.

Max Klare, TE, Ohio State. Previously: 79 Avg. 64.8 per 35

80.

Fernando Carmona, OT, Arkansas. Previously: 80 Avg. 64.4 per 31

81.

Diego Pounds, OT, Ole Miss. Previously: 81 Avg. 81 per 14

82.

Logan Jones, C, Iowa. Previously: 82 Avg. 82 per 22

83.

Aaron Anderson, WR, LSU. Previously: 83 Avg. 55.1 per 35

84.

Deonte Lawson, LB, Alabama. Previously: 84 Avg. 75.5 per 35

85.

Malik Muhammad, CB, Texas. Previously: 85 Avg. 76.4 per 11

86.

Keyron Crawford, DE, Auburn. Previously: 86 Avg. 86 per 11

87.

Anez Cooper, G, Miami. Previously: 87 Avg. 87 per 2

88.

Antonio Williams, WR, Clemson. Previously: 88 Avg. 57.5 per 35

89.

Drew Allar, QB, Penn State. Previously: 89 Avg. 74 per 35

90.

Tyreak Sapp, DE, Florida. Previously: 90 Avg. 74 per 35

91.

Matthew Hibner, TE, SMU. Previously: 91 Avg. 91 per 11

92.

Jonah Coleman, RB, Washington. Previously: 92 Avg. 92 per 11

93.

Mike Washington, RB, Arkansas. Previously: 93 Avg. 93 per 11

94.

Nate Boerkircher, TE, Texas A&M. Previously: 94 Avg. 94 per 11

95.

A.J. Haulcy, S, LSU. Previously: 95 Avg. 95 per 2

96.

Aamil Wagner, OT, Notre Dame. Previously: 96 Avg. 86.1 per 13

97.

Romello Heights, DE, Texas Tech. Previously: 97 Avg. 89.7 per 14

98.

Beau Stephens, G, Iowa. Previously: 98 Avg. 90.9 per 14

99.

Javon Kilgore, CB/S, South Carolina. Previously: 99 Avg. 73.5 per 35

100.

Zane Durant, DT, Penn State. Previously: 100 Avg. 100 per 11

101.

Gracen Halton, DT, Oklahoma. Previously: 101 Avg. 101 per 9

102.

Mason Reiger, DE, Wisconsin. Previously: 102 Avg. 102 per 9

103.

Rayshaun Benny, DT, Michigan. Previously: 103 Avg. 103 per 9

104.

Xavien Sorey, LB, Arkansas. Previously: 104 Avg. 104 per 9

105.

Cameron Ball, DT, Arkansas. Previously: 105 Avg. 105 per 9

106.

Max Llewellyn, DE, Iowa. Previously: 106 Avg. 106 per 9

107.

Omar Cooper, WR, Indiana. Previously: 107 Avg. 107 per 9

108.

Elijah Sarratt, WR, Indiana. Previously: 108 Avg. 108 per 9

109.

Michael Taaffe, S, Texas. Previously: 109 Avg. 109 per 9

110.

Logan Fano, DE, Utah. Previously: 110 Avg. 110 per 9

111.

Zakee Wheatley, S, Penn State. Previously: 111 Avg. 111 per 9

112.

Joshua Josephs, DE, Tennessee. Previously: 112 Avg. 112 per 9

113.

Vincent Anthony, DE, Duke. Previously: 113 Avg. 113 per 9

114.

Josh Cuevas, TE, Alabama. Previously: 114 Avg. 114 per 9

115.

Austin Barber, OT, Florida. Previously: 115 Avg. 95.8 per 12

116.

John Michael Gyllenborg, TE, Wyoming. Previously: 116 Avg. 79 per 35

117.

Keyshawn Elliott, LB, Arizona State. Previously: 117 Avg. 117 per 9

118.

J.C. Davis, OT, Illinois. Previously: 118 Avg. 118 per 9

119.

Chandler Rivers, CB, Duke. Previously: 119 Avg. 119 per 9

120.

Eli Stowers, TE, Vanderbilt. Previously: 120 Avg. 120 per 8

121.

Davison Igbinosun, CB, Ohio State. Previously: 121 Avg. 121 per 8

122.

Ephesians Prysock, CB, Washington. Previously: 122 Avg. 122 per 8

123.

Lander Barton, LB, Utah. Previously: 123 Avg. 123 per 8

124.

Rahul Faison, RB, South Carolina. Previously: 124 Avg. 124 per 8

125.

Fa’alili Fa’amoe, OT, Wake Forest. Previously: 125 Avg. 125 per 8

126.

Seth McGowan, RB, Kentucky. Previously: 126 Avg. 126 per 8

127.

Jeffrey M’ba, DT, SMU. Previously: 127 Avg. 127 per 8

128.

Will Pauling, WR, Notre Dame. Previously: 128 Avg. 128 per 8

129.

Dillon Bell, WR, Georgia. Previously: 129 Avg. 129 per 8

130.

Jack Endries, TE, Texas. Previously: 130 Avg. 130 per 8

131.

Kaelon Black, RB, Indiana. Previously: 131 Avg. 131 per 8

132.

Caleb Douglas, WR, Texas Tech. Previously: 132 Avg. 132 per 8

133.

Kaytron Allen, RB, Penn State. Previously: 133 Avg. 133 per 8

134.

Luke Altmeyer, QB, Illinois. Previously: 134 Avg. 134 per 8

135.

Taylen Green, QB, Arkansas. Previously: 135 Avg. 135 per 8

136.

Deven Eastern, DT, Minnesota. Previously: 136 Avg. 129.3 per 9

137.

Bryce Lance, WR, North Dakota State. Previously: 137 Avg. 137 per 6

138.

Jeremiah Wright, G, Auburn. Previously: 138 Avg. 138 per 6

139.

Le’Veon Moss, RB, Texas A&M. Previously: 139 Avg. 139 per 2

140.

Tim Keenan, DT, Alabama. Previously: 140 Avg. 140 per 6

141.

Dametrious Crownover, OT, Texas A&M. Previously: 141 Avg. 141 per 5

142.

George Gumbs Jr., OLB, Florida. Previously: 142 Avg. 142 per 5

143.

Caden Curry, DE, Ohio State. Previously: 143 Avg. 143 per 5

144.

Pat Coogan, C, Indiana. Previously: 144 Avg. 144 per 5

145.

Kevin Coleman Jr, WR, Missouri. Previously: 145 Avg. 145 per 5

146.

Micah Morris, G, Georgia. Previously: 146 Avg. 146 per 5

147.

Jakobe Thomas, S, Miami. Previously: 147 Avg. 147 per 5

148.

Jordan Hudson, WR, SMU. Previously: 148 Avg. 148 per 5

149.

Jam Miller, RB, Alabama. Previously: 149 Avg. 149 per 5

150.

Brenen Thompson, WR, Mississippi State. Previously: 150 Avg. 150 per 5

151.

Jack Kelly, LB, BYU. Previously: 151 Avg. 151 per 2

152.

Jalon Daniels, QB, Kansas. Previously: 152 Avg. 152 per 2

153.

Cade Klubnik, QB, Clemson. Previously: 153 Avg. 77.8 per 24

154.

Kendrick Law, WR, Alabama. Previously: 154 Avg. 154 per 2

155.

J. Michael Sturdivant, WR, Florida. Previously: 155 Avg. 155 per 2

156.

Dae’Quan Wright, TE, Ole Miss. Previously: 156 Avg. 156 per 2

157.

C.J. Daniels, WR, Miami. Previously: 157 Avg. 157 per 2

158.

Eli Raridon, TE, Notre Dame. Previously: 158 Avg. 85.8 per 22

159.

Tanner Koziol, TE, Houston. Previously: 159 Avg. 106.6 per 11

160.

Parker Robertson, S, Oklahoma State. Previously: 160 Avg. 160 per 2

2026 NFL Mock Draft

Walt — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000

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Las Vegas Raiders: Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana

The Raiders are desperate for a quarterback, so they did whatever it took to obtain one. This included sitting their best player after he expressed a desire to beat his opponent.

Geno Smith was terrible last year, which may have surprised ESPN’s atrocious hires, one of whom said that Smith was a top-10 NFL quarterback when he was traded to Las Vegas. Smith was one of the worst starting quarterbacks in the NFL, so the Raiders will be drafting a new franchise signal-caller.

Fernando Mendoza has great size, arm strength, and accuracy. He was seen as raw entering the 2025 season, but he had a tremendous year. He will be the No. 1 pick in this 2026 NFL Mock Draft unless he gets abducted by aliens.

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New York Jets: David Bailey, DE, Texas Tech

Arvell Reese was the favorite to go to the Jets for a while, but I saw it as 51-49 since the combine. Reese had the better combine performance, but David Bailey also performed on a high level. It sounds like Bailey is the preferred option for New York, as Bailey is more of a pass rusher than the hybrid Reese is. Defensive help is obviously needed everywhere on a stop unit ranked 29th in EPA. Bailey is now the pick here in this mock draft, but Reese is still a possibility.

David Bailey is a fast edge rusher with great potential. I can’t imagine slotting Bailey later than No. 4 in this mock draft. He could end up going No. 2 or 3.

Dallas Cowboys: Arvell Reese, LB, Ohio State

TRADE!

I hate predicting trades in my mock draft. I’ll only ever do it if I’m very confident that there will be a deal, and I believe that to be the case in this instance. The Cardinals are desperate to trade down, while the Cowboys really want to move up for a star edge rusher to replace Micah Parsons.

The best player available will be either David Bailey or Arvell Reese. In this mock draft, it’s Reese, with Bailey off the board at No. 2 overall.

Reese is a special player because of his incredible instincts and athleticism. He can rush the passer on the edge or play linebacker.

Pick change; previously Arvell Reese, LB (ARZ)

Tennessee Titans: Jeremiyah Love, RB, Notre Dame

The Titans have one of the worst defenses in the NFL. They need to find the best defensive player possible. Of course, there’s a huge difference between “need” and “want,” so we’ll see if the two align. If not, the Titans could end up drafting a player to bolster their rushing attack.

Jeremiyah Love is a powerful, downhill runner with plus receiving ability.

New York Giants: Spencer Fano, OT, Utah

The more I think about it, the more this selection has to be about helping Jaxson Dart, whether it’s in the form of a receiver, offensive lineman, or even a running back. With Jeremiyah Love off the board in this 2026 NFL Mock Draft, the Giants can use this pick on one of the other two areas.

Jermaine Eluemunor was re-signed, but the Giants can still use this pick on someone like Spencer Fano. The Utah product can start at guard and then eventually move to right tackle once Eluemunor’s time with the Giants is done.

Spencer Fano was fantastic at Utah, but has short arms. He may move to guard or stay at left tackle.

Cleveland Browns: Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State

Ty Simpson is not worthy of the sixth pick, so he will not be the choice in this mock draft. Ownership seems to like Shedeur Sanders, so they may want to give him one more year to prove himself. If so, the Browns could look to add the best player available, and that could be a prospect who would further enhance the pass rush. Then again, the Browns have done lots of work on receivers and left tackles. Jerry Jeudy has been a huge disappointment, so Cleveland needs a new No. 1 target for either Sanders or Deshaun Watson. Meanwhile, left tackle has been a big problem since Jedrick Wills regressed.

Carnell Tate didn’t do much as a freshman, but the tall receiver had a breakout sophomore campaign.

Pick change; previously Francis Mauigoa, OT

Washington Commanders: Sonny Styles, LB, Ohio State

Jacory Croskey-Merritt was a fun story because he liked to be called Bill for some reason, but the Redskins need to make sure that Jayden Daniels can lean on a potent rushing attack so that he’s not taking too many hits. Jeremiyah Love makes sense for that reason, but he’s not available in this mock draft.

The Redskins had severe issues defending the middle of the field last year. Bobby Wagner is a million years old, so Washington needs a new linebacker.

Sonny Styles is a versatile linebacker who plays well in coverage. This is the highest he’s ever been in this 2026 NFL Mock Draft, but he had an amazing combine in which he broke records, and he’s now in the conversation to be the fifth-overall pick.

Pick change; previously Carnell Tate, WR

New Orleans Saints: Caleb Downs, S, Ohio State

The Saints have nothing at receiver outside of Chris Olave, and they can’t exactly count on Olave remaining healthy. Drafting a receiver at No. 8 is a very real possibility. If Carnell Tate is unavailable, however, and the Saints are uncomfortable with Jordyn Tyson’s health, however, perhaps New Orleans will find an upgrade for their defense, which is exactly what’s happening in this mock draft.

Caleb Downs projects as one of the top play-making safeties in the NFL in several years. Downs reportedly had a concern with his knee, but Charlie Campbell said that team sources didn’t share a concern with it.

Kansas City Chiefs: Rueben Bain Jr., DE, Miami

The Chiefs need to address a lot. One thing is their poor receiver group. Rashee Rice may be suspended or imprisoned based on his latest off-the-field transgressions. Kansas City will have nothing at receiver if Rice is gone, save for Xavier Worthy, who regressed last year. The offensive line can also be addressed. Jawaan Taylor is gone, and so the Chiefs need a new right tackle and also some interior help. And then there’s the pass rush; Kansas City really struggled to get to the quarterback last year. This mock draft will have the Chiefs find help with the latter.

Rueben Bain was very productive as a freshman and has a ton of upside. There are suddenly off-the-field issues with Bain, but Andy Reid isn’t one to shy away from talented players who have done bad things outside of football.

Cincinnati Bengals: Mansoor Delane, CB, LSU

The Bengals have severe issues throughout their defense, so taking the best player on that side of the ball makes sense. The Bengals have a talented cornerback, but they need another one to help deal with all of the talented quarterbacks in the AFC.

Mansoor Delane is very instinctive with nice size.

Pick change; previously Sonny Styles, LB

Miami Dolphins: Makai Lemon, WR, USC

The Dolphins have looked like the worst team in the NFL at times last year, and part of that is Tua Tagovailoa’s incompetence. Malik Willis was signed, so the Dolphins can now look elsewhere. Their receiver group is now barren with Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle both gone. Theo Wease Jr. is now their top wideout, which simply can’t be allowed. Receiver will be addressed here in this mock draft.

Makai Lemon wins on contested catches even though he’s a bit shy of six feet. He interviewed very poorly at the combine, but he still has first-round talent.

Arizona Cardinals: Francis Mauigoa, OT, Miami

As mentioned earlier, the Cardinals are desperate to trade down. Their needs don’t align with where they draft in the top three, and they’re desperate to add to their offensive line so they can protect the quarterback they draft at No. 20.

Francis Mauigoa has immense upside as a potential left tackle in the NFL. His brother was just drafted in the fifth round.

Pick change; previously Mansoor Delane, CB

Los Angeles Rams: Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State

The Rams have been in the mix to trade for A.J. Brown. It doesn’t sound like they’ll be able to do so, which means receiver is in play for the Rams at No. 13 overall.

Jordyn Tyson is a speedy, explosive receiver with quality size. Injuries are an issue, however.

Baltimore Ravens: Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon

The Raiders appeared to acquire this pick for Maxx Crosby, but the trade was rescinded. They can now address their receiver group, which is rather lackluster outside of Zay Flowers. “Receiver group” can also include tight end, which saw Isaiah Likely depart. Mark Andrews remains, but he’s declined in recent years.

Kenyon Sadiq has upside as an athletic tight end.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: C.J. Allen, LB, Georgia

The Buccaneers really need to improve their pass rush if they don’t want to be shredded by Michael Penix Jr. and Tyler Shough. Plenty of other defensive positions would make sense for the Buccaneers, including linebacker in the wake of Lavonte David’s retirement. That will be addressed in this mock draft.

C.J. Allen is a smart, tough, and instinctive linebacker.

New York Jets: Jermod McCoy, CB, Tennessee

This new pick for the Jets could be anything. It could even be Sauce Gardner. Or, perhaps a cornerback who might be nearly as good as Gardner was for the Jets. New York needs help at cornerback, but that’s true of all the other positions.

Jermod McCoy is an instinctive cornerback who tackles well, but is coming off a torn ACL. He’s healthy and good to go, by all accounts.

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NFL Draft vs. Yearling Auctions: How Talent Evaluation Works in Football and Horse Racing

Walt — Tue, 14 Apr 2026 18:04:20 +0000

Every year, two completely different industries go through almost the exact same ritual, and nobody notices the similarities. Yes, we’re talking about football and horse racing.

In football, we have the NFL Draft. This is an event with bright lights, analysts arguing over picks, and fans convinced that their team will have a superstar in the upcoming season. On the other hand, in horse racing, it’s yearling auctions like the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, which is usually quieter and more private, but it involves just as much money (in some cases more), and there is a lot of pressure.

So, we have different vibes and different audiences, but the goal is the same: To find talent before it actually proves itself. And that many people consider to be art.

Technically, both worlds are trying to predict the future, with incomplete information. Let’s talk more about talent evaluation in both the NFL and horse racing.

You’re Not Buying Performance; You’re Buying a Projection

This is probably the biggest misconception people have in terms of NFL drafts. Yes, some of these guys probably dominated in college, but that only tells part of the story. This alone doesn’t mean that the athlete is going to be the next superstar.

The jump from college football to the National Football League is huge. We’re talking about a faster game, smarter defenses, more competition, and a slim margin for error.

On the other hand, in horse racing, it’s even more extreme. A yearling hasn’t raced at all. So, scouters (trainers or owners looking for the next big horse name) have zero performance data. They usually base their decisions on bloodlines and physique.

So, what are people actually paying for? Well, a yearling cannot cost $500,000 alone. So, they are paying for the potential that the horse has. Trainers with experience in the field can spot a young horse with potential right away.

Even some bettors that have sharpened their skills in determining talent can do that too. After all, horse racing is a sport that’s based on predicting the future, so betting on a young horse to have a big career isn’t really surprising.

If you are a kind of bettor that has an eye for a good horse, maybe you should join the TwinSpires horse racing tournaments. You can compete by making accurate bets, and you can win big prizes.

Data Helps… But It Doesn’t Decide

Now, let’s talk about data, since it is very important here, especially when making expensive decisions. So, what data points do these teams or organizations look at before considering a player or a horse?

Well, in football, you’ve got combined metrics. We’re talking about 40-yard dash times, vertical jumps, agility drills, and so on. In horse racing, it’s all about pedigree data (since the horse hasn’t raced yet), biomechanics, stride analysis, and veterinary reports.

On paper, this sounds like a solved problem. Just follow the numbers, right?

Well, not exactly. If it were that simple, there wouldn’t be so many busts.

There are tons of data points to look at when analyzing potential, but in most cases, data cannot give you the full picture. Yes, it helps, but it is not 100% accurate all the time since both athletes and horses will face new unpredictable variables.

Background vs. Bloodline

Here’s one of the more interesting differences.

In football, teams go deep into a player’s background. Not just stats, but personality, mindset, work ethic, even how they handle failure.

In horse racing, you obviously can’t interview a horse. So everything shifts toward bloodlines.

If a horse is linked to legendary names like Secretariat, expectations go through the roof.

Basically, this is probability. After all, certain bloodlines consistently produce stronger, faster, and more enduring racehorses, but there is no guarantee. Even a horse coming from a champion like American Pharoah can turn out to be a lazy horse that hates running.

The Price Tag Is Just Confidence (Not Truth)

This is where things can get a bit misleading.

People assume that higher price equals better outcome.

Top NFL draft pick? Must be a future star. Million-dollar yearling? Must be a champion.

But if you follow either space long enough, you realize that price is just a reflection of confidence, not a guarantee.

Both systems are full of misses.

First-round NFL picks who disappear within a few seasons
Expensive racehorses that never live up to expectations

And at the same time, you get the opposite.

Late-round draft picks turning into franchise players. Lower-priced horses becoming elite competitors.

Development Is the Real Differentiator

Here’s the part most people underestimate.

Draft day or auction day gets all the attention, but it’s honestly just the starting point.

What happens after matters way more.

In football, a player enters a system, coaching staff, playbook, and culture. The right environment can elevate a player. The wrong one can completely stall their career.

Same with horses.

Training, conditioning, race selection, and even how aggressively a horse is pushed early on, all of that shapes the outcome.

So, if we step back, we can see the exact same things happening in these very different worlds. It all comes down to evaluating, projecting, and taking risks. You’ll hit some, and you’ll miss some; the goal is to have more wins than losses, but you have to be ready for some bad decisions.

PGA Bets for the 2026 RBC Heritage

Walt — Tue, 14 Apr 2026 16:30:12 +0000

PGA Picks (2026 Genesis): -$650
PGA Picks (2026 Cognizant): -$205
PGA Picks (2026 Arnold Palmer): -$1,125
PGA Picks (2026 Players): -$390
PGA Picks (2026 Valspar): +$1,310
PGA Picks (2026 Houston): -$455
PGA Picks (2026 Texas): -$125
PGA Picks (2026 Masters): +$1,685

PGA Picks (2026): +$45
PGA Picks (2025): -$2,725
PGA Picks (2024): +$1,730
PGA Picks (2023): +$7,020
PGA Picks (2020): +$270

PGA Bets for the 2026 RBC Heritage:

We finally had some luck go our way. The Masters was great, and it began with us nailing Sam Burns and Rory McIlroy being first-round leaders. We then hit with McIlroy being the second-round leader, but the big payout was McIlroy outright. On top of that, we had Scottie Scheffler to win without McIlroy, which was a bet we placed on Saturday afternoon. I called the wager possible “FOMO” on X, but it turns out I should have wagered more on it.

Our next tournament is the RBC Heritage, held at Hilton Head. The Hilton Head golf course calls for great around-the-green play. Accuracy is somewhat important, putting is always a factor, and approach matters a lot, but being great around the green is the way to win the RBC Heritage. Last year, Justin Thomas, one of the top around-the-green players on tour, prevailed in a playoff over Andrew Novak, who is a mediocre golfer outside of his strong around-the-green play. The two previous winners were Scottie Scheffler and Matt Fitzpatrick, who rank first and seventh, respectively, in around-the-green play in this field.

Here are the top golfers in my model for the 2026 RBC Heritage:

1. Scottie Scheffler*
2. Matt Fitzpatrick
3. Russell Henley*
4. Tommy Fleetwood
5. Justin Thomas
6. Xander Schauffele
7. Min Woo Lee
8. Collin Morikawa^
9. Andrew Putnam
10. Si Woo Kim
11. Cameron Young*
12. Ryo Hisatsune
13. Patrick Cantlay
14. Sungjae Im
15. Jason Day*
16. Alex Noren
17. Ludvig Aberg
18. Harry Hall
19. Nick Taylor
20. Maverick McNealy

^ – denotes injured player

* – denotes players who were in competition to win the Masters on Day 4

I looked over the past five years and checked to see how the golfers who were in contention to win the Masters but ended up losing fared the following week. Most of them did poorly. The highest finish was a ninth, followed by a 10th, and that was it for top-10 finishes at the RBC Heritage for those golfers. You may remember that Scheffler won the Masters and then the RBC Heritage in 2024, but I’m only considering golfers who didn’t prevail at the Masters despite being in real contention on Day 4. Thus, we won’t be betting any of the golfers with an asterisk next to their name.

Having said that, I’m still interested in playing the “without Scheffler” markets because Scheffler seemingly awakened at the Masters. He led the field in strokes gained from tee to green, which indicates that he’s finally out of his slump. I don’t want to stare down Scheffler when I’m playing guys like Andrew Putnam, so we will be avoiding the best golfer in the world entirely this week.

Matt Fitzpatrick to win the 2026 RBC Heritage without Scottie Scheffler +1425 (DraftKings)
Matt Fitzpatrick finished 18th at the Masters, but was never in contention on Day 4 because he entered Sunday eight back of Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young. Fitzpatrick will look to rebound, which is definitely possible because he has exactly what you want from someone golfing at Hilton Head. Fitzpatrick hits the ball very accurately off the tee, and he’s been phenomenal on approach this year, including his stint at the Masters. What Fitzpatrick does best, however, is thrive around the green. As mentioned earlier, he’s seventh in that category in this field.

Given all of that, it’s not a surprise that Fitzpatrick won the RBC Heritage in 2023. I see no reason why he couldn’t win it again.

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Tommy Fleetwood to win the 2026 RBC Heritage without Scottie Scheffler +1700 (FanDuel)
Tommy Fleetwood is still searching for his first-ever pro tour win that isn’t the Tour Championship, which should tell you how flawed the new scoring system is in the Tour Championship. Fleetwood, however, sold his soul to Blackstone, so perhaps he’ll have more luck in the future.

Fleetwood can begin at the RBC Heritage, where he’s very favorably priced. I expected him to be 12/1 or 13/1 without Scheffler, but he’s 17/1 at FanDuel. Fleetwood is a golfer who’s great when it comes to accuracy, approach, and around-the-green play. He finished seventh at this tournament last year, and he’ll be looking to rebound from a dismal weekend at the Masters after a strong Thursday and Friday.

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Justin Thomas to win the 2026 RBC Heritage without Scottie Scheffler +4000 (Caesars)
I was prepared to bet Justin Thomas at +2500 to win without Scheffler, so imagine my shock when I saw that he’s +4000 without Scheffler! As mentioned earlier, Thomas won this tournament last year, which is no surprise, given that he’s the best around-the-green player at this tournament not named Scheffler.

Thomas is coming off a pedestrian performance at the Masters (41st), so he’ll be looking to rebound and perform like he did at the Players, where he placed eighth.

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Min Woo Lee to win the 2026 RBC Heritage without Scottie Scheffler +5500 (BetMGM)
Min Woo Lee hasn’t won a tournament this year, but he’s been very close. He’s finished third, sixth, and second in three of his previous six tournaments. Just 27, Lee’s game has improved markedly this year. He’s always been known as a bomber with great around-the-green ability, but his approach play and putting have both improved tremendously this year.

We bet Lee at the Masters, but he was a big disappointment. I like him to bounce back here, as his terrific around-the-green play should be able to carry him to a high finish.

Betting 1 Unit to win 55 (to win without Scottie Scheffler +5500) at BetMGM

Ryo Hisatsune to win the 2026 RBC Heritage without Scottie Scheffler +7200 (DraftKings)
Ryo Hisatsune nearly won us lots of money at the Texas Open, where he finished eighth. He hasn’t golfed since then, so he’s well rested to take on a golf course that fits his strengths. Hisatsune is more accurate than strong, and he’s terrific on approach. He’s not the best around the green, but he’s very good in that regard. In his sole appearance at the RBC Heritage, he finished 18th last year. He’s golfing better now than he was in 2025, so that’ll give him a good chance to take down this tournament.

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Sungjae Im to win the 2026 RBC Heritage without Scottie Scheffler +9000 (BetRivers)
It’s been a long time since I’ve bet Sungjae Im to win anything. Im, for those of you who aren’t aware, used to be a very promising young golfer who had instant success on tour. However, something went wrong, and he endured a 2-year slump, concidentally since I pulled his legendary Reignmaker card in a pack.

Im, however, looks like he’s back, or at least close to it. He was fourth at the Valspar and 46th at the Masters despite Augusta being a poor course fit for him. The RBC Heritage suits his strengths much more, and we know that from previous results. In this past two years when he hasn’t golfed well, Im finished 11th and 12th at this tournament. The prior year, he was seventh. This is because Im is so terrific around the green.

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Andrew Putnam to win the 2026 RBC Heritage without Scottie Scheffler +14500 (DraftKings)
We had Andrew Putnam +17000 to win the Texas Open, and he nearly came through for us. If he hadn’t missed a 3-foot putt at the end, he may have won us $17,000. I’m good with trying Putnam again because he’s ranked so highly in our model. Putnam is fifth in around the green in this field. He’s also very accurate off the tee.

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Matchups and Make/Miss Cut at the 2026 RBC Heritage:

TBA

First-Round Leader at the 2026 RBC Heritage:

Justin Thomas +4000 (0.4 Units) – DraftKings

Chris Gotterup +4600 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings

Ben Griffin +5000 (0.3 Units) – Caesars

Michael Thorbjornsen +6200 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings

Ryo Hisatsune +6300 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings

Sungjae Im +6600 (0.3 Units) – BetMGM

Nick Taylor +6600 (0.3 Units) – BetMGM

Austin Smotherman +8800 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings

Ricky Castillo +9000 (0.3 Units) – BetMGM

Denny McCarthy +9000 (0.3 Units) – Caesars

Tony Finau +9400 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings

Ryan Fox +9600 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings

William Mouw +12000 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings

Round 2-4 Bets at the 2026 RBC Heritage:
To be posted Friday-Sunday

PGA Bets for the 2026 Masters:

I don’t know how we angered the gods so much, but this streak of bad luck is just horrific. We had three golfers blow leads in a span of four weeks entering the Texas Open, and if that wasn’t bad enough, our 170/1 long shot (Andrew Putnam) was the betting favorite late on Sunday until he missed a 3-foot putt. Oh, and Davis Thompson had a chance to be our first-round leader at 74/1, but he missed an 8-foot putt on 18. He still looked like he’d pay out in a dead heat, but Mark Hubbard, a poor golfer by PGA standards, had a miraculous finish to his first round to emerge as the solo winner.

I don’t know what we’ve done to deserve this. Maybe I or someone betting these picks urinated on an Indian burial ground, but I have no other explanation. I think we’re handicapping golf extremely well this year, but nothing outside of the Matt Fitzpatrick win has gone our way. We did at least hedge well with J.J. Spaun, but man, I really could have used that $17,000 we would have won with Putnam.

At any rate, we move on to the Masters. I’ve been avoiding the favorites in recent weeks, but that won’t be the case at the Masters. The top golfers won’t be fine tuning their game anymore, as this is obviously one of the most prestigious events of the year. Besides, Augusta National is an extremely difficult golf course where some golfers just don’t have a chance to win. The Masters is long, so those who can’t drive the ball very far are at a big disadvantage. It requires elite iron play, so golfers who have a mediocre or worse approach game have no shot. Augusta National also requires strong around-the-green play, so that’s another factor that can weed out some golfers. Once you eliminate everyone, you realize that there are only 20-30 or so golfers who can win the Masters, which brings us to…

Here are the top golfers in my model for the 2026 Masters:

1. Scottie Scheffler
2. John Rahm
3. Rory McIlroy
4. Xander Schauffele
5. Matt Fitzpatrick
6. Hideki Matsuyama
7. Min Woo Lee
8. Tommy Fleetwood
9. Si Woo Kim
10. Ludvig Aberg
11. Cameron Young
12. Bryson DeChambeau
13. Collin Morikawa
14. Nicolai Hojgaard
15. Justin Thomas
16. Adam Scott
17. Chris Gotterup
18. Viktor Hovland
19. Patrick Cantlay
20. Jordan Spieth

The primary discussion is what to do with Scottie Scheffler. While Scheffler is the best golfer in the world, he has not played like it this year. His elite approach game is his calling card, and yet he lost strokes on approach at the Arnold Palmer, marking only the second time this has happened since 2022. He’s only had one tournament this year where he’s met his standard on approach.

Scheffler can definitely show up and destroy the field, but the odds don’t reflect how he’s performed in recent tournaments (22nd, 24th, 12th). Thus, I can’t really advise betting him.

Jon Rahm to win the 2026 Masters +1104 (Kalshi)
Everyone is talking about Bryson DeChambeau as the favorite from LIV because he’s coming off two consecutive outright victories. However, some of his other finishes (17th, 24th) are being conveniently ignored, as is DeChambeau’s mediocre approach play. Conversely, Jon Rahm has been the most consistent golfer anywhere this year. He was one win, as opposed to two, but these are his finishes this season: 2nd, 2nd, 1st, 5th, 2nd.

Rahm’s approach game is much better DeChambeau’s. He can’t quite blast the ball off the tee like DeChambeau – almost no one can – but he can hit it far enough to give him an edge over many golfers in the field. Rahm is also great with his short game. Oh, and he won the Masters three years ago, so we know he can thrive at Augusta. Betting 2 Units to win 22.1 (to win +1104) at Kalshi

Rory McIlroy to win the 2026 Masters +1343 (Kalshi)
I wasn’t planning on betting Rory McIlroy to win the Masters even though he came in third in my model. The reason wasn’t that there haven’t been back-to-back Masters winners in a quarter of a century; rather, it’s that I heard there was some sort of an injury with McIlroy. Well, I heard from a very trusted source who’s at Augusta right now that McIlroy looks “incredible.” I’m going to bet a unit on him to win because he’s apparently healthy. Betting 1 Unit to win 13.43 (to win +1343) at Kalshi

Xander Schauffele to win the 2026 Masters +1800 (DraftKings)
Xander Schauffele had a lost 2025 season because he was coming off an injury, and yet he still finished eighth at the Masters. I bring this up because excluding the Covid year, Schauffele has gotten into the top 10 of every Masters he has played, save for one. That is not surprising at all, given Schauffele’s skill set. Schauffele is strong off the tee and maintains elite approach play. He’s not great around the green, but he’s not bad in that regard. He’s also gained strokes putting in all but one tournament this year.

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Ludvig Aberg to win the 2026 Masters without Scheffler/McIlroy/DeChambeau/Rahm +1300 (FanDuel)
I like betting the “without” markets at the Majors because the top golfers are so likely to win. Ludvig Aberg seems perfect for this sort of stipulation because he’s developed the reputation of being a choke artist. He finished second in his first Masters stint back in 2024, placing only behind Scottie Scheffler. If you had Scheffler to win (we did) and also bet Aberg in the “without” market, you could have won twice, and that’s what we’re going to try to do here.

Aberg is +1800 to win outright on FanDuel and +1300 in the “without” market. The numbers state that the +1300 gives us great value because we’re erasing about 40 percent of the win equity – and that’s not even factoring in that we can potentially double dip with Rahm and Aberg.

Aberg stands out at the Masters because of his great power off the tee and improving approach play. Aberg wasn’t a great approach player prior to 2026, but he has spiked on approach three times this season. If this can continue, he’ll have a great shot to win at Augusta, or at least finish second behind one of the top four.

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Matt Fitzpatrick to win the 2026 Masters +2350 (DraftKings)
We’ve been betting on Matt Fitzpatrick often this year. He broke our hearts when he botched the 17th hole and finished second at the Players, but he redeemed himself the following week at the Valspar. Granted, his odds were much better at the Players, but still.

It’s a close call between betting Fitzpatrick outright versus “without,” but I’d rather have the former this time because outside of the Players, Fitzpatrick doesn’t have a choking history. In fact, his putt on 18 at the Valspar was very clutch. He also came up big at the U.S. Open in 2022.

Fitzpatrick’s approach game is excellent, giving him a shot to win at Augusta, where he finished 10th two years ago. He has improved power off the tee, while his around-the-green play is great. Putting can be an adventure, but he’s been better in that regard lately.

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Min Woo Lee to win the 2026 Masters +3500 (FanDuel)
Min Woo Lee hasn’t won a tournament this year, but he’s been very close. He’s finished third, sixth, and second in three of his previous five tournaments. Just 27, Lee’s game has improved markedly this year. He’s always been known as a bomber with great around-the-green ability, but his approach play and putting have both improved tremendously this year.

Lee is seventh in my model, so he’s completely mispriced at +3500. I considered +2300 in the “without” market, but he defeated a charging Scheffler in the Houston Open last year, so I don’t think there’s a choking hazard here.

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Adam Scott to win the 2026 Masters +9351 (Kalshi)
There’s always one old guy who thrives at the Masters. Phil Mickelson finished second behind only Rahm at the 2023 Masters, while Justin Rose lost in a playoff to Rory McIlroy last year. Adam Scott could be the old guy who nearly takes down the Masters this year.

Scott is a bomber off the tee, but the reason I like him so much is that his approach game has been off the charts this year. This allowed him to finish fourth at the Genesis and 11th at the Players. Scott’s putting can be scary, but he’s had some spike weeks in that regard.

Betting 0.5 Units to win 46.8 (to win +9351) at Kalshi

Matchups and Make/Miss Cut at the 2026 Masters:

TBA

First-Round Leader at the 2026 Masters:

Rory McIlroy +2365 (0.5 Units) – Kalshi

Matt Fitzpatrick +3367 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Hideki Matsuyama +4000 (0.3 Units) – BetMGM

Akshay Bhatia +5098 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Patrick Cantlay +5098 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Russell Henley +5403 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Jake Knapp +5747 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Sam Burns +6581 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Kurt Kitayama +9251 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Samuel Stevens +9251 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Ryan Fox +13257 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Max Greyserman +13257 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Rasmus Neergaard-Peterson +15482 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Various hedges posted on X (1.8 Units)

We’re taking some shots here on the first-round leader. Almost all of these golfers rank highly in “birdie or better percentage” or have a good track record in the first round. These golfers are all teeing off in the morning when the conditions will be better.

Round 2-4 Bets at the 2026 Masters:
Rory McIlroy Second-Round Leader +178 (1 Unit) – DraftKings Various hedges posted on X (3.9 Units)

We can bet the winner without Rory McIlroy as a pseudo hedge and another chance to win money:

Tommy Fleetwood +630 (1.5 Units) – DraftKings
Xander Schauffele +2200 (1 Unit) – DraftKings
Hideki Matsuyama +4000 (1 Unit) – BetMGM
Max Homa +10000 (0.5 Units) – FanDuel
Scottie Scheffler +560 (1 Unit) – DraftKings

Patrick Reed and Sam Burns are the leaders heading into Round 3, but they’re not the best golfers in the field. They can definitely be caught by anyone at -1 or better with two rounds to go.

Tommy Fleetwood sold his soul to Blackrock and should continue to play well. He’s a better golfer than Reed and Burns, as are Xander Schauffele and Hideki Matsuyama. Both are -2, but golfers can easily overcome a four-stroke deficit in two rounds. We’ve twice lost with golfers who were up three with three to go! Max Homa is a long shot, but he somehow always plays his best golf at the Masters.

PGA Bets for the 2026 Texas Open:

We’ve had some terrible luck this year. We had Nicolai Hojgaard poised to win us 40-plus units last week, but he choked away his chances on Sunday. If we’ve just bet on the second-place finishers this year, losing money on the winners (so, really just second place), we’d be up nearly five figures. No one is better at betting on second-place finishers than us.

We can only hope for better luck at the Texas Open, which features a much different course than Memorial Park. Whereas the Houston Open was a bombers’ paradise, the Texas Open feature the narrowest fairways on tour, as well as thick rough. Approach is the most important factor, but accuracy off the tee and around-the-gree play are crucial as well.

Here are the top golfers in my model for the 2026 Texas Open:

1. Tommy Fleetwood
2. Russell Henley
3. Si Woo Kim
4. Hideki Matsuyama
5. Seppulon Straka
6. Andrew Putnam
7. Ludvig Aberg
8. Ryo Hisatsune
9. Nick Taylor
10. Tom Kim
11. Alex Noren
12. Sudarshan Yellamaraju
13. Jordan Spieth
14. Maverick McNealy
15. John Parry
16. Christiaan Bezuidenhout
17. Michael Thorbjornsen
18. Max McGreevy
19. J.J. Spaun
20. Jordan Smith

Tommy Fleetwood, who sold his soul to Blackstone, is the top golfer at this event, but we will not be betting him or any of the top established golfers because they’re likely fine tuning their game for the Masters, which is next week. We’ll also be avoiding the poor putters, as usual.

Russell Henley to win the 2026 Texas Open +1750 (Bookmaker)
I don’t know if Russell Henley exactly qualifies as a top established golfer. He’s certainly established, but he’s never won a major in his career. And in the two tournaments prior to his two previous major appearances, he’s finished second and fifth. Henley is perfect for this course, as accuracy, approach, and around-the-green play are his three strongest attributes. It should come as no surprise then that Henley finished fourth in his previous Texas Open appearance.

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Seppulon Straka to win the 2026 Texas Open +2900 (DraftKings)
Our friend Seppulon Straka is always worth a play on golf courses that require tight accuracy, great approach, and strong around-the-green play. Straka has second- and eighth-place finishes this year, so while he hasn’t prevailed at a tournament yet, he’s been very close to winning.

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Ryo Hisatsune to win the 2026 Texas Open +4100 (DraftKings)
Ryo Hisatsune has had some great finishes this year. He was second at the Farmers, 10th at Phoenix, eighth at Pebble Beach, and 13th at the Players. His approach game and around-the-green play have both been outstanding. His accuracy off the tee and putting have been streaky, but have been terrific at times. Hisatsune is a bargain at 41/1.

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Alex Noren to win the 2026 Texas Open +4100 (DraftKings)
Alex Noren missed the first half of the 2025 season with an injury. He eventually returned and caught fire at the end of the season. He hasn’t quite played on that level in 2026 just yet, but we saw signs of it when he finished 12th at the Genesis. Noren has good accuracy and quality approach play, but his calling card is what he can do around the green. He had an 11th-place finish the last time he took part in this tournament.

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Sudarshan Yellamaraju to win the 2026 Texas Open +6800 (DraftKings)
We bet Sudarshan Yellamaraju last week, and we’ll do it again. He’s been great this year. He’s coming off a fifth-place finish at the Players and a sixth-place finish at the Houston Open. He can hit the ball off the tee both powerfully and accurately. His approach game is excellent, and he can putt extremely well. The only downside to his game is around-the-green play, but he gained strokes in that regard last weekend. He’s completely mispriced at 68/1.

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Andrew Putnam to win the 2026 Texas Open +17000 (DraftKings)
Andrew Putnam is our extremely long shot. I considered Tom Kim as well, but his putting stinks right now. Putnam, by contrast, is a great putter (despite some poor showings in that regard back in January and February.) He’s also extremely accurate and can do outstanding things around the green. His approach play is hit or miss, but he’s gained strokes in that area in five of his previous seven tournaments.

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Matchups and Make/Miss Cut at the 2026 Texas Open:

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First-Round Leader at the 2026 Texas Open:

Si Woo Kim +4000 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Hideki Matsuyama +4100 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Maverick McNealy +4100 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Michael Thorbjornsen +4579 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Rickie Fowler +4600 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Ryo Hisatsune +5400 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Davis Thompson +7400 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Mac Meissner +8400 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Max McGreevy +8600 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Bud Cauley +9251 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Austin Smotherman +9251 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Doug Ghim +9800 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Seamus Power +11050 (0.3 Units) – Bookmaker

Zach Bauchou +14000 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Various Hedges (2.5 Units)

PGA Bets for the 2026 Houston Open:

Things finally went our way, though it didn’t look like that would be the case when Matt Fitzpatrick missed two putts on Sunday. However, he bounced back and drilled a clutch putt on 18 to win, allowing us to hit our 15/1 wager on him.

Let’s hope for two winners in a row. We called the winner at the Houston Open last year with Min Woo Lee, who is now the favorite after Scottie Scheffler withdrew. Lee is No. 2 in our model, but we won’t be wagering on him prior to the tournament because the betting number on him is so unfavorable. We had him at 40/1 last year, and now he’s 15/1!

The Houston Open is a very long course, so unlike the previous few tournaments, we’ll be looking to bet bombers. Approach matters as well, of course, but driving distance is the primary factor needed to win at Memorial Park. There’s barely any missed fairway penalty, so we won’t be considering driving accuracy at all.

Here are the top golfers in my model for the 2026 Houston Open:

1. Nicolai Hojgaard
2. Min Woo Lee
3. Chris Gotterup
4. Kurt Kitayama
5. Adam Scott
6. Rasmus Hojgaard
7. Jake Knapp
8. Stephan Jaegar
9. Sudarshan Yellamaraju
10. Pierceson Coody
11. Michael Thorbjornsen
12. Taylor Pendrith
13. Tony Finau
14. Brooks Koepka
15. Wyndham Clark
16. Ryan Fox
17. Ryan Gerard
18. Patrick Rodgers
19. Jordan Smith
20. Marco Penge

Chris Gotterup to win the 2026 Houston Open +2050 (DraftKings)
Chris Gotterup is looking forward to this event. He told the media that he can’t wait to play in Houston so he can bomb it as far as possible. Of all the golfers at this event, Gotterup is ranked sixth in driving distance, so he has a great chance to win his third event of the year. Gotterup won the Sony Open and the Phoenix Open earlier in the year, but he’s been cold since. However, recent course fits didn’t match Gotterup’s strengths like this one does.

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Jake Knapp to win the 2026 Houston Open +2400 (DraftKings)
Jake Knapp has been one of the best golfers on tour this year. Excluding the result at the Players, he’s finished 11th, 5th, 8th, 8th, and 6th. He most recently missed the cut at the Players, but that should motivate him to rebound. Knapp can drive the ball a great distance, while his approach play is solid. He’s also one of the best putters on tour. I wish we were getting a better number than 24/1, but I love Knapp at this course.

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Nicolai Hojgaard to win the 2026 Houston Open +3020 (Kalshi)
Nicolai Hojgaard is No. 1 in my model, yet is 30/1 at Kalshi. He comes in ranked eighth in driving distance, and he’s sixth in approach. He hasn’t won a tournament yet this year, but he’s been very close. He was third at the Phoenix Open and sixth at the Cognizant, so he should be in the mix to win his first-ever pro tournament at the age of 25.

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Adam Scott to win the 2026 Houston Open +4579 (Kalshi)
We’re betting on some young golfers to win this tournament, so how about an old guy? Adam Scott is 45, but he’s been terrific so far this year. Scott recently finished fourth at the Genesis and 11th at the Arnold Palmer. This course suits his strengths, which happen to be driving distance and approach. I don’t know what Scott did with his approach play this year, but it’s been much improved over what we saw last season. Scott is fifth in my model, so this seems like a major misprice.

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Rasmus Hojgaard to win the 2026 Houston Open +5500 (BetMGM)
Rasmus Hojgaard, like his twin brother Nicolai, is gunning for his first pro tour win. And like Nicolai, Rasmus has what it takes to win in Houston. Rasmus can blast the ball off the tee, while his approach game has been much better this year. He’s also a terrific putter. I thought Rasmus would come in at 40/1, but we’re getting him at 55/1 at one sportsbook, which is an amazing value.

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Stephan Jaeger to win the 2026 Houston Open +6850 (Bookmaker)
You have to like the Jaeger Bomb at the Houston Open, especially because he won on this course in 2024 for his only pro tour victory. Perhaps Stephan Jaeger can do it again. He can blast the ball off the tee as well as anyone, while his putting and around-the-green play are both strong. Jaeger’s approach can be hit or miss, but if he’s on in that regard, he’ll have a great chance to prevail.

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Sudarshan Yellamaraju to win the 2026 Houston Open +9400 (DraftKings)
Sudarshan Yellamaraju is a rookie on tour, so he’s looking for his first pro victory. He just had his first pro top-five finish at the Players, which wasn’t a surprise given how well he’s played. Yellamaraju has displayed great power off the tee and very strong approach play. He’s also gained strokes putting in all but one tournament this year. His only weakness is around-the-green play, which is why he’s only No. 9 in the model, but as long as he’s not terrible in that regard, he could be atop the leaderboard come Sunday.

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Matchups and Make/Miss Cut at the 2026 Houston Open:

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First-Round Leader at the 2026 Houston Open:

Chris Gotterup +3500 (0.4 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Nicolai Hojgaard +4100 (0.4 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Rickie Fowler +4400 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Kurt Kitayama +4500 (0.3 Units) – Bookmaker

Harry Hall +5000 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Ben Griffin +5000 (0.3 Units) – BetMGM

Wyndham Clark +5500 (0.3 Units) – BetMGM

Keith Mitchell +5500 (0.3 Units) – BetMGM

Ryan Fox +6300 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Sam Stevens +6600 (0.3 Units) – BetMGM

Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen +9000 (0.3 Units) – BetMGM

Will Mouw +9000 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Jesper Svensson +10000 (0.3 Units) – BetMGM

We’re taking some shots here on the first-round leader. Almost all of these golfers rank highly in “birdie or better percentage” or have a good track record in the first round. These golfers are all teeing off in the morning when the conditions will be better.

Round 2-4 Bets at the 2026 Houston Open:
Gary Woodland Round 2 Leader +550 (0.5 Units) – BetMGM
Sam Burns Round 2 Leader +730 (0.5 Units) – DraftKings
Gary Woodland Round 3 Leader +100 (2 Units) – DraftKings
Nicolai Hojgaard Round 3 Leader +455 (1 Unit) – DraftKings

We stand to win 45.3 units if Nicolai Hojgaard prevails. I want to make sure we walk away with about 38-40 units, so I’m comfortable using 5-7 units of equity to hedge. To start, I’m doing this:

Gary Woodland to win +101 (5 Units) – Kalshi*
Min Woo Lee to win +2750 (0.1 Units) – FanDuel (boosted 25%)
Min Woo Lee to win +2420 (0.2 Units) – BetMGM (boosted 10%)
Michael Thorbjornsen to win +3300 (0.2 Units) – FanDuel
Jason Day to win +8000 (0.1 Units) – FanDuel
Samuel Stevens to win +1000 (0.1 Units) – FanDuel
Sahith Theegala to win +17500 (0.05 Units) – FanDuel
*If you don’t have access to Kalshi, DraftKings has -102 available for Woodland.

This covers us for everything. If you don’t want to bet anything below Thornjornsen, that’s fine, and the same goes if you only want to hedge with Woodland. If, at any point, Woodland becomes an underdog of +500 or so, I’ll consider putting one more unit on him.

PGA Bets for the 2026 Valspar Championship:

No one has been running worse than us. In the past three weeks, we had two potential winners at 41/1 and 19/1 lose their lead on the 17th hole. For Shane Lowry at the Cognizant, it was a blown three-stroke lead because he hit the ball into the water twice. For Matt Fitzpatrick at the Players, it was a shot into the trees and then a missed eight-foot putt. It would be great if a golfer we had was able to come back from a deficit to win for us at the end on a Sunday, but maybe that’s too much to ask.

We now are heading into the Valspar Championship, which was a disaster for us last year as well because we had Justin Thomas blow a three-stroke lead to Viktor Hovland at 16 onward. Thomas had issues on 16 and 18 when he hit the ball into the trees and the sand on multiple occasions.

Golfers can run into rough conditions quite often at Innisbrook golf course, which is filled with water hazards, trees, and sand traps. The rough is quite thick as well, so accuracy off the tee and elite approach play are very important. Around-the-green play is significant as well.

Here are the top golfers in my model for the 2026 Valspar Championship:

1. Matt Fitzpatrick
2. Viktor Hovland
3. Xander Schauffele
4. Jacob Bridgeman
5. Akshay Bhatia
6. Ryo Hisatsune
7. Corey Conners
8. Patrick Cantlay
9. Aaron Rai
10. Nick Taylor
11. Zac Blair
12. J.J. Spaun
13. Tom Kim
14. Christiaan Bezuidenhout
15. Keegan Bradley
16. Andrew Putnam
17. Austin Smotherman
18. John Parry
19. Lucas Glover
20. David Ford

Matt Fitzpatrick to win the 2026 Valspar Championship +1500 (DraftKings)
Perhaps I’m a glutton for punishment, but I’m betting Matt Fitzpatrick again. He’s No. 1 in the model, after all. Fitzpatrick is incredibly accurate off the tee, and he’s gained a high number of strokes on approach in four of his previous five tournaments. Fitzpatrick finished fifth at the Valspar in 2022, so he can definitely win at this golf course.

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Viktor Hovland to win the 2026 Valspar Championship +1900 (DraftKings)
Viktor Hovland won the Valspar last year, doing so because Justin Thomas had an epic meltdown. The fact remains, however, that we know Hovland can be successful at this course. Hovland has also golfed well in his previous two outings, finishing 13th at both the Players and the Arnold Palmer. Hovland’s great approach and around-the-green play give him a nice edge at Innisbrook.

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Jacob Bridgeman to win the 2026 Valspar Championship +2250 (DraftKings)
The best golfer on tour so far this year hasn’t been Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, or Xander Schauffele. It’s been Jacob Bridgeman. That is no joke. Bridgeman’s results thus far are as follows: 4th, 13th, 18th, 8th, 1st (Genesis), 18th, 5th (Players). Bridgeman has displayed great ball striking and approach play, but his best trait has been his putting. He’s the best putter on tour right now, and he has what it takes to claim his second victory on tour this season.

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Corey Conners to win the 2026 Valspar Championship +3200 (DraftKings)
Corey Conners finished eighth at the Valspar last year, which wasn’t a surprise because his strengths line up with what he’ll see at Innisbrook. Conners is one of the most accurate golfers off the tee, which will help him avoid trouble. His approach play will get him onto the green. His putting can be an adventure, but he’s gained strokes in that regard in two of his previous three tournaments. Conners finished 13th at the Players, so he’ll have a good chance of winning at a tournament featuring a weaker field.

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Ryo Hisatsune to win the 2026 Valspar Championship +4200 (DraftKings)
Ryo Hisatsune hasn’t won yet this year, but he’s enjoyed a good season thus far. He finished second at the Farmers, 10th at Phoenix, eighth at Pebble Beach, and 13th at Players. He’s been very accurate off the tee, while his approach play has been his best trait. He’s been hit or miss with his putter, but if he can get that aspect of his game under control this weekend, he’ll have a good chance to win the Valspar.

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Austin Smotherman to win the 2026 Valspar Championship +5300 (DraftKings)
Austin Smotherman has had some great results this year. He finished second at the Cognizant, eighth at the Amex, and 13th at the Players. His accuracy off the tee and approach play have both been terrific, which bodes well for him at this tournament. His weakness is putting, but he gained strokes on the green at the Cognizant, so perhaps he can do that again at Innisbrook.

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Matchups and Make/Miss Cut at the 2026 Valspar Championship:

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First-Round Leader at the 2026 Valspar Championship:

Patrick Cantlay +3900 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Alex Smalley +6300 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Pierceson Coody +6600 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Aaron Rai +6700 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Ricky Castillo +6800 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Max McGreevy +6900 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Patrick Rodgers +7000 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

John Parry +9251 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Kevin Roy +9251 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Austin Smotherman +9251 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Lee Hodges +9800 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Jesper Svensson +10500 (0.3 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

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PGA Bets for the 2026 Players Championship:

I was hoping we could bounce back from our bad beat at the Cognizant with a win with one of three guys we had in the top six entering the final day at the Arnold Palmer. Collin Morikawa looked like he would be able to catch Daniel Berger for a while. We hedged with Berger, but both of them fell apart, allowing Akshay Bhatia to get the unexpected win. Sucks.

Maybe we’ll get better luck at the Players Championship. The course hosting this event, TPC Sawgrass, is similar to Bay Hill. It requires pristine accuracy and great approach play, but I think the latter is more important here than Bay Hill. Scrambling is also important to save par. Putting means less than it does at a birdie fest, but I still wouldn’t want to wager on a golfer with current severe issues on the green (looking at Aaron Rai.)

Scottie Scheffler is first in the model, so we’ll be playing the “without” markets on some of our bets. Some books have “without Scheffler,” while DraftKings has a “without Scheffler, McIlroy, Fleetwood and Schauffele,” so I’ll make sure to differentiate between the two, as well as any wagers made with Scheffler. It’ll be a mixed bag this week because of how different the odds are everywhere.

Here are the top golfers in my model for the 2026 Players Championship:

1. Scottie Scheffler
2. Collin Morikawa
3. Si Woo Kim
4. Russell Henley
5. Tommy Fleetwood
6. Hideki Matsuyama
7. Viktor Hovland
8. Matt Fitzpatrick
9. Shane Lowry
10. Seppulon Straka
11. Aaron Rai
12. Christiaan Bezuidenhout
13. Kurt Kitayama
14. Min Woo Lee
15. Xander Schauffele
16. Ryan Gerard
17. Rory McIlroy
18. Ben Griffin
19. Akshay Bhatia
20. Corey Conners

Collin Morikawa to win the 2026 Players Championship +2000 (DraftKings)
This course is similar to the one last week, so we’re going to be betting some of the same golfers again. Collin Morikawa had a real chance to win last week, but a rotten Sunday forced him into fifth. He’ll have a great chance to be victorious again because of his elite accuracy and approach. Morikawa finished 10th and 13th at this tournament in two of the previous three years, and he’s golfing better now than he was then.

The odds for Morikawa are +2000 outright on DraftKings, which also has +1475 to win without what I’ll call the Four Horsemen (Scheffler, McIlroy, Schauffele, Fleetwood). I asked ChatGPT to do the math, and it said that betting the +2000 provides slightly better value.

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Si Woo Kim to win the 2026 Players Championship without the Four Horsemen +1700 (DraftKings)
I normally ignore Si Woo Kim because his putter is a disaster, but this is a special case because TPC Sawgrass is a Pete Dye course. Kim has dominated Pete Dye courses over the years, winning here in 2017 and finishing sixth at this tournament a couple of years ago. He also finished sixth at the AmEx earlier this year, which was also on a Pete Dye course.

The odds for Kim are +2300 outright on DraftKings, which also has +1700 to win without the Four Horsemen. I asked ChatGPT to do the math, and it said that betting the +1700 provides slightly better value.

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Russell Henley to win the 2026 Players Championship +3000 (BetMGM)
Russell Henley is a top-five golfer on tour if you combine only driving accuracy and approach. This makes him a great fit for this course, at least hypothetically. I say that because since 2021, Henley has been cut twice at this event, and his best finish in that span is 13th. However, I’m not a huge believer in course history aside from specific instances, so this shouldn’t preclude Henley from winning this event.

The odds for Henley are +3000 outright on BetMGM, while DraftKings has +2050 to win without the Four Horsemen. I asked ChatGPT to do the math, and it said that betting the +3000 provides considerable better value.

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Matt Fitzptrick to win the 2026 Players Championship +4100 (DraftKings)
Matt Fitzpatrick finished fifth at the Players two years ago, so we know he can play well on this course. He finished ninth at the Phoenix Open about a month ago, so he’s also been close to winning this year. Fitzpatrick is incredibly accurate off the tee, while he’s gained a high number of strokes on approach in three of his previous four tournaments.

The odds for Fitzpatrick are +4100 outright on DraftKings, which also has +2900 to win without the Four Horsemen. I asked ChatGPT to do the math, and it said that betting the +4100 provides better value.

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Min Woo Lee to win the 2026 Players Championship +4400 (DraftKings)
Min Woo Lee is known for his power off the tee, but he’s been incredibly accurate off the tee so far this year. This hasn’t translated to any victories yet, but he’s finished sixth, 12th, and second in his previous three tournaments. Lee’s ability to now be accurate and to spike in approach gives him a good chance to prevail at the Players. In two of his three Players appearances, he’s finished sixth and 20th, and he wasn’t as accurate off the tee heading into those tournaments.

The odds for Lee are +4400 outright on DraftKings, which also has +3200 to win without the Four Horsemen. I asked ChatGPT to do the math, and it said that betting the +4400 provides slightly better value.

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Seppulon Straka to win the 2026 Players Championship +5700 (DraftKings)
Our pal Seppulon Straka looks like a great bet at slightly north of 58/1. He had a great Saturday at Arnold Palmer, and while he didn’t close on Sunday, he’s been hot with his approach and accuracy off the tee. Straka has done well at TPC Sawgrass, finishing 14th, 16th, and ninth in three of his previous four tournaments at this location. Straka, who finished second at Pebble Beach – only behind Morikawa, by the way – seems to be on the verge of winning a tournament.

The odds for Straka are +5700 outright on DraftKings, which also has +4100 to win without the Four Horsemen. I asked ChatGPT to do the math, and it said that betting the +5700 provides better value.

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Matchups and Make/Miss Cut at the 2026 Players Championship:

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Collin Morikawa +3200 (0.4 Units) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Russell Henley +4000 (0.3 Units) – Caesars Get $1,000 First Bet on Caesars

Daniel Berger +4500 (0.3 Units) – BetMGM

Matt Fitzpatrick +4900 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Bobby MacIntyre +5000 (0.3 Units) – Bookmaker

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Bud Cauley +9250 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Rasmus Hojgaard +9250 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Mac Meissner +9250 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

Michael Thorbjornsen +9250 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

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PGA Bets for the 2026 Arnold Palmer:

Last week hurt. It’s a finish I won’t be forgetting for a long time, and I imagine most of you will feel the same way. Shane Lowry was up three strokes with three holes to go. The live line for him was -2500 or so. He hit the ball into the water on 16 to see his lead shrink a bit. He was still -450 to win entering the 17th hole, but he plopped the ball into the water again. He had such a big lead that he could still have won the tournament with an eagle on the par-five 18th hole, but he couldn’t deliver. Thankfully, we were able to hedge with the winner, but it was still a painful experience because I was already counting the money. It was similar to Justin Thomas’ blown three-stroke lead at the Valspar last year when he hit the ball into the trees and then the sand twice. Given these two finishes, as well as all the bad beats we suffered in the NFL this year, I’m convinced more than ever that I’m cursed.

Let’s hope for better luck at the Arnold Palmer. This tournament is hosted at Bay Hill, which is a course that requires pristine accuracy and great approach play. Scrambling is also important to save par. Putting means less than it does at a birdie fest, but I still wouldn’t want to wager on a golfer with current severe issues on the green (looking at Matt Fitzpatrick and Si Woo Kim.)

Scottie Scheffler is first in the model, so we’ll be playing the “without” markets. Some books have “without Scheffler,” while others have “without Scheffler and McIlroy,” so I’ll make sure to differentiate between the two.

Here are the top golfers in my model for the 2026 Arnold Palmer:

1. Scottie Scheffler
2. Collin Morikawa
3. Russell Henley
4. Tommy Fleetwood
5. Si Woo Kim
6. Hideki Matsuyama
7. Ryan Gerard
8. Matt Fitzpatrick
9. Nick Taylor
10. Shane Lowry
11. Seppulon Straka
12. Ben Griffin
13. Kurt Kitayama
14. Viktor Hovland
15. J.T. Poston
16. Andrew Putnam
17. Min Woo Lee
18. Lucas Glover
19. Xander Schauffele
20. Sam Stevens

Collin Morikawa to win without Scottie Scheffler the 2026 Arnold Palmer +2200 (DraftKings)
On a course that requires pristine accuracy, how could we not bet on Collin Morikawa, who happens to be the most accurate golfer on tour? Morikawa, with his elite accuracy and great approach, is a tremendous fit for this course, and we know that because he finished second here last year. Morikawa won Pebble Beach almost a month ago and then went on to finish seventh at the Genesis, so he could prevail a second time this year. Betting 1.5 Units to win 33 (to win without Scottie Scheffler +2200) at DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Russell Henley to win the 2026 Arnold Palmer without Scottie Scheffler +2600 (DraftKings)
Russell Henley won this tournament last year, which was no surprise, given that his two best traits are accuracy and approach. He has an eighth-place finish earlier this year, but is coming off a missed cut, so I expect him to be focused entering this weekend.

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Kurt Kitayama to win the 2026 Arnold Palmer without Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy +3500 (Caesars)
Kurt Kitayama is known for his power off the tee and great approach play, but he’s been surprisingly accurate off the tee so far this year. He’s been incredibly accurate in four of his five tournaments this season, which allowed him to finish second at the Genesis. If this continues, Kitayama will have a good chance of prevailing at the Arnold Palmer, which we know is possible because he won this tournament in 2023. As a bonus, we’re somehow getting a better number for Kitayama to win without both Scheffler and McIroy and Caesars than we are to win without only Scheffler elsewhere.

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Ryan Gerard to win the 2026 Arnold Palmer without Scottie Scheffler +4400 (DraftKings)
Ryan Gerard has never played at this course, but he has the traits to succeed. He’s accurate off the tee, while his approach play is elite. He has two second-place finishes this year, one of which was behind Scheffler at the AmEx, so I like his chances of repeating that at 45/1 odds.

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Seppulon Straka to win the 2026 Arnold Palmer without Scottie Scheffler +4600 (DraftKings)
Our pal Seppulon Straka looks like a great bet at 46/1. He finished second at Pebble Beach earlier in the year, so perhaps he’ll have a great tournament this weekend. Straka seems great here at Bay Hill because of his strong accuracy and approach play. These traits allowed him to finish fifth at the Arnold Palmer last year.

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Andrew Putnam to win the 2026 Arnold Palmer without Scottie Scheffler +33000 (DraftKings)
The best long shot here is Andrew Putnam at a staggering 330/1 to win without Scheffler. This is exactly what he did at the AmEx, where he finished second with a couple of other golfers, including Gerard. Granted, he’s missed the cut in 2-of-2 tournaments since then, but Putnam has a specific skill set where he can be productive at specific courses. Putnam has no power to his game at all, but he’s extremely accurate. This helps him at tricky courses such as Bay Hill, where he finished eighth two years ago.

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Matchups and Make/Miss Cut at the 2026 Arnold Palmer:

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Russell Henley +3940 (0.4 Units) – Kalshi

Patrick Cantlay +4493 (0.3 Units) – Kalshi

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Min Woo Lee +4500 (0.3 Units) – BetMGM

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PGA Bets for the 2026 Cognizant Classic:

The 2026 Genesis Invitational started well for us, as we won with Rory McIlroy being the first-round leader at +2150. It was a four-way dead heat, but it was still a winning wager. Unfortunately, nothing went our way after that. We appeared to have a chance with Min Woo Lee, but he had a meltdown on Saturday.

We now have the Cognizant Classic, which is a weak field at a birdie-fest golf course. Putting and scrambling are important, but approach is the key factor at this course. Also, the Cognizant Classic tournament is not a bomber fest by any means. Golfers don’t need to be deadly accurate, but spraying the ball all over the place will get those who do so in major trouble.

Who are the other top golfers in the model? Let’s take a look:

Here are the top golfers in my model for the 2026 Cognizant Classic:

1. Ryan Gerard
2. Shane Lowry
3. Christiaan Bezuidenhout
4. Aaron Rai
5. David Lipsky
6. Mac Meissner
7. Andrew Putnam
8. Sami Valimaki
9. Tom Kim
10. Nicolai Hojgaard
11. Eric Cole
12. Hao-Tong Li
13. Matt Wallace
14. Stephan Jaegar
15. Will Zalatoris
16. Thorbjorn Olesen
17. Rasmus Hojgaard
18. Davis Thompson
19. Zachary Bauchou
20. John Parry

Ryan Gerard to win the 2026 Cognizant Classic +1850 (DraftKings)
DraftKings has some amazing deals to win the Cognizant. Ryan Gerard is +1400 to +1600 in most other sportsbooks, but he’s +1850 on DraftKings. Gerard is the favorite for good reason. He’s one of the top approach players in this field, and he’s an accuracy-over-strength golfer. He can also put extremely well, though that wasn’t the case at the Genesis.

Gerard has also been on the cusp of winning this year. He has two second-place finishes, with one coming at the AmEx, where Scottie Scheffler prevailed. There’s no Scheffler in this field, so that bodes well for Gerard. Betting 1.5 Units to win 27.8 (to win +1850) at DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Shane Lowry to win the 2026 Cognizant Classic +1900 (DraftKings)
Shane Lowry is probably the best golfer at this tournament, which makes you wonder why he’s not the favorite. Lowry’s approach is the best part of his game, and it’s been excellent so far to start this season. It helped him finish eighth at Pebble Beach, where he competed against golfers who are much better than those in this poor field. Lowry’s great approach allowed him to finish fourth at the Cognizant two years ago, so perhaps he’ll win this time.

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Aaron Rai to win the 2026 Cognizant Classic +4656 (Bookmaker)
If there’s one golfer who’s know for being accurate over powerful, it’s Aaron Rai. The 30-year-old is one of the most accurate golfers off the tee, and he’s also very good with his approach. He hasn’t had much success this year – outside of his first round at the Genesis – but this golf course is most suited to his skill set.

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Mac Meissner to win the 2026 Cognizant Classic +4700 (DraftKings)
Mac Meissner is a very well-rounded golfer with no weaknesses. He’s not overly accurate, but his approach is the best part of his game. Meissner has had a few weeks removed from the Phoenix Open, where he finished 18th against a far tougher field.

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Christiaan Bezuidenhout to win the 2026 Cognizant Classic +4806 (Bookmaker)
Christiaan Bezuidenhout, or “Alphabet Soup,” as we call him, is another golfer with impecccable accuracy off the tee. He has no power, but that’s not relevant at this tournament. Alphabet Soup has plus approach and putting skills, making him a great play at 48/1.

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David Lipsky to win the 2026 Cognizant Classic +15500 (DraftKings)
We’re going with two mega long shots this week. The first is David Lipsky, who most recently finished 18th at the Farmers Open. Lipsky has no power to his game, but that’s OK at this course. Lipsky is very accurate and has shown quality approach thus far early in the season. Lipsky finished third twice last year, so there’s definitely a chance he could win this tournament.

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Andrew Putnam to win the 2026 Cognizant Classic +16500 (DraftKings)
I can’t believe Andrew Putnam is 165/1. That’s insane. Putnam is a very accurate golfer who finished second in one of his two tournaments this year. He had an 11th-place finish at the Cogniant last year, so we know that he can do well at this tournament.

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First-Round Leader at the 2026 Cognizant Classic:

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PGA Bets for the 2026 Genesis Invitational:

Golf is back! Sure, we’ve had some tournaments already, but there wasn’t enough data to make informed bets. We now have that required data, so let’s get going with what hopefully is a bounce-back 2026 season.

We begin with the Genesis Invitational, which was moved last year due to the California wildfires. It’ll take place at Riveria Country Club, which emphasizes approach play above all else. It’s a long course, so driving distance is significant, but not totally necessary. Scrambling is also key here, as is putting, but to a lesser extent.

Scottie Scheffler is the odds-on favorite at this tournament. He could always win, but he’s never finished above seventh at Riveria. This is surprising because he’s the best approach player on tour, but then again, Scheffler is not a bomber, so the bombers will have an advantage over him off the tee. Still, he’s No. 1 in the model.

Who are the other top golfers in the model? Let’s take a look:

Here are the top golfers in my model for the 2026 Genesis Invitational:

1. Scottie Scheffler
2. Rory McIlroy
3. Hideki Matsuyama
4. Maverick McNealy
5. Xander Schauffele
6. Patrick Cantlay
7. Chris Gotterup
8. Min Woo Lee
9. Ryan Gerard
10. Tommy Fleetwood
11. Collin Morikawa
12. Ryo Hisastune
13. Cameron Young
14. Si Woo Kim
15. Matt Fitzpatrick
16. Kurt Kitayama
17. Pierceson Coody
18. Shane Lowry
19. Taylor Pendrith
20. Russell Henley

Hideki Matsuyama to win the 2026 Genesis Invitational without Scottie Scheffler +2000 (FanDuel)
We’re going to enter the Without Scottie Scheffler for our bets because Scheffler is such an overwhelming favorite to win in our model (even though we’re not betting on him.)

My favorite golfer to win the Genesis is Hideki Matsuyama. He won this event the last time it was played at Riveria, and it’s easy to see why. Matsuyama is sixth in approach and first in scrambling amongst all the golfers in this tournament. He’s not a bomber, but he drives the ball well enough to compete at courses like this.

Furthermore, Matsuyama has been hot lately. He finished second at the Phoenix Open and eighth at Pebble Beach. He should be ready to win this tournament.

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Chris Gotterup to win the 2026 Genesis Invitational without Scottie Scheffler +2800 (BetMGM)
Chris Gotterup has been the hottest golfer on tour to begin the year. He has two wins in four tournaments, and perhaps he’ll get a third at a course that suits his skills. Gotterup has great power off the tee, so he’ll be able to have an advantage over the weaker golfers at this event. His approach play and scrambling have also been terrific, so it’s not like he’s some one-trick pony. There’s a reason why he’s prevailed at two tournaments thus far. The odds aren’t as great as they would have been a few weeks ago, but Gotterup is still worth betting at 28/1.

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Maverick McNealy to win the 2026 Genesis Invitational without Scottie Scheffler +3500 (Caesars)
Maverick McNealy is fourth in my model. He has positive marks in all three major categories, namely approach and driving distance. McNealy has finished 10th and 13th in two of his previous three tournaments, so while he hasn’t nearly won a tournament this year, he has golfed well and could challenge for the win at this event.

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Min Woo Lee to win the 2026 Genesis Invitational without Scottie Scheffler +4000 (Caesars)
Min Woo Lee just finished second at Pebble Beach because of spiked approach play. Lee isn’t the best approach player by any means, but he’s decent in that element of his game, and if he can repeat what he did in that regard last week, then he can win this event because he has great driving distance and solid scrambling ability.

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Ryan Gerard to win the 2026 Genesis Invitational without Scottie Scheffler +5100 (DraftKings)
Ryan Gerard has two second-place finishes this year, but he’d have a first-place finish if Scottie Scheffler hadn’t been at the AmEx. Gerard has decent power off the tee, but his calling card is his excellent approach play, which bodes well for him at this tournament. Gerard is hit or miss as far as scrambling is concerned, but his putter has been hot.

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Ryo Hisatsune to win the 2026 Genesis Invitational without Scottie Scheffler +8700 (DraftKings)
Here’s our long shot of the week, though I don’t think Ryo Hisatsune should be this much of a long shot. In his previous three tournaments, Hisatsune has finished second, 10th, and eighth. He has spiked in all three major categories necessary to win at this course, as well as putting. Hisatsune has been an inconsistent putter over the years, but if he’s found something to fix that element of his game, then he can certainly win here with his solid driving distance and quality approach play.

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Matchups and Make/Miss Cut at the 2026 Genesis Invitational:

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These bets are for 72 holes.

Ryo Hisatsune is one of our picks to win outright (without Scottie Scheffler), so I like him over the 60th golfer in our model. Corey Conners’ putting has been a disaster this year, so I’ll be surprised if he does well at this tournament.

First-Round Leader at the 2026 Genesis Invitational:

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Marlins First Five Innings -133 (1 Unit to win 0.75) – DraftKings — Correct; +$75

Drake Baldwin to hit a home run +790 (0.2 Units to win 1.58) – FanDuel — Correct; +$158

Connor Norby over 1.5 hits + runs + RBI (0.25 Units to win 0.2) – BetMGM — Correct; +$20

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, March 26, 2026 ($0)

DraftKings has a 100-percent boost on MLB up to $100. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

Red Sox First Five Innings -116 (1 Unit to win 0.86) – DraftKings — No action; $0

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, March 25, 2026

DraftKings has a 100-percent boost on MLB up to $100. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

Ben Rice 2+ Hits + Runs + RBI (1 Unit to win 1.5) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, March 18, 2026 (-$50)

DraftKings has a 100-percent boost on college basketball up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: SMU -7.5 +182 (0.5 Units to win 0.91) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, March 3, 2026 (-$25)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost on NBA three-pointers up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Kon Knueppel 4+ 3-pointers +141 (0.25 Units to win 0.35) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Monday, Feb. 23, 2026 (-$50)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost on Louisville-North Carolina up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost on Houston-Kansas up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Louisville -6.5 +188 (0.25 Units to win 0.47) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Houston -3.5 +144 (0.25 Units to win 0.36) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026 (-$75)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost on both Arizona-Houston and Michigan-Duke up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost on Indiana-Purdue up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Houston -8.5 +195 (0.25 Units to win 0.49) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Michigan -5.5 +226 (0.25 Units to win 0.57) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Houston -8.5 +157 (0.25 Units to win 0.39) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Feb. 20, 2026 (+$93)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost on Indiana-Purdue up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost on Indiana-Purdue up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Purdue -14.5 +177 (0.25 Units to win 0.44) – FanDuel — Correct; +$44

College Basketball: Purdue -15.5 +195 (0.25 Units to win 0.49) – DraftKings — Correct; +$49

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026 (-$25)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost on BYU-Arizona up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Arizona -14.5 +167 (0.25 Units to win 0.42) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026 (+$37)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost on Michigan-Purdue up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost on Michigan-Purdue up to $25, and a 20-percent boost on women’s Olympic hockey, up to $30. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetRivers has a 30-percent boost on South Carolina-Florida up to $25.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Michigan -2.5 +119 (0.25 Units to win 0.3) – FanDuel — Correct; +$30

College Basketball: Michigan -3.5 +126 (0.25 Units to win 0.32) – DraftKings — Correct; +$32

College Basketball: Florida -24.5 +140 (0.25 Units to win 0.35) – BetRivers — Incorrect; -$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Monday, Feb. 16, 2026 (-$80)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost on Houston-Iowa State up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost on Houston-Iowa State up to $25, and a 20-percent boost on women’s Olympic hockey, up to $30. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Houston -0.5 +163 (0.25 Units to win 0.41) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Houston ML +161 (0.25 Units to win 0.4) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

Women’s Olympic Hockey: Canada -4.5 +122 (0.3 Units to win 0.37) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$30

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Sunday, Feb. 15, 2026 (+$42)

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for Indiana-Illinois, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Illinois -10.5 +169 (0.25 Units to win 0.42) – DraftKings — Correct; +$42

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Feb. 14, 2026 (+$70)

FanDuel has a 25-percent boost for PGA, up to $25. It also has a 30-percent boost on Iowa State-Kansas up to $25, and a 25-percent PGA bonus, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for Iowa State-Kansas, up to $25, and a 50-percent boost on college basketball, up to $15. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent odds boost for PGA, up to $20.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Iowa State -9.5 +172 (0.25 Units to win 0.43) – FanDuel — Correct; +$43

College Basketball: Iowa State -8.5 +137 (0.25 Units to win 0.34) – DraftKings — Correct; +$34

College Basketball: Florida State ML +255 (0.15 Units to win 0.38) – DraftKings — Correct; +$38

PGA: Seppulon Straka to win Pebble Beach +1640 (0.25 Units to win 4.1) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

PGA: Seppulon Straka to win Pebble Beach +1540 (0.2 Units to win 3.08) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$20

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Feb. 13, 2026 (+$34)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for Wisconsin-Michigan State, up to $25, and a 25-percent PGA bonus, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for Wisconsin-Michigan State, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Wisconsin-Michigan State over 146.5 +114 (0.25 Units to win 0.29) – FanDuel — Correct; +$29

College Basketball: Wisconsin-Michigan State over 147.5 +118 (0.25 Units to win 0.3) – DraftKings — Correct; +$30

PGA: Maverick McNealy to win Pebble Beach +4200 (0.25 Units to win 10.5) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2026 (-$45)

DraftKings has a 20-percent boost for PGA top finish parlays, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent boost for PGA, up to $20.

Sports Bets for today:

PGA: Scottie Scheffler Top 10, Chris Gotterup Top 20, Maverick McNealy Top 20 +481 (0.25 Units to win 1.2) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

PGA: Chris Gotterup to win Pebble Beach without Scottie Scheffler +2750 (0.2 Units to win 5.5) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$20

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026 (-$50)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for Purdue-Nebraska, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for Purdue-Nebraska, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Nebraska -4.5 +206 (0.25 Units to win 0.52) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Nebraska -5.5 +199 (0.25 Units to win 0.5) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Monday, Feb. 9, 2026 (+$41)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for Arizona-Kansas, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 50-percent boost for Arizona-Kansas, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Kansas -1.5 +167 (0.25 Units to win 0.42) – BetMGM — Correct; +$42

College Basketball: Kansas -3.5 +254 (0.25 Units to win 0.64) – DraftKings — Correct; +$64

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026 (+$570)

FanDuel has two 50-percent profit boosts for college basketball, up to $25, and a 25-percent profit boost for NBA, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent profit boost for NHL and PGA, up to $20.

Sports Bets for today:

NHL: Red Wings +121 (0.2 Units to win 0.24) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$20

PGA: Chris Gotterup to win the Phoenix Open without Scottie Scheffler +3080 (0.2 Units to win 6.16) – BetMGM — Correct; +$590

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2026 (-$37)

FanDuel has two 50-percent profit boosts for college basketball, up to $25, and a 25-percent profit boost for NBA, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent profit boost for college basketball, up to $20.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Jazz -2.5 +130 (0.25 Units to win 0.33) – FanDuel — Correct; +$33

College Basketball: Canisius -3.5 +316 (0.25 Units to win 0.79) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: La Salle -3.5 +324 (0.25 Units to win 0.81) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Canisius ML +137 (0.2 Units to win 0.28) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$20

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Monday, Feb. 2, 2026 (-$100)

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for Texas Tech-Kansas, and a 25-percent boost for Hornets-Pelicans. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Pelicans +5.5 +143 (0.25 Units to win 0.31) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Texas Tech -6.5 +139 (0.25 Units to win 0.35) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Florida A&M -2.5 +184 (0.5 Units to win 0.92) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026 (+$62)

FanDuel has boosts for certain college basketball games and PGA today. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for BYU-Kansas.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Arkansas -9.5 +182 (0.25 Units to win 0.46) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Kansas -5.5 +147 (0.25 Units to win 0.37) – DraftKings — Correct; +$37

PGA: Si Woo Kim Top Five +200 (0.25 Units to win 0.5) – FanDuel — Correct; +$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Jan. 30, 2026 (+$86)

Both FanDuel and DraftKings have boosts for Michigan-Michigan State, up to $25. BetMGM has a college basketball boost up to $20.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Michigan -1.5 +124 (0.25 Units to win 0.31) – FanDuel — Correct; +$31

College Basketball: Michigan -2.5 +137 (0.25 Units to win 0.34) – DraftKings — Correct; +$34

College Basketball: Michigan -1.5 +104 (0.2 Units to win 0.21) – BetMGM — Correct; +$21

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026 (+$22)

BetMGM has a 10-percent boost for NHL, up to $20.

Sports Bets for today:

NHL: Stars +107 (0.2 Units to win 0.22) – BetMGM — Correct; +$22

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026 (+$63)

FanDuel has two 50-percent boosts for all college basketball and a 50-percent boost for Nebraska-Michigan, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for Nebraska-Michigan, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent boost for NHL, up to $20.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Nebraska +7.5 +214 (0.25 Units to win 0.54) – FanDuel — Correct; +$54

College Basketball: Nebraska +9.5 +144 (0.25 Units to win 0.36) – DraftKings — Correct; +$36

College Basketball: Michigan State -17.5 +189 (0.25 Units to win 0.47) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Kansas State +4.5 +238 (0.25 Units to win 0.6) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

NHL: Kings +115 (0.2 Units to win 0.23) – BetMGM — Correct; +$23

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Monday, Jan. 26, 2026 (+$61)

DraftKings has a 25-percent boost for 76ers-Hornets and a 30-percent boost for Duke-Louisville, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Hornets -2.5 +120 (0.25 Units to win 0.3) – DraftKings — Correct; +$30

College Basketball: Duke -9.5 +125 (0.25 Units to win 0.31) – DraftKings — Correct; +$31

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026 (+$36)

It’s a new year, and yet we continue to lose positive-EV coin flips. What we’re doing truly defies mathematics and probability.

FanDuel has a 25-percent boost for PGA, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent boost for PGA, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

PGA: Blades Brown to win +1260 (0.25 Units to win 3.15) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

PGA: Scottie Scheffler to win +121 (0.5 Units to win 0.61) – BetMGM — Correct; +$61

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Jan. 23, 2026 (+$34)

It’s a new year, and yet we continue to lose positive-EV coin flips. What we’re doing truly defies mathematics and probability.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for Ohio State-Michigan, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Ohio State +14.5 +137 (0.25 Units to win 0.34) – DraftKings — Correct; +$34

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026 (-$108)

It’s a new year, and yet we continue to lose positive-EV coin flips. What we’re doing truly defies mathematics and probability.

FanDuel has two 50-percent boosts for all college basketball and a 30-percent boost for Vanderbilt-Arkansas, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent boost for college basketball and NHL, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Clemson -3.5 +115 (0.5 Units to win 0.58) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

College Basketball: Clemson -5.5 +222 (0.25 Units to win 0.56) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Miami -14.5 +189 (0.25 Units to win 0.47) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Arkansas -2.5 +169 (0.25 Units to win 0.42) – FanDuel — Correct; +$42

NHL: Predators -1.5 +209 (0.5 Units to win 1.05) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Jan. 15, 2026 (+$55)

It’s a new year, and yet we continue to lose positive-EV coin flips. What we’re doing truly defies mathematics and probability.

BetMGM has a 10-percent boost for NHL, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

NHL: Flyers-Penguins over 6.5 +110 (0.5 Units to win 0.55) – BetMGM — Correct; +$55

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026 (-$70)

It’s a new year, and yet we continue to lose positive-EV coin flips. What we’re doing truly defies mathematics and probability.

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for Iowa State-Kansas, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent boost for college basketball and NHL, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Iowa State-Kansas Under 151.5 +119 (0.25 Units to win 0.3) – FanDuel — Correct; +$30

College Basketball: Boise State-UNLV Under 148.5 (0.5 Units to win 0.52) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

NHL: Flames-Blue Jackets Under 6 +107 (0.5 Units to win 0.54) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Jan. 9, 2026 (-$25)

It’s a new year, and yet we continue to lose positive-EV coin flips. What we’re doing truly defies mathematics.

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for college football, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for college football, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent boost for college football and NBA, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Indiana -125 (0.25 Units to win 0.2) – FanDuel — Correct; +$20

College Football: Indiana -3 +110 (0.5 Units to win 0.55) – DraftKings — Correct; +$55

College Football: Oregon-Indiana Under 48.5 +104 (0.5 Units to win 0.52) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

NBA: Raptors-Celtics Over 224.5 +104 (0.5 Units to win 0.52) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026 (-$125)

College Football: Ole Miss +3.5 +109 (0.25 Units to win 0.27) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Football: Ole Miss +3.5 +103 (0.5 Units to win 0.52) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50

College Football: Ole Miss +3 +104 (0.5 Units to win 0.52) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2026 (-$100)

What we did with losing so many positive-EV coin flips truly defies mathematics.

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for NBA, up to $25, two 50-percent boosts for college basketball, up to $25, and a 30-percent profit boost for Duke-Louisville, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Mavericks -5.5 +124 (0.25 Units to win 0.31) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Nevada -1.5 +137 (0.25 Units to win 0.34) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Louisville ML +125 (0.25 Units to win 0.31) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2025 (0-2, -$400)

We’re losing positive-EV coin flips at an alarming rate. It will reverse eventually, maybe. In the meantime, we lose Kawhi Leonard under 27.5 when he has seven points at halftime and 10 points after three quarters…

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for college football and college basketball, up to $200.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Alabama +7 +104 (2 Units to win 2.09) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

College Basketball: Northeastern-North Carolina A&T Under 153.5 +109 (2 Units to win 2.18) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Dec. 26, 2025 (-$200)

We’re losing positive-EV coin flips at an alarming rate. It will reverse eventually, maybe.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for the NBA, up to $200. DraftKings has a 25-percent boost for the NBA, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Kawhi Leonard under 27.5 points +109 (2 Units to win 2.18) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Dec. 25, 2025 (-$225)

NBA: Timberwolves +1.5 +109 (2 Units to win 2.18) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

NBA: Lakers +2.5 +109 (0.25 Units to win 0.27) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2025 (-$726)

FanDuel has two 50-percent boosts for the college basketball, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for college football, NBA, college basketball, and the NHL, up to $200.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: UNLV -6.5 +104 (2 Units to win 2.09) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

NBA: Kel’el Ware over 13.5 points -113 (2 Units to win 1.78) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

College Basketball: Villanova-Seton Hall over 135.5 +104 (2 Units to win 2.09) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

College Basketball: Villanova PK +148 (0.25 Units to win 0.37) – FanDuel — Correct; +$37

NHL: Senators -130 (2 Units to win 1.55) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025 (+$133)

FanDuel has two 50-percent boosts for the college football, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for college football, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for college football and college basketball, up to $200.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Ole Miss -16.5 +123 (0.5 Units to win 0.62) – FanDuel — Correct; +$62

College Football: Ole Miss -17.5 +124 (0.5 Units to win 0.62) – DraftKings — Correct; +$62

College Football: Oregon -21 +114 (2 Units to win 2.29) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

College Basketball: Houston -5.5 +104 (2 Units to win 2.09) – BetMGM — Correct; +$209

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2025 (+$9)

FanDuel has two 50-percent boosts for the college basketball, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Mercer-Central Florida Under 160.5 +137 (0.25 Units to win 0.34) – FanDuel — Correct; +$34

College Basketball: Cleveland State-UAB Under 159.5 +132 (0.25 Units to win 0.33) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2025 (-$334)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

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Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Knicks -2.5 +132 (0.5 Units to win 0.66) – FanDuel — Correct; +$66

NBA: Victor Wembanyama over 20.5 points +126 (2 Units to win 2.52) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

College Basketball: Florida State-Dayton Under 161.5 +114 (2 Units to win 2.29) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025 (-$30)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50, and a 30-percent profit boost for select college basketball games, up to $30. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for Arizona-Alabama, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for NBA, college football, and college basketball, up to $200.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Thunder -10.5 +104 (2 Units to win 2.09) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

NBA: Josh Hart under 27.5 pts+reb+ast +132 (0.5 Units to win 0.66) – FanDuel — Correct; +$66

College Football: Washington -10 +109 (2 Units to win 2.18) – BetMGM — Correct; +$218

College Basketball: Creighton -4.5 +109 (2 Units to win 2.18) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

College Basketball: Arizona-Alabama under 178.5 +114 (0.5 Units to win 0.57) – FanDuel — Correct; +$57

College Basketball: Arizona-Alabama under 178.5 +116 (0.25 Units to win 0.29) – DraftKings — Correct; +$29

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025 (-$200)

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for NHL, up to $200.

Sports Bets for today:

NHL: Penguins +100 (2 Units to win 2) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2025 (-$300)

FanDuel has two 25-percent boosts for the NBA, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for NBA, up to $200.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Royce O’Neale over 13.5 pts+reb -103 (0.5 Units to win 0.49) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

NBA: Alex Caruso over 7.5 pts+reb -106 (0.5 Units to win 0.48) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

NBA: Lakers -7.5 +114 (2 Units to win 2.29) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025 (+$231)

FanDuel has two 25-percent boosts for the NBA, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50. It also has a 25-percent boost for college basketball, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for both NHL and NBA, up to $200.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Anthony Black under 25.5 pts+reb+ast +105 (0.5 Units to win 0.53) – FanDuel — Correct; +$53

NBA: Knicks -5.5 +116 (0.5 Units to win 0.58) – FanDuel — Correct; +$58

NBA: Knicks -5.5 +143 (0.5 Units to win 0.72) – DraftKings — Correct; +$72

NBA: Heat-Magic Under 235.5 +109 (2 Units to win 2.18) – BetMGM — Correct; +$218

College Basketball: Clemson +4.5 +120 (0.25 Units to win 0.3) – DraftKings — Correct; +$30

NHL: Oilers -176 (2 Units to win 1.14) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$200

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025 (-$150)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for Ohio State-Indiana, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for Ohio State-Indiana, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent boost for both college football, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Ohio State -4.5 +124 (0.5 Units to win 0.62) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

College Football: Ohio State -4 +120 (0.5 Units to win 0.6) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50

College Football: Virginia -4.5 +104 (0.5 Units to win 0.52) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Dec. 5, 2025 (+$314)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for NBA, up to $50, and also TEN 25-percent profit boosts for NBA, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Trailblazers +7.5 +118 (0.5 Units to win 0.59) – FanDuel — Correct; +$59

NBA: Jaden Ivey (DET) Under 12.5 pts+reb +111 (0.5 Units to win 0.56) – FanDuel — Correct; +$56

NBA: Brandon Miller (CHA) over 3.5 rebounds +170 (0.5 Units to win 0.85) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

NBA: Josh Giddey (CHI) over 9.5 rebounds -106 (0.5 Units to win 0.48) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

NBA: Pascal Siakam (IND) under 31.5 pts+reb +118 (0.5 Units to win 0.59) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

NBA: Rockets -10.5 +114 (0.5 Units to win 0.57) – FanDuel — Correct; +$57

NBA: Jordan Goodwin (PHX) over 15.5 pts+reb+ast +118 (0.5 Units to win 0.59) – FanDuel — Correct; +$59

NBA: Kyle Kuzma (MIL) over 12.5 points +121 (0.5 Units to win 0.61) – FanDuel — Correct; +$61

NBA: Kyle Kuzma (MIL) over 16.5 pts+reb -103 (0.5 Units to win 0.49) – FanDuel — Correct; +$49

NBA: Grizzlies +2 +132 (0.5 Units to win 0.66) – FanDuel — Correct; +$66

NBA: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (OKC) over 43.5 Pts+Reb+Ast (0.5 Units to win 0.57) – FanDuel — Correct; +$57

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2025 (+$39)

Sports Bets for today:

NHL: Nathan MacKinnon (COL) over 3.5 shots on goal -128 (0.5 Units to win 0.39) – BetMGM — Correct; +$39

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025 (+$35)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for certain college basketball games, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent boost for the college basketball, up to $50, and a 10-percent boost for NHL, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Duke -8.5 +109 (0.5 Units to win 0.55) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

College Basketball: Notre Dame ML +110 (0.5 Units to win 0.55) – BetMGM — Incorrect; +$55

NHL: Red Wings -169 (0.5 Units to win 0.3) – BetMGM — Correct; +$30

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Nov. 29, 2025 (+$13)

FanDuel has a no-sweat bet for college football, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 50-percent boost for Alabama-Auburn, up to $50, and a 30-percent boost for a general college football game, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent boost for the college football, up to $20.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Michigan State -3.5 -120 (0.25 No Sweat Units to win 0.21) – FanDuel — Correct; +$21

College Football: Washington +7 +100 (0.2 Units to win 0.2) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$20

College Football: Auburn +5.5 +134 (0.5 Units to win 0.67) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50

College Football: Boston College -3 +124 (0.5 Units to win 0.62) – DraftKings — Correct; +$62

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2025 (+$53)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 50-percent boost for college basketball, up to $15. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 10-percent boost for the NBA, up to $10.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Scottie Barnes over 7.5 rebounds +103 (0.5 Units to win 0.52) – FanDuel — Correct; +$52

NBA: Jakob Poeltl over 9.5 rebounds +110 (0.2 Units to win 0.22) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$20

College Basketball: Alabama -13.5 +143 (0.15 Units to win 0.21) – DraftKings — Correct; +$21

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2025 (+$38)

BetMGM has a 20-percent boosts for both the NBA and NHL, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Hawks -10.5 +104 (1 Unit to win 1.04) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

NHL: Stars +138 (1 Unit to win 1.38) – BetMGM — Correct; +$138

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025 (-$206)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for USC-Oregon, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for college football, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for both college football and college basketball, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Pittsburgh +3.5 -114 (0.5 Units to win 0.44) – DraftKings — Correct; +$44

College Football: USC +10.5 +132 (0.5 Units to win 0.66) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

College Football: USC +10.5 +104 (1 Unit to win 1.04) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

College Basketball: Tenn Martin -8.5 +104 (1 Unit to win 1.04) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Nov. 21, 2025 (+$182)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 25-percent boost for NBA, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for NBA, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Nuggets +2.5 +113 (0.25 Units to win 0.28) – DraftKings — Correct; +$28

NBA: Evan Mobley over 8.5 rebounds +116 (0.5 Units to win 0.58) – FanDuel — Correct; +$58

NBA: Evan Mobley over 26.5 points + rebounds -105 (1 Unit to win 0.96) – BetMGM — Correct; +$96

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Nov. 20, 2025 (+$109)

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for NHL, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

NHL: Blue Jackets +109 (1 Unit to win 1.09) – BetMGM — Correct; +$109

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2025 (+$36)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for NBA, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Thunder -18.5 +137 (0.5 Units to win 0.69) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

NBA: Bennedict Mathurin over 20.5 points -117 (1 Unit to win 0.86) – BetMGM — Correct; +$86

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025 (-$181)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for the NBA, up to $100. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 25-percent boost for college basketball, up to $75. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for college football and NHL, all up to $100. There’s also a no-sweat bet on college basketball, up to $20.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: UMass +33.5 +114 (1 Unit to win 1.14) – BetMGM — Correct; +$114

NBA: Deni Avdija over 25.5 points +121 (1 Unit to win 1.21) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$100

College Basketball: Yale -8.5 +114 (0.75 Units to win 0.86) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$75

College Basketball: Kentucky -3.5 -110 (0.2 No-Sweat Units to win 0.18) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$20

NHL: Stars -142 (1 Unit to win 0.71) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025 (-$96)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for Texas-Georgia, up to $100. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for Texas-Georgia, up to $50. It also has a 25-percent boost on BYU-Connecticut (college basketball), up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for college basketball, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Georgia -2.5 -127 (1 Unit to win 0.79) – FanDuel — Correct; +$79

College Football: Texas +6.5 -105 (0.5 Units to win 0.48) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50

College Basketball: Connecticut -6.5 +114 (0.25 Units to win 0.29) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

College Basketball: Cal-State Fullerton +6.5 +109 (1 Unit to win 1.09) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Nov. 14, 2025 (-$116)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $100. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 100-percent boost for NBA, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for NBA, up to $100, and a 20-percent boost for college football, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Pelicans +9.5 +148 (1 Unit to win 1.48) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$100

NBA: Kings +10.5 +210 (0.25 Units to win 0.5) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

NBA: Kings +10.5 +132 (1 Unit to win 1.32) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

College Football: Clemson +2.5 +109 (1 Unit to win 1.09) – BetMGM — Correct; +$109

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Nov. 13, 2025 (+$63)

DraftKings has a 25-percent boost for West Virginia-Pittsburgh, up to $20. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for NHL, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Pittsburgh-West Virginia over 133.5 +112 (0.2 Units to win 0.22) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$20

NHL: Red Wings (1 Unit to win 0.83) – BetMGM — Correct; +$83

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2025 (+$114)

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for NBA, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Thunder -8.5 +114 (1 Unit to win 1.14) – BetMGM — Correct; +$114

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025 (-$275)

DraftKings has a 25-percent boost for college basketball, up to $75. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for college football, up to $100, and a 20-percent boost for NHL, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Texas Tech +3.5 +119 (0.75 Units to win 0.89) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings — Incorrect; -$75

College Football: Akron -7 +109 (1 Unit to win 1.09) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

NHL: Hurricanes -134 (1 Unit to win 0.75) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Monday, Nov. 10, 2025 (-$100)

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for Texas A&M-Missouri, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for college basketball, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Xavier -3.5 +104 (1 Unit to win 1.04) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025 (+$285)

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for Texas A&M-Missouri, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for college football, up to $100, and a 20-percent boost for college basketball, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Texas A&M -6.5 +113 (0.5 Units to win 0.57) – DraftKings — Correct; +$57

College Football: Iowa +5.5 +114 (1 Unit to win 1.14) – BetMGM — Correct; +$114

College Basketball: Memphis -2.5 +114 (1 Unit to win 1.14) – BetMGM — Correct; +$114

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Nov. 7, 2025 (+$48)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for the NBA, up to $25. It also has a 30-percent boost for Kansas-North Carolina, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for NBA, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Magic -4.5 +155 (0.25 Units to win 0.41) – FanDuel — Correct; +$41

NBA: Magic -4.5 +139 (0.25 Units to win 0.35) – DraftKings — Correct; +$35

NBA: Kel’el Ware over 24.5 points + rebounds -109 (1 Unit to win 0.92) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

College Basketball: North Carolina -3.5 +143 (0.5 Units to win 0.72) – DraftKings — Correct; +$72

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025 (-$67)

DraftKings has a 25-percent boost for the Clippers-Suns game, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for NHL, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Suns -4.5 +130 (0.25 Units to win 0.33) – DraftKings — Correct; +$33

NHL: Sabres -113 (1 Unit to win 0.89) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025 (-$48)

FanDuel has two 25-percent boosts for the NBA, up to $25 each. It also has a 50-percent boost for college basketball, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 25-percent boost for the 76ers-Cavaliers game, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for NBA, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Pascal Siakam over 26.5 points +110 (0.25 Units to win 0.28) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

NBA: Amen Thompson over 23.5 points + assists +121 (0.25 Units to win 0.3) – FanDuel — Correct; +$30

NBA: 76ers +9.5 +125 (0.25 Units to win 0.31) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

NBA: 76ers +10.5 +109 (1 Unit to win 1.09) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

College Basketball: Southern Indiana-Butler Under 155.5 +143 (0.5 Units to win 0.72) – FanDuel — Correct; +$72

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025 (-$200)

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for college football, up to $100, and a 20-percent boost for the NHL, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Miami of Ohio +2.5 +117 (1 Unit to win 1.17) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

NHL: Sabres +132 (1 Unit to win 1.32) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Monday, Nov. 3, 2025 (-$42)

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for various college basketball games, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for college basketball, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

College Basketball: Arizona +3.5 +116 (0.5 Units to win 0.58) – DraftKings — Correct; +$58

College Basketball: Toledo -2.5 +104 (1 Unit to win 1.04) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025 (-$200)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for Vanderbilt at Texas, up to $50, and a 30-percent boost for the World Series, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for various college football games, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for college football, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Vanderbilt +3 +134 (0.5 Units to win 0.67) – FanDuel — Push; $0

College Football: Tennessee -2.5 +110 (0.5 Units to win 0.55) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50

College Football: Virginia Tech +10.5 +104 (1 Unit to win 1.04) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

MLB: Nathan Lukes to record a hit -120 (0.5 Units to win 0.42) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Oct. 31, 2025 (-$79)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50, and a 30-percent boost for the World Series, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 33-percent boost for first-inning scoring, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Walker Kessler over 24.5 points + rebounds +145 (0.5 Units to win 0.73) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

NBA: Ivica Zubac over 26.5 points + rebounds +100 (1 Unit to win 1) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

MLB: Yoshinobu Yamamoto under 6.5 strikeouts -117 (0.5 Units to win 0.43) – FanDuel — Correct; +$43

MLB: Dodgers-Blue Jays No Runs First Inning +111 (0.25 Units to win 0.28) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings — Correct; +$28

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Oct. 30, 2025 (+$90)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for the NHL, up to $100.

BetRivers has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Wendell Carter over 19.5 points + rebounds +142 (0.5 Units to win 0.71) – FanDuel — Correct; +$71

NBA: LaMelo Ball over 25.5 points +120 (0.5 Units to win 0.6) – BetRivers — Incorrect; -$50

NHL: Senators -146 (1 Unit to win 0.69) – BetMGM — Correct; +$69

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2025 (-$116)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost on the World Series, up to $50. It also has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 33-percent boost for first-inning scoring, up to $25. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for the NBA, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Blue Jays-Dodgers Over 8 +114 (0.5 Units to win 0.57) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

MLB: Blue Jays-Dodgers No Runs First Inning +111 (0.25 Units to win 0.28) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

NBA: Derrick White under 19.5 points +118 (0.5 Units to win 0.59) – FanDuel — Correct; +$59

NBA: Tre Jones over 6.5 assists -121 (1 Unit to win 0.83) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025 (-$250)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost on the World Series, up to $50. It also has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for the World Series, up to $100, and a 20-percent boost for the NHL, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Blue Jays-Dodgers Over 8 +123 (0.5 Units to win 0.62) – FanDuel — Push; $0

NBA: VJ Edgecombe over 27.5 points + rebounds + assists +103 (0.5 Units to win 0.52) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

MLB: Dodgers -176 (1 Unit to win 0.57) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

NHL: Panthers -155 (1 Unit to win 0.65) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Monday, Oct. 27, 2025 (-$35)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost on the World Series, up to $50. It also has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50, and a 25-percent boost for the NHL, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for the World Series, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Dodgers -1.5 +130 (0.5 Units to win 0.65) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

NBA: Reed Sheppard over 8.5 points +111 (0.5 Units to win 0.56) – FanDuel — Correct; +$56 >

NHL: Penguins +118 (0.5 Units to win 0.59) – FanDuel — Correct; +$59

MLB: Blue Jays-Dodgers Under 8.5 +104 (1 Unit to win 1.04) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025 (-$50)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost on the NBA, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Kyshawn George over 22.5 points + rebounds +145 (0.5 Units to win 0.73) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025 (+$229)

FanDuel has 30-percent boost for the LSU-Oklahoma game, up to $25, and also any other college football game, up to $25. FanDuel also has a 30-percent profit boost for the World Series, up to $50, and a 50-percent boost on the NBA, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 30-percent boost for the Missouri at Vanderbilt game, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent profit boost for college football, up to $100, and a 20-percent profit boost for MLB, up to $100.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Iowa State -2.5 +107 (0.25 Units to win 0.27) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Football: LSU +3.5 +111 (0.25 Units to win 0.28) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

MLB: Blue Jays +1.5 -103 (0.5 Units to win 0.49) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

NBA: Ajay Mitchell over 12.5 points +134 (0.5 Units to win 0.67) – FanDuel — Correct; +$67

College Football: Vanderbilt -2.5 -103 (0.5 Units to win 0.49) – DraftKings — Correct; +$49

College Football: Mississippi State +7.5 +104 (1 Unit to win 1.04) – BetMGM — Correct; +$104

MLB: Dodgers-Blue Jays under 7.5 +109 (1 Unit to win 1.09) – BetMGM — Correct; +$109

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Oct. 24, 2025 (+$68)

FanDuel has 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50. It also has a 30-percent boost for the World Series, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $20, and it also has a 33-percent boost on first-inning runs, up to $20. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Austin Reaves over 4.5 rebounds +142 (0.5 Units to win 0.71) – FanDuel — Correct; +$71

NBA: Heat +2.5 +136 (0.2 Units to win 0.27) – DraftKings — Correct; +$27

MLB: Dodgers -118 (0.5 Units to win 0.43) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

MLB: Dodgers-Blue Jays No First Inning Runs -101 (0.2 Units to win 0.2) – DraftKings — Correct; +$20

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025 (+$90)

FanDuel has 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for the NHL, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Nikola Jokic over 11.5 rebounds +133 (0.25 Units to win 0.33) – FanDuel — Correct; +$33

NHL: Ducks +114 (0.5 Units to win 0.57) – BetMGM — Correct; +$57

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025 (-$6)

FanDuel has 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 50-percent boost for player threes, up to $20, and a 20-percent boost on the 76ers-Celtics game, up to $20. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for the NBA, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Celtics -4.5 +142 (0.25 Units to win 0.36) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

NBA: Cameron Thomas over 2.5 threes +120 (0.2 Units to win 0.24) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$20

NBA: Celtics -4.5 +114 (0.2 Units to win 0.23) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$20

NBA: Bucks -10.5 +117 (0.5 Units to win 0.59) – BetMGM — Correct; +$59

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2025 (+$62)

FanDuel has 50-percent boost for the NBA, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a boost for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Kevin Durant to combine for 60+ points, up to $100. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a no-sweat bet for the NBA, up to $20, as well as an NHL profit boost, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

NBA: Rockets +6.5 +137 (0.25 Units to win 0.34) – FanDuel — Correct; +$34

NBA: Shai Gilgeous Alexander & Kevin Durant Combined 60+ Total Points (0.5 Units to win 1.25) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50

NBA: Rockets +6.5 -110 (0.2 No-Sweat Units to win 0.18) – BetMGM — Correct; +$18

NHL: Devils +120 (0.5 Units to win 0.6) – BetMGM — Correct; +$60

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Monday, Oct. 20, 2025 (-$50)

FanDuel had a boost for MLB, but it’s been down all day.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for MLB, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Mariners +132 (0.5 Units to win 0.66) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday & Sunday, Oct. 18-19, 2025 (+$36)

FanDuel has 30-percent and 50-percent boosts for college football in the Ole Miss-Georgia and Tennessee-Alabama games, plus a 30-percent boost for any other game, all up to $25. FanDuel also has a 30-percent boost for MLB, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 50-percent boost for USC at Notre Dame and 30-percent boost for Ole Miss-Georgia, both up to $100. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for college football, up to $50.

BetRivers has a 100-percent boost for MLB (Sunday), up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Ole Miss +7.5 +114 (0.25 Units to win 0.29) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Football: Alabama -9.5 +137 (0.25 Units to win 0.34) – FanDuel — Correct; +$34

College Football: Missouri -1.5 +123 (0.25 Units to win 0.31) – FanDuel — Correct; +$31

College Football: Notre Dame -9.5 +120 (1 Unit to win 1.2) – DraftKings — Correct; +$120

College Football: Ole Miss +7.5 +107 (1 Unit to win 1.07) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$100

College Football: Maryland +3 +114 (0.5 Units to win 0.57) – BetMGM — Push; $0

MLB: Mariners +204 (0.5 Units to win 1.02) – BetRivers — Incorrect; -$50

MLB: Blue Jays +104 (0.25 Units to win 0.26) – FanDuel — Correct; +$26

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Oct. 17, 2025 (+$158)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for college football, up to $25, and MLB, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 33-percent boost for first-inning scoring, up to $100. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Minnesota +7.5 +109 (0.25 Units to win 0.27) – FanDuel — Correct; +$27

MLB: Brewers-Dodgers Under 7.5 +130 (0.25 Units to win 0.32) – FanDuel — Correct; +$32

MLB: Blue Jays-Mariners No Runs First Inning (1 Unit to win 0.99) – DraftKings — Correct; +$99

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Oct. 16, 2025 (+$93)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for MLB, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for MLB, up to $50. It also has a 20-percent boost for NHL.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Dodgers -134 (0.25 Units to win 0.19) – FanDuel — Correct; +$19

MLB: Dodgers -147 (0.5 Units to win 0.34) – BetMGM — Correct; +$34

NHL: Devils -125 (0.5 Units to win 0.4) – BetMGM — Correct; +$40

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025 (-$125)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for MLB, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 33-percent boost for first-inning scoring, up to $100. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Blue Jays-Mariners Under 7.5 +105 (0.25 Units to win 0.26) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

MLB: Blue Jays-Mariners No Runs First Inning (1 Unit to win 0.99) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2025 (-$24)

MLB: Dodgers-Brewers Under 7.5 +105 (0.25 Units to win 0.26) – FanDuel — Correct; +$26

MLB: Dodgers +100 (0.5 Units to win 0.5) – BetMGM — Correct; +$50

MLB: Dodgers-Brewers No Runs First Inning (1 Unit to win 0.95) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$100

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Monday, Oct. 13, 2025 (-$62)

FanDuel has a 33-percent boost for MLB, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 50-percent boost for NHL, up to $100. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent profit boost for MLB, up to $50. It also has a 20-percent profit boost for NHL, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Dodgers-Brewers Under 7.5 +125 (0.25 Units to win 0.31) – FanDuel — Correct; +$31

MLB: Dodgers-Brewers Under 7.5 +114 (0.5 Units to win 0.57) – BetMGM — Correct; +$57

NHL: Maple Leafs -108 (1 Unit to win 0.93) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$100

NHL: Maple Leafs -134 (0.5 Units to win 0.38) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025 (-$139)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for Oregon-Indiana, a 30-percent boost for Texas-Oklahoma, and a 30-percent boost for another college football game, all up to $25. FanDuel also has a 30-percent boost for MLB, all up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 50-percent boost for Oregon-Indiana, up to $100. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent profit boost for MLB, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Indiana +8.5 +116 (0.25 Units to win 0.29) – FanDuel — Correct; +$29

College Football: Oregon -5.5 +103 (1 Unit to win 1.03) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$100

College Football: Oklahoma +2.5 +119 (0.25 Units to win 0.3) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Football: Oklahoma +3.5 -108 (1 Unit to win 0.93) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$100

College Football: Wake Forest -2.5 +109 (0.25 Units to win 0.27) – FanDuel — Correct; +$27

MLB: Cubs +156 (0.25 Units to win 0.39) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

MLB: Cubs-Brewers Under 7.5 +109 (0.5 Units to win 0.55) – BetMGM — Correct; +$55

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Oct. 10, 2025 (+$85)

FanDuel has a 30-percent profit boost for MLB, up to $25. It also has a 30-percent boost for college football, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 33-percent profit boost on first-inning scoring in MLB, up to $100. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent profit boost for MLB, up to $50. It also has a 20-percent boost for college football, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Mariners +133 (0.25 Units to win 0.33) – FanDuel — Correct; +$33

MLB: Tigers-Mariners No Runs First Inning -147 (1 Unit to win 0.68) – DraftKings — Correct; +$68

MLB: Mariners +117 (0.5 Units to win 0.59) – BetMGM — Correct; +$59

College Football: Rutgers +10.5 +115 (0.25 Units to win 0.29) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

College Football: Rutgers +10.5 +104 (0.5 Units to win 0.52) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025 (-$125)

FanDuel has a 30-percent profit boost for MLB, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent profit boost for MLB, up to $50. It also has a 20-percent boost for NHL, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Phillies +146 (0.25 Units to win 0.37) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

MLB: Phillies +132 (0.5 Units to win 0.56) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

NHL: Ducks +126 (0.5 Units to win 0.63) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025 (-$26)

FanDuel has a 30-percent profit boost for MLB, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 33-percent profit boost on first-inning scoring in MLB. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Phillies +1.5 -106 (0.25 Units to win 0.24) – FanDuel — Correct; +$24

MLB: Tigers-Mariners First Inning Run Yes +116 (0.5 Units to win 0.58) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025 (-$159)

FanDuel has a 30-percent profit boost for MLB. It also has a 50-percent boost for NHL. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 33-percent profit boost on first-inning scoring in MLB. It also has a 50-percent profit boost for NHL. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent profit boost for MLB. It also has a no-sweat bet for NHL.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Mariners-Tigers Under 7.5 +128 (0.5 Units to win 0.64) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

MLB: Blue Jays-Yankees First Inning Run Yes +121 (0.5 Units to win 0.61) – DraftKings — Correct; +$61

MLB: Tigers +1.5 -125 (0.5 Units to win 0.4) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

NHL: Avalanche-Kings Over 5.5 +116 (0.5 Units to win 0.58) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

NHL: Rangers -1.5 +171 (0.5 Units to win 0.86) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50

NHL: Rangers -1.5 +105 (0.2 no-sweat Units to win 0.21) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$20

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Monday, Oct. 6, 2025 (+$40)

FanDuel has a 30-percent profit boost for MLB. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Phillies +1.5 -124 (0.5 Units to win 0.4) – FanDuel — Correct; +$40

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Oct. 4, 2025 (+$175)

FanDuel has a 50-percent profit boost for Miami vs. Florida State, and a 30-percent profit boost for Alabama vs. Vanderbilt. It also has a 50-percent profit boost for any other college football game. FanDuel also has a 30-percent boost for MLB. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 33-percent profit boost for Miami vs. Florida State or Alabama vs. Vanderbilt (we are trying to middle the Miami-FSU game). You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent profit boost for college football and a 20-percent profit boost for MLB. It also has a 20-percent profit boost for MMA.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Florida State +6.5 +106 (0.5 Units to win 0.53) – FanDuel — Correct; +$53

College Football: Miami -2.5 -123 (0.5 Units to win 0.4) – DraftKings — Correct; +$40

College Football: Alabama -12.5 +119 (0.5 Units to win 0.6) – FanDuel — Correct; +$60

College Football: Texas -4.5 +137 (0.5 Units to win 0.69) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50

College Football: California +3 +104 (0.5 Units to win 0.52) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

MLB: Tigers +1.5 -106 (0.5 Units to win 0.48) – FanDuel — Correct; +$48

MLB: Tigers +1.5 -113 (0.5 Units to win 0.44) – BetMGM — Correct; +$44

MMA: Jiri Prochazk (0.5 Units to win 0.3) – BetMGM — Correct; +$30

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Oct. 3, 2025 (+$92)

FanDuel has a 30-percent profit boost for college football, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetRivers has a 30-percent profit boost for WNBA, up to $25.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: San Diego State -6.5 +124 (0.5 Units to win 0.62) – FanDuel — Correct; +$62
WNBA: Mercury +3.5 +118 (0.25 Units to win 0.3) – BetRivers — Correct; +$30

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Thursday, Oct. 2, 2025 (-$100)

FanDuel has a 30-percent profit boost for MLB, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for MLB, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Padres +128 (0.5 Units to win 0.64) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50
MLB: Indians -105 (0.5 Units to win 0.48) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2025 (-$100)

FanDuel has a 50-percent profit boost for MLB, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 33-percent profit boost for first-inning bets, up to $100. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Red Sox-Yankees Over 7.5 Runs +143 (0.5 Units to win 0.72) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50
MLB: Red Sox-Yankees No Runs First Inning -105 (0.5 Units to win 0.48) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025 (+$99)

FanDuel has a 50-percent profit boost for MLB, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 33-percent profit boost for first-inning bets, up to $100. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetRivers has a 50-percent boost on MLB, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Red Sox +177 (0.5 Units to win 0.89) – FanDuel — Correct; +$89
MLB: Reds-Dodgers No Runs First Inning -105 (0.5 Units to win 0.48) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50
MLB: Red Sox-Yankees Under 7 Runs +120 (0.5 Units to win 0.6) – BetRivers — Correct; +$60

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 (+$66)

FanDuel has a 50-percent profit boost for college football in general, up to $50. It also has 50-percent profit boosts in the Alabama-Georgia and Penn State-Oregon games, up to $50 each. And finally, FanDuel has a live Ryder Cup 50-percent boost. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 50-percent profit boost for either Alabama vs. Georgia or Penn State vs. Oregon. It also has a 33-percent boost on BYU vs. Colorado, up to $100. And finally, DraftKings also has a 25-percent boost for college football in general. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent profit boost for college football, up to $50.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Rice +13.5 +137 (0.5 Units to win 0.69) – FanDuel — Correct; +$69
College Football: Alabama +3.5 +103 (0.5 Units to win 0.52) – FanDuel — Correct; +$52
College Football: Penn State ML -114 (0.5 Units to win 0.44) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50
Golf: USA Day 3 Singles Winner +131 (0.5 Units to win 0.66) – FanDuel — Correct; +$66
College Football: Georgia ML +111 (0.5 Units to win 0.56) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50
College Football: BYU -6.5 +121 (1 Unit to win 1.21) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$100
College Football: Rice +13.5 +119 (1 Unit to win 1.19) – DraftKings — Correct; +$119
College Football: Eastern Michigan +3 +114 (0.5 Units to win 0.57) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$50

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Sept. 26, 2025

FanDuel has a 30-percent profit boost for baseball, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Red Sox +109 (0.5 Units to win 0.55) – FanDuel — Correct; +$55

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025 (-$50 + pending)

FanDuel has a 30-percent profit boost for baseball, up to $50. FanDuel also has a 100-percent profit boost to lift the trophy in the Ryder Cup, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 25-percent profit boost for the Ryder Cup winner, up to $50. DraftKings also has a 30-percent boost for top point scorer at the Ryder Cup, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Padres +111 (0.5 Units to win 0.56) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$50
Golf: USA to Lift the Trophy +132 (0.5 Units to win 0.66) – FanDuel Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel
Golf: USA to Win Ryder Cup -120 (0.5 Units to win 0.42) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings
Golf: Patrick Cantlay Top Ryder Cup Points Scorer +2080 (0.5 Units to win 10.4) – DraftKings Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2025 (+$40)

DraftKings has a 33-percent profit boost for baseball, up to $50. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Royals -127 (0.5 Units to win 0.4) – DraftKings — Correct; +$40

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Sept. 20, 2025 (+$104)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for either Michigan or Nebraska moneyline, up to $25. It also has a 50-percent boost for the Oklahoma-Auburn game, up to $50. It also has a 50-percent boost for any college football game, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 33-percent profit boost for the Oklahoma vs. Auburn game, up to $100. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 25-percent boost for college football, up to $25. It also has a 20-percent boost for MLB, up to $20.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: Nebraska ML +145 (0.25 Units to win 0.36) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25
College Football: Oklahoma -6.5 +128 (0.5 Units to win 0.64) – FanDuel — Correct; +$64
College Football: Florida State -44.5 +131 (0.5 Units to win 0.65) – FanDuel — Correct; +$65
College Football: Oklahoma -7 +127 (1 Unit to win 1.27) – DraftKings — Push; $0
College Football: Nebraska ML +114 (0.25 Units to win 0.29) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$25
MLB: Indians +126 (0.2 Units to win 0.25) – BetMGM — Correct; +$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Sept. 19, 2025 (+$106)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for MLB today, up to $50. FanDuel also has a 30-percent boost for college football today, up to $50. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Red Sox -105 (0.5 Units to win 0.48) – FanDuel — Correct; +$48
College Football: Iowa -1.5 +115 (0.5 Units to win 0.58) – FanDuel — Correct; +$58

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025 (+$19)

DraftKings has a 33-percent boost for MLB today. Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Yankees -128 (0.25 Units to win 0.19) – DraftKings — Correct; +$19

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025 (-$156)

FanDuel has a 50-percent boost for college football, up to $25. FanDuel also has a 50-percent boost for the Georgia-Tennessee game, up to $25. FanDuel also has a 30-percent profit boost for the Notre Dame vs. Texas A&M game. Futhermore, FanDuel has a 25-percent boost on boxing. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 50-percent boost for the Florida vs. LSU game. DraftKings also has a 50-percent profit boost for the Notre Dame vs. Texas A&M game. DraftKings is also providing a $20 bonus bet on the Canelo fight for $20 spent betting college football, which we’ve already done. And speaking of boxing, DraftKings is offering a 50-percent boost on method of decision. Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent odds boost for MLB, up to $20.

BetRivers has a 25-percent odds boost for tennis, up to $25.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: USC -21.5 +148 (0.25 Units to win 0.37) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25
College Football: Tennessee +4.5 +123 (0.25 Units to win 0.31) – FanDuel — Correct; +$31
College Football: Notre Dame -6.5 +119 (0.25 Units to win 0.3) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25
Boxing: Canelo Alvarez over Terence Crawford -139 (0.25 Units to win 0.18) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25
College Football: Florida +6.5 +143 (0.5 Units to win 0.71) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50
College Football: Notre Dame -6.5 +136 (0.5 Units to win 0.68) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50
Boxing: Canelo Alvarez over Terence Crawford -170 (0 Units to win 0.12) – DraftKings — Incorrect; $0
Boxing: Canelo Alvarez by decision or technical decision +188 (0.3 Units to win 0.56) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$30
MLB: Astros -109 (0.2 Units to win 0.18) – BetMGM — Correct; +$18
Tennis: Liam Draxl -4.5 (0.25 Units to win 0.27) – BetRivers — No action; $0

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Friday, Sept. 12, 2025 (+$31)

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for college football, up to $25. FanDuel also has a 30-percent boost for MLB, up to $25. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent odds boost for college football, up to $25.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: New Mexico +15.5 +117 (0.25 Units to win 0.29) – FanDuel — Correct; +$29
MLB: Dodgers -121 (0.25 Units to win 0.21) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25
College Football: New Mexico +15.5 +109 (0.25 Units to win 0.27) – BetMGM — Correct; +$27

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2025

FanDuel has a 30-percent boost for MLB. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Rays -105 (0.25 Units to win 0.24) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2025 (-$20)

FanDuel has a 30-percent home run boost today. It also has a 25-percent odds boost for the WNBA. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 33-percent boost for baseball today. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Nick Kurtz to hit a home run +470 (0.25 Units to win 1.17) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25
WNBA: Mystics/Liberty Under 158 +120 (0.25 Units to win 0.3) – FanDuel — Correct; +$30
MLB: Athletics +124 (0.25 Units to win 0.31) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Saturday, Sept. 6, 2025 (-$21)

FanDuel has two 50-percent boosts today: one for college football in general, and the other for the Oklahoma-Michigan game. You can Get $200 in bonus bets from FanDuel by clicking the link.

DraftKings has a 50-percent boost for Oklahoma-Michigan and a 30-percent boost on another game. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

BetMGM has a 20-percent boost for baseball today.

Sports Bets for today:

College Football: USC -28.5 +131 (0.25 Units to win 0.33) – FanDuel — Correct; +$33
College Football: Michigan +5.5 +137 (0.25 Units to win 0.34) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25
College Football: Michigan +4.5 +123 (0.5 Units to win 0.61) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$50
College Football: Alabama -34.5 +136 (0.3 Units to win 0.41) – DraftKings — Correct; +$41
MLB: Twins +109 (0.2 Units to win 0.22) – BetMGM — Incorrect; -$20

Sports Bets with Odds Boosts for Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2025 (+$30)

DraftKings has a 33-percent boost for baseball. You can Get $250 in bonus bets from DraftKings by clicking the link.

Sports Bets for today:

MLB: Cardinals +121 (0.25 Units to win 0.3) – DraftKings — Correct; +$30

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MLB: Cal Raleigh to hit a home run +398 (0.25 Units to win 1) – FanDuel — Correct; +$100
MLB: Mariners +116 (0.25 Units to win 0.29) – DraftKings — Incorrect; -$25
WNBA: Fever/Mercury Under 166 +118 (0.25 Units to win 0.3) – FanDuel — Correct; +$30

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MLB: Diamondbacks -112 (0.25 Units) – FanDuel — Incorrect; -$25
College Football: TCU -3.5 +134 (0.5 Units) – DraftKings — Correct; +$67
College Football: TCU -3.5 +109 (0.1 Units) – BetMGM — Correct; +$11