Jim McIngvale, from @GFToday, bet $2 million in cash on the Cowboys to beat the 49ers Sunday in San Francisco on FOX. @MattressMack made the bet at Caesars Sportsbook at the Horseshoe Casino in Lake Charles. pic.twitter.com/MyiNTuqdEt
Another reason to be bullish on the 49ers offense: The Cowboys like to stunt more than any defense in the NFL, but the 49ers OL has been one of the best at pass blocking on plays where the defense stunt. pic.twitter.com/vvSXJFwjJ9
Another reason to be bullish on the 49ers offense: The Cowboys like to stunt more than any defense in the NFL, but the 49ers OL has been one of the best at pass blocking on plays where the defense stunt. pic.twitter.com/vvSXJFwjJ9
That was one of the first things I noticed about the o line going back as early as pre season when they would pass guys off on stunts. It was very smooth like.
Can someone explain this to me? I thought you wanted to be to the north eastern corner of the graph?
In reference to the eagles position. The eagles have done a better job blocking stunts but haven't faced stunts at as high a rate as us. Hope that helps.
Jim McIngvale, from @GFToday, bet $2 million in cash on the Cowboys to beat the 49ers Sunday in San Francisco on FOX. @MattressMack made the bet at Caesars Sportsbook at the Horseshoe Casino in Lake Charles. pic.twitter.com/MyiNTuqdEt
I've heard the pro betters are on the cowboys (the money) but the public is on the niners (tickets).
Dude just put $3M down on TCU to beat Georgia lol.
He made something like $70 million on the Astros though so he has plenty to toss around. He always hedges his bets. "If the Cowboys win, you get all your furniture free if you buy today" so even if Dallas loses, he's sold a s**tload of furniture.
Jim McIngvale, from @GFToday, bet $2 million in cash on the Cowboys to beat the 49ers Sunday in San Francisco on FOX. @MattressMack made the bet at Caesars Sportsbook at the Horseshoe Casino in Lake Charles. pic.twitter.com/MyiNTuqdEt
Jim McIngvale, from @GFToday, bet $2 million in cash on the Cowboys to beat the 49ers Sunday in San Francisco on FOX. @MattressMack made the bet at Caesars Sportsbook at the Horseshoe Casino in Lake Charles. pic.twitter.com/MyiNTuqdEt
They are from Texas and do this for free pub. As you can see it gets good reach even here on the WZ. It's marketing you pay money for views / attention. In this case it maybe be free or profitable marketing if the bet hits. Pretty shrewd imo. Even if the bet fails it's $2m of ad/marketing expenditure.
He also does huge giveaways at his furniture stores and everything. He does this for CFB too. It's a big publicity thing and it works super well for him.
i just hope he loses $2M lol
He hedges his bets with promotions at all his stores. He's making money either way.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
He made something like $70 million on the Astros though so he has plenty to toss around. He always hedges his bets. "If the Cowboys win, you get all your furniture free if you buy today" so even if Dallas loses, he's sold a s**tload of furniture.
Two games ago, DAL and esp Dak , looked like dogmeat. Last week, Dak looked like his fans always expected him to play, I don't know if his QBR was perfect or near perfect, but he played an incredible game. Like my bro in Ft Worth said, "oh is Dak playing today" …due to many recent injuries and lost 4 games earlier on to injury.
The other thing is that Dak has been so unpredictable, throwing 3, 4, INTs in several games and then playing better the next week. Inconsistency and injury …the two dreaded "I"s. I guess how he plays will surprise everyone, as no one seems to know when Dak is going to be great….or dogmeat.
Best way to counter that is to go crush them with our O, and then let the D just run them over. Then…it doesn't matter WTF Dak does. No question tho, his inconsistency is a big DAL fear.
Speaking to reporters earlier this week, quarterback Dak Prescott did not shy away from acknowledging that he and the Cowboys wanted to play the 49ers after their loss last season.
"Most definitely I [wanted the 49ers]. I think this whole team did. Obviously, using that loss last year as a motivation," Prescott said. "The focal point of the resiliency that we carried into the offseason obviously carried into this year. We get a chance to go back at their place and do something that we wanted to do."
Another reason to be bullish on the 49ers offense: The Cowboys like to stunt more than any defense in the NFL, but the 49ers OL has been one of the best at pass blocking on plays where the defense stunt. pic.twitter.com/vvSXJFwjJ9
That was one of the first things I noticed about the o line going back as early as pre season when they would pass guys off on stunts. It was very smooth like.
Can someone explain this to me? I thought you wanted to be to the north eastern corner of the graph?
In reference to the eagles position. The eagles have done a better job blocking stunts but haven't faced stunts at as high a rate as us. Hope that helps.
So the eagles, patriots, colts, and cardinals have done a better job at beating stunts than we have? I think I got it.
the pats and colts have faced stunts more than we have though, is that right?
Speaking to reporters earlier this week, quarterback Dak Prescott did not shy away from acknowledging that he and the Cowboys wanted to play the 49ers after their loss last season.
"Most definitely I [wanted the 49ers]. I think this whole team did. Obviously, using that loss last year as a motivation," Prescott said. "The focal point of the resiliency that we carried into the offseason obviously carried into this year. We get a chance to go back at their place and do something that we wanted to do."
Another reason to be bullish on the 49ers offense: The Cowboys like to stunt more than any defense in the NFL, but the 49ers OL has been one of the best at pass blocking on plays where the defense stunt. pic.twitter.com/vvSXJFwjJ9
That was one of the first things I noticed about the o line going back as early as pre season when they would pass guys off on stunts. It was very smooth like.
Can someone explain this to me? I thought you wanted to be to the north eastern corner of the graph?
In reference to the eagles position. The eagles have done a better job blocking stunts but haven't faced stunts at as high a rate as us. Hope that helps.
So the eagles, patriots, colts, and cardinals have done a better job at beating stunts than we have? I think I got it.
the pats and colts have faced stunts more than we have though, is that right?
