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Last-play safety in Baltimore Ravens-Cleveland Browns game swings millions at sportsbooks
One bettor s bad beat is another s fortunate win. The last play of the Monday night thriller between the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns produced both.
A desperation, multi-lateral play by the Browns as time expired resulted in a safety for the Ravens that covered the spread and swung millions of dollars in bets at sportsbooks around the nation.
The Ravens closed as consensus 3-point road favorites over the Browns. In a back-and-forth battle with major playoff implications, Baltimore s Justin Tucker hit a 55-yard field goal that gave the Ravens a 45-42 lead with two seconds to play.
Entering Week 14, NFL underdogs had posted a winning record against the spread in eight of the past nine weeks. Overall, underdogs had covered the spread in 56.9% of games this season, a mark that would be the best in any season since 1980, according to ESPN Stats and Information research.
Unfortunately for the betting public, they ve never been overly fond of the underdogs certainly not this season, and it has resulted in what one veteran Las Vegas bookmaker called his best NFL season.
Week after week, the sportsbooks have come out ahead, winning Sunday after Sunday and most days in between. November might have been the best month BetMGM s sportsbooks in Nevada have ever experienced, according to director of race and sports Jeff Stoneback.
Sam Hubbard working with Pepsi and Freestore Foodbank to make a difference for the holidays
We recently spoke with Bengals’ defensive end Sam Hubbard about the state of the team and the impact he’s making on the Cincinnati community with the Freestore Foodbank on behalf of Pepsi.
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When Zac Taylor took over the Cincinnati Bengals’ head coaching gig, he impressed the importance of character on his football team. The message has largely been visible with Josh Bynes recently being nominated for the Art Rooney Sportsmanship award and defensive lineman Sam Hubbard engaging in huge community endeavors since the start of the 2020 season.