Giants-Commanders Weather, Picks and Passing Props

You, of course, though, have an NFL game tonight in the NFC East. Looks like the rain is slowing down. Looks like the rain is slowing down. You know, I can't get a great read on this rain, Gabe, as to whether this game is going to be unplayable or okay. We know the total has dropped like a rock. Uh, compared to the open number due to the concern about the weather here. I don't feel it's impacted as many of the passing props as I thought it would like Malik Nabers is still in the seventies. I don't think they're booking Nabers in the nineties in a normal weather game. Like you can maybe say they should, but I just don't like, I don't think things are McCarthy's numbers still in the two hundreds. The numbers for Daniels are still in the two hundreds. So I don't feel like these numbers have dropped. As if this is the Bucs game against the Falcons from, you know, two weeks ago. Society has gotten so soft, the modern era so soft, that a drizzle actually, like, makes people think it's called a weather game. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know what a weather game is? Like, 35-mile-an-hour winds and, you know, eight feet of snow on the field. That's a weather game, right? Like, it's not, you know, I tell you what, Kevin, And, you know, you know what it's like at the Meadowlands. And I've said this, like, for years. It could be like a sunny day in New York, but it'll be raining at MetLife Stadium. There's a black cloud over the Meadowlands, just point blank. There is. There's just this, like, vortex of clouds and darkness. And you just feel it. Like, it's just like all the time. Like, so. And, oh, yeah, by the way, the New York Giants practice right beside the damn stadium. They practice in this daily. Like, this is the weather they practice in all the time, right? Not all the time. It doesn't monsoon all the time in New Jersey. No, but it's not monsooning right now either. Well, the idea is it's going to. Close to Thompson and everyone. Nah, but all the weather reports all day. And it's hard to predict the weather in that area. It's a swamp. But at the same point in time, Kevin. Kirsten Thompson and them, they're not sitting on the field right now. They were in the tunnel all day. They're back out on the field. The weather forecast all day said it's going to stop around 7.30. Boom, it's 7.30 right now. Here we are. It's starting to slow down. And, you know, if it does rain, you know, rain leads to fumbles and chaos. And wet fields leads to sort of guys slipping around and stuff. As far as the passing yard props are concerned, I get it. Like, you know, I don't want to be scared off of it because I actually like Scataboo to go over his number, but I don't want to be shy away from my boy in J.J. McCarthy, in which if you look at J.J. and his numbers when he's been on the field with the New York football Giants, he's put yards up. We saw what he did in that fourth quarter when he came in. The following week against the Houston Texans, he threw for 240, 238, whatever the hell it was. Yep. Lit it up in the first half. It slowed down as the game went on because Cam was popping big runs as the game went on. But my point is, and you compound it by the fact, guys, that the Washington Commanders, they gave up the third most passing yards in the National Football League. They get lit up through the air. And they're not like a good team like Buffalo. You can say, oh, wow, they're up by a... They're leading all the time. It's like Washington aren't leading all the time, Kevin, as we all know. They're not leading all the time. No, they just give up chunk plays. Like, it just is what it is. So, yeah, I don't want to back off. I got a 196 and a half right now with J.J. right now. Okay, so, yeah, it's a pretty good number. I just went and looked, you know, at someone who does, like, the weather stuff, the guy Kevin Roth, and his most recent update is most of this game is going to be played dry. According to him, right? So that's kind of where maybe you do end up with a favorable weather situation for people in this one. It's going to be interesting. They did put up 54 points when they played earlier this season as well. Let's not overlook that. They also managed to neither score in overtime. So let's, we never know what we're going to get. I blame Washington more for that. I blame, no, you are right about that. The Mac. Of the National Football League. It's... It's never easy. That's pretty harsh. That's pretty harsh, but I think I might be honest after like... Nah, like, that AFC South is a train wreck.