2022 NFL Analysis and Picks (Week 10)

2022 NFL Analysis and Picks (Week 9)

This week’s “Best Seat in the House” award belongs to Bob Jones.

Bob went the distance to get this view. He attended last Sunday’s NFL in London game at Wembley Stadium, between Denver and Jacksonville.

In previous weeks, Scott Byron (New York Giants-CLICK HERE), Bruce Kramer (Philadelphia Eagles-CLICK HERE), Noah Carbone (Miami Dolphins-CLICK HERE), Jason March (Las Vegas Raiders-CLICK HERE), and Linda Kenney Baden/Dr. Michael Baden (New York Jets-CLICK HERE) each shared their seat views.  Photos were posted here in the weekly write-ups.

Note that anyone reading this can send a picture from their seats and I might use it in an upcoming report (email me directly at nolandalla.com, or send a message via Facebook).  I have the next two weeks covered — thanks to those who sent pics.

As for my analysis and picks, I hope you enjoy the weekly analysis and picks. It’s been a great run, so far.  I have a few more comments about the release of games and my writings, which you can read below.

Now, it’s on to NFL Week 9.

2022 NFL Analysis and Picks — Final Report (Week 8)

Welcome to my home page.

I hope you enjoy the weekly NFL analysis and picks.  Last week resulted in another nice win, going 8-5.

It’s been a great run this season, so far.

Thursday Night Football Pick (Baltimore-Tampa Bay)

I just don’t get it.

It seems that most football bettors would rather get analysis and picks from quickie YouTube videos with yapping eye candy, or follow the spikey-haired slim-suits on ESPN who never post their handicapping records and whom nobody has ever heard of.  That’s what gets attention nowadays.

Perhaps good old-fashioned handicapping and hard work isn’t in style anymore.

Please message me when the eye candy and slim suits post 64 percent winners on 90+ NFL picks and 26 games over .500 flat betting after 7 weeks — all for free.

I don’t know how much longer I’ll put in the time, honestly.  I don’t know.  We’ll see what happens.