4:05 PM NFL [471] TB BUCCANEERS +1-110
4:25 PM NFL [473] NE PATRIOTS -7.5 -110
8:30 PM NFL [475] SEA SEAHAWKS +1-110
3:05 PM NHL Outdoors - Investors Group Field [51] Edmonton Oilers -110
6:05 PM NHL [54] TOTAL u5.5 -135 (Minnesota Wild vrs New York Islanders)
7:05 PM NHL [56] New York Rangers -167
8:05 PM NHL [57] Vancouver Canucks +170
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Edmonton at Winnipeg
Play: Over 5?
The defensively challenged Winnipeg Jets, who are allowing four goals a game, hope to tighten things up when they host the Edmonton Oilers in the Heritage Classic at Investors Group Field in the NHL?s first outdoor contest of the season.
Both teams are coming off victories. Rookie Patrik Laine sparked the Jets? 5-4 overtime victory Wednesday over Toronto with his first career hat trick, capped by the game-winner with 2:20 left in extra time.
Edmonton (4-1) won its past two games and four of five to open the season, fueled by Connor McDavid who has eight points (four goals, four assists) while goalie Cam Talbot led the NHL with four victories through Friday. Talbot rebounded from a rough showing Monday against Buffalo to allow three goals on 68 shots in victories over Carolina and St. Louis.
The Jets (2-2-0) first two home victories have been similar in nature. Fall behind early, rally to tie the game late, and then skate to victory in overtime. While Laine has grabbed the majority of the headlines, Mark Scheifele owns five points in his past three games. Connor Hellebuyck (3.45 goals against average) and Michael Hutchinson (4.02 GAG) have split the opening four games in goal and each has struggled at times.
Edmonton took last year?s season series going 2-0-1 against the Jets last season, losing in a shootout and allowing just three goals total.
Next to the box named improvements needed, the Jets have checked penalty killing. They were next to last one year ago and enter today?s game having already allowed five power-play goals.
The Jets are 3-1 to the OVER this season while the Oilers are 3-2 to the high side. Edmonton is also 5-0 to the OVER in its last five road games.
Edmonton +104 over WINNIPEG
OT included. The host in this event or spectacle does not have an advantage of any kind because of all the distractions leading up to the event. Friends and family all want ?good? tickets. The media surrounds the team for two days leading up to the event. There are other obligations as well. Now the Jets, a team that remains an enigma because of their lack of wins with so many talented players, is being asked to perform at a high level against a team with a new found confidence. Winnipeg lacks discipline, strong goaltending and mental toughness. The Jets have also allowed four goals or more in each of their four games this season. Both of their wins have come in extra time so we could easily be talking about a 0-4 team here. In three of four games, Winnipeg has been outshot, which includes allowing the Maple Leafs to record 40.
Connor McDavid does more for the Oilers than produce. He?s one of those ?it? guys that cannot stand losing and will not accept losing. His attitude, leadership and refusal to lose are all contagious. The Oilers have won four of five. After a loss to Buffalo that may have previously led to three or four more defeats in succession, the Oilers dug down deep and reeled off two straight victories while allowing just three goals against. The Oilers have a big edge in net here with Cam Talbot over anyone that the Jets use. In three career games against Winnipeg, Talbot has a 2-1-0 record, with a 2.01 goals against average and a .947 save percentage. The Oilers continue to lead the NHL in goals per game. Through five games, 19 Oilers have already earned their first point of the season. The outcome of games are usually decided by the following: goaltending, who wants it more, and talent. Give the Oilers a big edge in the first two categories and probably the third one too.
San Diego Chargers @ Atlanta Falcons
Atlanta just finished a road trip in which they faced two of the top secondaries in the league, in the Seahawks and Broncos, and put up 24 and 23 points. The Dirty Birds now travel home to face a Chargers defense that is playing well, by their historically low standards, but still only ranking 16th in NYPP and 18th in passing success rate allowed. Look for the Falcons who are averaging a league-best 8.8 NYPP to put up points against the Bolts. While Rivers is having another fantastic season, putting up 7.4 NYPP with an above 50% passing success rate, the poor rush offense and rush defense have caused leads to evaporate this year en route to a 2-4 start. The advanced stats model sees a shootout and the Falcons covering the chalk, so Falcons (-6.5) is a Strong Opinion. Lean to the OVER (53).
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ San Francisco 49ers
The Bucs are coming off a bye and look to fix a team that has the 26th ranked offense in the NFL averaging a measly 4.6 YPP and 18.8 points per game. Defensively they have been just as terrible, giving up 5.9 YPP, ranking 24th in the league. San Francisco has lost five straight and Colin Kaepernick did not look like the answer last week against a soft Bills secondary, averaging only 5.2 NYPP. However, the Niners defense is better than the 31 points per game they are allowing, giving up only 5.4 Yards per play. The advanced stats model sees inefficient offenses as the value is with SF and the Under, so both Niners (+2.5) and UNDER (46.5) are leans.
Tampa Bay vs. San Francisco
Pick: Tampa Bay
The set-up: The 2-3 Tampa Bay Bucs visit San Francisco to take on the 49ers. The Bucs opened the 2016 season by upsetting the Falcons 31-24 in Atlanta but then lost three in a row, before winning 17-14 at Carolina in a Monday Night Week 5 game. The Bucs are off a bye, something the 49ers could use. San Francisco opened its season with a 28-0 Monday Night win back in Week 1 but the team has since lost five in a row, getting outscored 185-99.
Tampa Bay: The Bucs are struggling with injuries on both sides of the ball. RB Doug Martin, coming off a 2015 season in which he ran for 1,02 yards (4.9 YPC), has not played since he injured his hamstring in Week 2 (he has 85 yards on 3.4 YPC). He won?t play here, nor will WR Vincent Jackson, who was placed on injured reserve after suffering an ACL injury in that Monday win at Carolina. Moving to the defense, DT Gerald McCoy (calf) has been practicing on a limited basis and could return to the lineup but DE Robert Ayers (high ankle sprain) and DT Clinton McDonald (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday and appear unlikely for Sunday. That?s hardly good news for a defense allowing 28.4 PPG (27th).
San Francisco: Controversial QB Colin Kaepernick got his first start of the season last Sunday and while he led the team with 66 rushing yards, he completed just 13 of 29 passes for 187 yards. However, it?s hard to put much of the blame on him, as the 49ers allowed 312 rushing yards in a 45-16 blowout loss at Buffalo and on the year have allowed league-worst 174.3 YPG (5.0 YPC). The defense is allowing 30.8 PPG (31st) on the season but remember, that?s after a Week 1 shutout win. As for the offense, pre- and post-Kaepernick, the offense ranks 32nd overall in total yards (292.8 YPG) and 32nd in passing yards (169.5 YPG).
The pick: Tampa Bay will be without Martin but Jacquizz Rodgers ran for 101 yards in the Monday Night win and against the porous Buffalo rush D (see above), he should do well again. Jameis Winston iis struggling some in his second season but has all the tools to ?light up? a very poor and far from 100 percent healthy, San Francisco D. It?s hard to to not believe that Colin Kaepernick?s and head coach Chip Kelly?s time in the Bay Area are close to being over. If the Bucs can win in Atlanta and Carolina, why not in San Francisco?
Patriots (5-1) at Steelers (4-2)
No Ben. Brady on a mission. Steelers suddenly a tough sell. But Pittsburgh is a proud organization and they haven?t taken a full touchdown at home since Terry Bradshaw had hair. Landry Jones will sub for Ben Roethlisberger and while it?s a huge step down, the Steelers have been known to step up in these situations having gone 11-9 when No. 7 hasn?t started under centre. Pittsburgh also offers up one of the offensive tandems in the league with RB Le?Veon Bell and WR Antonio Brown. New England success speaks for itself as they mow down opponents but Tom Brady is a modest 12-12-1 ATS when favoured by a touchdown or more on the road and the Pats have a game in Buffalo next week, a revenge minded stop after the Bills shutout the Patriots at Gillette. TAKING: PITTSBURGH +7
Seahawks (2-3) at Cardinals (3-2)
On paper, looks like a good Sunday nighter as these two battle for NFC West supremacy. But not sure if we can trust the Cardinals right now. Back to .500 after a disappointing 1-3 start, wins over the lowly 49ers and Jets don?t evoke enough confidence to endorse the Cards against this formidable opponent. Seattle seems to have the blueprint for taking down this rival, winning three of past four meetings. QB Russell Wilson appears to be over his knee issues and he is known to shine in these primetime games with an 11-4 ATS mark. Seattle?s No. 1 ranked run defence is capable of stopping the red-hot David Johnson and that puts extra pressure on QB Carson Palmer, who figures to face a fierce pass rush from Michael Bennett and mates. Dog makes sense here. TAKING: SEAHAWKS +2
TB @ SF -1
When San Fran was +2, I was thinking of backing them. But since the line moved by 3 full points, Bucs are worth a look as an underdog. Remember, this team beat ATL and CAR, and played the Rams close. They can play with ?weaker? teams in this league (ATL game was 1st of the season so I?ll assume that win was a bit of a fluke). Of course Tampa got blown out by ARZ and DEN, so clearly they?re not ready to step up just yet. Well, San Fran is as bad of a team as it gets. They?re without Hyde, who is their best offensive weapon. Let?s see if Kaepernick can win a game on his own. He hasn?t been able to do it in a long while. Lean: TB +1
NE @ PIT +7
No Roethlisberger in this one but that?s not the only loss. Pittsburgh is without Heyward (their best defender?), Gilbert (their best O-lineman?), and Wheaton (their #2 WR). Facing a juggernaut like the Pats won?t be easy in this spot. Lean: NE -7
SEA @ ARZ -1
Arizona is coming into this one with a hobbled Carson Palmer and without John Brown, their deep threat at WR. In addition, another burner, Jaron Brown, is very questionable as well. This tells me that the Cardinals could have a very tough time moving the ball offensively. On the other side, Russell Wilson is still not as mobile as he is when fully healthy, and of course his O-line is very questionable at best. Going up against a top-10 Arizona pass-rush won?t be easy. Two defenses that rank in the top-3 overall (and top-3 in pass-D) and both offenses that are mediocre so far this season. I?m not sure why this total is so high. My model has it at 40 total points. Lean: UNDER 44
Seahawks vs. Cardinals
Play: Seahawks +1?
The Seahawks head into Arizona on Sunday afternoon the the visitors with the point are worth a move here. Seattle had an impressive win over the Falcons on Sunday as this team is looking like they're back in their stride.
QB Russell Wilson has been banged up all season long, but now he's back to near or even at 100%. Having Wilson at 100% is huge for this team as he can beat the opposition with his feet and arm.
Here against the Cardinals, this is a good matchup for the Seattle defense. Arizona hasn't proven yet they can consistently move the ball and despite putting up points on Monday night, this is a far better defense than the Jets one they saw.
Some trends to note. Seahawks are 6-1-1 ATS in their last 8 games in Week 7. Seahawks are 19-5-2 ATS in their last 26 games after accumulating more than 250 yards passing in their previous game.
This is a very good matchup for the Hawks and they'll like find a lot of success in slowing down Carson Palmer, who isn't even at 100% himself. He missed multiple practices this week which is never a good recipe for slowing down Seattle.
Texans (4-2) at Broncos (4-2)
The Texans will probably win the AFC South. That doesn?t mean they?re any good. They may think they?re good after an improbable win on Sunday night but that was certainly not one to gloat about. If your team has scored just nine points through 57 minutes against Indianapolis? defective defence, guess what Houston? You?ve got a problem. QB Brock Osweiler remains subpar with poor stats across the board including an equal amount of interceptions (8 ) as touchdown passes. Osweiler would like nothing more than to stick it to John Elway?s club after the Broncos showed little interest in keeping him in Colorado. By the same token, Denver will want to prove its boss right, especially after stinging from a pair of losses before having 10 days to ready for this one. Winless on the road, Houston has been outscored 58-13 in its two away games when shutout 27-0 by Brady-less Patriots then being trounced 31-13 by Denver-like Vikings. Texans are once again in primetime but certainly aren?t ready for it. TAKING: BRONCOS ?7?
Marseille at Paris Saint-Germain
Play: Over 3
PSG continue their move up the standings after a slow start to the season and offensively have begun to look better in all competitions. Their GPG average has started to move closer to what it's been in the past and a meeting with Marseille can only help. Marseille away matches are averaging 3.8/game and the last 4 between these two sides have gone over the total while averaging just over 4 goals/game. Lean on the Over here for me.
4:25 PM NFL [473] NE PATRIOTS -7.5 -110
8:30 PM NFL [475] SEA SEAHAWKS +1-110
3:05 PM NHL Outdoors - Investors Group Field [51] Edmonton Oilers -110
6:05 PM NHL [54] TOTAL u5.5 -135 (Minnesota Wild vrs New York Islanders)
7:05 PM NHL [56] New York Rangers -167
8:05 PM NHL [57] Vancouver Canucks +170
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Edmonton at Winnipeg
Play: Over 5?
The defensively challenged Winnipeg Jets, who are allowing four goals a game, hope to tighten things up when they host the Edmonton Oilers in the Heritage Classic at Investors Group Field in the NHL?s first outdoor contest of the season.
Both teams are coming off victories. Rookie Patrik Laine sparked the Jets? 5-4 overtime victory Wednesday over Toronto with his first career hat trick, capped by the game-winner with 2:20 left in extra time.
Edmonton (4-1) won its past two games and four of five to open the season, fueled by Connor McDavid who has eight points (four goals, four assists) while goalie Cam Talbot led the NHL with four victories through Friday. Talbot rebounded from a rough showing Monday against Buffalo to allow three goals on 68 shots in victories over Carolina and St. Louis.
The Jets (2-2-0) first two home victories have been similar in nature. Fall behind early, rally to tie the game late, and then skate to victory in overtime. While Laine has grabbed the majority of the headlines, Mark Scheifele owns five points in his past three games. Connor Hellebuyck (3.45 goals against average) and Michael Hutchinson (4.02 GAG) have split the opening four games in goal and each has struggled at times.
Edmonton took last year?s season series going 2-0-1 against the Jets last season, losing in a shootout and allowing just three goals total.
Next to the box named improvements needed, the Jets have checked penalty killing. They were next to last one year ago and enter today?s game having already allowed five power-play goals.
The Jets are 3-1 to the OVER this season while the Oilers are 3-2 to the high side. Edmonton is also 5-0 to the OVER in its last five road games.
Edmonton +104 over WINNIPEG
OT included. The host in this event or spectacle does not have an advantage of any kind because of all the distractions leading up to the event. Friends and family all want ?good? tickets. The media surrounds the team for two days leading up to the event. There are other obligations as well. Now the Jets, a team that remains an enigma because of their lack of wins with so many talented players, is being asked to perform at a high level against a team with a new found confidence. Winnipeg lacks discipline, strong goaltending and mental toughness. The Jets have also allowed four goals or more in each of their four games this season. Both of their wins have come in extra time so we could easily be talking about a 0-4 team here. In three of four games, Winnipeg has been outshot, which includes allowing the Maple Leafs to record 40.
Connor McDavid does more for the Oilers than produce. He?s one of those ?it? guys that cannot stand losing and will not accept losing. His attitude, leadership and refusal to lose are all contagious. The Oilers have won four of five. After a loss to Buffalo that may have previously led to three or four more defeats in succession, the Oilers dug down deep and reeled off two straight victories while allowing just three goals against. The Oilers have a big edge in net here with Cam Talbot over anyone that the Jets use. In three career games against Winnipeg, Talbot has a 2-1-0 record, with a 2.01 goals against average and a .947 save percentage. The Oilers continue to lead the NHL in goals per game. Through five games, 19 Oilers have already earned their first point of the season. The outcome of games are usually decided by the following: goaltending, who wants it more, and talent. Give the Oilers a big edge in the first two categories and probably the third one too.
San Diego Chargers @ Atlanta Falcons
Atlanta just finished a road trip in which they faced two of the top secondaries in the league, in the Seahawks and Broncos, and put up 24 and 23 points. The Dirty Birds now travel home to face a Chargers defense that is playing well, by their historically low standards, but still only ranking 16th in NYPP and 18th in passing success rate allowed. Look for the Falcons who are averaging a league-best 8.8 NYPP to put up points against the Bolts. While Rivers is having another fantastic season, putting up 7.4 NYPP with an above 50% passing success rate, the poor rush offense and rush defense have caused leads to evaporate this year en route to a 2-4 start. The advanced stats model sees a shootout and the Falcons covering the chalk, so Falcons (-6.5) is a Strong Opinion. Lean to the OVER (53).
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ San Francisco 49ers
The Bucs are coming off a bye and look to fix a team that has the 26th ranked offense in the NFL averaging a measly 4.6 YPP and 18.8 points per game. Defensively they have been just as terrible, giving up 5.9 YPP, ranking 24th in the league. San Francisco has lost five straight and Colin Kaepernick did not look like the answer last week against a soft Bills secondary, averaging only 5.2 NYPP. However, the Niners defense is better than the 31 points per game they are allowing, giving up only 5.4 Yards per play. The advanced stats model sees inefficient offenses as the value is with SF and the Under, so both Niners (+2.5) and UNDER (46.5) are leans.
Tampa Bay vs. San Francisco
Pick: Tampa Bay
The set-up: The 2-3 Tampa Bay Bucs visit San Francisco to take on the 49ers. The Bucs opened the 2016 season by upsetting the Falcons 31-24 in Atlanta but then lost three in a row, before winning 17-14 at Carolina in a Monday Night Week 5 game. The Bucs are off a bye, something the 49ers could use. San Francisco opened its season with a 28-0 Monday Night win back in Week 1 but the team has since lost five in a row, getting outscored 185-99.
Tampa Bay: The Bucs are struggling with injuries on both sides of the ball. RB Doug Martin, coming off a 2015 season in which he ran for 1,02 yards (4.9 YPC), has not played since he injured his hamstring in Week 2 (he has 85 yards on 3.4 YPC). He won?t play here, nor will WR Vincent Jackson, who was placed on injured reserve after suffering an ACL injury in that Monday win at Carolina. Moving to the defense, DT Gerald McCoy (calf) has been practicing on a limited basis and could return to the lineup but DE Robert Ayers (high ankle sprain) and DT Clinton McDonald (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday and appear unlikely for Sunday. That?s hardly good news for a defense allowing 28.4 PPG (27th).
San Francisco: Controversial QB Colin Kaepernick got his first start of the season last Sunday and while he led the team with 66 rushing yards, he completed just 13 of 29 passes for 187 yards. However, it?s hard to put much of the blame on him, as the 49ers allowed 312 rushing yards in a 45-16 blowout loss at Buffalo and on the year have allowed league-worst 174.3 YPG (5.0 YPC). The defense is allowing 30.8 PPG (31st) on the season but remember, that?s after a Week 1 shutout win. As for the offense, pre- and post-Kaepernick, the offense ranks 32nd overall in total yards (292.8 YPG) and 32nd in passing yards (169.5 YPG).
The pick: Tampa Bay will be without Martin but Jacquizz Rodgers ran for 101 yards in the Monday Night win and against the porous Buffalo rush D (see above), he should do well again. Jameis Winston iis struggling some in his second season but has all the tools to ?light up? a very poor and far from 100 percent healthy, San Francisco D. It?s hard to to not believe that Colin Kaepernick?s and head coach Chip Kelly?s time in the Bay Area are close to being over. If the Bucs can win in Atlanta and Carolina, why not in San Francisco?
Patriots (5-1) at Steelers (4-2)
No Ben. Brady on a mission. Steelers suddenly a tough sell. But Pittsburgh is a proud organization and they haven?t taken a full touchdown at home since Terry Bradshaw had hair. Landry Jones will sub for Ben Roethlisberger and while it?s a huge step down, the Steelers have been known to step up in these situations having gone 11-9 when No. 7 hasn?t started under centre. Pittsburgh also offers up one of the offensive tandems in the league with RB Le?Veon Bell and WR Antonio Brown. New England success speaks for itself as they mow down opponents but Tom Brady is a modest 12-12-1 ATS when favoured by a touchdown or more on the road and the Pats have a game in Buffalo next week, a revenge minded stop after the Bills shutout the Patriots at Gillette. TAKING: PITTSBURGH +7
Seahawks (2-3) at Cardinals (3-2)
On paper, looks like a good Sunday nighter as these two battle for NFC West supremacy. But not sure if we can trust the Cardinals right now. Back to .500 after a disappointing 1-3 start, wins over the lowly 49ers and Jets don?t evoke enough confidence to endorse the Cards against this formidable opponent. Seattle seems to have the blueprint for taking down this rival, winning three of past four meetings. QB Russell Wilson appears to be over his knee issues and he is known to shine in these primetime games with an 11-4 ATS mark. Seattle?s No. 1 ranked run defence is capable of stopping the red-hot David Johnson and that puts extra pressure on QB Carson Palmer, who figures to face a fierce pass rush from Michael Bennett and mates. Dog makes sense here. TAKING: SEAHAWKS +2
TB @ SF -1
When San Fran was +2, I was thinking of backing them. But since the line moved by 3 full points, Bucs are worth a look as an underdog. Remember, this team beat ATL and CAR, and played the Rams close. They can play with ?weaker? teams in this league (ATL game was 1st of the season so I?ll assume that win was a bit of a fluke). Of course Tampa got blown out by ARZ and DEN, so clearly they?re not ready to step up just yet. Well, San Fran is as bad of a team as it gets. They?re without Hyde, who is their best offensive weapon. Let?s see if Kaepernick can win a game on his own. He hasn?t been able to do it in a long while. Lean: TB +1
NE @ PIT +7
No Roethlisberger in this one but that?s not the only loss. Pittsburgh is without Heyward (their best defender?), Gilbert (their best O-lineman?), and Wheaton (their #2 WR). Facing a juggernaut like the Pats won?t be easy in this spot. Lean: NE -7
SEA @ ARZ -1
Arizona is coming into this one with a hobbled Carson Palmer and without John Brown, their deep threat at WR. In addition, another burner, Jaron Brown, is very questionable as well. This tells me that the Cardinals could have a very tough time moving the ball offensively. On the other side, Russell Wilson is still not as mobile as he is when fully healthy, and of course his O-line is very questionable at best. Going up against a top-10 Arizona pass-rush won?t be easy. Two defenses that rank in the top-3 overall (and top-3 in pass-D) and both offenses that are mediocre so far this season. I?m not sure why this total is so high. My model has it at 40 total points. Lean: UNDER 44
Seahawks vs. Cardinals
Play: Seahawks +1?
The Seahawks head into Arizona on Sunday afternoon the the visitors with the point are worth a move here. Seattle had an impressive win over the Falcons on Sunday as this team is looking like they're back in their stride.
QB Russell Wilson has been banged up all season long, but now he's back to near or even at 100%. Having Wilson at 100% is huge for this team as he can beat the opposition with his feet and arm.
Here against the Cardinals, this is a good matchup for the Seattle defense. Arizona hasn't proven yet they can consistently move the ball and despite putting up points on Monday night, this is a far better defense than the Jets one they saw.
Some trends to note. Seahawks are 6-1-1 ATS in their last 8 games in Week 7. Seahawks are 19-5-2 ATS in their last 26 games after accumulating more than 250 yards passing in their previous game.
This is a very good matchup for the Hawks and they'll like find a lot of success in slowing down Carson Palmer, who isn't even at 100% himself. He missed multiple practices this week which is never a good recipe for slowing down Seattle.
Texans (4-2) at Broncos (4-2)
The Texans will probably win the AFC South. That doesn?t mean they?re any good. They may think they?re good after an improbable win on Sunday night but that was certainly not one to gloat about. If your team has scored just nine points through 57 minutes against Indianapolis? defective defence, guess what Houston? You?ve got a problem. QB Brock Osweiler remains subpar with poor stats across the board including an equal amount of interceptions (8 ) as touchdown passes. Osweiler would like nothing more than to stick it to John Elway?s club after the Broncos showed little interest in keeping him in Colorado. By the same token, Denver will want to prove its boss right, especially after stinging from a pair of losses before having 10 days to ready for this one. Winless on the road, Houston has been outscored 58-13 in its two away games when shutout 27-0 by Brady-less Patriots then being trounced 31-13 by Denver-like Vikings. Texans are once again in primetime but certainly aren?t ready for it. TAKING: BRONCOS ?7?
Marseille at Paris Saint-Germain
Play: Over 3
PSG continue their move up the standings after a slow start to the season and offensively have begun to look better in all competitions. Their GPG average has started to move closer to what it's been in the past and a meeting with Marseille can only help. Marseille away matches are averaging 3.8/game and the last 4 between these two sides have gone over the total while averaging just over 4 goals/game. Lean on the Over here for me.
