Oct 12, 2026 · 39 min · 12 segments
On this episode of the shoulda bet more podcast, Will Hill recaps another wild day in the NFL, and looks ahead to Monday night football and the ALCS. Then Gill Alexander of a numbers game joins to…
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I don't want to overlook, just because of the order it happened, and it feels like days ago now.
What we saw in the morning, and I don't know how many people watch the game in the morning.
You know, it's one thing to sit there all afternoon and watch football, and I know the diehards watch it, or you're betting you watch it.
What we saw Sunday morning, first off, 9.30, you didn't even realize the game was starting.
Touchdown, first play of the game, kickoff return, except there are penalties by both teams, both during and after the play.
That was a good omen for the rest of the game because there were nothing but flags and there were nothing but reviews after reviews.
TV networks don't like that, and the books don't like that, too, because they want you to bet that early game.
Your bets win or lose, and then you kind of reinvest it if you win or try to chase it if you lose.
But beside the point, just all the craziness before the half, reviewing a fumble where there was no clear recovery, and the announcers didn't really realize this right away.
There's no clear recovery, so why are we – reviewing the fumble one who cares if there's going to be a fumble now who cares if you're going to you know deeming a fumble you're just going to give it to the same team anyway we wasted 10 minutes on that all these reviews are lengthy there's a million reviews it was about as choppy as unwatchable as any nfl game i can remember and you know what typical nfl and this is just perfectly symbolic of the nfl we get a game with a A bunch of reviews, a bunch of stupid decisions by both coaches, what Jacksonville did when they got to the one, just getting way too cute.
I don't want to overlook, just because of the order it happened, and it feels like days ago now.
What we saw in the morning, and I don't know how many people watch the game in the morning.
You know, it's one thing to sit there all afternoon and watch football, and I know the diehards watch it, or you're betting you watch it.
What we saw Sunday morning, first off, 9.30, you didn't even realize the game was starting.
Touchdown, first play of the game, kickoff return, except there are penalties by both teams, both during and after the play.
That was a good omen for the rest of the game because there were nothing but flags and there were nothing but reviews after reviews.
TV networks don't like that, and the books don't like that, too, because they want you to bet that early game.
Your bets win or lose, and then you kind of reinvest it if you win or try to chase it if you lose.
But beside the point, just all the craziness before the half, reviewing a fumble where there was no clear recovery, and the announcers didn't really realize this right away.
There's no clear recovery, so why are we – reviewing the fumble one who cares if there's going to be a fumble now who cares if you're going to you know deeming a fumble you're just going to give it to the same team anyway we wasted 10 minutes on that all these reviews are lengthy there's a million reviews it was about as choppy as unwatchable as any nfl game i can remember and you know what typical nfl and this is just perfectly symbolic of the nfl we get a game with a A bunch of reviews, a bunch of stupid decisions by both coaches, what Jacksonville did when they got to the one, just getting way too cute.
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