I can only hope you heeded my advice last week. Against my better judgement, I decided to proffer an opinion on every game in Week 1 of the NFL, giving those of you who thrive on the challenge of outwitting the sportsbooks a look at where you could h

Be careful what you wish for. I might mean Russell Wilson being anointed the starting quarterback in Seattle or Kevin Kolb taking over for an injured John Skelton in the fourth quarter last Sunday. Or both.

Having already given you my ‘can't miss' bet of the week (the ‘Aaron Curry', as it shall now become known), when laying it on pretty thick how much of a good thing the Seahawks are against the spread (ATS) this week in Arizona, it's time to introduce

Please gamble responsibly. That's the sage advice that rightfully accompanies any betting advertisement. Last year, I gave spread betting advice on every game of the 2011 season (that can still be...

Not a bad way to begin matters, eh? Last Saturday went very smoothly. One down and we own a 1.000 winning percentage. Oh yeah, and the Seahawks dismantled the Titans of Tennessee, 27-17. I ceded to...

I don't care much for the preseason. There, got it out of my system. I used to care, a lot.

I make Matt Millen right. Walter Cherepinsky will be mad. Not just mad. Really mad. Really, really mad. I'm well versed in recognising the special love that ol' Walt reserves for Millen, but on this one, Matt's right. Really right. Really, really right.

So, are the oddsmakers in Vegas joining us in sensing a challenge to San Francisco (at the very least) this year? Not on your Nelly and in the view of two sportsbooks we're not even poised for a .500 season.

Following last week's introduction from Danny to my contribution to this website, and subsequent posting of the spread/line available for each Seahawks game (barring Week 17) for the forthcoming 2012 season, I was drawn to one reader response in particular: "So, they're giving the Seahawks a 6-10 season."

How long until the football season begins?