Ready for Football - Here are my NFL picks after a day of UFC and boxing violence.  Did the whole card.  

High Tier Play (2 units)
Dallas −2.5 (1H) vs Giants — Dallas should control the first half on SNF
Chicago −3 at Carolina — the Bears are the better roster on the road
Bengals −2.5 (1H) vs Tampa Bay — Cincinnati’s home opener against a Bucs team that travels poorly is built to get out in front early.

Mid Tier Plays (1 unit)
Vikings −2.5 vs Green Bay — Minnesota at home in a rivalry game is a small number against a Packers side that still has to prove the new year on the road.
Steelers −6 vs Atlanta — Pittsburgh at home should handle a Falcons team that has not shown it can hang in a physical AFC North environment.
Saints +7 at Detroit — Detroit is the better team, but a touchdown is a lot to lay in Week 1 when New Orleans can keep it in one-score range.
Cardinals +9.5 at Chargers — that is too many points on the road in September against a Chargers team that still leaves games on the table.
Eagles −6 vs Washington — Philadelphia at home should separate from Washington without needing a blowout.

Low Tier Plays (0.5 unit)
Denver ML at Kansas City — if Mahomes is still working back, the Broncos are live to steal Monday night outright.
Browns +8.5 at Jacksonville — Jacksonville is the better side, but a field goal and a half is plenty of cushion for a messy Week 1 road dog.
Tennessee ML vs Jets — home Titans as a short favorite is the cleaner side of a low-total game against the Jets.
Texans ML vs Buffalo — Houston at home in a near-pick’em is worth the extra juice if Buffalo’s first road trip is sloppy.
Miami ML at Las Vegas — the Dolphins are getting plus money on the road against a Raiders team that is only a field-goal favorite.

Ready for Violence today here are my UFC and college picks.

UFC Noche Picks

Sean King (-218) - He’s 6-0 with a wrestling base, a three-fight finishing streak, and a size edge at 6'0" against Jessie Rosas, who is jumping up from bantamweight for his own UFC debut.  

Curtis Blayes (+180) - His elite heavyweight wrestling is still the cleanest path to control Waldo Cortes-Acosta’s boxing, and +180 is fat value on a veteran who just went to war rather than a fighter who has suddenly fallen off.

Tommy McMillen (-142) - His UFC-record striking volume, cardio, and chin should survive Rahiki’s early power and then drown the 9-0 knockout artist as the fight goes past the first round.

College Football Play

Lehigh (-12.5) - Run game should dominate. 

Oregon 1st Quarter (-6.5) - Rebound from last week's performance.

Clemson 1st Quarter (-5.5)  - Rebound from last week's performance.

Really like Daejon Love to have over 29.5 receiving yards tonight for the 49ers.    Mike Evans will majority of action but this is a sneaky play.