On the episode of The Football Analytics Show, I’m joined by Matt Freedman of The Action Network and Fantasy Labs to talk about the Super Bowl.

Among other topics, we discuss:

• the insane way Matt first worked in the sports field (3:26)
• the top 3 tips for betting player props (9:36)
• props that Matt likes in the Super Bowl (13:20)
• how Matt and others build a player projection model (17:20)
• side and total for Kansas City vs Tampa Bay (19:50)
• why Matt started doing a Twitter Ask Me Anything every day (30:02)

It was a fantastic overall conversation that I highly recommend you check out. Also, Matt flips the script and asks me my opinion on the Super Bowl side (24:43).

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On this episode of The Football Analytics Show, I’m joined by Drew Dinsick, an NFL bettor who uses his background in earthquake engineering to beat the markets. He goes by Whale Capper on Twitter and hosts the Deep Dive Betting Podcast.

Among other topics, we discuss:

• How his model based on earthquake engineering works (5:20)
• How the data inputs into his model have changed over the years (10:15)
• Turnovers, EPA/play and regression (14:40)
• Tampa Bay at Green Bay (20:50)
• Buffalo at Kansas City (28:53)
• Mole and Mexico City (40:01)
• Rocket science (42:35)

While he has top notch technical chops, Drew can also break down football with the best of them, and it comes through in his analysis of the two games.

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On this episode of The Football Analytics Show, Chris Andrews, the Director of the Sportsbook at the South Point Casino in Las Vegas, joins me to talk about the NFL Playoffs.

Among other topics, we discuss:

• How Chris sets the market, and how numbers play a role (2:38)
• The total in Alabama vs Ohio State, and how college football has changed (7:17)
• The impact of public money during the NFL post season (12:44)
• Rams at Packers, and the sharp vs public money (10:03)
• Ravens at Bills, and momentum in the NFL (17:09)
• Browns at Chiefs, and the Super Bowl prospects of the latter (22:00)
• Bucs at Saints, and the thing Chris can’t put his finger on (25:27)

The conversation also touches upon Thomas Pynchon, home field advantage with no fans, poker and Winston Churchill.

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