Teddy Covers Picks, Betting Predictions, and Capper Bio

Take Seattle (#109)

Since the start of the 2025 campaign, Seattle is 100% perfect ATS when coming off a loss, like the one they suffered last Sunday to the 49ers.  Plain and simple – Mike McDonald’s track record tells us clearly that he gets ‘em ready and focused off an ‘L’.   Seattle at -3 or lower (including as an underdog)?  8-1 ATS in their last nine tries, the only loser coming by a half point against the spread.  Denver was trailing by a TD in the fourth quarter against the Chargers last week before LA’s failed fourth down conversion in their own territory was followed by back-2-back turnovers – the Chargers lost that game every bit as much (if not more) than the Broncos won it.  Denver is a home dog here for good reason – they’re not the better of these two teams.  Take the Seahawks

Take Washington (#119) 

The ‘Daily Double’ video below breaks down a pair of Friday Night TV Games: Purdue vs Washington on Fox and Memphis vs Tulane on ESPN.  Here’s a brief write-up for Purdue- Washington.

I’m a Barry Odom fan and I watched what he did here in Las Vegas — turning a UNLV program that had been mediocre at best for three decades into an immediate winner.  But the Big 10 isn’t the Mountain West.  Odom’s Boilermakers are coming off back-2-back upset wins — fat and happy — now laying more than a field goal.  And Jedd Fisch’s Huskies grade out as the team with more talent.  Even if starting QB Demond Williams can’t suit up (questionable as I post this), his backup can play!  Too many points.  Take Washington.

Take Texas (#174)

The ‘Daily Double’ video below breaks down a pair of College Football Saturday early start games in the SEC: LSU vs Mississippi State and Florida vs Texas.  Here’s a brief write-up for the Longhorns - Gators battle.

Florida is in a world of hurt right now and it’s not going to get any easier heading into Austin to face the former #1 team in the country coming off a ‘we gave it to them’ loss to Oklahoma last Saturday.  The Gators went 4-8 last year, and have been blown out in back-2-back games; not exactly bursting with confidence these days.  They’re likely to be without injured starting QB Aaron Philo.  Unlike Texas, Florda hasn’t had a bye yet.  Expect that to matter in the second half here…. Take Texas.