We’re On Fire 🔥 🧹🧹🧹 Saturday Card: ✅Indiana -6.5 ✅South Carolina ML ✅Mensah 210 passing Dampier 190 passing Chambliss 180 passing Friday: ✅Brewers ML + Tulsa +10.5 Thursday: ✅Bears Patriots Over 50.5 ✅Drake Maye Over 1.5 TD passes ✅Caleb 200 passing Maye 200 passing Patriots +10.5 3 straight winning days in the @PKChefs Discord Use Code BALLS in the link below 👇 winible.com/checkout/1511104…

🚨3 Straight Winners⁉️ 🤝Collab w/ @GUMP7285 going for 3 straight winners🤝 🔒 1U Ja”Marr Chase Over 79.5 Receiving Yards (-115) 💥Chase has started off the 2026 campaign in a very mediocre manner. He is averaging just 57.8 yards per game and has just one game over 80 yards. He hasn’t even broken 100 yards yet in a single game this season. But that positive regression is going to hit like a mother fucker and we’re here for it in week 7. 💥Despite the lack of production we are used to seeing from Chase, he is still seeing a 20% target share. He is averaging 7.6 targets per game and snagging 71% of those targets. Chase has been a stud in the past in the YAC department and he is getting a Ravens defense that ranks in the bottom 10 in yards after catch. Further, Chase has typically owned the Ravens in this division matchup. Chase has played 10 career games vs the Ravens: 8 for 201 7 for 125 7 for 50 8 for 86 5 for 31 2 for 12 10 for 193 11 for 264 7 for 110 10 for 132 💥He has surpassed 80 yards in 7 of 10 games vs Baltimore and as you can see, when he goes over, he goes over. You can get Chase to have his first 100 yard game at +182 on FD which he has cashed in 6 of 10 games vs Baltimore. Despite the Ravens being a solid defense overall, they still rank 27th in receiving yards allowed to opposing wide receivers. They have allowed the WR1 of their opponents go over 80 yards in every game other than last week vs the Browns. Olave 86 yards Lamb 112 yards & Pickens 82 yards Tate 145 yards London 118 yards 💥I think we get the positive regression and have the typical massive Chase game.

💰Back 2 Back Winners 💰 🤝Another Collab Cash w/ @GUMP7285 back to back days ✅Bryce Young Over 234.5 Passing Yards

🍆How About Them Cocks⁉️ 💰Cash the Big Balls Bet of the Week ✅South Carolina Gamecocks ML Like and comment if you had the sack to tail

🚨Big Balls Bet of the Week🚨 🔒1U South Carolina GameCOCKS ML (-130) 💥Tennessee is coming off a massive win at home vs Alabama where they completely shut Bama down. This Tennessee defense is very good and it shows how they shut down Keelon Russell. The difference in this one is South Carolina can actually run the ball and they have been able to hang with the difficult stretch of SEC opponents. They played an absolute shootout vs Mississippi State where they came up 7 points shy when Super Kamario was playing out of his mind. Off the emotional loss, they traveled to Tuscaloosa in a bad spot where they got smacked by the Tide. They followed that up with a loss at home to Kentucky who won on a ballsy 2 point conversion in OT. Then, SC went on the road to Gainesville where they shut down the red hot Gators in a 38-19 belt to ass. Shutting down the Gators run game is what gives me confidence in this play. They held Jadan Baugh to 3.9 yards per carry and Philo to 2.5. This Tennessee offense isn't the Vols offense of the past with the run and gun. They rely on attacking teams on the ground and playing solid defense. The exact opposite of the run and gun shootouts of the past. George MacIntyre has been serviceable for the Vols, but he doesn’t throw the ball downfield which is exactly where you want to attack the Cocks. MacIntyre has an aDOT of 5.3 which ranks 145th of 146 qualifying QBs. 💥Not only are we getting a good spot with Tennessee coming off an emotional win, we are also getting them in a travel spot to South Carolina while the Cocks were on a bye last week. The bye couldn't have come at a better time with the Cocks playing a brutal schedule vs Miss St, Alabama, Kentucky, then Florida. Now they had a week off to prepare while the Vols are about to play their 8th straight game. 💥Sellers and Co should be able to move the ball on the ground which is where the Vols are vulnerable. They rank 8th in pass yards allowed and do so by generating pressure and plaything tight in the secondary. On the flip side they rank 44th in rush yards allowed while SC boasts the number 9 rush offense in the Nation. Further, the Vols rank outside the top 100 in explosive rush rate while allowed opposing RBs to do damage after contact where they rank bottom 10. Being able to establish the run will slow down the pass rush and allow Sellers to attack downfield via play action. Finally, Josh Heupel is 2-6 ATS as a road underdog during his time with the Vols. Rest advantage ✅ Spot advantage ✅ Big Balls?✅ Give me the COCKS🐓

Cash the Collab💰 🤝Collab winner with @PropKitchen & @hotshotfantasy ✅Drake Maye Over 1.5 Passing TDs ❤️If you tailed

🚨Thursday Night Football Banger🚨 🤝Collab w/ @PropKitchen & @hotshotfantasy 🤝 📊Provided by @propsmadness Code BALLSOUT25 - link in comments 🔒1U Drake Maye Over 1.5 Passing TDs (-117 CZR) 💥Drake Maye has completely turned around New England’s offense after a slow start, throwing 10 TDs over his last 3 games while recording 3+ passing TDs in all three. He now has 11 passing TDs on the season, and 11 of the Patriots’ 15 offensive touchdowns have come through Maye’s arm. 💥Chicago’s pass defense has looked much better against weaker offenses, but the better passing attacks they’ve faced have consistently found the end zone. Bryce Young threw 3 TDs, Jordan Love threw 2 and Michael Penix threw 3 last week. Chicago has now allowed multiple passing TDs in back to back games while Maye enters playing his best football of the season. 💥The coverage matchup is one of my favorite parts of this play. Cover 6 has consistently been the coverage that has caused Maye the most problems, ranking near the bottom of the NFL against it last season. Chicago has leaned much more heavily on single high looks with Cover 1 and Cover 3, while Cover 6 is one of their least used zone coverages. That gives Maye a much better schematic matchup than defenses that have made Cover 6 a major part of their game plan against him. 💥New England can attack Chicago early in the down rather than relying on obvious passing situations behind a banged up offensive line. The Bears rank 29th in EPA allowed on first and second down, 28th against under center play action and allow explosive passes on 18.4% of opponent dropbacks. Jordan Love went 10/11 for 228 yards and a TD off play action against them. With both starting guards ruled out, I expect Josh McDaniels to use play action, quicker concepts and extra protection to keep Maye comfortable rather than consistently putting him in third and long. 💥A.J. Brown should be more involved in his second game back after immediately seeing 10 targets against New York, and he enters Thursday without an injury designation. Romeo Doubs remains on IR, but Maye still has Brown, Hunter Henry and DeMario Douglas in a game carrying roughly a 50.5 point total. New England has been finishing drives through Maye’s arm, Chicago has allowed multiple passing TDs every time it has faced one of the better passing offenses on its schedule, and the coverage matchup avoids one of Maye’s biggest weaknesses. We like Maye to throw 2+ TDs for the fourth straight game on TNF.