heavy to Mayfield, it was based on real info because John Dorsey had told others in the organization, including Hue Jackson, a few days before that Mayfield was the choice.
When you have the number one overall pick, it's typically not critical to maintain the secrecy to the last minute, and it really wasn't for the Browns.
Different situation for NYG with the sixth pick. If the money move turns out to be accurate, will make for interesting speculation on sourcing.
but the limits on this type of betting is usually miniscule. Not like they're taking in millions. There was a rumor that some dude named Yorgos was going to win best director at the Oscars when he was 200-1+ across the board, and he actually became the favorite in a matter of hours. Turned out to be a hoax. Don't think that's really the issue here, but I don't think I'd read too too much into the line movements. Daniel Jones def possible, but I don't think 6-1 to 2-1 means it's anywhere near a lock (or even an actual most likely outcome).
And I like him right now.
so what odds are you giving? :)
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as I have.
so what odds are you giving? :)
Zero, which is all I know..:)
Yes and money is apparently pouring in on Jones. Sounds like sharp money to me but who knows. That is a massive drop
When you have the number one overall pick, it's typically not critical to maintain the secrecy to the last minute, and it really wasn't for the Browns.
Different situation for NYG with the sixth pick. If the money move turns out to be accurate, will make for interesting speculation on sourcing.