Claims extracted
23
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
17%
4 of 23 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
1
Sports
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1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
NFL Week 1 was a blast, and we head into Week 2 with some real momentum.
asserted
we → head → momentum
The goal of this weekly betting column isn’t just to win the bets (that certainly helps), but it’s also to achieve closing line value that is bettable on the other side for a potential middle spot.
asserted
that → win → spot
Last week we hammered the Jets +2.5; they closed +1 and won outright.
asserted
they → hammer → +2.5
We snagged under 39.5, which easily won, though the line didn’t move as I predicted it might.
uncertain
it → snag → 39.5
We also bet on the Browns +9; it closed +8, but they got annihilated by the Jaguars.
asserted
they → bet → Jaguars
Each of the three wagers achieved our goal of beating the closing line and two produced results.
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two → achieve → results
We look to Week 2 for our early predictions and target a few key numbers this coming weekend.
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We → look → numbers
NFL Week 2 early predictions
Giants (+7, Caesars) vs. Rams
Anyone else see that “Sunday Night Football” masterclass?
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Anyone → see → masterclass
The Giants have made things clear: ball control, time of possession, and limiting turnovers are the keys to victory.
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control → make → victory
In their 28-20 win over the Cowboys, John Harbaugh’s group went back to playing old-school, hard-nosed football the way he has always wanted.
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he → go → football
And respect to Jaxson Dart, who starred for the Giants on Sunday night and had the top quarterback performance in Week 1 based on Expected Points Added per play and Win Probability Added per play.
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who → star → play
The Rams just lost Myles Garrett for the foreseeable future, and who knows if Aaron Donald will play.
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Donald → lose → future
If Los Angeles can’t stay off the field, I suspect the Giants will keep this game within a field goal.
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Giants → stay → goal
Rally around Big Blue; they’re going to be a pain to play and exhausting to defend against.
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Patriots (-5.5, bet365) vs. Steelers
New England just lost AJ Brown, so there will be some Debbie-downers out there who will be negative about their outlook.
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who → rally → outlook
I’ll take a different approach.
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I → take → approach
Let’s start with how horrible the Steelers looked.
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Steelers → start → ?
Seriously, they may have lost outright to the Cooper Rush-led Atlanta Falcons if it weren’t for a herculean play by TJ Watt, in which he intercepted a dump-off and returned it to the house when it was a three-point game.
uncertain
it → lose → house
New England has a massive rest advantage as well; they’ll be on 11 days’ rest while 42-year-old Aaron Rodgers may be feeling the effects of Sunday’s slugfest with a bad defense.
uncertain
Rodgers → have → defense
According to Sumer Sports, the Falcons-Steelers game was ranked 1,069th in total Expected Points Added (EPA) out of a data set that includes 1,097 games.
uncertain
that → accord → games
I watched way too much of the Steelers on Sunday, and the Patriots are being disrespected as 5.5-point home favorites.
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Patriots → watch → favorites
Why Trust New York Post Betting
Erich Richter is a brazilian jiu-jitsu blue belt but he has a black belt in MMA betting.
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he → trust → betting
During the football season he’s showcased massive profits at The Post in the player prop market the last two seasons.
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he → showcase → market
While constantly betting long shots, his return on investment is 30.15 percent since 2022.
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return → bet → 2022