College Football 25 wild Card weekend is here with four stand-alone gambling games! You'll love it. I'll offer you a College Football 25 Coins few leans for each of them. Some are more appealing than other, and so will lead with my top favorites and go down from there.

I am awestruck by my Chargers in this game. The first time they played that they played, the Ravens offense scored only 16 points. The Chargers were moving towards the end zone in hopes of winning the game, but Antonio Gates fumbled which led to a defensive touchdown. This led to the Ravens triumph of 22-10 in Los Angeles.

A rematch generally favors the loser as well. The Chargers will know exactly how they will be able to beat the Ravens will be attempting to defend them, and they can discover ways to win this time.

In addition, as much as fans love the Ravens offense and Lamar Jackson, they only scored 16 against the Chargers. They shut them down the first time. The Chargers have played well at home this season. They have won three times in Pittsburgh, Seattle, and Kansas City.

This number seems to be too high for the defending Super Bowl champions. The Eagles are currently hot, and , for some reason, they're at their best in these scenarios when Nick Foles is in the game. I'm aware that Foles is suffering from some strained ribs, but I expect that he'll play well. The Eagles are a great offensive line that can physically match up and with Bears defensive line, in particular in conjunction with Lane Johnson versus Khalil Mack.

Another reason why I like the Eagles to cover is Mitchell Trubisky, who's so up and down. The Eagles may have a weak secondary, but they are able to block the run, something I'm expecting the Bears to try to establish as early as possible. I'm betting that the Bears take the lead, but I think the Eagles will come through.

The Colts are better than the Texans. They rank eighth on the team DVOA however the Texans are 11th. The Colts are in the top 10 in offense and defense. The Texans rank 21st and 7th for both units, respectively.

Colts have won nine of their last 10. Colts had nine wins out of their last 10. which includes a recent victory in Houston. In their first meeting in the series, the Colts suffered a loss in overtime . They were a totally different team. Andrew Luck is better than Deshaun Watson. The Colts have the better offensive line. While the Texans have much better receivers, I feel the Colts pass rush can bother Watson enough where he can't be as efficient.

I believe that the Cowboys are better suited to beat the Patriots than I initially thought a couple of weeks ago. They play better in the home setting, have an incredibly strong pass rush and are able to play football. The same goes for the Seahawks. They'll play ball control and run the ball. Seattle is seventh in points per drive while the Cowboys rank 17th. Both defenses permit nearly identical defense point per driving. So give me my Seahawks here.

Kyler Murray announced in the month of January that he'd enter his name into College Football 25 Draft, but it became clear Thursday that he's seriously considering the endeavor. Murray, the Heisman Trophy winner was mentioned on the College Football 25's list of 337 athletes who will participate in 2019's College Football 25 Combine.

Murray is Murray was the Oakland Athletics' top pick in the 2018 MLB Draft and has been contemplating whether to play baseball or football professionally. The A's will start field players' spring training on Feb. 15. but Murray will be among the players at Indianapolis on the College Football 25 Combine two weeks later.

Murray is scheduled to be one of 17 quarterbacks selected for the College Football 25 Combine, along with Dwayne Haskins as well as Drew Lock -- the two other quarterbacks to be selected on the 1st round in Dan Kadar's most recent mock draft.

That was a lot of fun, wasn't it? "Super Wild Card Weekend was a quite a lot like Wild Card Weekend ... however, it was SUPER! Everything is more fun when you put "Super" at it. Take a look at: Mario Bros., Nintendo, man, and bowl. Sorry, I can't maintain this semblance of professionalism. It was all a ploy by the College Football 25 to make more money, so congrats I suppose.

We definitely didn't have to watch the Buccaneers blast in the Eagles or the Chiefs defeat the Steelers in a 3 hour broadcasting ode in honor of Ben Roethlisberger -- but we did, and it was easily the least entertaining part on the whole weekend.

It's not always about more. The weekend's four games was already perfect. The two NFC, two AFC harmony was in place and it was a delight. We're now pushing this whole affair into Monday, and an unbalanced three-game Sunday. I'm aware that fighting the machine is an unpractical endeavor, but I'm hoping that the players will see some value in the coming CBA instead of being put at risk over an additional week of regular-season play, as well as an CFB Coins extra playoff game.