Month: October 2024

Every year Covers releases its free Super Bowl prop bet sheet. 

Our free printable Super Bowl prop bet sheet is ready-made for your Big Game watch party. Print it, research your Super Bowl props, fill it out, and follow along on Twitter @Covers for live prop sheet updates during the game!

Official results for Covers 2024 Party Prop Sheet 

Following the game, we’ll post a fully-graded prop sheet to check against. Click the link below to download your copy of the Covers’ 2023 Super Bowl Party Prop sheet! Print it off and share it with your friends.

1. Length of the national anthem (in seconds, Covers’ time to be used): OVER

2. Will the coin toss be Heads or Tails? HEADS

3. The first offens…

It’s kitchen sink time for the Cincinnati Bengals with their season on the line in this Sunday Night Football matchup against the injury-hit New York Giants.

Cincinnati is facing an uphill battle at 1-4, but my Bengals vs. Giants predictions hint at a much-needed boost for the visitors at MetLife Stadium.

Check out my NFL picks for the spread, total, and more ahead of this October 13 showdown.

Bengals vs Giants SNF predictions

• Bengals -3.5 (-110 at bet365)
• Under 46 (-110 at bet365)
• Darius Slayton Over 50.5 receiving yards (-110 at bet36)
• Ja’Marr Chase anytime TD (+105 at bet365)

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Since Draymond Green’s arrival in the NBA, he’s been a loud, outspoken team enforcer who’s gone above and beyond as the vocal leader of the Golden State Warriors before, during, and after their championship run. After a two-year hiatus, the Warriors are playing at a championship level again. Green is doing his thing defensively and still barking at opponents and teammates on the court. Green finds a way to stay in the headlines, as he’s been regularly involved in some type of on-court shenanigans throughout most of his career. Whether it’s an incident with another Warrior (Kevin Durant), collecting technical fouls, or getting under the skin of an opposing player, Draymond is going to make his presence felt in many ways throughout an NBA season. The latest target for Green on…

Sutton United thumped Hartlepool 3-0 to claim the National League title and promotion to the Football League for the first time in their 123-year history.

Rob Milsom, Louis John and Isaac Olaofe sent Sutton into League Two with a commanding victory over their promotion rivals.

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The full-back Milsom saw his low free-kick spilled into the net by the on-loan Middlesbrough goalkeeper Brad James before the defender John bagged his third goal in as many games. At the death the Millwall loanee Olaofe slotted his fourth goal in successive matches to take his tally for the campaign to 14.

“Words can’t really descr…

An app providing migrant workers in Qatar with information on their rights and the possibility of legal assistance has been launched by three trade unions, the first definitive legacy for workers exploited in the process of delivering the World Cup.

With the month-long tournament ending on Sunday when Argentina play France in the final, the failure of Fifa and football associations to deliver positive change for workers has been decried this week by a number of charities and NGOs.

Now the international players’ union Fifpro, the Building and Wood Workers’ International (BWI) and the International Domestic Workers Federation (IDWF) have taken action into their own hands by developing a digital platform to provide…

If a week is a long time in politics, then it can be epochal in football. Just eight days ago the national mood was not exactly, as players like to say, buzzing. There was a sense of relief that 14 years of Tory rule had ended, but neither the election nor the Euros had inspired much jubilation.

The victory on penalties against the Swiss helped ease the country’s collective fear of the shootout, but it was the last-minute winner against the Netherlands on Wednesday that provided a much-needed endorphin rush to our spirits.

Suddenly, after all the criticism, England was awash with belief, pride and a galvanising sense of unity. Football alone can do this, particularly in a country that only half exists – as geogr…

When the WNBA tips off the 2023 season on May 19, it will be with two Black women head coaches on the sidelines of courts on which 79 percent* of the league’s players are Black women and other women of color. (This figure is accurate as of March 2023, when six of the WNBA’s 12 teams had more than 12 women on their rosters pending training camps, which open on April 30, before the final roster cut deadline of May 18.) A striking disparity persists, which is that the majority of Black players who have competed in the WNBA remain disenfranchised from opportunities when their playing days are done — and the WNBA’s 12 franchises demonstrated this offseason that they cannot be trusted to implement inclusive, equity-based hiring practices on their own. Left to their own devices, the met…

Ah, the AL West. The truest representation about where we are as a nation. A division dominated by an organization that couldn’t wait to tell everyone how much smarter it was than everyone in the room, as it cheated, lied, smirked and mocked its way to triumph, only to be found out. And then they’ll win again because no one in a position to stop them is good or smart enough. Baseball is always a symbol of America, right? 2019 AL West Standings credits: The Astros still lord over the AL West, while the A’s gently paw at them to try and take them over with their “limited” resources and creative ways. The Angels and Rangers are scenery, and the Mariners continue to be whatever it is the Mariners are (none of it good), rightly tucked away deep in the corner where they can’t bot…