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Sharp and House preview Sunday morning’s matchup between the Bucs and Seahawks and discuss how to handicap Vikings-Bills given the injury uncertainty

By Warren Sharp and Joe House
Miami Dolphins v Chicago Bears Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images


This week, Sharp and House start by going over the trends of the season (1:00). Then, they preview Sunday morning’s matchup between the Bucs and Seahawks (4:00) before discussing how to handicap Vikings-Bills given the injury uncertainty (11:00). Then, House explains why he likes the Browns (38:00) and Bears (46:00) before selecting a listener-submitted bet (55:00).

Hosts: Warren Sharp and Joe House
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Steve Ceruti

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