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Guess the Lines Thanksgiving Week Special With Cousin Sal

Bill and Sal discuss Carson Wentz’s odds of dethroning Tom Brady as MVP and much more

By Bill Simmons
Denver Broncos v Philadelphia Eagles Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images

Bill Simmons is joined by Cousin Sal to discuss Dak Prescott’s disappointing Sunday night (5:00), Kansas City’s chances of losing the AFC West (14:00), Wentz vs. Brady MVP odds (18:00), the NFC playoff picture (22:00), Tony Romo’s lack of luck (29:00), the three Thanksgiving Day games (37:30), the Rams-Saints marquee matchup (44:00), Blaine Gabbert vs. Blake Bortles (51:30), Panthers-Giants (1:01:00), and another edition of “Parent Corner” (1:07:00).

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