Welcome to Episode 56 of 90 Degrees, the show where we provide an inside look into the football sports betting industry with your host, G-Stack George. In this episode, we are thrilled to have a special guest, Joe A, a quarterback evaluator, sharing his unique insights into grading quarterbacks and whether it can provide an edge in the market.
Join us for a fascinating conversation as Joe A unravels his distinctive methods for evaluating quarterbacks. Gain an insider’s perspective on the criteria and techniques he uses to assess quarterback performance, offering valuable insights for football enthusiasts and sports bettors.
Explore the intriguing question of whether evaluating quarterbacks can translate into a market edge. Joe A provides his perspective on the intersection of quarterback analysis and sports betting, shedding light on potential advantages in the betting landscape.
Don’t miss this insightful episode of 90 Degrees as G-Stack George and Joe A dive into the world of quarterback evaluation, discussing unique grading methods and exploring the possibilities of gaining a market edge. Subscribe now for more episodes featuring industry experts, insider strategies, and in-depth discussions on the football sports betting industry.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:49 Start in football
05:16 Explaining criteria
15:12 Is it okay to be off market?
29:04 QBs High, QBs low and changed opinions
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5 Comments
I used to take my friends to the harness race track when I was in high school and We used to laugh at how it seemed everybody's first trip to the track They left ahead for the day. We used to say the gambling gods did this purposely to get you hooked
I've always said I love guys who are opinionated. I don't even care if their opinion is right because nobody's right all the time but it's that outside the box thinking that helps my process in everything in life. Along the way I've discovered a lot of quality information using this method. Thanks for introducing me too this guy, will be a daily reader of his Twitter
Remember Eric eager just two weeks ago took the Jets as his best bet Thanksgiving weekend and said that Tim Boyle was as good as Zach Wilson. Right there tells me hadn't watched Boyle. As a Detroit Lions fanatic who's watched every one of their snaps Boyle was arguably the worst quarterback I've ever seen play in NFL game for them
Enjoyed the show fellas. Although I will say this is kind of like bringing on Mattress Mack and asking for some $10 bets.
I know G-Stack is a host (a darn good one) not a debater, but I feel like there was some missed opportunity to make him defend his process on some of these insane off market things he talks about. Maybe im biased though, I’ve just followed him on Twitter and was hopeful for some sparks lol
Nah his take about the stock market is right. It's all rigged