It was a bounce back week for the NFL Picks and I am looking to put some momentum behind the selections in what has been a very good start to the 2021 season after overcoming the Week 1 nightmare.
There is plenty of the regular season to go to change the view of the season all around, so it is important to not get too far ahead of ourselves, but there are positives.
I will be adding to this post before the Sunday games, but I do have a Thursday Night Football selection this week when two of the top NFC teams meet out West.
Green Bay Packers @ Arizona Cardinals Pick: Thursday Night Football has been a little disappointing over the first seven weeks of the NFL season, but this is a genuinely important game between two of the top teams in the NFC. Make no mistake, the game between the Arizona Cardinals (7-0), the last unbeaten team in the NFL in 2021, and the Green Bay Packers (6-1) could have massive PlayOff Seeding implications down the line.
You won't normally talk too much about Seeding in Week 8 of the NFL season, and especially not with the additional seventeenth game on the regular season schedule in 2021, but the NFC does have a feeling of being a Conference involving the 'haves and the have nots'.
The Cardinals and the Packers will feel they have the quality to win their Divisions, although there is perhaps a tougher path for the Arizona Cardinals to tread in the NFC West. They have beaten the Los Angeles Rams, but this is a team that will push the Cardinals, while the Green Bay Packers do not have to deal with another team with a winning record in the NFC North.
A few days ago this certainly did week like a really big game, but the Packers have been hit hard by Covid-19 issues and they are likely going to be without Allan Lazard and Davante Adams. The short week doesn't help and those Offensive absences are a blow to the team, while Green Bay have injuries in the Secondary and will also be without their Defensive Co-Ordinator.
It certainly means planning for this game has become all the more difficult, but the Packers will roll into the desert knowing they still have Aaron Rodgers and have won six in a row. Aaron Rodgers may be one of the top Quarter Backs in the NFL, but he could be forced to lean on the Running Back corps in this one without his top Wide Receiver.
That would normally be a blow for the Packers, but I think the Offensive Line will be able to give Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon some room on the ground which can be exploited. In recent games there has been an improvement with the way the Cardinals have been able to clamp down on the run and that despite facing teams like San Francisco and Cleveland. This will be encouraging for them and the Defensive Line will be bolstered by the return of Chandler Jones this week too, meaning Arizona should be able to put Aaron Rodgers under pressure if they are able to force Green Bay into obvious passing Downs.
Aaron Rodgers would normally be someone I would be happy to rely on to make his plays even under duress, but without Adams at Wide Receiver it may be more difficult for the Quarter Back. Even the 6-0 record Green Bay have without Davante Adams is not one that Rodgers is pushing too hard and I do think the pass rush will get to the Quarter Back if the Cardinals continue to play the run as hard as they have over the last few games.
The Cardinals do look healthier and they had a comfortable win in Week 7 which should mean they are ready to 'prove themselves' again on Thursday with the nation focused on this one game. Kyler Murray continues to play at a really high level, but he will be hoping his own Number 1 Receiver, DeAndre Hopkins is able to suit up having failed to practice so far this week.
Kyler Murray is also capable of moving the chains on the ground and stopping the run continues to be a big effort for the Green Bay Packers. The Cardinals should be able to hand the ball off to Chase Edmonds and ask the Running Back to keep the team in third and manageable spots and I do think he will be able to couple up with the Quarter Back to establish the run.
There is a real possibility that Edmonds will be given plenty of touches in this game with the addition of his ability to catch the ball out of the backfield and I do think he is going to be a key player for the Arizona Cardinals. If there is no DeAndre Hopkins there will be some challenges moving the ball through the air, but the injuries in the Secondary that the Green Bay Packers are dealing with makes it difficult to believe they can completely shut off the Cardinals from being able to throw the ball on them.
I do think this is a big spread and Aaron Rodgers is someone who will be heading into Thursday Night Football knowing that many are ruling out the Green Bay Packers with all of the issues they are dealing with. He could easily secure a backdoor cover, but I do think the Cardinals will be able to make enough plays up front that could see them just stall enough drives to help them remain unbeaten and also cover this mark.
The public are backing the road team, but the sharps seem to be on the Cardinals with the spread ticking up over the last couple of days. Arizona have not been a great home favourite to back in recent years, but they are 2-1 against the spread in that spot this season and I do think the short week will hinder the preparation that the Green Bay Packers can do to cover holes on both sides of the ball.
I am expecting a fun game, but I think the Arizona Cardinals can win and do enough to cover the spread as they remain the only unbeaten team in the NFL this season.
Tennessee Titans @ Indianapolis Colts Pick: They have a two game lead at the top of the AFC South and the Tennessee Titans (5-2) will be heading into this Divisional game with plenty of swagger having knocked off the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs in back to back weeks. Some may feel the Titans are the team to beat in the AFC after those wins, while a win here would likely mean they have one foot in the PlayOffs even with more than half of the regular season remaining.
The Titans have already held serve at home against the Indianapolis Colts (3-4), but their hosts look to have come out of an early storm and back to back wins have them moving in the right direction again. Wins over Houston and San Francisco may not be anything to write home about, but Indianapolis look healthier now than when they were beaten by the Titans in September and there is much to like about them.
The public are behind the Titans as a road underdog, which is not going to surprise many considering the wins we have seen in the last couple of weeks. However, it is the sharps who have gotten behind the Indianapolis Colts and that has seen the spread move very much in favour of the home team.
I do think the spot is a tough one for the Titans and even playing a Divisional opponent may not be enough to see them motivate themselves having beaten what many have considered to be the top two teams in the AFC. The dominant win over the Kansas City Chiefs will inspire, but Tennessee and Indianapolis have challenged each other significantly in recent seasons and I do think they match up well with each other.
Carson Wentz and the Colts were struggling Offensively when they were beaten at Tennessee, but the Quarter Back looks like he is playing with a lot more confidence now. This is the player that the Colts felt they were trading for and he should be able to have a stronger outing against the Titans.
The Indianapolis Offensive Line is getting stronger and they have begun to bully teams in the trenches which has seen the team establish the run very effectively. It is so important for the Colts to be able to do that as it sparks the entire Offensive game-plan and the feeling is that the Colts will have a big outing from Jonathan Taylor both running the ball and catching out of the backfield.
Over their last three games, the Titans have given up some big runs on the ground and the Colts should be able to keep Carson Wentz in third and manageable spots. It should mean the Quarter Back is given time in the pocket when he does drop back to throw, while the play-action is going to be a real threat for the home team against a Tennessee Secondary which have given up some big numbers even accounting for the three points allowed to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 7.
With the Colts expected to have success, Tennessee's best option may be trying to control the clock with Derrick Henry who continues to be one of the top Running Backs in the NFL. Unsurprisingly, the Titans have been very good at getting Henry going, but they are facing a Colts Defensive Line which have improved and really begun to clamp down on the run.
They couldn't quite fully contain Derrick Henry when they met earlier this season, but the Colts have looked better up front in recent games and the key for the team is trying to force Ryan Tannehill to have to beat them with his arm. Ryan Tannehill has played well as the Tennessee Quarter Back, and there are some strong Receivers on which he can rely, but the Titans roll through Derrick Henry.
Taylor Lewan could be back to offer Tannehill more protection on the Offensive Line, but the Colts were able to rattle him in the first game between these AFC South rivals and I do think the home team can 'upset' the public.
Both teams should be able to move the ball, but the Colts are the more desperate team and may be able to make a few more plays against the run which could see them eventually pull clear.
The favourite is 8-2 against the spread in the last ten between these Divisional rivals. Indianapolis have not been the best home favourite to back and they do play on Thursday Night Football, but that is against the lowly New York Jets and the Colts are desperate to get back into the Division race by winning this game.
Opposing the public is a bonus, while the Titans are just 3-17 against the spread when playing on the road against a Divisional opponent with a losing record. That might just be one of those awkward trends that come up in the NFL, but the Indianapolis Colts look like they are playing with real Offensive balance that can see them beat a team off the back of consecutive emotional wins over top AFC rivals.
Cincinnati Bengals @ New York Jets Pick: Disclaimer out of the way first- this is a horrible spot for the Cincinnati Bengals (5-2) who are playing a third road game in a row having blown out the Detroit Lions and Baltimore Ravens to earn the top Ranking in the AFC after seven weeks of the 2021 season. The win over a Divisional rival in Week 7 means this is a perfect sandwich spot for the Bengals who will be playing the Cleveland Browns next, so why would they be focused on playing an awful non-Division opponent?
However, I think even a 50% effort from the Bengals may be enough to beat a short-handed New York Jets (1-5) who were embarrassed last week in a blow out loss to the New England Patriots. They lost Zach Wilson for up to a month and that means the New York Jets are going to have to give the Quarter Back spot to Mike White who has never started in the NFL before.
Mike White came in and threw for over 200 yards in the loss to the Patriots, but the two Interceptions have to be worrying for a Jets team who have been really poor Offensively all season. They also also having to play on Thursday Night Football this week and it could see a really ugly performance produced in front of their own fans in what is a huge rebuilding job.
The Jets will look at the Cincinnati Bengals for inspiration as to how quickly things can turn around in the NFL if making the right Draft decisions, but in Week 8 of the 2021 season this is a huge mismatch.
As long as Cincinnati are focused and not overlooking this team anyway.
You have to believe Cincinnati are going to be able to do whatever they like Offensively with a healthy team heading to New Jersey for this game. They have a good balance on this side of the ball and skill players like Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase and Joe Mixon have been contributing all over the field.
In recent games the New York Jets Defensive Line, which has been the strength of the entire team, have been struggling and I do think Joe Mixon can keep the Cincinnati Bengals in manageable Down and distance throughout the game. The Bengals Offensive Line have also given Joe Burrow time to make his plays from Quarter Back and the Jets Secondary don't really look up to the task of slowing down the Bengals.
Those skill players will be getting plenty of headlines, but the reason I feel the Cincinnati Bengals can cover a huge spread on the road is because of the level being produced by the Cincinnati Bengals Defensive unit. A Quarter Back who may be considered a third choice by most teams will find it difficult to make consistent plays against Cincinnati and I do think Mike White is not going to help the Jets score many more points than the 13 points they are averaging in 2021.
It all starts up front for the Jets who have not been able to run the ball efficiently and that has put pressure on the inexperienced Quarter Backs they have been trotting out onto the field. They are not likely to get much out of the Cincinnati Defensive Line either and I do think Mike White will find himself under duress in third and long spots with the Offensive Line offering very little in pass protection.
Teams have had some success throwing against the Bengals as they have been forced to play catch up, but the Cincinnati Secondary have been up to the task and they have only allowed 18 points per game. You have to believe that the Bengals should be too strong for the Jets even with a little bit of focus on the game and they should have too much Offensive firepower for their hosts.
There is an opportunity for a backdoor cover for the Jets, and they have played well enough as a home underdog. However, the overall trends have shown that the New York Jets are a bad team as they have not been very good at the window either and Cincinnati can improve their 4-1 record against the spread in their last five games as the road favourite.
Cincinnati have won by big margins on the road already at Pittsburgh, Detroit and Baltimore this season and they look to be meeting the Jets at the right time.
Carolina Panthers @ Atlanta Falcons Pick: It is going to be incredibly difficult to peg back the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC South this season and the defending Super Bowl Champions look like a team on a mission to win back to back Championships. However, for the likes of the Atlanta Falcons (3-3) and the Carolina Panthers (3-4) may still believe there is a possibility to earn a Wild Card spot and the two games they will play against one another are going to be vital.
The momentum is with the Atlanta Falcons who are hoping to use the feel-good factor in the City to help them in Week 8. The Falcons have won back to back games with their Bye sandwiched in-between, and the players have spoken about the World Series being played over this weekend in Atlanta as helping the fans arrive at the Stadium feeling really good about their teams.
Atlanta will be hosting a Carolina Panthers team that have lost four in a row and who have seemingly begun to lose faith in Quarter Back Sam Darnold. The former New York Jet came to the Panthers in a trade this off-season, but a fast start has been much replaced by signs of Darnold regressing to the player they will recognise in Gotham.
The continued absence of Christian McCaffrey does not help the cause, but Carolina have been able to run the ball with limited success. They will need to do that if they are going to test this Atlanta Defensive unit, especially with the Defensive Line showing better signs of being able to clamp down on the run.
It is so important for the Falcons to try and limit the Carolina Panthers up front, and it will expose Sam Darnold who will have begun to 'see ghosts' again as the Offensive Line have failed to keep the pressure from getting in and around the young player. The Falcons don't have the same kind of pass rush as some of the top Defensive units in the NFL, but making Sam Darnold throw from third and long spots should see Atlanta make enough plays to slow them down.
The passing game has really been struggling and the Panthers have to deal with the improving Atlanta Offensive unit.
Matt Ryan is playing at a much higher level than Sam Darnold and over the last three games the Falcons are averaging 314 passing yards per game. It has largely been down to Matty Ice considering the lack of a run game that the Atlanta Falcons have generated, but the Panthers Defensive unit have been wearing down after beating up on some of the worst teams in the League.
Carolina are struggling in both stopping the run and the pass and I do think the Falcons will be the more confident Offensive unit taking to the field which could see them do enough to win and cover.
The Falcons do have an important game with the New Orleans Saints on deck, but this is a Divisional game in front of a fanbase that is likely to be heading off to support the Braves later in the evening. That should mean there is plenty of positive support for the home team to keep them motivated and focused on a big Divisional game.
Atlanta are 5-1 against the spread in the last six at home against the Carolina Panthers.
They are also 10-3 against the spread in their last thirteen against a team with a losing record.
I have to respect how well the Panthers have played when set as the road underdog, but they look short of confidence and I think the home team can pull clear for a win and a cover.
Miami Dolphins @ Buffalo Bills Pick: A loss in Week 6 would have hurt the Buffalo Bills (4-2), but they are the only team in the AFC East with a winning record and there will still be a real feeling that this team is going to be able to finish with the top Seed in the AFC. Coming out of a Bye Week, the Buffalo Bills are looking to bounce back when they play a Divisional opponent they have begun to dominate in recent years.
The Bills have already smashed the Miami Dolphins (1-6) on the road and things have gotten bad to worse for the Dolphins since that defeat. It has been the spark for the six game losing run for the Miami Dolphins who look way off the team that finished 10-6 in 2020 and there are some questions about the Coaching.
Tua Tagovailoa remains the Quarter Back despite the rumours that have been linking the Dolphins with a move for Deshaun Watson. He arguably produced his best ever NFL performance in the narrow loss to the Atlanta Falcons in Week 7, but it was not enough to lead the Dolphins to a win and the last two games have been against Defensive units that are not up to the level of what he will be facing in Week 8.
Having two Offensive Co-Ordinaters working together has not really been a good idea, but Miami will persist with that. It has meant the Offensive plans have not been working as they should and I am not sure they match up that well with the Buffalo Bills Defensive unit.
In recent games it has been possible to run the ball a little more effectively against the Bills, but some of that is down to the level of opponent they have been facing. The Kansas City Chiefs are a team that most will look to load the Secondary and that leaves them light when it comes to defending the run, while the last game for the Bills was against the powerhouse Derrick Henry a couple of weeks ago.
Miami simply are not up to those levels and I am not sure the Bills will respect this passing game- that should mean forcing the Dolphins into third and long spots and trying to rattle Tua Tagovailoa as they did in the Week 2 game when they knocked the Quarter Back out and left him on the sidelines for a few weeks.
The Quarter Back may have DeVante Parker back this week, but it is hard to believe the Dolphins are going to have consistent success throwing the ball against this tough Buffalo Secondary. I expect Miami will be able to score this week, unlike Week 2, but it may not be enough to get within this spread, even at the number it is sitting at.
Injuries have really hurt the Miami Dolphins on both sides of the ball, but being without both starting Defensive Backs has been a huge blow for them. It allowed Trevor Lawrence and Matt Ryan to have strong performances against them over the last couple of weeks and now the Miami Dolphins have to deal with Josh Allen and the Buffalo Offensive unit looking to bounce back from a loss.
They have had the Bye to sort out some issues, but Dawson Knox will be missing. The Bills will need Knox back to have a deep run in the PlayOffs, but in this game there is enough talent for Josh Allen to hit and keep the ball moving.
The Bills should be able to keep the team in front of the chains with their ability to hit some big plays on the ground and the Quarter Back is able to help in that regard. However, I expect Josh Allen to have a really big day throwing the ball against a Secondary that has allowed too many big plays in recent games. Josh Allen is looking like he is getting back to the level he produced in 2020, and I do think he will be able to hurt the Dolphins like he has since being Drafted by Buffalo.
Miami are not putting up the pass rush pressure to give Josh Allen something to think about and I think Buffalo are going to find a way to blow past this Divisional rival again.
The Bills have won six in a row against Miami and four of those wins have come by 17+ points. The last two wins have been by 30+ points and I think the Bills can cover what is a huge number on paper in a Divisional game.
Buffalo are now 7-2 against the spread in their last nine at home against Miami and they are 4-1-1 against the spread in their last six out of a Bye Week. The Bills are also 9-3 against the spread in the last twelve as the home favourite and I do like their chances of coming through with a big win in Week 8 to get back on track.
I love how competitive Brian Flores has tended to make Miami and their record against the spread as an underdog has to be respected under the Head Coach. However, Miami look like they are not as focused this season and I think it could see Buffalo put up a very big win.
Jacksonville Jaguars @ Seattle Seahawks Pick: There is a lot of respect from the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-5) and their Coaching staff for the job that Pete Carroll has done on the other American coast. Urban Meyer and his team will be looking to back up the win they earned in London two weeks ago when they travel to the Seattle Seahawks (2-5) who have lost three games in a row.
They have been competitive against the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New Orleans Saints, but the Seahawks have come up short without Quarter Back Russell Wilson. Injury is keeping Wilson on the sidelines, but he is hoping to return after the upcoming Bye Week and the Seahawks need to find a way to win this game to at least give themselves a chance to surge back towards the Wild Card spots when Wilson returns.
Both the Los Angeles Rams and the Arizona Cardinals are dominating the NFC West and it is unlikely that the Seahawks will catch either of those teams barring a huge slump in form. However, the added places in the post-season means there is some room for Seattle to fight back and they will need Geno Smith to produce more than he has in the last couple of weeks.
There is an opportunity for Smith to do that and that is largely down to the fact that he is facing a much weaker Defensive unit than the one has seen in his last two starts. Geno Smith does have some talented Receivers that can see him expose a Jacksonville Secondary which have been struggling to stop the pass all season, while the Jaguars Defensive Line have had some issues stopping the run too.
It is hard to trust Geno Smith considering what we have seen from him over the last couple of games, but the Quarter Back may get a little more time in the pocket than he has in those previous starts. The Seattle Offensive Line have really not been able to protect Geno Smith, but Jacksonville are not known for the effectiveness of the pass rush and it should mean Seattle are able to have better Offensive success than they have shown without Russell Wilson.
While I am expecting Seattle to have a stronger Offensive showing, there are still concerns with the way they are performing Defensively and Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars are coming in off a Bye and with a win under their belt. Trevor Lawrence has shown enough to believe he can help the Jaguars turn things around in the years ahead, but this team is a work in progress and their development is happening before our eyes.
James Robinson has really taken over at the Running Back position and he has been hugely important to the successes the Jaguars have been having on this side of the ball. In the last month we have seen Seattle having more success at stopping the run, but the Jaguars have been able to open holes for some huge runs from Robinson and keeping the team in third and manageable spots is the key for the road underdog.
It will mean the Jaguars can give Trevor Lawrence a bit more time and an open game-plan to attack a Seattle Secondary which has been having issues throughout the season. The Quarter Back should have enough time to go through his progressions and I think Trevor Lawrence can have a strong enough showing to keep the Jaguars in the game, especially if he can limit the mistakes like he has been.
With the hook on the spread, I think the Jaguars have enough familiarity with the Seattle Seahawks to keep this one close. The Coaching staff and a number of players know the system that Pete Carroll and the Seahawks like to run and with a Bye Week I expect the Jaguars to be well-prepared even if I don't think Urban Meyer is the best Head Coach.
The Seahawks are just 1-4 against the spread in the last five games as the favourite, while Jacksonville are 4-1 against the spread in the last five games as the road underdog. Having more than a Field Goal worth of points with the road team looks enough to keep this one close and I think they can be backed here.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ New Orleans Saints Pick: Sean Payton and the New Orleans Saints (4-2) have dominated the NFC South in recent years and they have won the last four Divisional crowns. However, it is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-1) who are leading the way this season and they also won the last game between these rivals when beating the Saints in the PlayOffs in 2020 and ending Drew Brees' career.
That means there is a double revenge game here- the Saints will be looking to make up for their season ending loss to the Buccaneers, while their Quarter Back, Jameis Winston was jettisoned by the Buccaneers when they had the opportunity to sign Tom Brady.
After a narrow win on Monday Night Football, the New Orleans Saints have two in a row on the road and now will be returning home for the first time since their loss to the New York Giants. Unsurprisingly the Saints are a home underdog against a Tampa Bay team who blew out the Chicago Bears in Week 7 and will be fully focused before heading into their Bye Week.
Even at 6-1, Tampa Bay are looking to show improvement and Bruce Arians has highlighted the fact that the team have been considerably stronger at home than they have been on the road. That has been the case in all facets of the Buccaneers game, but Tom Brady and company have shown they can win in the SuperDome and the motivation to take control of the entire Division with a win should keep them focused.
We all know about Tom Brady and the passing threat that the Buccaneers pose, but they have been getting the run game cranked up and finding the balance is key to their performance on this side of the ball. The New Orleans Saints Defensive Line have shown a real appetite to stop the run, but there has been a couple of cracks in recent games which can be exploited by Tampa Bay as they look to open up the field.
Ultimately it is going to come down to Tom Brady and the strong Receiving corps he has at his disposal, one that will be bolstered by the likelihood of a returning Rob Gronkowski this week. The Tampa Bay Offensive Line have been very effective at giving Tom Brady time in the pocket and he will be throwing into a Saints Secondary which have allowed some big plays through the air.
It should mean the Buccaneers can move the ball with considerable success throughout this game and I think it will put some pressure on the New Orleans Saints who have been inconsistent Offensively.
I can never be sure what we are going to see out of Jameis Winston- he is a Quarter Back that can be very, very good at his best, but he never seems to be far away from a multiple Interception outing that can sink his team before they have a chance. In recent games the Saints Offensive game-plan does not look like it matches up that well with the Tampa Bay Defensive unit and I do believe it will make it difficult for the Saints to keep up with the Buccaneers if the road team are even close to their best.
It has been possible to run the ball against the Tampa Bay Defensive Line, but they are looking healthier this week and New Orleans have not been successful at getting Alvin Kamara going as they would like. A decision has been made to bring back Mark Ingram to help out and make sure the team are in third and manageable spots to aid Winston at Quarter Back, but throwing the ball without Michael Thomas has been a challenge for the Saints.
With an improving Tampa Bay Secondary capable of making some plays even with injuries hurting them, I do think the Buccaneers can find a way to win and cover a big mark on the road.
Tampa Bay were 10 point winners in the NFL PlayOffs when these teams last met here and the road team has improved to 5-2 against the spread in the last seven between these Divisional rivals.
The Buccaneers have not been a very good road favourite to back, but they are 4-1 against the spread in their last five Divisional games as they look to exert their dominance over their rivals.
New Orleans have been a very good underdog to back under Sean Payton and they are 7-2 against the spread in their last nine when given points at home. However, the Saints are 1-7 against the spread in their last eight games against a team with a winning record and I think Tampa Bay can prove themselves as the team to beat in the Division with a very good road win in a tough Stadium.
MY PICKS: Arizona Cardinals - 6.5 Points @ 1.91 William Hill (2 Units)
Indianapolis Colts - 2.5 Points @ 1.86 Paddy Power (2 Units)
Cincinnati Bengals - 11 Points @ 1.91 William Hill (2 Units)
Atlanta Falcons - 3 Points @ 1.91 Bet365 (2 Units)
Buffalo Bills - 14 Points @ 1.91 Bet365 (2 Units)
Jacksonville Jaguars + 3.5 Points @ 1.95 Bet365 (2 Units)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers - 4 Points @ 1.91 Bet365 (2 Units)
Week 7: 2-1, + 1.64 Units (6 Units Staked, + 27.33% Yield)
Week 6: 3-4, - 2.64 Units (14 Units Staked, - 18.86% Yield)
Week 5: 4-2-1, + 3.28 Units (14 Units Staked, + 23.43% Yield)
Week 4: 7-3, + 6.46 Units (20 Units Staked, + 32.30% Yield)
Week 3: 7-3, + 6.68 Units (20 Units Staked, + 33.40% Yield)
Week 2: 6-5, + 0.98 Units (22 Units Staked, + 4.45% Yield)
Week 1: 3-6, - - 6.46 Units (18 Units Staked, - 35.89% Yield)
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