Byeweekpicks
Past Results
2018-2019 Season Review
39-24-3 (62%)
+13.4 Units
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2017-2018 Season Review
49-46-2
+2.8 Units
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2016-2017 Season Review
72-55-3 (57%)
+16 units (48% ROI)
2015-2016 Season Review
70-50-5 (58%)
+17 units (51% ROI)
2014-2015 Season Review
54-49-1 (52.4%)
+6 units (18% ROI)
2013-2014 Season Review
48-38-2 (56%)
+8 units (24% ROI)
I had another solid year hitting 56% of my plays including going on a 19-4 ATS tear mid-season. It was a season of ups and downs (as usual). This brings my overall record here at byeweekpicks to 322-223-22 (59%)...unbelievable!
2012-2013 Season Review
41-31-2 (57%)
+8 units (32% ROI)
What a year!!! I finished the year 41-31-2 (57%) and +8 units. This means if you were wagering 5%/unit your return on your investment is over 40% (show me that in the stock market)! From week 2 through week 12 I was 31-12 (72%). I would have liked to end the regular season better & hit my Super Bowl play, but variance is a inevitable part of sports wagering, which is why I money management is so important. It was my seventh consecutive winning season. My overall record for the last 7 years on the website is 274-185-20 (60%). I saw a few key areas that I can improve on and hope to have an even bigger 2013-14 season! 274-185-20
2011-2012 Season Review
35-25-5 (58%)
+4.4 units (14% ROI)
I had another great year hitting 58% of my plays. I was 35-25-2, but only +4.4 units because I hit my smaller play but lost a couple larger ones. Still, you would have gotten a return on 20-25% of your original investment. I started slow but finished the year on a 11-2-1 tear incliding my sixth consecutive Super Bowl win! I added strong opinions to my plays this year because there are many games I like, but not strong enough to make a * play. These games fall into 2 categories: a gut play that I like just from knowing the NFL so well, or a strong trend play but the "eye test" tells me it isn't a * play. I personally wager 0.5 units on these play, but it is the player's choice. Another winning year for BWP...see you next season!
2010-2011 Season Review
29-16-2 (64%)
+15.1 Units (45% ROI)
What a year for byeweekpicks.com!!! I was 29-16-2 (64%) which brought a 60% return on your money. This was my fifth consecutive winning season and I look to continue it in 2011. Below is an example of my analysis which will be available each week.
2009-2010 Season Review
37-24-4 (61%)
+16.3 Units (49% ROI)
The season didn't start well as I began 1-7 after week 4, but what a comeback! Byeweekpicks finished the year at 37-24-4 for a great 61%. BWP was + 16.3 units on the year meanting that you doubled your bankroll if you wagered 6% per unit..all we did this year was sit back and watch the green grow like the grass wet.
2008-2009 Season Review
39-24-3 (62%)
+16.7 Units (50% ROI)
This was Byeweekpocks best year to date! Byeweekpicks' final record was 39-24-3 (62%). I was +16.7 units for the year and if you bet 6% of you bankroll per unit you doubled your money this year!!! The year was capped by a win on Arizona in the Super Bowl (now 3-0 on Super Bowl picks). Byeweekpicks has been improving each year and I will continue to work hard in the offseason to perfect my methods.
2007-2008 Season Review
42-27-2 (61%)
+14.7 Units (44% ROI)
This was a great year for Bye Week Picks. After a very rough start I made a great comeback to have another profitable season. After week 8 Bye Week Picks was 12-17-1 and -3.2 units. Since that point I was 30-10-1 to finish the season at 42-27-2 (61%) and +14.7 units. If you bet 6% of your bank roll each game (like Bye Week Picks) you have gotten a 90% return on your money, nearly doubling your investment in just 21 weeks! My Super System did very well this year going 41-22 (65%). To cap off the season I had a winner on the N.Y. Giants plus the points and on the money line. I hope you enjoyed my analysis and picks and I will work hard on the off season to come back with a bigger 2008 season!
2006-2007 Season Review
51-38-2 (57%)
4* Best Bets
10-6 (63%)
Units
+13.9
5* GOY
1-0
Playoffs
4-2
Byeweekpicks entered the Hilton Supercontest in Las Vegas this year. We had a very profitable year hitting 57% of our picks and going 10-6 (63%) on our best bets. Our personal regular season record was 31-21-3 (60%), but what makes the Hilton Contest so tough is that you are forced to take five games and you must have a little luck when you are picking two games a week that you don't like (and we just didn't have luck this year). The postseason was profitable as well, as we went 4-2 including a Top Pick (3*) winner on the Colts in the Super Bowl. It was a great season and we hope you made some money following some of our picks and enjoyed our information.