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What we do

Every season we provide top notch gambling advice for the pro football bettor. The goal of Spread Trends is to educate as well as entertain. Our TrendTrax Engine crunches game results and delivers a breakdown of every NFL team. With the TrendTrax breakdown charts you can see the tendency of a team toward covering or failing-to-cover in key situations. All of the data presented here is kept up to date so you will always know where a team stands where it matters most- against the spread (ATS).
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We really want you to forget individual team statistics because they are irrelevant. You already know who the better team is but what you may not know is the point spread given to you by your sportsbook doesn't represent who they think the better team is. It represents what they think will attract an equal amount of betting on each side of the point spread. In their ideal world half of their gamblers will bet one way, the other half will bet the other way, and they collect all of the vigs. In their ideal world you win sometimes, they win every time.
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The handicapping reports presented on this site will get you ready for the current NFL football season. Whether you bet with an online sportsbook or you simply participate in a weekly pool with your friends, you can use the valuable NFL point spread information presented on this site to make informed NFL football picks and increase your winnings. Be sure to check in every week so you can make the best picks possible.

Who we are

Perry Marchant

Perry Marchant

Perry joined Symantec in 1995 where he was part of a team that delivered consumer communications products including pcAnywhere and pcTelecommute. He helped develop key technologies for each of these product lines.

In 1999 he moved to Dayton and joined Cap Gemini (now Sogeti, LLC). He developed custom Windows based enterprise solutions for various clients including Reynolds & Reynolds, Johns Hopkins University (Applied Physics Lab), Procter & Gamble, and the Society for Human Resource Management.

In 2003 he became a key member of the NeoWatch/McAfee Personal Firewall team, shortly after the group had been acquired by McAfee Corporation.

Perry joined TrayGames in early 2005 where he helped to build an innovative online games platform. Today Perry works as a consultant for Robert Half Technology, solving technical problems for clients. Spread Trends is an on-going side project done purely for fun and the love of football.

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