Yesterday was an outstanding day for The Square Tax.

Our college football handicapping produced one of our strongest performances of the season, with multiple underdogs winning outright and our entire Free Play card finishing undefeated.

Four of our Saturday Official selections didn't just cover the spread. They won outright:

Our three Saturday Free Plays also delivered a clean sweep.

Every result counts. We celebrate the winners, acknowledge the losses, and continue tracking our performance transparently.

Overall Official Plays: 46–39 (54.1%)

NFL Season Official Plays: 16–14 (53.3%)

Those numbers include the losses. We don't erase unsuccessful selections, manipulate records, or count unpublished picks as winners.

That accountability is a central part of The Square Tax.

Sunday brings a full afternoon of NFL football, with several intriguing matchups, quarterback situations, and market questions.

Minnesota enters undefeated, but its defensive success and offensive performance deserve to be evaluated separately.

The Colts have injury concerns, while the Vikings have relied heavily on defensive execution.

Can Minnesota's offense consistently capitalize on its opportunities, or will Indianapolis make this a more competitive contest than the standings initially suggest?

One of the week's most interesting market developments involves Baltimore's quarterback situation.

With Lamar Jackson unavailable, Tyler Huntley takes over against Joe Burrow and Cincinnati.

Quarterback changes can significantly influence the betting market, but understanding the resulting matchup requires more than simply comparing the starting quarterbacks.

Baltimore's rushing attack, defensive execution, and Cincinnati's passing game will all play important roles.

Tennessee comes off a comeback victory, while Cleveland has produced stronger overall results this season.

The battle at the line of scrimmage should be particularly important.

Quarterback protection, rushing efficiency, and turnovers will help determine whether either team can establish control.

Injuries are an important part of this NFC South matchup.

Tampa Bay has dealt with offensive personnel absences, and Baker Mayfield's return adds another question about how effectively the Buccaneers can move the football.

Carolina will look to use home field and offensive balance to its advantage.

An undefeated team facing an opponent with a losing record doesn't automatically create a predictable matchup.

San Francisco's injuries, Atlanta's offensive weapons, and the betting market's response make this an intriguing game to evaluate.

It's another reminder that team records alone rarely tell the entire story.

New York's quarterback change creates considerable uncertainty.

J.J. McCarthy has shown flashes of explosive playmaking, while Houston possesses a defense capable of forcing mistakes.

The Giants' defensive front against C.J. Stroud is another matchup worth watching closely.

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