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Sleeper Promo Code WTOP: Claim $120 Bonus for Bucs-Lions, MNF, MLB Picks

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Monday Night Football features not one, but two great matchups for football fans all across the world. Gear up for MOnday’s action with our latest Sleeper Promo Code WTOP, which unlocks a free $10 sign-up bonus plus a 100% deposit match up to $100. Refer below and enter code WTOP to claim this full offer.

 

The days of just one Monday Night Football matchup are over. Tonight, football fans are in for a treat with Lions-Bucs and Seahawks-Texas, especially the former. Both the Lions and Bucs are 5-1 and feature some of the best offensive football in the league. Bake Mayfield and Jared Goff are playing high-level football right now, but there are other stars out in Jahmyr Gibbs, Amon-Ra St. Brown and Mike Evans make picks on with Sleeper.

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How to Claim $120 in Bonuses with Sleeper Promo Code WTOP

Get ready for Monday night’s pair of games with our latest Sleeper Promo Code. This offer unlocks a 100% deposit match up to $100 in bonus entries, plus $10 just for signing up with Sleeper.

Sleeper offers picks on the NFL (including tonight’s MNF matchups) as well ass the NBA, NHL, MLB, Tennis, MMA and so much more. Just browse Sleeper’s app once you’ve finished the sign up process.

Speaking of, here’s how to sign up with code WTOP:

    • Click any of the links on this page to be taken to Sleeper. Be sure to enter code WTOP when prompted to collect this full offer.
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    • Download the Sleeper app on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
    • Deposit any amount up to $100. You’ll receive a 100% deposit match paid out as bonus entries. So if you deposit $100, you’ll claim $100 in bonus entries.

Sleeper Picks for NFL Week 7

Let’s quit yapping and make some picks, shall we? Here’s some of our favorite picks available on Sleeper for Monday Night Football:

Baker Mayfield, Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB: Higher 1.5 passing touchdowns

You’ll notice a theme with these picks. For starters, Bake Mayfield is playing like one of the best quarterbacks in the country, and I’m a firm believe in taking the higher number with top talent against top competition. In the NFL and NBA especially, elite players elevate their game against elite competition. That certainly applies for Mayfield against the 5-1 Lions.

Jahmyr Gibbs, Detroit Lions RB: Higher 0.5 anytime TDs

Gibbs is a machine, and he’s already found the end zone 5 times this season. He’s a threat through both the air and on the ground, and he’s showed out in primetime matchups before Monday night. I bet he’ll be able to find the end zone at least once on Monday night.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Seattle Seahawks WR: Higher 87.5 receiving yards

Those who have been paying attention know JSN is absolutely lighting the NFL on fire during his junior season. The former Ohio State Buckeye has totaled 696 receiving yards this season, which leads every receiver in the NFL. The Texans secondary has been playing at a high level this season, but I genuinely just don’t think it matters. JSN is going to get his.

Cue the trumpet: Edwin Díaz returns to earn save for the Dodgers after 85-game absence

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Cue the trumpet. Edwin Díaz is back to close out games for the Los Angeles Dodgers. The 32-year-old right-hander came off the injured list Wednesday after missing 85 games, having had arthroscopic surgery to remove loose bodies in his elbow in April. “We just got a lot better,” manager Dave Roberts said. Fans were on their feet cheering when Díaz entered in the ninth to Timmy Trumpet's “Narcos.” He gave up two hits and one run while earning his fifth save of the season in a 4-2 victory over the Seattle Mariners. His four-seam fastball touched 98 mph.
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