The GoldSheet is capping off a stellar NFL season in style! America's premier sports authority stands at 36-19 over their last 55 overall NFL picks—ranking #1 since late October.
They're even hotter on premium selections: 32-15 (+59.27 units) in their last 47 NFL plays rated 4% or higher, the industry's top mark.
Most impressively, across all big-ticket football plays (4%+), they're a dominant 55-30 (+85.22 units) over their past 85—the #1 big game football record industry-wide. For the first time this season, they're bundling three elite top-rated plays (two player props and one total) into one powerhouse report. Grab your broom—get ready for a clean 3-0 sweep!
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Founded in 1957, GoldSheet is the country's longest-running sports betting newsletter. The GoldSheet newsletter prides itself on providing in-depth analysis as early as possible to assist handicappers. When the dust settles on injury news, weather reports and line moves, the GoldSheet team offers its highly-respected LTS plays. Separate from the newsletter but never contrasting selections in the newsletter, these LTS selections have consistently kept GoldSheet atop WagerTalk's leaderboard since our debut in 2021. Simply put: These plays are the best of the best, and they are a big reason why GoldSheet has been a trusted source in the sports betting industry for seven decades.
Today’s Free Picks
| Sport | Game Selection | Game Time |
|---|---|---|
| NBA | (503) Minnesota Timberwolves at (504) Toronto Raptors | 7:40pm EST - Feb 4/2026 |
The PLAY: Immanuel Quickley (TOR) Over 20.5 Points + Rebounds vs Minnesota
The Raptors and Timberwolves clash for the first time this season with both teams sitting third place respectively in their division standings. Minnesota has been vulnerable to point guards as of late allowing the fifth most points and rebounds per game to the position over the last 15 days. With that we’ll look to take Immanuel Quickley over 20.5 points + rebounds averaging 23 points + rebounds across his last five games. The shot volume has been there for Quickley as well notching 12+ field goal attempts in six of his last seven games while shooting 53% from the field during that stretch. This is important because the Raptors are the healthiest they’ve been all season aside from missing center Jakob Poeltl. So, guys like Brandon Ingram, RJ Barrett and Scottie Barnes are still scoring and rebounding at a consistent rate and Minnesota will have a lot on their hands tonight especially dealing with injury concerns around Julius Randle and Anthony Edwards. Look for Quickley to be an X-factor in tonight’s Timberwolves vs Raptors game going over 20.5 points + rebounds.
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