The 49ers, while perceived to be a run-first team, in the past few weeks, their offense has become increasingly more dynamic. They have departed from run-run-pass and instead, have integrated a spread scheme that has proven very, very successful, despite Coach Singeltary's penchant for being a run-first head coach.
The Cardinals defense, no doubt, was sky-high was last week at home against the juggernaut Vikings. Now, they face a 49er offense that has posted pedestrian point totals of 10, 24, 20, and 17 in their last four games. In fact, the 49er rush game has been particularly impotent, as they haven't gotten more than 70 yards in their last three games, on 10, 20, and 12 rushes. Clearly, their shift to spreading it out and throwing the ball is evident.
In this division match-up, they'll face a defense that, despite conventional wisdom, has gotten lit up the past month and a half. They've surrendered at least 250+ yards passing in 4 of their last 5 games. I expect the 49ers to try and exploit this deficiency early and often.
On the flip side, the Cardinal offense was humming last week against a formidable Viking defense. Surprisingly, in their last five games, the Cardinal rushing attempts have been: 31, 30, 30, 20, 25. The 49er run defense ranks 5th, so the Cardinals should find it tough sledding in this one. The 49ers held the Cardinals to 40 yards rushing in their first meeting this season, while holding them to 16 total points.
There will be a lot of throwing in this one. A lot. Their first meeting was totaled at 45, and now we're getting a lower total. Today's total doesn't reflect the shift in offensive philosophy and the relative strengths of each defense. IMO, there will be a lot of pass attempts in this one, which should keep that clock slow moving, with big play possibilities.
The 49ers, while perceived to be a run-first team, in the past few weeks, their offense has become increasingly more dynamic. They have departed from run-run-pass and instead, have integrated a spread scheme that has proven very, very successful, despite Coach Singeltary's penchant for being a run-first head coach.
The Cardinals defense, no doubt, was sky-high was last week at home against the juggernaut Vikings. Now, they face a 49er offense that has posted pedestrian point totals of 10, 24, 20, and 17 in their last four games. In fact, the 49er rush game has been particularly impotent, as they haven't gotten more than 70 yards in their last three games, on 10, 20, and 12 rushes. Clearly, their shift to spreading it out and throwing the ball is evident.
In this division match-up, they'll face a defense that, despite conventional wisdom, has gotten lit up the past month and a half. They've surrendered at least 250+ yards passing in 4 of their last 5 games. I expect the 49ers to try and exploit this deficiency early and often.
On the flip side, the Cardinal offense was humming last week against a formidable Viking defense. Surprisingly, in their last five games, the Cardinal rushing attempts have been: 31, 30, 30, 20, 25. The 49er run defense ranks 5th, so the Cardinals should find it tough sledding in this one. The 49ers held the Cardinals to 40 yards rushing in their first meeting this season, while holding them to 16 total points.
There will be a lot of throwing in this one. A lot. Their first meeting was totaled at 45, and now we're getting a lower total. Today's total doesn't reflect the shift in offensive philosophy and the relative strengths of each defense. IMO, there will be a lot of pass attempts in this one, which should keep that clock slow moving, with big play possibilities.
I know, I know the formidable Vikings are coming off an embarrassing prime-time loss last week. They're at home, where they're lights out. I get that. I get ALL of that. But do you want to hear the most amazing stat of this NFL season?
In the Bengals' twelve games this season, the underdog is an astounding 12-0. 12-0! This tells us that the Bengals play to the level of their competition more than any other team in the NFL. They've come up lights out in tough road atmospheres like Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Green Bay.
The Vikings have sustained some huge injuries to key offensive linemen last week that a lot of people are ignoring.
I know, I know the formidable Vikings are coming off an embarrassing prime-time loss last week. They're at home, where they're lights out. I get that. I get ALL of that. But do you want to hear the most amazing stat of this NFL season?
In the Bengals' twelve games this season, the underdog is an astounding 12-0. 12-0! This tells us that the Bengals play to the level of their competition more than any other team in the NFL. They've come up lights out in tough road atmospheres like Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Green Bay.
The Vikings have sustained some huge injuries to key offensive linemen last week that a lot of people are ignoring.
The 49ers, while perceived to be a run-first team, in the past few weeks, their offense has become increasingly more dynamic. They have departed from run-run-pass and instead, have integrated a spread scheme that has proven very, very successful, despite Coach Singeltary's penchant for being a run-first head coach.
The Cardinals defense, no doubt, was sky-high was last week at home against the juggernaut Vikings. Now, they face a 49er offense that has posted pedestrian point totals of 10, 24, 20, and 17 in their last four games. In fact, the 49er rush game has been particularly impotent, as they haven't gotten more than 70 yards in their last three games, on 10, 20, and 12 rushes. Clearly, their shift to spreading it out and throwing the ball is evident.
In this division match-up, they'll face a defense that, despite conventional wisdom, has gotten lit up the past month and a half. They've surrendered at least 250+ yards passing in 4 of their last 5 games. I expect the 49ers to try and exploit this deficiency early and often.
On the flip side, the Cardinal offense was humming last week against a formidable Viking defense. Surprisingly, in their last five games, the Cardinal rushing attempts have been: 31, 30, 30, 20, 25. The 49er run defense ranks 5th, so the Cardinals should find it tough sledding in this one. The 49ers held the Cardinals to 40 yards rushing in their first meeting this season, while holding them to 16 total points.
There will be a lot of throwing in this one. A lot. Their first meeting was totaled at 45, and now we're getting a lower total. Today's total doesn't reflect the shift in offensive philosophy and the relative strengths of each defense. IMO, there will be a lot of pass attempts in this one, which should keep that clock slow moving, with big play possibilities.
The 49ers, while perceived to be a run-first team, in the past few weeks, their offense has become increasingly more dynamic. They have departed from run-run-pass and instead, have integrated a spread scheme that has proven very, very successful, despite Coach Singeltary's penchant for being a run-first head coach.
The Cardinals defense, no doubt, was sky-high was last week at home against the juggernaut Vikings. Now, they face a 49er offense that has posted pedestrian point totals of 10, 24, 20, and 17 in their last four games. In fact, the 49er rush game has been particularly impotent, as they haven't gotten more than 70 yards in their last three games, on 10, 20, and 12 rushes. Clearly, their shift to spreading it out and throwing the ball is evident.
In this division match-up, they'll face a defense that, despite conventional wisdom, has gotten lit up the past month and a half. They've surrendered at least 250+ yards passing in 4 of their last 5 games. I expect the 49ers to try and exploit this deficiency early and often.
On the flip side, the Cardinal offense was humming last week against a formidable Viking defense. Surprisingly, in their last five games, the Cardinal rushing attempts have been: 31, 30, 30, 20, 25. The 49er run defense ranks 5th, so the Cardinals should find it tough sledding in this one. The 49ers held the Cardinals to 40 yards rushing in their first meeting this season, while holding them to 16 total points.
There will be a lot of throwing in this one. A lot. Their first meeting was totaled at 45, and now we're getting a lower total. Today's total doesn't reflect the shift in offensive philosophy and the relative strengths of each defense. IMO, there will be a lot of pass attempts in this one, which should keep that clock slow moving, with big play possibilities.
You may want to check the injury report on Sunday. Winfield and the starting ofc. line should play this week. For Cincy Domata Peko is out for the Bengals. Kevin Smith had 104 yards rushing for the Lions last week.
You may want to check the injury report on Sunday. Winfield and the starting ofc. line should play this week. For Cincy Domata Peko is out for the Bengals. Kevin Smith had 104 yards rushing for the Lions last week.
You may want to check the injury report on Sunday. Winfield and the starting ofc. line should play this week. For Cincy Domata Peko is out for the Bengals. Kevin Smith had 104 yards rushing for the Lions last week.
If you're going to hold last week's game against the Bengals, I'm not listening to you because you're not listening to me. As I emphatically stated, the Bengals PLAY to the LEVEL of THEIR OPPONENT. Last week, they faced a yawner of an opponent for a home game they had to scrape and claw to just sell out.
You may want to check the injury report on Sunday. Winfield and the starting ofc. line should play this week. For Cincy Domata Peko is out for the Bengals. Kevin Smith had 104 yards rushing for the Lions last week.
If you're going to hold last week's game against the Bengals, I'm not listening to you because you're not listening to me. As I emphatically stated, the Bengals PLAY to the LEVEL of THEIR OPPONENT. Last week, they faced a yawner of an opponent for a home game they had to scrape and claw to just sell out.
This card is shaping up to be my largest wagered of the season, but good spots are good spots.
All ESPN has told us the past week is how sterling the Chargers' record has been in December the last three seasons. And on the flip side, how futile the Cowboys have been during their annual late-season swan dive. All I can say is: Uh oh. In a classic example of the blind leading the blind, the average ESPN viewer will think to himself, "And I'm catching points in this one?"
Even though it's an out-of-conference game, them Cowboys will be seething at the opportunity to emphatically silence their critics, against a top-tier opponent. I don't think much of the Cowboys as far as contenders go, but, in this spot, coming off a divisional loss, the Cowboys should be ready to play one of their best games of the season.
This card is shaping up to be my largest wagered of the season, but good spots are good spots.
All ESPN has told us the past week is how sterling the Chargers' record has been in December the last three seasons. And on the flip side, how futile the Cowboys have been during their annual late-season swan dive. All I can say is: Uh oh. In a classic example of the blind leading the blind, the average ESPN viewer will think to himself, "And I'm catching points in this one?"
Even though it's an out-of-conference game, them Cowboys will be seething at the opportunity to emphatically silence their critics, against a top-tier opponent. I don't think much of the Cowboys as far as contenders go, but, in this spot, coming off a divisional loss, the Cowboys should be ready to play one of their best games of the season.
You make good points. Those games Cincy covered as dogs Peko played and he was their run stopper. Plus, latest injury report the Bengals may be without Hebert and Crocker. They just signed Rico Murray just in case these 2 dont play.
You make good points. Those games Cincy covered as dogs Peko played and he was their run stopper. Plus, latest injury report the Bengals may be without Hebert and Crocker. They just signed Rico Murray just in case these 2 dont play.
You make good points. Those games Cincy covered as dogs Peko played and he was their run stopper. Plus, latest injury report the Bengals may be without Hebert and Crocker. They just signed Rico Murray just in case these 2 dont play.
BOL
This is just the kind of game these Bengals have gotten up for all season:
"I really feel like everyone is still waiting for us to kind of fall on
our face, and that's been one of our motivating factors this year,"
safety Chris Crocker said. "Every week they're going to pick us to
lose, and that's fine."
You make good points. Those games Cincy covered as dogs Peko played and he was their run stopper. Plus, latest injury report the Bengals may be without Hebert and Crocker. They just signed Rico Murray just in case these 2 dont play.
BOL
This is just the kind of game these Bengals have gotten up for all season:
"I really feel like everyone is still waiting for us to kind of fall on
our face, and that's been one of our motivating factors this year,"
safety Chris Crocker said. "Every week they're going to pick us to
lose, and that's fine."
Carson Palmer: It's been a while since we've played a team that's this good. We've had
some weeks where we were playing against some teams that were
struggling. Now we're going into a big-time atmosphere against a
big-time team, and it's very exciting for us. We're fired up about this
opportunity.”
Carson Palmer: It's been a while since we've played a team that's this good. We've had
some weeks where we were playing against some teams that were
struggling. Now we're going into a big-time atmosphere against a
big-time team, and it's very exciting for us. We're fired up about this
opportunity.”
Broncos +7 I think last week's win over the surging Titans squelched any of the
Colts' doubters out there. Quite frankly, though, the Titans left a
lot of plays (and points) out on that field.
This week they
face a serious giant killer in the Denver Broncos. Denver might have
the most impressive resume of wins yet this season. They've beaten the
Bengals in Cincinnati, the Cowboys, the Patriots, the Chargers in San
Diego, and the Giants. Granted, many of these wins came in the first
half of the season before they hit their four-game wall. In the last
couple of weeks, though, the Broncos have worked the kinks out of their
offense. And in many ways, the Marshall-Knowshon scuffle seems to have
re-unified this team. They've gotten back to playing the kind of
football they were playing earlier this season.
What's worse,
the Broncos pose a match-up problem for the Colts: a defensive end that
must be double-teamed (the Colts are adamant about never
double-teaming) and a veteran secondary (Bailey, Law, and Dawkins) who
have seen a lot of what Manning will be throwing at them (pun
intended). They have also quietly developed a potent rushing attack
that a team needs against the Colts.
Broncos +7 I think last week's win over the surging Titans squelched any of the
Colts' doubters out there. Quite frankly, though, the Titans left a
lot of plays (and points) out on that field.
This week they
face a serious giant killer in the Denver Broncos. Denver might have
the most impressive resume of wins yet this season. They've beaten the
Bengals in Cincinnati, the Cowboys, the Patriots, the Chargers in San
Diego, and the Giants. Granted, many of these wins came in the first
half of the season before they hit their four-game wall. In the last
couple of weeks, though, the Broncos have worked the kinks out of their
offense. And in many ways, the Marshall-Knowshon scuffle seems to have
re-unified this team. They've gotten back to playing the kind of
football they were playing earlier this season.
What's worse,
the Broncos pose a match-up problem for the Colts: a defensive end that
must be double-teamed (the Colts are adamant about never
double-teaming) and a veteran secondary (Bailey, Law, and Dawkins) who
have seen a lot of what Manning will be throwing at them (pun
intended). They have also quietly developed a potent rushing attack
that a team needs against the Colts.
Bought off the Bengals play entirely, got the Vikes at -6 -110.
Bought off the Broncos entire entirely, got the Colts -6.5 -110.
Want to know why? Remarkably, in every single one of the Broncos' games there ATS matched their SU result. Every, single one. I don't even want the stinkin' points. Broncos win this game outright.
Bought off the Bengals play entirely, got the Vikes at -6 -110.
Bought off the Broncos entire entirely, got the Colts -6.5 -110.
Want to know why? Remarkably, in every single one of the Broncos' games there ATS matched their SU result. Every, single one. I don't even want the stinkin' points. Broncos win this game outright.
Bought off the Bengals play entirely, got the Vikes at -6 -110.
Bought off the Broncos entire entirely, got the Colts -6.5 -110.
Want to know why? Remarkably, in every single one of the Broncos' games there ATS matched their SU result. Every, single one. I don't even want the stinkin' points. Broncos win this game outright.
Added: Broncos ML +250 (1.5 units)
Their
Posted my thoughts in another thread, but I'm also on: Bears +4.5, the Raiders +1.5, and the Falcons +10. I also added more to my Cowboys to make them my biggest play of the day. Bought of the Bengals because there's just way too much love for them, and I'm suspecting we all might be underestimating the fury with which these Vikes will be bouncing back with. Final Action:
Bought off the Bengals play entirely, got the Vikes at -6 -110.
Bought off the Broncos entire entirely, got the Colts -6.5 -110.
Want to know why? Remarkably, in every single one of the Broncos' games there ATS matched their SU result. Every, single one. I don't even want the stinkin' points. Broncos win this game outright.
Added: Broncos ML +250 (1.5 units)
Their
Posted my thoughts in another thread, but I'm also on: Bears +4.5, the Raiders +1.5, and the Falcons +10. I also added more to my Cowboys to make them my biggest play of the day. Bought of the Bengals because there's just way too much love for them, and I'm suspecting we all might be underestimating the fury with which these Vikes will be bouncing back with. Final Action:
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