i know it's only tuesday but this is obviously a strange week.
no Hugh Jorman Sports last week but i'm confident that he had dallas so we got at least one of his picks in here. besides, you know how he gets during holiday time. hopefully, he'll stumble in at some point with some picks this week.
otherwise, i haven't looked at the games yet, but i saw this and it's always an interesting situation- when a team cuts a player and he winds up with the team they are playing the same week. quinton coples, who wasn't very good with the jets but might be ok in an other system, was cut and then picked up by miami today and those teams play each other this week. do with that what you will but sometimes that new player provides information to the new team that offers an advantage.
i know it's only tuesday but this is obviously a strange week.
no Hugh Jorman Sports last week but i'm confident that he had dallas so we got at least one of his picks in here. besides, you know how he gets during holiday time. hopefully, he'll stumble in at some point with some picks this week.
otherwise, i haven't looked at the games yet, but i saw this and it's always an interesting situation- when a team cuts a player and he winds up with the team they are playing the same week. quinton coples, who wasn't very good with the jets but might be ok in an other system, was cut and then picked up by miami today and those teams play each other this week. do with that what you will but sometimes that new player provides information to the new team that offers an advantage.
For Thursday, the only thing more eye opening than the Cowboys being favored over the undefeated Panthers, is the Lions at home getting +2 (on the opener) vs. the discombobulated Eagles.
Detroit must be the 1st team in history to win back to back games while scoring exactly 18 points in each one. Of course, prior to that, they were getting slapped around by any team with a pulse on offense. Not sure who will stand up and be counted. I'm thinking everyone will bail on the Eagles and embrace the Lions. I liked Philly last week, and should probably stay the course this week given the matchup.
For Thursday, the only thing more eye opening than the Cowboys being favored over the undefeated Panthers, is the Lions at home getting +2 (on the opener) vs. the discombobulated Eagles.
Detroit must be the 1st team in history to win back to back games while scoring exactly 18 points in each one. Of course, prior to that, they were getting slapped around by any team with a pulse on offense. Not sure who will stand up and be counted. I'm thinking everyone will bail on the Eagles and embrace the Lions. I liked Philly last week, and should probably stay the course this week given the matchup.
For Thursday, the only thing more eye opening than the Cowboys being favored over the undefeated Panthers, is the Lions at home getting +2 (on the opener) vs. the discombobulated Eagles.
Detroit must be the 1st team in history to win back to back games while scoring exactly 18 points in each one. Of course, prior to that, they were getting slapped around by any team with a pulse on offense. Not sure who will stand up and be counted. I'm thinking everyone will bail on the Eagles and embrace the Lions. I liked Philly last week, and should probably stay the course this week given the matchup.
For Thursday, the only thing more eye opening than the Cowboys being favored over the undefeated Panthers, is the Lions at home getting +2 (on the opener) vs. the discombobulated Eagles.
Detroit must be the 1st team in history to win back to back games while scoring exactly 18 points in each one. Of course, prior to that, they were getting slapped around by any team with a pulse on offense. Not sure who will stand up and be counted. I'm thinking everyone will bail on the Eagles and embrace the Lions. I liked Philly last week, and should probably stay the course this week given the matchup.
ok, 3 games on thursday. we normally don't bet the thursday games but we also normally don't have 3 games so let's see what's on the table for tomorrow:
Philly @ Detroit -2.5 sure we had a good week last week but i'll go ahead and declare the philly bet the worst NFL bet anyone will make all season. subscribers know we're no stranger to getting blown out a lot during the season but that's usually with underdogs. unfortunately, we're betting fewer underdogs but still getting blown out. anyway, i sure didn't see that one coming. not so much because of philly but to have that happen against TB is very odd.
but, you know the rules, when a team hit rock bottom, you need to look at them the following week as teams do tend to bounce back. and detroit is probably a good opponent as they are terrible yet have won two in a row and still can't score and still can't run the ball. teams that can't score, can't run and don't play good defense will not be able to put prolonged winning streaks together. just a couple of weeks ago, this line might be Philly -3. bradford is gone, that's not a huge deal, but otherwise, not that much has changed. i'd play philly or nothing here.
Carolina @ Dallas -1.5 dallas came through nicely last week. romo was ok but the running game was strong and the defense did ell and miami sucks. so, it was a fairly easy win. romo should get better as he and the rest of the team get healthier, hopefully, and the defense is up and down but with a strong offense, shouldn't be a liability. and that's why a 3-7 team is favored over a 10-0 team. obviously dallas is a different team when healthy and they look pretty healthy now. and no one thinks carolina is going undefeated so this looks like as good a place as any for their first loss. can't really downplay their schedule but this really is their second hard road game. big surprise, i know, but i think dallas is the right side here.
just need HJS to put the egg nog down for a little bit and confirm this.
Chicago @ GB -8.5 GB as a dog against an overrated team was too good to pass up last week and they played pretty well. still not nearly as good on offense as they should but they have serious issues with their WR's. it was huge that Fat Lacy had a good game but i wouldn't expect that every week.
having watched GB most weeks, i don't trust them as big favorites without nelson unless and until their WR's start picking up the slack, which they haven't. their defense is looking better but i don't trust that group either. chicago should have forte back. not sure about jeffery. but if they both play, 8.5 is probably too many here.
so, i can definitely see a couple of plays worth making if we get around to it. in order, i'd say, dallas looks solid and philly and chicago don't look bad either.
ok, 3 games on thursday. we normally don't bet the thursday games but we also normally don't have 3 games so let's see what's on the table for tomorrow:
Philly @ Detroit -2.5 sure we had a good week last week but i'll go ahead and declare the philly bet the worst NFL bet anyone will make all season. subscribers know we're no stranger to getting blown out a lot during the season but that's usually with underdogs. unfortunately, we're betting fewer underdogs but still getting blown out. anyway, i sure didn't see that one coming. not so much because of philly but to have that happen against TB is very odd.
but, you know the rules, when a team hit rock bottom, you need to look at them the following week as teams do tend to bounce back. and detroit is probably a good opponent as they are terrible yet have won two in a row and still can't score and still can't run the ball. teams that can't score, can't run and don't play good defense will not be able to put prolonged winning streaks together. just a couple of weeks ago, this line might be Philly -3. bradford is gone, that's not a huge deal, but otherwise, not that much has changed. i'd play philly or nothing here.
Carolina @ Dallas -1.5 dallas came through nicely last week. romo was ok but the running game was strong and the defense did ell and miami sucks. so, it was a fairly easy win. romo should get better as he and the rest of the team get healthier, hopefully, and the defense is up and down but with a strong offense, shouldn't be a liability. and that's why a 3-7 team is favored over a 10-0 team. obviously dallas is a different team when healthy and they look pretty healthy now. and no one thinks carolina is going undefeated so this looks like as good a place as any for their first loss. can't really downplay their schedule but this really is their second hard road game. big surprise, i know, but i think dallas is the right side here.
just need HJS to put the egg nog down for a little bit and confirm this.
Chicago @ GB -8.5 GB as a dog against an overrated team was too good to pass up last week and they played pretty well. still not nearly as good on offense as they should but they have serious issues with their WR's. it was huge that Fat Lacy had a good game but i wouldn't expect that every week.
having watched GB most weeks, i don't trust them as big favorites without nelson unless and until their WR's start picking up the slack, which they haven't. their defense is looking better but i don't trust that group either. chicago should have forte back. not sure about jeffery. but if they both play, 8.5 is probably too many here.
so, i can definitely see a couple of plays worth making if we get around to it. in order, i'd say, dallas looks solid and philly and chicago don't look bad either.
NO @ Houston -3 houston is on a 3 game win streak with two wins over good teams. hoyer should be back for this as well. houston is playing much better on defense as well. new orleans just sucks. maybe people don't trust houston but based on recent form, 3 isn't enough here. not sure why NO would be an better after their bye. NO on the road against a good defense is almost never a good situation for them.
Minnesota @ Atlanta -1 interesting matchup here. i thought if Atlanat was going to show any signs they were still the team that started 5-0, last week at home against Indy without luck was the time to do it. although the line started out a little low and crashed from there. that was certainly a bad sign. this line is a little different. minnesota had their own recent 5 game winning streak against some decent team and just had one loss to a very good team and now they are underdogs against a team that couldn't beat Indy who has a total of zero great players when luck is out. this line seems strange as well. maybe the odds are implying that this week is the week Atlanta gets back on track. based on form, i don't see much of a reason to take Atlanta, but based on the number, i do.
Stl @ Cincy -8.5 how bad are the rams losing to the in that one. we called our book and asked them not to credit our bet on the shrimps last week as an offering to the gambling gods. but, they did it anyway, so we're on thin ice here. anyway, not sure if keenum is starting or foles or maybe they can convince kurt warner to come back. either way, this team is struggling on offense if they can't get 100+ yards for gurley. on defense, they were better last week but aren''t the team we hoped they would be.
but, this is the kind of game that the rams generally show up for and often win. cincy is coming off a rough MNF game and hasn't looked great in their last two. this is a lot of points. i'd consider the rams here.
NO @ Houston -3 houston is on a 3 game win streak with two wins over good teams. hoyer should be back for this as well. houston is playing much better on defense as well. new orleans just sucks. maybe people don't trust houston but based on recent form, 3 isn't enough here. not sure why NO would be an better after their bye. NO on the road against a good defense is almost never a good situation for them.
Minnesota @ Atlanta -1 interesting matchup here. i thought if Atlanat was going to show any signs they were still the team that started 5-0, last week at home against Indy without luck was the time to do it. although the line started out a little low and crashed from there. that was certainly a bad sign. this line is a little different. minnesota had their own recent 5 game winning streak against some decent team and just had one loss to a very good team and now they are underdogs against a team that couldn't beat Indy who has a total of zero great players when luck is out. this line seems strange as well. maybe the odds are implying that this week is the week Atlanta gets back on track. based on form, i don't see much of a reason to take Atlanta, but based on the number, i do.
Stl @ Cincy -8.5 how bad are the rams losing to the in that one. we called our book and asked them not to credit our bet on the shrimps last week as an offering to the gambling gods. but, they did it anyway, so we're on thin ice here. anyway, not sure if keenum is starting or foles or maybe they can convince kurt warner to come back. either way, this team is struggling on offense if they can't get 100+ yards for gurley. on defense, they were better last week but aren''t the team we hoped they would be.
but, this is the kind of game that the rams generally show up for and often win. cincy is coming off a rough MNF game and hasn't looked great in their last two. this is a lot of points. i'd consider the rams here.
TB @ Indy -3 i suppose this line is right. don't really know what ti make of these teams recently. i don't think indy is any good unless luck can pull out some big drives, which he can. i don't believe in TB at all but they can put up some points against bad defenses with martin if winston doesn't turn the ball over. indy's defense is nothing special but can you expect TB to win two in a row on the road? this is their 6th road game. all over road games have been in twos and they haven't won two in a row yet. small sample, obviously, but this team doesn't exactly scream consistency or road wins. i'd look at indy at 3 or less.
NYG @ Wash +2.5 i might be wrong but just looking at their scores, it doesn't appear that NYG have lost ATS since week 6 and then week 2 before that. looking at the quality on this team, i don't see that continuing. they truly appear to be a .500 team and should be about that ATS when it's all over. washington has been up and down but have been better at home with just the week one loss. not sure they go undefeated at home but i wouldn't make them underdogs necessarily here either. giants haven't won on the road in their division yet and only have one good road win. they are a little bit of a stretch to be road favorites.
Oakland @ Tenn +1.5 terrible game for oakland last week. it's one thing losing to pittsburgh and minnesota but you can't play detroit, have your leading RB average 2.2yards/carry and score 13 points. they really need to bounce back here. this is a team that almost bat denver, crushed the chargers and the jets. they are clearly the better team. the titans are a disaster. so, i would tend to side with the better team who theoretically is still viable for the playoffs. if they lose this one, i think they'll revert to being the same old raiders. if this team has truly taken a step forward and has any type of decent coaching, they win this one which puts them in a position to take second place in the division against the chiefs at home the next week. seems like a pretty good situation. vegas can only go so high this number and if you very well could be getting the better and much more motivated team here at just 1.5.
Buffalo @ KC -6 i said this would be 4 so i'll automatically look at buffalo. the chiefs are arguably the hottest team in the league with 4 big wins in a row. two good teams and two terrible teams. i'm not sold on them though. still have smit at QB, average receivers and no charles at RB. a good defense but not a dominating one. they'll come back down to earth soon. this is buffalo's 3rd straight road game but when you have a good defense and good running game, you can win anywhere and they have two good road wins in their division. basically, i see this as an even matchup. even with KC's home field, i say 6 is too many when either team can win.
TB @ Indy -3 i suppose this line is right. don't really know what ti make of these teams recently. i don't think indy is any good unless luck can pull out some big drives, which he can. i don't believe in TB at all but they can put up some points against bad defenses with martin if winston doesn't turn the ball over. indy's defense is nothing special but can you expect TB to win two in a row on the road? this is their 6th road game. all over road games have been in twos and they haven't won two in a row yet. small sample, obviously, but this team doesn't exactly scream consistency or road wins. i'd look at indy at 3 or less.
NYG @ Wash +2.5 i might be wrong but just looking at their scores, it doesn't appear that NYG have lost ATS since week 6 and then week 2 before that. looking at the quality on this team, i don't see that continuing. they truly appear to be a .500 team and should be about that ATS when it's all over. washington has been up and down but have been better at home with just the week one loss. not sure they go undefeated at home but i wouldn't make them underdogs necessarily here either. giants haven't won on the road in their division yet and only have one good road win. they are a little bit of a stretch to be road favorites.
Oakland @ Tenn +1.5 terrible game for oakland last week. it's one thing losing to pittsburgh and minnesota but you can't play detroit, have your leading RB average 2.2yards/carry and score 13 points. they really need to bounce back here. this is a team that almost bat denver, crushed the chargers and the jets. they are clearly the better team. the titans are a disaster. so, i would tend to side with the better team who theoretically is still viable for the playoffs. if they lose this one, i think they'll revert to being the same old raiders. if this team has truly taken a step forward and has any type of decent coaching, they win this one which puts them in a position to take second place in the division against the chiefs at home the next week. seems like a pretty good situation. vegas can only go so high this number and if you very well could be getting the better and much more motivated team here at just 1.5.
Buffalo @ KC -6 i said this would be 4 so i'll automatically look at buffalo. the chiefs are arguably the hottest team in the league with 4 big wins in a row. two good teams and two terrible teams. i'm not sold on them though. still have smit at QB, average receivers and no charles at RB. a good defense but not a dominating one. they'll come back down to earth soon. this is buffalo's 3rd straight road game but when you have a good defense and good running game, you can win anywhere and they have two good road wins in their division. basically, i see this as an even matchup. even with KC's home field, i say 6 is too many when either team can win.
ok, 3 games on thursday. we normally don't bet the thursday games but we also normally don't have 3 games so let's see what's on the table for tomorrow:
Philly @ Detroit -2.5 sure we had a good week last week but i'll go ahead and declare the philly bet the worst NFL bet anyone will make all season. subscribers know we're no stranger to getting blown out a lot during the season but that's usually with underdogs. unfortunately, we're betting fewer underdogs but still getting blown out. anyway, i sure didn't see that one coming. not so much because of philly but to have that happen against TB is very odd.
but, you know the rules, when a team hit rock bottom, you need to look at them the following week as teams do tend to bounce back. and detroit is probably a good opponent as they are terrible yet have won two in a row and still can't score and still can't run the ball. teams that can't score, can't run and don't play good defense will not be able to put prolonged winning streaks together. just a couple of weeks ago, this line might be Philly -3. bradford is gone, that's not a huge deal, but otherwise, not that much has changed. i'd play philly or nothing here.
Carolina @ Dallas -1.5 dallas came through nicely last week. romo was ok but the running game was strong and the defense did ell and miami sucks. so, it was a fairly easy win. romo should get better as he and the rest of the team get healthier, hopefully, and the defense is up and down but with a strong offense, shouldn't be a liability. and that's why a 3-7 team is favored over a 10-0 team. obviously dallas is a different team when healthy and they look pretty healthy now. and no one thinks carolina is going undefeated so this looks like as good a place as any for their first loss. can't really downplay their schedule but this really is their second hard road game. big surprise, i know, but i think dallas is the right side here.
just need HJS to put the egg nog down for a little bit and confirm this.
Chicago @ GB -8.5 GB as a dog against an overrated team was too good to pass up last week and they played pretty well. still not nearly as good on offense as they should but they have serious issues with their WR's. it was huge that Fat Lacy had a good game but i wouldn't expect that every week.
having watched GB most weeks, i don't trust them as big favorites without nelson unless and until their WR's start picking up the slack, which they haven't. their defense is looking better but i don't trust that group either. chicago should have forte back. not sure about jeffery. but if they both play, 8.5 is probably too many here.
so, i can definitely see a couple of plays worth making if we get around to it. in order, i'd say, dallas looks solid and philly and chicago don't look bad either.
Would be delighted to see Philly get to 3 but doubt it. Sanchez with a game under his belt & no pressure of playing in front of the home fans could play better than last week.to you & yours bud.
ok, 3 games on thursday. we normally don't bet the thursday games but we also normally don't have 3 games so let's see what's on the table for tomorrow:
Philly @ Detroit -2.5 sure we had a good week last week but i'll go ahead and declare the philly bet the worst NFL bet anyone will make all season. subscribers know we're no stranger to getting blown out a lot during the season but that's usually with underdogs. unfortunately, we're betting fewer underdogs but still getting blown out. anyway, i sure didn't see that one coming. not so much because of philly but to have that happen against TB is very odd.
but, you know the rules, when a team hit rock bottom, you need to look at them the following week as teams do tend to bounce back. and detroit is probably a good opponent as they are terrible yet have won two in a row and still can't score and still can't run the ball. teams that can't score, can't run and don't play good defense will not be able to put prolonged winning streaks together. just a couple of weeks ago, this line might be Philly -3. bradford is gone, that's not a huge deal, but otherwise, not that much has changed. i'd play philly or nothing here.
Carolina @ Dallas -1.5 dallas came through nicely last week. romo was ok but the running game was strong and the defense did ell and miami sucks. so, it was a fairly easy win. romo should get better as he and the rest of the team get healthier, hopefully, and the defense is up and down but with a strong offense, shouldn't be a liability. and that's why a 3-7 team is favored over a 10-0 team. obviously dallas is a different team when healthy and they look pretty healthy now. and no one thinks carolina is going undefeated so this looks like as good a place as any for their first loss. can't really downplay their schedule but this really is their second hard road game. big surprise, i know, but i think dallas is the right side here.
just need HJS to put the egg nog down for a little bit and confirm this.
Chicago @ GB -8.5 GB as a dog against an overrated team was too good to pass up last week and they played pretty well. still not nearly as good on offense as they should but they have serious issues with their WR's. it was huge that Fat Lacy had a good game but i wouldn't expect that every week.
having watched GB most weeks, i don't trust them as big favorites without nelson unless and until their WR's start picking up the slack, which they haven't. their defense is looking better but i don't trust that group either. chicago should have forte back. not sure about jeffery. but if they both play, 8.5 is probably too many here.
so, i can definitely see a couple of plays worth making if we get around to it. in order, i'd say, dallas looks solid and philly and chicago don't look bad either.
Would be delighted to see Philly get to 3 but doubt it. Sanchez with a game under his belt & no pressure of playing in front of the home fans could play better than last week.to you & yours bud.
Miami @ NYJ -3.5 no real opinion yet. both teams have issues, both teams playing poorly, both teams really need a win. the line seems fair.
SD @ Jax -4 not since brian sipe and mike rozier were playing for the jacksonville bulls was a jacksonville team favored by 4 and favored in consecutive weeks (gettysports will appreciate that reference, shrimp too). this is getting ridiculous. i know SD has serious problems but i'm not sure they are mush different from jacksonville and no way do i trust them to keep winning. and by more than 3. maybe this is the sucker way to look at it, but unless SD has thrown in the towel, you have to look at SD here.
AZ @ SF +10.5 ridiculously high line. not a great situation for AZ- 4 sytraight wins, two tough games in a row with the last game sandwiched in between two two game toad trips, tougher division game next week @ Stl. obviously, they can crush SF like a lot of teams do but this does not seem like a great week for them to do it. not sure i'm betting SF again this season though.
Pitt @ Seattle -3.5 this should be a good one. seattle without lynch and their offense isn't as good as it has been. pitt beings one of the best offenses in the league assuming roetherlisberger is playing. seattle has not done great against other very good offenses so far- lost to GB, lost to cincy whose offense was playing very well then, lost to AZ. so, with that extra half point there, you can see pitt keeping this close or winning if they can outscore seattle. tough to go against seattle at home and pitt is a little banged up but if their offense is near full capacity, they might be the better team here.
NE @ Denver +3 i really don't see how NE keeps winning these games with the state of their offense. now, if amendola is out, that leaves them with one good player for brady to throw to and he gets double teamed constantly. they are going to start losing soon. not sure osweiler is going to be the guy to beat them but i also can see denver's defense giving Brady a real problem. i'd lean to denver here just because i don't see NE as a road favorite against a top defense with no lewis, edelman or amendola. plus, their OL isn't the same as it has been.
Shrimps @ Cleveland -2.5 what the f*ck. they are giving us carolina/dallas on thursday, pittsburgh/seattle on sunda, NE/denver sunday night and then this piece of sh*t on monday? this is the worst televised game since tennessee/jacksonville the other night and most other games the shrimps have played this season. anyway, as i said last week, the shrimps are the worst team to ever be favored as often as they have been this season. and now they are small dogs on the road. and they lost forsett and flacco. who knows, maybe that will be a good thing as they weren't doing much with those guys. with all of the injuries and issues these teams have, probably best to avoid it. maybe watch american idol or something instead.
ok, i think that's everyone. looks like some good matchups this week. hopefully, we'll get some plays in by tomorrow. if not, by sunday for sure.
Miami @ NYJ -3.5 no real opinion yet. both teams have issues, both teams playing poorly, both teams really need a win. the line seems fair.
SD @ Jax -4 not since brian sipe and mike rozier were playing for the jacksonville bulls was a jacksonville team favored by 4 and favored in consecutive weeks (gettysports will appreciate that reference, shrimp too). this is getting ridiculous. i know SD has serious problems but i'm not sure they are mush different from jacksonville and no way do i trust them to keep winning. and by more than 3. maybe this is the sucker way to look at it, but unless SD has thrown in the towel, you have to look at SD here.
AZ @ SF +10.5 ridiculously high line. not a great situation for AZ- 4 sytraight wins, two tough games in a row with the last game sandwiched in between two two game toad trips, tougher division game next week @ Stl. obviously, they can crush SF like a lot of teams do but this does not seem like a great week for them to do it. not sure i'm betting SF again this season though.
Pitt @ Seattle -3.5 this should be a good one. seattle without lynch and their offense isn't as good as it has been. pitt beings one of the best offenses in the league assuming roetherlisberger is playing. seattle has not done great against other very good offenses so far- lost to GB, lost to cincy whose offense was playing very well then, lost to AZ. so, with that extra half point there, you can see pitt keeping this close or winning if they can outscore seattle. tough to go against seattle at home and pitt is a little banged up but if their offense is near full capacity, they might be the better team here.
NE @ Denver +3 i really don't see how NE keeps winning these games with the state of their offense. now, if amendola is out, that leaves them with one good player for brady to throw to and he gets double teamed constantly. they are going to start losing soon. not sure osweiler is going to be the guy to beat them but i also can see denver's defense giving Brady a real problem. i'd lean to denver here just because i don't see NE as a road favorite against a top defense with no lewis, edelman or amendola. plus, their OL isn't the same as it has been.
Shrimps @ Cleveland -2.5 what the f*ck. they are giving us carolina/dallas on thursday, pittsburgh/seattle on sunda, NE/denver sunday night and then this piece of sh*t on monday? this is the worst televised game since tennessee/jacksonville the other night and most other games the shrimps have played this season. anyway, as i said last week, the shrimps are the worst team to ever be favored as often as they have been this season. and now they are small dogs on the road. and they lost forsett and flacco. who knows, maybe that will be a good thing as they weren't doing much with those guys. with all of the injuries and issues these teams have, probably best to avoid it. maybe watch american idol or something instead.
ok, i think that's everyone. looks like some good matchups this week. hopefully, we'll get some plays in by tomorrow. if not, by sunday for sure.
Would be delighted to see Philly get to 3 but doubt it. Sanchez with a game under his belt & no pressure of playing in front of the home fans could play better than last week.to you & yours bud.
Would be delighted to see Philly get to 3 but doubt it. Sanchez with a game under his belt & no pressure of playing in front of the home fans could play better than last week.to you & yours bud.
SD @ Jax -4 not since brian sipe and mike rozier were playing for the jacksonville bulls was a jacksonville team favored by 4 and favored in consecutive weeks (gettysports will appreciate that reference, shrimp too). this is getting ridiculous. i know SD has serious problems but i'm not sure they are mush different from jacksonville and no way do i trust them to keep winning. and by more than 3. maybe this is the sucker way to look at it, but unless SD has thrown in the towel, you have to look at SD here.
(USFL Jacksonville Bulls)The Bulls were an undisputed success at the gate, running away with the league's attendance title. They notched the only two crowds of 70,000 or greater in league history, including a throng of 73,227 against the powerful New Jersey Generals on March 4. In the last game, against the Pittsburgh Maulers, a huge crowd patiently waited through a late-June downpour which postponed the game for more than an hour. When play finally started the game was a 26-2 Jacksonville victory.
Anyhow, it sure looked like Diego threw in the towel last week. It got so bad that they ran the ball up the middle 3 straight times on their final possession just to kill the time clock. That's what the winning team does, not the losing one. Diego was never a talented team to begin with, and coupled with their ever increasing injury list, they just flat out stink. Jax has won 2 in a row despite the offense struggling in the process. That's actually a good sign that they can win while not clicking on all cylinders. How can we expect Diego to travel cross country on a holiday week and compete with a team that is playing on a much better level right now?
SD @ Jax -4 not since brian sipe and mike rozier were playing for the jacksonville bulls was a jacksonville team favored by 4 and favored in consecutive weeks (gettysports will appreciate that reference, shrimp too). this is getting ridiculous. i know SD has serious problems but i'm not sure they are mush different from jacksonville and no way do i trust them to keep winning. and by more than 3. maybe this is the sucker way to look at it, but unless SD has thrown in the towel, you have to look at SD here.
(USFL Jacksonville Bulls)The Bulls were an undisputed success at the gate, running away with the league's attendance title. They notched the only two crowds of 70,000 or greater in league history, including a throng of 73,227 against the powerful New Jersey Generals on March 4. In the last game, against the Pittsburgh Maulers, a huge crowd patiently waited through a late-June downpour which postponed the game for more than an hour. When play finally started the game was a 26-2 Jacksonville victory.
Anyhow, it sure looked like Diego threw in the towel last week. It got so bad that they ran the ball up the middle 3 straight times on their final possession just to kill the time clock. That's what the winning team does, not the losing one. Diego was never a talented team to begin with, and coupled with their ever increasing injury list, they just flat out stink. Jax has won 2 in a row despite the offense struggling in the process. That's actually a good sign that they can win while not clicking on all cylinders. How can we expect Diego to travel cross country on a holiday week and compete with a team that is playing on a much better level right now?
Brine your turkey tonight. Soak the beast in a standard 48 qt. cooler with 2 cups of kosher salt and a half cup of sugar (brown for a darker skin after cooking) Never dry. Always moist.
Brine your turkey tonight. Soak the beast in a standard 48 qt. cooler with 2 cups of kosher salt and a half cup of sugar (brown for a darker skin after cooking) Never dry. Always moist.
Whilst squash and it's sneaky goodness have a rightful place at the dinner table on this well intentioned but most ironic of holidays, lets squash the notion of it supplanting spuds & gravy lest you open the door to civil unrest.
Whilst squash and it's sneaky goodness have a rightful place at the dinner table on this well intentioned but most ironic of holidays, lets squash the notion of it supplanting spuds & gravy lest you open the door to civil unrest.
Philly is available at +3 -115 right now. they did so well for us last week, let's run it back.
Philly -3
that might be it for the day. too much of a pain in the behind to try and follow the afternoon game and i like chicago tonight but not sure enough to bet it.
Philly is available at +3 -115 right now. they did so well for us last week, let's run it back.
Philly -3
that might be it for the day. too much of a pain in the behind to try and follow the afternoon game and i like chicago tonight but not sure enough to bet it.
i was kind of torn between dallas and philly so i was going 0-1 either way. i did like chicago but was never close to betting them. i've never been a fan of thursday football.
i was kind of torn between dallas and philly so i was going 0-1 either way. i did like chicago but was never close to betting them. i've never been a fan of thursday football.
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