Wow- here it is boys- The Ravens may lose outright in Tenn! I cannot remember the stat but they are awful after playing Pitt each year. The cannot possibly get up for this game. Tenn on the other hand should play much better after last week and coming home. 84% of covers brethren on the Birds, do not walk run from this game! GL It should go to 6.5 or even 7 so hold off for now on betting.
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Wow- here it is boys- The Ravens may lose outright in Tenn! I cannot remember the stat but they are awful after playing Pitt each year. The cannot possibly get up for this game. Tenn on the other hand should play much better after last week and coming home. 84% of covers brethren on the Birds, do not walk run from this game! GL It should go to 6.5 or even 7 so hold off for now on betting.
As the above posters have pointed out, last season the Ravens won both of their games after the Steelers contests. In addition, the two seasons prior they split the subsequent games 1/1 - hardly a trend against them.
To shake off the demons of last year I do think the Ravens put a lot of mental and physical effort into that first game, but i don't see it being detrimental to their performance in this next game.
As an objective bystander I have seen Ravens soaring up power ratings and odds sliding down from bookmakers in superbowl markets, and this is just on the back of one game.
But as a Ravens fan, i do have to say that they looked pretty awesome in that one game and fingers crossed they go all the way.
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As the above posters have pointed out, last season the Ravens won both of their games after the Steelers contests. In addition, the two seasons prior they split the subsequent games 1/1 - hardly a trend against them.
To shake off the demons of last year I do think the Ravens put a lot of mental and physical effort into that first game, but i don't see it being detrimental to their performance in this next game.
As an objective bystander I have seen Ravens soaring up power ratings and odds sliding down from bookmakers in superbowl markets, and this is just on the back of one game.
But as a Ravens fan, i do have to say that they looked pretty awesome in that one game and fingers crossed they go all the way.
Sorry- the stat I was referring to was not just the the Ravens but the league after playing the Steelers. Here it is, the league is 22-39 ATS the week after playing the Steelers. I guess the Ravens have not been a victim to this trend. This is a big trap game for them and the line smells like 5 days old tuna. Classic case of Vegas taking exposure.
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Sorry- the stat I was referring to was not just the the Ravens but the league after playing the Steelers. Here it is, the league is 22-39 ATS the week after playing the Steelers. I guess the Ravens have not been a victim to this trend. This is a big trap game for them and the line smells like 5 days old tuna. Classic case of Vegas taking exposure.
Since Flacco and Harbaugh took over in Baltimore (not including
yesterday's game), the Ravens are 36-19 (.655) including their playoff
games. If you take out the losses to the Steelers and the Colts, the
record becomes 34-10 (.773), or roughly 12.36 wins per season. Against
every other team, the Ravens have played extremely well and won the vast
majority of their games.
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Here are some stats for you:
Since Flacco and Harbaugh took over in Baltimore (not including
yesterday's game), the Ravens are 36-19 (.655) including their playoff
games. If you take out the losses to the Steelers and the Colts, the
record becomes 34-10 (.773), or roughly 12.36 wins per season. Against
every other team, the Ravens have played extremely well and won the vast
majority of their games.
The Ravens have been ridiculously successful against teams they are
expected to beat. If you use an opponent's final yearly record as a
guide, you learn that the Ravens have played to a 23-1 (.958) record
against teams with either a losing or even record. The only loss came
last year when the Cincinnati Bengals
defeated the Ravens in week 2 in route to a 4-12 seasonal finsh. If you
instead consider the opponent's record at the time they played against
Baltimore, the Ravens are 22-3 (IND/2008/2-2, PIT/2009/7-7,
CIN/2010/0-1). That's a winning percentage of 88%.
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The Ravens have been ridiculously successful against teams they are
expected to beat. If you use an opponent's final yearly record as a
guide, you learn that the Ravens have played to a 23-1 (.958) record
against teams with either a losing or even record. The only loss came
last year when the Cincinnati Bengals
defeated the Ravens in week 2 in route to a 4-12 seasonal finsh. If you
instead consider the opponent's record at the time they played against
Baltimore, the Ravens are 22-3 (IND/2008/2-2, PIT/2009/7-7,
CIN/2010/0-1). That's a winning percentage of 88%.
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