3 TEAM PARLAY

This should be the best game of the week and when its all said and done the Niners should come out victorious 31-17; have you seen what they’ve done in the past two weeks outscoring their opponents 76-3, including the other New Jersey, I meant New York team!

Seattle’s offense relies heavily on MarShawn Lynch (113 carries for 508 yards and 2 TD) and the running game and if he can get it going against a mediocre New England defense then it could be a surprising outcome at the end of this game. Rookie signal caller Russell Wilson will also need to minimize his mistakes as well against the Pats defensive line and secondary.

In the end of this one despite how tough the Seattle defense may be I still think New England will get the win in this game 24-13, but I wouldn’t be surprised if Seattle did pull off the upset due to the fact that they have shocked many this season so far.

Rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill is having a see-saw first-year behind center for the Dolphins passing for 1,269 yards and two touchdowns but has thrown six interceptions already and has only completed 57.4% of his attempts. Tannehll must be much more accurate in this contest if the Dolphins are to stand a chance against a tough Rams defense. Reggie Bush will be the x-factor for Miami’s offense and they will go as far as he takes them. Bush is having his best season so far as an NFL running back rushing for 417 yards and three touchdowns on just 86 carries. If he goes off for a big game then that will only enhance the chances that Miami can come away with a much need victory to even their record at 3-3. 

During the Rams victory over the Cardinals last week on Thursday Night Football, St. Louis suffered a major set back losing their top wide receiver Danny Amendola for at least six weeks with a dislocated clavicle. Amendola was Sam Bradford‘s (1,022 passing yards, 6 TD, 5 INT and 57.5% completion rate) favorite target and other wideouts must step for St. Louis in order to earn in victory in this contest and remain competitive throughout the duration of his injury. Brandon Gibson (13 receptions for 184 yards and 2 TD) and Chris Givens (4 receptions for 112 yards and a TD) are the next two candidates in line and will need to step up especially considering that the passing game will need to rise to the occasion versus the Dolphins. Miami’s rush defense is the top unit in the league allowing just 61.4 yards on the ground per game which means that Steven Jackson (77 carries for 271 yards this season) will more than likely struggle with running against them.

NE has been going to the no huddle ,because of DEfenses like seatlle, Seatlle knows this and I feel have the keys to slow down the Pats  this week. Seahawks have  made there house of of the toughest places to play in NFL ,They know if they stop WElker they have a good chance of winning out right  Ill l take the home dog /

Also have been doing well betting Miami in 2nd half plays,but today  after winning with the RAMS last week ,love them to beat Rams, \best Fisher has  his  bestreciever out and after they jsut 

 a big win for there francise.They havent won or even played a primetime nationally telivised game like they did last week,.If you watched the team and there,they fans acted like they were in a superbowl.Tough to get up for games like that back to back

As far as parlays as a sucker bet I disagree,, .The real sucker bet is thoses damn teasres especially the 3 and 4 team teasers.,that I see some people in the forum seem to love ,(very sfrange)