Yeah, the whole new QB angle worries me a bit, in regards to the Texans. Teams usually do well in those spots. But the Texans should be getting Clowney back, which is big, and does not bode well for the rookie QB. It just seems like whenever people write a underachieving, poorly coached team off, that's when they cover. But I'll probably lay off because I'm on too many of those teams this week as it is (i.e., the Jets). It is interesting that we disagree on the Vikes/Bucks. It is a classic X's and O's cap vs a situational/psychological cap. We will see what happens. Good luck with all your plays!
Yeah, the whole new QB angle worries me a bit, in regards to the Texans. Teams usually do well in those spots. But the Texans should be getting Clowney back, which is big, and does not bode well for the rookie QB. It just seems like whenever people write a underachieving, poorly coached team off, that's when they cover. But I'll probably lay off because I'm on too many of those teams this week as it is (i.e., the Jets). It is interesting that we disagree on the Vikes/Bucks. It is a classic X's and O's cap vs a situational/psychological cap. We will see what happens. Good luck with all your plays!
At this moment I can see 22-2 split of picks by touts/services in favor of New Orleans. If anyone is interested in taking the Packers, there is a decent chance the line will climb to 3 during the day.
At this moment I can see 22-2 split of picks by touts/services in favor of New Orleans. If anyone is interested in taking the Packers, there is a decent chance the line will climb to 3 during the day.
I do hope you've learned a lesson betting on the Jets (again). They are one disgusting team, better yet, I don't even know if they can be classified as a team.
I do hope you've learned a lesson betting on the Jets (again). They are one disgusting team, better yet, I don't even know if they can be classified as a team.
I do hope you've learned a lesson betting on the Jets (again). They are one disgusting team, better yet, I don't even know if they can be classified as a team.
Agree. Probably THE most inconsistent team to bet on.
I do hope you've learned a lesson betting on the Jets (again). They are one disgusting team, better yet, I don't even know if they can be classified as a team.
Agree. Probably THE most inconsistent team to bet on.
2-2 on the early games, Packers pending. That is everything but not horrible. Lost Carolina by half a point. Jets were a terrible pick. Six turnovers by both quarterbacks lol. Get the first pick and take Mariota plus a solid WR.
2-2 on the early games, Packers pending. That is everything but not horrible. Lost Carolina by half a point. Jets were a terrible pick. Six turnovers by both quarterbacks lol. Get the first pick and take Mariota plus a solid WR.
Good call on the Vikes, Summa. From the way it played out, the game was a toss up (so it was good to take the points) and Lovie's team self-destructed. I made a late bet on the Texans (figuring with my luck that might be the only game I win) and also the Steelers. Hoping to come out even or a bit ahead if NO can win, and you need the Pack, oh well. Good luck.
Good call on the Vikes, Summa. From the way it played out, the game was a toss up (so it was good to take the points) and Lovie's team self-destructed. I made a late bet on the Texans (figuring with my luck that might be the only game I win) and also the Steelers. Hoping to come out even or a bit ahead if NO can win, and you need the Pack, oh well. Good luck.
Good call on the Vikes, Summa. From the way it played out, the game was a toss up (so it was good to take the points) and Lovie's team self-destructed. I made a late bet on the Texans (figuring with my luck that might be the only game I win) and also the Steelers. Hoping to come out even or a bit ahead if NO can win, and you need the Pack, oh well. Good luck.
Good call on the Vikes, Summa. From the way it played out, the game was a toss up (so it was good to take the points) and Lovie's team self-destructed. I made a late bet on the Texans (figuring with my luck that might be the only game I win) and also the Steelers. Hoping to come out even or a bit ahead if NO can win, and you need the Pack, oh well. Good luck.
I do hope you've learned a lesson betting on the Jets (again). They are one disgusting team, better yet, I don't even know if they can be classified as a team.
I do hope you've learned a lesson betting on the Jets (again). They are one disgusting team, better yet, I don't even know if they can be classified as a team.
I don't want to say the Cowboys are overrated, they have been playing a phenomenal season. But I think they are beatable. The big reason the Cowboys are successful is their clock management. They have been owning the time of possession for an average of 33:50 minutes, that's second in the league. They did a good job in keeping their vulnerable defense sidelined by a sick running game and a good Tony Romo. In fact, their defense is #31 against the run (4.9 YPC) and #20 against the pass (7.0 yppa). Overall they are #28 in yards per play (6.1). They had a good gameplan and a crazy 3rd and 20 conversion at Seattle, but Seattle missed to work against that time management by the Cowboys. Lynch only had 10 carries. San Fran and Houston did a very good job in pounding and grounding the ball, two games in which the Boys struggled. I think the Redskins match up very well with the Cowboys. Their defense is #13 against the pass (6.8 yppa), #9 against the run (3.8 YPC) and #5 in defensive run efficiency. Numbers-wise, it's the third best defense Dallas will face this season, right after SF and Seattle. The Redskins give up the same yardage per play like the Niners. I would guess the Cowboys won't be able to run all over them like they did against recent opponents. Believe it or not, but the Skins have been a top ten team offensively. They are #3 in yards per play, just short of Denver and 0.1 ypp better than Dallas. Turnovers have been their death this season, especially by Kirk Cousins. Now Colt McCoy gets the start in his home state - a huge motivation boost. I wouldn't buy much into his years at Cleveland with a terrible team. Just give him a chance and see how he performs with a way better team. He is surrounded by weapons: DeSean Jackson, Pierre Garcon, Jordan Reed and Alfred Morris in the backfield. They are good enough to burn the Dallas defense. They just need to keep possession of the ball and steal the Cowboys' strategy. If they can run the ball effectively and eat the clock, they will have a legitimate shot at winning this game. All in all, ten points in this matchup are great value. Based on my analysis, the Redskins are a very underrated team, especially in this matchup tonight. Due to my angles I came up with the Redskins grabbing two scores in this one. Dallas might win by 21+, but I can't see it if the Skins have a solid gameplan tonight and work against Dallas' deficiencies. Based on my angles, I would take this play everytime.
I don't want to say the Cowboys are overrated, they have been playing a phenomenal season. But I think they are beatable. The big reason the Cowboys are successful is their clock management. They have been owning the time of possession for an average of 33:50 minutes, that's second in the league. They did a good job in keeping their vulnerable defense sidelined by a sick running game and a good Tony Romo. In fact, their defense is #31 against the run (4.9 YPC) and #20 against the pass (7.0 yppa). Overall they are #28 in yards per play (6.1). They had a good gameplan and a crazy 3rd and 20 conversion at Seattle, but Seattle missed to work against that time management by the Cowboys. Lynch only had 10 carries. San Fran and Houston did a very good job in pounding and grounding the ball, two games in which the Boys struggled. I think the Redskins match up very well with the Cowboys. Their defense is #13 against the pass (6.8 yppa), #9 against the run (3.8 YPC) and #5 in defensive run efficiency. Numbers-wise, it's the third best defense Dallas will face this season, right after SF and Seattle. The Redskins give up the same yardage per play like the Niners. I would guess the Cowboys won't be able to run all over them like they did against recent opponents. Believe it or not, but the Skins have been a top ten team offensively. They are #3 in yards per play, just short of Denver and 0.1 ypp better than Dallas. Turnovers have been their death this season, especially by Kirk Cousins. Now Colt McCoy gets the start in his home state - a huge motivation boost. I wouldn't buy much into his years at Cleveland with a terrible team. Just give him a chance and see how he performs with a way better team. He is surrounded by weapons: DeSean Jackson, Pierre Garcon, Jordan Reed and Alfred Morris in the backfield. They are good enough to burn the Dallas defense. They just need to keep possession of the ball and steal the Cowboys' strategy. If they can run the ball effectively and eat the clock, they will have a legitimate shot at winning this game. All in all, ten points in this matchup are great value. Based on my analysis, the Redskins are a very underrated team, especially in this matchup tonight. Due to my angles I came up with the Redskins grabbing two scores in this one. Dallas might win by 21+, but I can't see it if the Skins have a solid gameplan tonight and work against Dallas' deficiencies. Based on my angles, I would take this play everytime.
very reasonable angle Summa and I agree with a lot of it...
however based on that angle should have the redskins won a few more games up to now? the problem resonated last week where they only won by 2 vs titans, yeh they won, but titans are nowhere atm and it wasn't a high scoring game by either team without a decent QB..
throwing in a QB that hasn't played much and now starting against Dallas at home spells trouble, very little team chemistry
very reasonable angle Summa and I agree with a lot of it...
however based on that angle should have the redskins won a few more games up to now? the problem resonated last week where they only won by 2 vs titans, yeh they won, but titans are nowhere atm and it wasn't a high scoring game by either team without a decent QB..
throwing in a QB that hasn't played much and now starting against Dallas at home spells trouble, very little team chemistry
I don't want to say the Cowboys are overrated, they have been playing a phenomenal season. But I think they are beatable. The big reason the Cowboys are successful is their clock management. They have been owning the time of possession for an average of 33:50 minutes, that's second in the league. They did a good job in keeping their vulnerable defense sidelined by a sick running game and a good Tony Romo. In fact, their defense is #31 against the run (4.9 YPC) and #20 against the pass (7.0 yppa). Overall they are #28 in yards per play (6.1). They had a good gameplan and a crazy 3rd and 20 conversion at Seattle, but Seattle missed to work against that time management by the Cowboys. Lynch only had 10 carries. San Fran and Houston did a very good job in pounding and grounding the ball, two games in which the Boys struggled. I think the Redskins match up very well with the Cowboys. Their defense is #13 against the pass (6.8 yppa), #9 against the run (3.8 YPC) and #5 in defensive run efficiency. Numbers-wise, it's the third best defense Dallas will face this season, right after SF and Seattle. The Redskins give up the same yardage per play like the Niners. I would guess the Cowboys won't be able to run all over them like they did against recent opponents. Believe it or not, but the Skins have been a top ten team offensively. They are #3 in yards per play, just short of Denver and 0.1 ypp better than Dallas. Turnovers have been their death this season, especially by Kirk Cousins. Now Colt McCoy gets the start in his home state - a huge motivation boost. I wouldn't buy much into his years at Cleveland with a terrible team. Just give him a chance and see how he performs with a way better team. He is surrounded by weapons: DeSean Jackson, Pierre Garcon, Jordan Reed and Alfred Morris in the backfield. They are good enough to burn the Dallas defense. They just need to keep possession of the ball and steal the Cowboys' strategy. If they can run the ball effectively and eat the clock, they will have a legitimate shot at winning this game. All in all, ten points in this matchup are great value. Based on my analysis, the Redskins are a very underrated team, especially in this matchup tonight. Due to my angles I came up with the Redskins grabbing two scores in this one. Dallas might win by 21+, but I can't see it if the Skins have a solid gameplan tonight and work against Dallas' deficiencies. Based on my angles, I would take this play everytime.
I don't want to say the Cowboys are overrated, they have been playing a phenomenal season. But I think they are beatable. The big reason the Cowboys are successful is their clock management. They have been owning the time of possession for an average of 33:50 minutes, that's second in the league. They did a good job in keeping their vulnerable defense sidelined by a sick running game and a good Tony Romo. In fact, their defense is #31 against the run (4.9 YPC) and #20 against the pass (7.0 yppa). Overall they are #28 in yards per play (6.1). They had a good gameplan and a crazy 3rd and 20 conversion at Seattle, but Seattle missed to work against that time management by the Cowboys. Lynch only had 10 carries. San Fran and Houston did a very good job in pounding and grounding the ball, two games in which the Boys struggled. I think the Redskins match up very well with the Cowboys. Their defense is #13 against the pass (6.8 yppa), #9 against the run (3.8 YPC) and #5 in defensive run efficiency. Numbers-wise, it's the third best defense Dallas will face this season, right after SF and Seattle. The Redskins give up the same yardage per play like the Niners. I would guess the Cowboys won't be able to run all over them like they did against recent opponents. Believe it or not, but the Skins have been a top ten team offensively. They are #3 in yards per play, just short of Denver and 0.1 ypp better than Dallas. Turnovers have been their death this season, especially by Kirk Cousins. Now Colt McCoy gets the start in his home state - a huge motivation boost. I wouldn't buy much into his years at Cleveland with a terrible team. Just give him a chance and see how he performs with a way better team. He is surrounded by weapons: DeSean Jackson, Pierre Garcon, Jordan Reed and Alfred Morris in the backfield. They are good enough to burn the Dallas defense. They just need to keep possession of the ball and steal the Cowboys' strategy. If they can run the ball effectively and eat the clock, they will have a legitimate shot at winning this game. All in all, ten points in this matchup are great value. Based on my analysis, the Redskins are a very underrated team, especially in this matchup tonight. Due to my angles I came up with the Redskins grabbing two scores in this one. Dallas might win by 21+, but I can't see it if the Skins have a solid gameplan tonight and work against Dallas' deficiencies. Based on my angles, I would take this play everytime.
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