Going with PHI/ATL under 55 and SF +2.5 (+2 on book #2) parlay. Sounds outrageous but here's why.
I believe Philly lead the league in sacks last year and even with new additions to the D, that patchwork ATL O-line comprised of throwaways from bad teams will have issues. I know Julio is a beast, but 55 is a high number. Also, the numbers firmly say that DeMarco should regress due to his high use last year. The Falcons D should improve from mediocre to average, at least for the Monday night home opener. Quinn knows what he is doing. They looked good in preseason.
As for game 2, this line opened at SF -4. We, the public, bet it down. Look....AP is in his 30s and in my opinion, I think people are a bit too high on Teddy B based on how Minny finished last year. Its a new season. The Niners are at home, have nothing to lose, and we all know how chippy a QB Kap is in terms of getting respect. I think we will see read-option Kap and Minny's D wont stop that. Especially when they go to that diamond read-option with 2 RBs and a FB blocking for him. That read-option will eat clock and keep AP off the field. Should the Niners get ahead, I will take my chances with Bridgewater throwing the ball to make a comeback.
Remember, at lot of big-time receivers got shut down this week (A.J. Green, Dez, Odell Beckham Jr) by average secondaries. Its just a small play, but I think it will hit. Vegas took an unprecedented Week 1 beating and Monday night should be a bit of retribution.
Going with PHI/ATL under 55 and SF +2.5 (+2 on book #2) parlay. Sounds outrageous but here's why.
I believe Philly lead the league in sacks last year and even with new additions to the D, that patchwork ATL O-line comprised of throwaways from bad teams will have issues. I know Julio is a beast, but 55 is a high number. Also, the numbers firmly say that DeMarco should regress due to his high use last year. The Falcons D should improve from mediocre to average, at least for the Monday night home opener. Quinn knows what he is doing. They looked good in preseason.
As for game 2, this line opened at SF -4. We, the public, bet it down. Look....AP is in his 30s and in my opinion, I think people are a bit too high on Teddy B based on how Minny finished last year. Its a new season. The Niners are at home, have nothing to lose, and we all know how chippy a QB Kap is in terms of getting respect. I think we will see read-option Kap and Minny's D wont stop that. Especially when they go to that diamond read-option with 2 RBs and a FB blocking for him. That read-option will eat clock and keep AP off the field. Should the Niners get ahead, I will take my chances with Bridgewater throwing the ball to make a comeback.
Remember, at lot of big-time receivers got shut down this week (A.J. Green, Dez, Odell Beckham Jr) by average secondaries. Its just a small play, but I think it will hit. Vegas took an unprecedented Week 1 beating and Monday night should be a bit of retribution.
Going with PHI/ATL under 55 and SF +2.5 (+2 on book #2) parlay. Sounds outrageous but here's why.
I believe Philly lead the league in sacks last year and even with new additions to the D, that patchwork ATL O-line comprised of throwaways from bad teams will have issues. I know Julio is a beast, but 55 is a high number. Also, the numbers firmly say that DeMarco should regress due to his high use last year. The Falcons D should improve from mediocre to average, at least for the Monday night home opener. Quinn knows what he is doing. They looked good in preseason.
As for game 2, this line opened at SF -4. We, the public, bet it down. Look....AP is in his 30s and in my opinion, I think people are a bit too high on Teddy B based on how Minny finished last year. Its a new season. The Niners are at home, have nothing to lose, and we all know how chippy a QB Kap is in terms of getting respect. I think we will see read-option Kap and Minny's D wont stop that. Especially when they go to that diamond read-option with 2 RBs and a FB blocking for him. That read-option will eat clock and keep AP off the field. Should the Niners get ahead, I will take my chances with Bridgewater throwing the ball to make a comeback.
Remember, at lot of big-time receivers got shut down this week (A.J. Green, Dez, Odell Beckham Jr) by average secondaries. Its just a small play, but I think it will hit. Vegas took an unprecedented Week 1 beating and Monday night should be a bit of retribution.
Going with PHI/ATL under 55 and SF +2.5 (+2 on book #2) parlay. Sounds outrageous but here's why.
I believe Philly lead the league in sacks last year and even with new additions to the D, that patchwork ATL O-line comprised of throwaways from bad teams will have issues. I know Julio is a beast, but 55 is a high number. Also, the numbers firmly say that DeMarco should regress due to his high use last year. The Falcons D should improve from mediocre to average, at least for the Monday night home opener. Quinn knows what he is doing. They looked good in preseason.
As for game 2, this line opened at SF -4. We, the public, bet it down. Look....AP is in his 30s and in my opinion, I think people are a bit too high on Teddy B based on how Minny finished last year. Its a new season. The Niners are at home, have nothing to lose, and we all know how chippy a QB Kap is in terms of getting respect. I think we will see read-option Kap and Minny's D wont stop that. Especially when they go to that diamond read-option with 2 RBs and a FB blocking for him. That read-option will eat clock and keep AP off the field. Should the Niners get ahead, I will take my chances with Bridgewater throwing the ball to make a comeback.
Remember, at lot of big-time receivers got shut down this week (A.J. Green, Dez, Odell Beckham Jr) by average secondaries. Its just a small play, but I think it will hit. Vegas took an unprecedented Week 1 beating and Monday night should be a bit of retribution.
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