4 NFL Picks by Professor MJ (31-20-2 this year) for Week #16!
Just a note if the Vikings should lose on Saturday.....Eagles clinch home field and they will rest players....even Foles.....IMHO...
Just a note if the Vikings should lose on Saturday.....Eagles clinch home field and they will rest players....even Foles.....IMHO...
PICK #1: Tennessee Titans +7 vs Los Angeles RamsNobody should be surprised to hear that most gamblers are backing the Rams in this one. They just annihilated the Seahawks in Seattle by a 42 to 7 score, while the Titans have dropped their past two games against the lowly Cards and 49ers. Still, Tennessee is in the thick of the race for a wildcard berth and will be fired up at home after two disappointing road losses. I’m confident they will keep the game close, and an upset is not beyond the realm of possibility, even though the Rams are a very good team. I like very much the Titans to cover the spread.I’m also comforted by the observation of a reverse line move. The line opened at 7, and is now either 6.5 or 7 despite heavy action on L.A. so it looks like sharps are on my side.The Rams will be traveling a couple of time zones and with the game set to begin at 1pm Eastern Time, that amounts to 10am for them (noon for the Titans). A certain letdown is possible for the Rams after facing the Eagles and the Seahawks, while there is no rivalry with Tennessee, a team they are facing once every four years. Of course, they will be playing hard, but I’m just saying it could be difficult to match the level of intensity of the previous two games.This match will feature a clash between a team who is 6-1 on the road against another club who is 5-1 at home. Like I said before, I’m betting the Titans because I expect a tight game.PICK #2: Kansas City Chiefs -10 vs Miami DolphinsThe Chiefs started the season 5-0 before dropping six of their next seven games. They seem to have found their groove back, and they are probably feeling upbeat after defeating a couple of divisional rivals, the Raiders and the Chargers, including a great 30-13 victory against the Chargers last Saturday. I’m sure the vibe is good in their locker room, while the Dolphins are probably still wounded from a loss in Buffalo that all but eliminated them from playoff contention. According to 538.com, they hold a 3% chance of making the postseason. They are probably feeling deflated, and could even already be looking ahead for payback next week in a rematch with the Bills to close out the season.I like two more key factors favoring the Chiefs: K.C. got an additional day of rest after playing Saturday, and they will also be playing a third straight game at Arrowhead Stadium so not much traveling recently. More reason for them to be in good shape.PICK #3: Philadelphia Eagles -9 vs Oakland RaidersI explained in the introduction why I believe the Raiders won’t be in a mood to fight hard in this game. They are off a heartbreaking loss that eliminated them from playoff contention, and the chemistry just hasn’t been there this season compared to last year where their offense was firing on all cylinders. What is going on this season? Letting offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave go might not have been the best move. At some point in the season, I heard rumors of locker room issues. I don’t know if they were true or not, but things won’t go better now with the team being eliminated.The Eagles can clinch home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs with a win, and they will certainly want to do so right now, in front of their fans on national television. Philadelphia would be happy to rest some of its starters next week, especially after losing their star quarterback to a season-ending injury a couple of weeks ago.
Love the Philly game...unless....Minnesota loses. If Minnesota loses the game is meaningless, they would have already locked up the #1 seed. I would seriously smell some back door cover.
PICK #1: Tennessee Titans +7 vs Los Angeles RamsNobody should be surprised to hear that most gamblers are backing the Rams in this one. They just annihilated the Seahawks in Seattle by a 42 to 7 score, while the Titans have dropped their past two games against the lowly Cards and 49ers. Still, Tennessee is in the thick of the race for a wildcard berth and will be fired up at home after two disappointing road losses. I’m confident they will keep the game close, and an upset is not beyond the realm of possibility, even though the Rams are a very good team. I like very much the Titans to cover the spread.I’m also comforted by the observation of a reverse line move. The line opened at 7, and is now either 6.5 or 7 despite heavy action on L.A. so it looks like sharps are on my side.The Rams will be traveling a couple of time zones and with the game set to begin at 1pm Eastern Time, that amounts to 10am for them (noon for the Titans). A certain letdown is possible for the Rams after facing the Eagles and the Seahawks, while there is no rivalry with Tennessee, a team they are facing once every four years. Of course, they will be playing hard, but I’m just saying it could be difficult to match the level of intensity of the previous two games.This match will feature a clash between a team who is 6-1 on the road against another club who is 5-1 at home. Like I said before, I’m betting the Titans because I expect a tight game.PICK #2: Kansas City Chiefs -10 vs Miami DolphinsThe Chiefs started the season 5-0 before dropping six of their next seven games. They seem to have found their groove back, and they are probably feeling upbeat after defeating a couple of divisional rivals, the Raiders and the Chargers, including a great 30-13 victory against the Chargers last Saturday. I’m sure the vibe is good in their locker room, while the Dolphins are probably still wounded from a loss in Buffalo that all but eliminated them from playoff contention. According to 538.com, they hold a 3% chance of making the postseason. They are probably feeling deflated, and could even already be looking ahead for payback next week in a rematch with the Bills to close out the season.I like two more key factors favoring the Chiefs: K.C. got an additional day of rest after playing Saturday, and they will also be playing a third straight game at Arrowhead Stadium so not much traveling recently. More reason for them to be in good shape.PICK #3: Philadelphia Eagles -9 vs Oakland RaidersI explained in the introduction why I believe the Raiders won’t be in a mood to fight hard in this game. They are off a heartbreaking loss that eliminated them from playoff contention, and the chemistry just hasn’t been there this season compared to last year where their offense was firing on all cylinders. What is going on this season? Letting offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave go might not have been the best move. At some point in the season, I heard rumors of locker room issues. I don’t know if they were true or not, but things won’t go better now with the team being eliminated.The Eagles can clinch home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs with a win, and they will certainly want to do so right now, in front of their fans on national television. Philadelphia would be happy to rest some of its starters next week, especially after losing their star quarterback to a season-ending injury a couple of weeks ago.
Love the Philly game...unless....Minnesota loses. If Minnesota loses the game is meaningless, they would have already locked up the #1 seed. I would seriously smell some back door cover.
Professor,
Professor,
Just a note if the Vikings should lose on Saturday.....Eagles clinch home field and they will rest players....even Foles.....IMHO...
Just a note if the Vikings should lose on Saturday.....Eagles clinch home field and they will rest players....even Foles.....IMHO...
QUOTE Originally Posted by lmb4321: Just a note if the Vikings should lose on Saturday.....Eagles clinch home field and they will rest players....even Foles.....IMHO... Good point, but I tend to agree with Eusebio; the Eagles won't rest Foles for the entire game for sure. He needs some reps before the playoffs, you absolutely need to play him to a certain extent. And the Vikings are unlikely to lose, so overall it's not a huge source of concern to me. But still good to keep in mind, thanks buddy!!
Having said all that, I think a much better bet is first half which is usually -4.5 or -5 in this situation.
In the last 3 games the Eagles are third in the league averaging 16 points, whereas Oakland is dead last with only 3.
For the year at Home, the Eagles are first in the league at 19.5 and Oakland is near the bottom Away with 5.7
All signs point to a bigger first half rout. My bet no matter what happens to Minnesota is to take the Eagles in the first half.
QUOTE Originally Posted by lmb4321: Just a note if the Vikings should lose on Saturday.....Eagles clinch home field and they will rest players....even Foles.....IMHO... Good point, but I tend to agree with Eusebio; the Eagles won't rest Foles for the entire game for sure. He needs some reps before the playoffs, you absolutely need to play him to a certain extent. And the Vikings are unlikely to lose, so overall it's not a huge source of concern to me. But still good to keep in mind, thanks buddy!!
Having said all that, I think a much better bet is first half which is usually -4.5 or -5 in this situation.
In the last 3 games the Eagles are third in the league averaging 16 points, whereas Oakland is dead last with only 3.
For the year at Home, the Eagles are first in the league at 19.5 and Oakland is near the bottom Away with 5.7
All signs point to a bigger first half rout. My bet no matter what happens to Minnesota is to take the Eagles in the first half.
Having said all that, I think a much better bet is first half which is usually -4.5 or -5 in this situation.
In the last 3 games the Eagles are third in the league averaging 16 points, whereas Oakland is dead last with only 3.
For the year at Home, the Eagles are first in the league at 19.5 and Oakland is near the bottom Away with 5.7
All signs point to a bigger first half rout. My bet no matter what happens to Minnesota is to take the Eagles in the first half.
Having said all that, I think a much better bet is first half which is usually -4.5 or -5 in this situation.
In the last 3 games the Eagles are third in the league averaging 16 points, whereas Oakland is dead last with only 3.
For the year at Home, the Eagles are first in the league at 19.5 and Oakland is near the bottom Away with 5.7
All signs point to a bigger first half rout. My bet no matter what happens to Minnesota is to take the Eagles in the first half.
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