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#1
Record later...
Titans +7.5(-110) *2.20/2.00
Best of Luck
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#7
UMS - I like it and will be on it. There seems to be a growing belief that the Chiefs will score at will and Andy Reid will use his experience to slow down Henry and force Tannehill to keep pace with Mahomes and the juggernaut Chiefs’ offense. This, seemingly, solely based on putting a huge amount of weight into KCs win vs Houston and little to no value into the Titans’ performance
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Quote Originally Posted by SettleDownSpaz:
UMS - I like it and will be on it. There seems to be a growing belief that the Chiefs will score at will and Andy Reid will use his experience to slow down Henry and force Tannehill to keep pace with Mahomes and the juggernaut Chiefs’ offense. This, seemingly, solely based on putting a huge amount of weight into KCs win vs Houston and little to no value into the Titans’ performance
UMS - I like it and will be on it. There seems to be a growing belief that the Chiefs will score at will and Andy Reid will use his experience to slow down Henry and force Tannehill to keep pace with Mahomes and the juggernaut Chiefs’ offense. This, seemingly, solely based on putting a huge amount of weight into KCs win vs Houston and little to no value into the Titans’ performance
I have the same train of thought spaz.
I feel that the Titans have a very good qb in their back pocket. He hasn't thrown much at all the last 2 games not because Vrabel is hiding him, but because they haven't had to. Also, he's not a dink and dunk guy. He led the nfl in yards per pass at 9.2. This makes them very dangerous in a game where Derrick Henry will be the focal point.
GL 
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undermysac nice to be on the same side mah man
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From a psychological angle, the Titans have played all their motivational cards. Nobody doubts them now or would be surprised if they won despite the line. In fact, everyone from the networks to nfl higher ups to the bookmakers are afraid they might win and cost them a big payday on SB Sunday. Call me crazy, but I expect some home cooking for the home team on Sunday. And that is a big reason why I cant back this team in this spot.
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Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:
From a psychological angle, the Titans have played all their motivational cards. Nobody doubts them now or would be surprised if they won despite the line. In fact, everyone from the networks to nfl higher ups to the bookmakers are afraid they might win and cost them a big payday on SB Sunday. Call me crazy, but I expect some home cooking for the home team on Sunday. And that is a big reason why I cant back this team in this spot.
From a psychological angle, the Titans have played all their motivational cards. Nobody doubts them now or would be surprised if they won despite the line. In fact, everyone from the networks to nfl higher ups to the bookmakers are afraid they might win and cost them a big payday on SB Sunday. Call me crazy, but I expect some home cooking for the home team on Sunday. And that is a big reason why I cant back this team in this spot.
To me, this is so TRUE!
Now, I'm not one of the nuts in here who cries FIX, and SCRIPT.
But I have no doubt whatsoever that the REFEREES can completely control these games, and make it look very natural. When you see a situation that calls for a SF/KC superbowl, you have to at least take this into consideration when betting.....especially a ML.
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Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:
From a psychological angle, the Titans have played all their motivational cards. Nobody doubts them now or would be surprised if they won despite the line. In fact, everyone from the networks to nfl higher ups to the bookmakers are afraid they might win and cost them a big payday on SB Sunday. Call me crazy, but I expect some home cooking for the home team on Sunday. And that is a big reason why I cant back this team in this spot.
From a psychological angle, the Titans have played all their motivational cards. Nobody doubts them now or would be surprised if they won despite the line. In fact, everyone from the networks to nfl higher ups to the bookmakers are afraid they might win and cost them a big payday on SB Sunday. Call me crazy, but I expect some home cooking for the home team on Sunday. And that is a big reason why I cant back this team in this spot.
Ok, you are bat sh!t crazy...sad to see you have joined the sports equivalent of the "flat earther" crazy crowd...
PM for the skinny on the down low
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[Quote: Originally Posted by begginerboy] From a psychological angle, the Titans have played all their motivational cards. Nobody doubts them now or would be surprised if they won despite the line. In fact, everyone from the networks to nfl higher ups to the bookmakers are afraid they might win and cost them a big payday on SB Sunday. Call me crazy, but I expect some home cooking for the home team on Sunday. And that is a big reason why I cant back this team in this spot.
I think you are right. It is business. Money talking!
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Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:
From a psychological angle, the Titans have played all their motivational cards. Nobody doubts them now or would be surprised if they won despite the line. In fact, everyone from the networks to nfl higher ups to the bookmakers are afraid they might win and cost them a big payday on SB Sunday. Call me crazy, but I expect some home cooking for the home team on Sunday. And that is a big reason why I cant back this team in this spot.
From a psychological angle, the Titans have played all their motivational cards. Nobody doubts them now or would be surprised if they won despite the line. In fact, everyone from the networks to nfl higher ups to the bookmakers are afraid they might win and cost them a big payday on SB Sunday. Call me crazy, but I expect some home cooking for the home team on Sunday. And that is a big reason why I cant back this team in this spot.
How much is who gonna lose if the Titans make it? I respect your opinion as always. But I play the game different. I can't let certain opinions and theories affect the way I handicap games.
In short, my main # system I use(I won't go into specifics) has a score of:
Tenn 23.20
KC 23.75
Just on this alone playing the spread of 7.5 for 2 units and the ML for 80% of 1 unit is worth my investment. The under is on my radar, but need to look into various things when it comes to the total.
I do not think my bets are locks, no bets are winners untill they win. KC is a killer team so I know what the Titans are up against.
But no, I don't think the nfl or "they" who ever they are, care who goes to the SB. It's a money maker in more ways than one. Lot's of money. It'll be made.
GL
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Quote Originally Posted by smacksmiter:
Ok, you are bat sh!t crazy...sad to see you have joined the sports equivalent of the "flat earther" crazy crowd...
Yes, MLB involved in a major cheating scandal with multiple teams involved and tainted titles won, and right under their noses too, and I'm the one wearing a tin foil hat. I think it is you who should take yours off.
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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
How much is who gonna lose if the Titans make it? I respect your opinion as always. But I play the game different. I can't let certain opinions and theories affect the way I handicap games.
In short, my main # system I use(I won't go into specifics) has a score of:
Tenn 23.20
KC 23.75
Just on this alone playing the spread of 7.5 for 2 units and the ML for 80% of 1 unit is worth my investment. The under is on my radar, but need to look into various things when it comes to the total.
I do not think my bets are locks, no bets are winners untill they win. KC is a killer team so I know what the Titans are up against.
But no, I don't think the nfl or "they" who ever they are, care who goes to the SB. It's a money maker in more ways than one. Lot's of money. It'll be made.
GL
Sure, I understand. I've scared myself out of bets I would have won because of officiating and won bets I should have lost because of officiating. It goes both ways. BTW, this is the guy who whose crew officiated the Seahawks/Niners season finale. At best, he is simply incompetent.
Good luck with the play.
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Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:
Yes, MLB involved in a major cheating scandal with multiple teams involved and tainted titles won, and right under their noses too, and I'm the one wearing a tin foil hat. I think it is you who should take yours off.
The MLB caught coaches and players cheating. The league, the organization, caught cheaters. And they are laying the hammer to them as they should.
That is the exact opposite of implying that "Refs will control the game or affect the outcome"
In other words, some of you guys are thinking that the NFL, the league, will cheat it's players this weekend.
There will be no proof, there never is. Only speculation by the insecure.
My last and final thought on the topic. Good Luck
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Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:
Yes, MLB involved in a major cheating scandal with multiple teams involved and tainted titles won, and right under their noses too, and I'm the one wearing a tin foil hat. I think it is you who should take yours off.
The MLB caught coaches and players cheating. The league, the organization, caught cheaters. And they are laying the hammer to them as they should.
That is the exact opposite of implying that "Refs will control the game or affect the outcome"
In other words, some of you guys are thinking that the NFL, the league, will cheat it's players this weekend.
There will be no proof, there never is. Only speculation by the insecure.
My last and final thought on the topic. Good Luck
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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
The MLB caught coaches and players cheating. The league, the organization, caught cheaters. And they are laying the hammer to them as they should.
That is the exact opposite of implying that "Refs will control the game or affect the outcome"
In other words, some of you guys are thinking that the NFL, the league, will cheat it's players this weekend.
There will be no proof, there never is. Only speculation by the insecure.
My last and final thought on the topic. Good Luck
It is nieve to assume MLB did know about any of this just as it is extremely nieve to believe they did not know about the PED scandal. All of it happened under their noses. This is all now just damage control because somebody snitched! Of course they have to take action now. Where were they when it was happening? See no evil, heat no evil as long as they were making money. Same thing with the Donoghue scandal in basketball and countless scandals in other sports. People need to wake up.
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To all you naive dudes who espouse no funny biz, ulterior motives, etc... I've just got three words for you....New Orleans Saints. Obviously the bulk of you are not familiar w the whole story behind that debacle. This league reeks of bs and you see it week after week. Did GB get a pretty good critical third down spot last week ? U don't think the Atl SB smelled fishy as hell ? On a lighter note, gonna tease GB and KC. GLTA...
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