I will be back later with my superbowl pick.....Last 10yrs I have gone 7-3, I have won my last 4 SB games.
TOP PLAY
3 UNIT PLAY
NY Giants/ New England Under 53:
I know what kind of offenses these teams have, but these teams same
teams played earlier in the year and there were just 44 points scored in
that one. In fact if we look back at the 8 meetings between these
teams, dating back to 1987, we will find that just one of those games
put up more than 50 points. The last time these teams met in the Super
Bowl both teams also had solid offenses, but just 31 points and 612
totals yards were put up in that one. The Giant defense has been solid
down the stretch as they have allowed just 13.4 ppg and 318.8 ypg in
their last 5 games. The Giants have allowed 255.1 ypg through the air on
the year, which is 29th in the league, but in the Playoffs they have
allowed just 200.7 ypg. Earlier in the year the Giants had a lot of
defensive injuries and it really had them getting off to a slow start,
but this unit is the healthiest it has been all year and they should
continue to play well in this one. Defense has not been the strength of
this New England team this year as they ranked second to last in passing
defense (293 .7 ypg allowed) and 31st in total defense (411.1 ypg).
Despite the weak overall defensive numbers, the Pats are still allowing
just 21.4 ppg, which is 15th in the league. Now i have talked about
yards per point being a very effective tool in football handicapping as
it is the one stat that shows exactly what a team does with the ball.
The Pats have a defensive YPP of 19.4 and that is second in the league
behind San Francisco. This is a bend but don't break defense that knows
hows to tighten it up the closer to the redzone they get. On offense we
know that the Giants can throw the ball all over the field, but that is
not really the way to beat the Pats. you need to run the ball to keep
Brady and company off the field and now that the giant run game has been
very good down the stretch, they feel they can pound away in this one
vs a Patroit's defense that has allowed 117.1 ypg on the ground overall
and 122ypg in their last 3 games. a lot of running by the Giants will
help shorten the game and keep that clock running. The Patriots will
also need to run the ball so as they look to keep the solid giants pass
rush honest and that could work on the clock as well. I know full well
that these teams have the ability to put up a ton of points, but history
has shown that when these teams meet a low scoring game has prevailed
more often than not and while i do not see just 31 points beig scored
like the last time, I do see a game in the mid to upper 40's.
BEST OF LUCK EVERYONE
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I will be back later with my superbowl pick.....Last 10yrs I have gone 7-3, I have won my last 4 SB games.
TOP PLAY
3 UNIT PLAY
NY Giants/ New England Under 53:
I know what kind of offenses these teams have, but these teams same
teams played earlier in the year and there were just 44 points scored in
that one. In fact if we look back at the 8 meetings between these
teams, dating back to 1987, we will find that just one of those games
put up more than 50 points. The last time these teams met in the Super
Bowl both teams also had solid offenses, but just 31 points and 612
totals yards were put up in that one. The Giant defense has been solid
down the stretch as they have allowed just 13.4 ppg and 318.8 ypg in
their last 5 games. The Giants have allowed 255.1 ypg through the air on
the year, which is 29th in the league, but in the Playoffs they have
allowed just 200.7 ypg. Earlier in the year the Giants had a lot of
defensive injuries and it really had them getting off to a slow start,
but this unit is the healthiest it has been all year and they should
continue to play well in this one. Defense has not been the strength of
this New England team this year as they ranked second to last in passing
defense (293 .7 ypg allowed) and 31st in total defense (411.1 ypg).
Despite the weak overall defensive numbers, the Pats are still allowing
just 21.4 ppg, which is 15th in the league. Now i have talked about
yards per point being a very effective tool in football handicapping as
it is the one stat that shows exactly what a team does with the ball.
The Pats have a defensive YPP of 19.4 and that is second in the league
behind San Francisco. This is a bend but don't break defense that knows
hows to tighten it up the closer to the redzone they get. On offense we
know that the Giants can throw the ball all over the field, but that is
not really the way to beat the Pats. you need to run the ball to keep
Brady and company off the field and now that the giant run game has been
very good down the stretch, they feel they can pound away in this one
vs a Patroit's defense that has allowed 117.1 ypg on the ground overall
and 122ypg in their last 3 games. a lot of running by the Giants will
help shorten the game and keep that clock running. The Patriots will
also need to run the ball so as they look to keep the solid giants pass
rush honest and that could work on the clock as well. I know full well
that these teams have the ability to put up a ton of points, but history
has shown that when these teams meet a low scoring game has prevailed
more often than not and while i do not see just 31 points beig scored
like the last time, I do see a game in the mid to upper 40's.
Jeff's Super Bowl Pick Top Play........20* Unit Play On the PATS ML-135
You can talk about the giants front 4, but nobody's is talking about the Patriots O-LINE, brady will have his time here people to pick apart the weak secondary of the giants, I am also expecting the giants to score with out a doubt. Hell why even play the game, it's been published the giants are CHAMPS all ready on there freaking website. All week you have heard several giant players say were going to win, not so fast, you don't think that Belichick and Brady are motivated enough to win this time, forget trends and stats, forget the giants won the last two games between them, it all comes down to B&B people and the inspiration that MYRA CRAFT has left on this team, some how some way the Patriots will give brady the time to make plays, and win this thing 23-20. Brady will be the MVP, and look for Chad Ocho to have some important catches. I am rolling with the PATS ML-135...20* unit Play
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Jeff's Super Bowl Pick Top Play........20* Unit Play On the PATS ML-135
You can talk about the giants front 4, but nobody's is talking about the Patriots O-LINE, brady will have his time here people to pick apart the weak secondary of the giants, I am also expecting the giants to score with out a doubt. Hell why even play the game, it's been published the giants are CHAMPS all ready on there freaking website. All week you have heard several giant players say were going to win, not so fast, you don't think that Belichick and Brady are motivated enough to win this time, forget trends and stats, forget the giants won the last two games between them, it all comes down to B&B people and the inspiration that MYRA CRAFT has left on this team, some how some way the Patriots will give brady the time to make plays, and win this thing 23-20. Brady will be the MVP, and look for Chad Ocho to have some important catches. I am rolling with the PATS ML-135...20* unit Play
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