Mrbator rule?

Fg rule works for chiefs game no?

Chiefs -1.5

steelers +7.5

+6

330/300

Good memory I forgot about that rule

What was the rule? 

The team that scores five field goals in one game and wins the game do not cover the following week

I wish Bator was posting frequently. 

How many bator rules are there? Can somebody list them here?

@lancer89074

 It’s 5 or more fgs and win.

@DoctorSuccess

 The other one I remember is teams that win two weeks in a row scoring 30+ and holding opponents under 10 don’t cover the next week.

Those rules don't apply to this Chiefs offense! 

@CanadaCup

 The play is on the chiefs lol...

chiefs -7 

330/300

Wynn sportsbook director Doug Castaneda said Friday that Chiefs were his biggest risk so far. There’s an 80% chance of precipitation on Sunday in Denver, Colorado with temperatures at 23 degrees and winds at 11 mph. The SuperBook and Circa Sports both have the Chiefs at -8.5.

Kornegay said they dropped the number on the snow threat alone, not Broncos money pushing it down. The 2-3 Broncos have covered four of their games and are come off a big road win at New England that paid +300 on the money-line.

so the rule applies to the cardinals this week?

No team kicked five goals last week and won. XPs does not count. KC kicked two field goals. Arizona kicked one. Atlanta kicked four and won but one shy from the rule. 

@lancer89074

 D’oh! My apologies. Carry on. 

Referring to the 30 plus and opponent held to under 10 two weeks in a row...that’s cardinals this week

The one regarding 5+ field goals in a game in a win. That team is 41-61 ATS the following game since 1989. So a decent sample (over 100 plays) and hit 59.8% of the time. 

Titans hit 5 field goals the other week vs Minnesota and won vs Buffalo. guess the bye week helped them lol

@AFNfootballnerd

 Yes. AZ would be the team, so the play would be SEA -3. The other, KC -7

@AFNfootballnerd

 I do not remember if it is 10 OR LESS

or LESS than 10

Okay so I found an old post 

The Double Blowout System is in effect when an NFL team has scored 30 or more points in two straight games while holding each of those two opponents to 10 points or less. It doesn’t matter if a bye week is involved. NFL teams have shown over many years that when they dominate to this extent on both sides of the ball for two games in a row, they have little left for their next opponent.

@Holyh3llz

While the Cards are in a negative spot the Seahawks are in a good one. Away favs off a bye is a 105-67-1 (61%) ATS trend all-time. If you make them at least -3 it improves to 75-40-1 ATS (65.2%).

HOWEVER, If you make the home team NOT off a bye and it is a division game the numbers are 21-5 ATS the last 18 years

i'll take the cards