as much as i hate to say it, think if saints visits the pack, i think the saints will win due to a better defense and running game in the middle of the winter. saints were 1 yard away from potentially tying the game pending the 2pt conv if they got that TD. should have took the ball himself instead of giving it off to a rookie if im not mistaken was the last play, handoff to ingram?
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as much as i hate to say it, think if saints visits the pack, i think the saints will win due to a better defense and running game in the middle of the winter. saints were 1 yard away from potentially tying the game pending the 2pt conv if they got that TD. should have took the ball himself instead of giving it off to a rookie if im not mistaken was the last play, handoff to ingram?
LOL... I love NO this year, they are among the NFL's elite IMO. However, most of my bets (winners) on NO this year have been situational plays. I had them in all of their 4 Prime Time games @ home (because I know how that house rocks and how the team plays UP in that situation) and all 4 were blowouts but I also had GB @ home vs NO in week 1 (Play ON the SB champs in week 1). Last night wound up being my biggest bet of the season because shortly before the game, I decided that opportunities to really kick ass on games with a very strong angle (NO @ home in Prime Time) only come along so often and I decided (that even with 3 teasers going on NO just asking them to win) to bet my entire remaining bankroll on NO -7 -115. You can say that was a stupid bet even though it was an easy winner or I can say that's how much I liked that pick.... Regardless, that doesn't make me win-drunk enough to think that NO can: A) beat SF in their house vs that defense B) Go back to GB and beat GB @ Lambeau in cold weather. My expectation if that rematch occurred would be a similar result as in week 1.
For one thing, it is a statistical fact that the team which has to play in the wild card round is at a disadvantage going on the road the next week facing the team which is well rested with 2 weeks to prepare. I know there's always exceptions to trends and factors, but IMO ...I would have to take the home team in either of the above-mentioned match ups. If the point spread is ridiculous, I might look at NO as a dog to lose but cover....but I think maybe taking the fav on a teaser would be the smarter play.
There is no doubt I will take NO @ home in the wild card round (which will be the 5th Home Prime Time game this season) most likely facing Atl again for the 3rd time this season. I would also expect that the line will be higher than 7, maybe 10 but I will be on NO anyway. I predict another blowout. Pretty sure I would have to bet against them in the next round with them on the road......
Anyway, BOL to U in the playoffs!
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LOL... I love NO this year, they are among the NFL's elite IMO. However, most of my bets (winners) on NO this year have been situational plays. I had them in all of their 4 Prime Time games @ home (because I know how that house rocks and how the team plays UP in that situation) and all 4 were blowouts but I also had GB @ home vs NO in week 1 (Play ON the SB champs in week 1). Last night wound up being my biggest bet of the season because shortly before the game, I decided that opportunities to really kick ass on games with a very strong angle (NO @ home in Prime Time) only come along so often and I decided (that even with 3 teasers going on NO just asking them to win) to bet my entire remaining bankroll on NO -7 -115. You can say that was a stupid bet even though it was an easy winner or I can say that's how much I liked that pick.... Regardless, that doesn't make me win-drunk enough to think that NO can: A) beat SF in their house vs that defense B) Go back to GB and beat GB @ Lambeau in cold weather. My expectation if that rematch occurred would be a similar result as in week 1.
For one thing, it is a statistical fact that the team which has to play in the wild card round is at a disadvantage going on the road the next week facing the team which is well rested with 2 weeks to prepare. I know there's always exceptions to trends and factors, but IMO ...I would have to take the home team in either of the above-mentioned match ups. If the point spread is ridiculous, I might look at NO as a dog to lose but cover....but I think maybe taking the fav on a teaser would be the smarter play.
There is no doubt I will take NO @ home in the wild card round (which will be the 5th Home Prime Time game this season) most likely facing Atl again for the 3rd time this season. I would also expect that the line will be higher than 7, maybe 10 but I will be on NO anyway. I predict another blowout. Pretty sure I would have to bet against them in the next round with them on the road......
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