In the NFL this weekend we have only two teams playing their second consecutive game on the road after a road win in week 1 while also playing a team hosting it's home opener for the second consecutive week. Those two teams are the Niners and Bills. I have taken a position against both of those teams.In week 1 we saw two overtime games, we therefore have 4 teams coming off of an overtime game, two of those teams played a full overtime session., the Cardinals and Lions. Two of the overtime teams play one another this week, as the Chargers play the Lions so no real advantage there, aside from the Lions played more time having played an entire extra quarter. The other two teams are the Cardinals and Colts. We will take a position against both of these teams this weekend. The Colts are in a special spot being the only one of the four teams that not only played overtime but are playing on the road for the second consecutive week. The Colts are also the only one of the four to take the loss in OT which is more deflating. The Colts also are an eastern team that played on the west coast for that overtime defeat. They might take my money but they're gonna have to because there is no way a play can't be made against the Colts this Sunday. I was hoping for a 2 1/2 but i'm giving up while I can still get it at 3.
PB that is one powerful case for taking the Titans this week...
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Quote Originally Posted by Polar_Bear:
In the NFL this weekend we have only two teams playing their second consecutive game on the road after a road win in week 1 while also playing a team hosting it's home opener for the second consecutive week. Those two teams are the Niners and Bills. I have taken a position against both of those teams.In week 1 we saw two overtime games, we therefore have 4 teams coming off of an overtime game, two of those teams played a full overtime session., the Cardinals and Lions. Two of the overtime teams play one another this week, as the Chargers play the Lions so no real advantage there, aside from the Lions played more time having played an entire extra quarter. The other two teams are the Cardinals and Colts. We will take a position against both of these teams this weekend. The Colts are in a special spot being the only one of the four teams that not only played overtime but are playing on the road for the second consecutive week. The Colts are also the only one of the four to take the loss in OT which is more deflating. The Colts also are an eastern team that played on the west coast for that overtime defeat. They might take my money but they're gonna have to because there is no way a play can't be made against the Colts this Sunday. I was hoping for a 2 1/2 but i'm giving up while I can still get it at 3.
PB that is one powerful case for taking the Titans this week...
In the NFL this weekend we have only two teams playing their second consecutive game on the road after a road win in week 1 while also playing a team hosting it's home opener for the second consecutive week. Those two teams are the Niners and Bills. I have taken a position against both of those teams.In week 1 we saw two overtime games, we therefore have 4 teams coming off of an overtime game, two of those teams played a full overtime session., the Cardinals and Lions. Two of the overtime teams play one another this week, as the Chargers play the Lions so no real advantage there, aside from the Lions played more time having played an entire extra quarter. The other two teams are the Cardinals and Colts. We will take a position against both of these teams this weekend. The Colts are in a special spot being the only one of the four teams that not only played overtime but are playing on the road for the second consecutive week. The Colts are also the only one of the four to take the loss in OT which is more deflating. The Colts also are an eastern team that played on the west coast for that overtime defeat. They might take my money but they're gonna have to because there is no way a play can't be made against the Colts this Sunday. I was hoping for a 2 1/2 but i'm giving up while I can still get it at 3.
I'm not saying your logic is wrong here. I am however saying that those game were a week ago. Not a day ago.
If your plays come in, I very much doubt it's because they played OT a week ago. IMO, there's no excuse or reason how playing OT a week ago would affect them today.
Good luck with your plays either way, bud!
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Quote Originally Posted by Polar_Bear:
In the NFL this weekend we have only two teams playing their second consecutive game on the road after a road win in week 1 while also playing a team hosting it's home opener for the second consecutive week. Those two teams are the Niners and Bills. I have taken a position against both of those teams.In week 1 we saw two overtime games, we therefore have 4 teams coming off of an overtime game, two of those teams played a full overtime session., the Cardinals and Lions. Two of the overtime teams play one another this week, as the Chargers play the Lions so no real advantage there, aside from the Lions played more time having played an entire extra quarter. The other two teams are the Cardinals and Colts. We will take a position against both of these teams this weekend. The Colts are in a special spot being the only one of the four teams that not only played overtime but are playing on the road for the second consecutive week. The Colts are also the only one of the four to take the loss in OT which is more deflating. The Colts also are an eastern team that played on the west coast for that overtime defeat. They might take my money but they're gonna have to because there is no way a play can't be made against the Colts this Sunday. I was hoping for a 2 1/2 but i'm giving up while I can still get it at 3.
I'm not saying your logic is wrong here. I am however saying that those game were a week ago. Not a day ago.
If your plays come in, I very much doubt it's because they played OT a week ago. IMO, there's no excuse or reason how playing OT a week ago would affect them today.
Since 1989 NFL teams coming off of a tie game (Lions & Cardinals have an ATS winning percentage of .292.
I just think it's more of a coincidence.
IMO, I can't imagine a professional athlete being affected by some extra playing time a week earlier. Unless of course an injury occurred during OT, I just don't understand the actual logic.
I'm not trying to be obtuse, I just don't see the correlation.
Keep up the good work, bud
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Quote Originally Posted by Polar_Bear:
Since 1989 NFL teams coming off of a tie game (Lions & Cardinals have an ATS winning percentage of .292.
I just think it's more of a coincidence.
IMO, I can't imagine a professional athlete being affected by some extra playing time a week earlier. Unless of course an injury occurred during OT, I just don't understand the actual logic.
I'm not trying to be obtuse, I just don't see the correlation.
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