House keeping:
Playoffs +7.35 units
PENDING: San Francisco +800 to win Super Bowl. Risking 10 units to win 80 units
This weekend (posted in thread)
San Francisco -6.5 risking 11 units to win 10 units
San Francisco -20.5 (+500) risking 1 unit to win 5 units (alternate line)
San Francisco/Minnesota over 44 risking 5.5 units to win 5 units
Parlay - SF-7/SF-Minn over 44/KC-5.5 1H/Baltimore ML risking .5 units to win 3.75 units
The Vikings performance against the Saints brainwashed a lot of people; the same people who said a week ago that the Saints would end the Vikings in the first quarter last weekend. Now the Vikes travel west off an overtime game on a shortened week to face a SF team who desperately needed a week off and is now healthy. Kyle Shanahan has had 2 weeks to put together an offensive scheme. When Shanahan has had 2 weeks to prepare, the SF offense has been deadly this season.
The Niners stayed in Youngstown, OH prior to their game at the Bengals, giving Shanahan extra time to prepare. The subsequent week against the Bengals, The SF offense put up 571 total yards, fifth most in their illustrious franchise history.
The 49ers third highest total in 2019 came in week 5 after their bye against the Browns, when the offense amassed 446 total yards against the Browns in a route. Then prior to the New Orleans game, the team didn’t travel back home, but stayed on the east coast after playing Baltimore to prepare. The results were one of the best offensive performances in the NFL this season.
The Niners offense and defense will be ready for this one. With the short week after overtime and both star receivers on the mend for Minnesota, I’m starting to get the feeling today will be a long day for the Vikings.
Where did I compare the Vikings to the Bengals? I mentioned how Shanahan performs when he has extra time to prepare. Go back and read it.
Here is the good news, in a little while, the truth will be revealed. I’ll be happy to give your your due if you are correct.
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