I was reading Chris Shultz from TSN and really liked what he had to say about Seattle. Seeing the Housh pissed off last weekend and how well it was handled, I suspect him and Hassle-my-bet to have big numbers over Detroit.... I think they cover the now -11 at home against a horrible non-division team. but unfortunately
The thing you got to ask yourself though is if Detroit can't beat the crappy rams at home, how are they gonna win on the road against a pissed of Seattle team?
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I was reading Chris Shultz from TSN and really liked what he had to say about Seattle. Seeing the Housh pissed off last weekend and how well it was handled, I suspect him and Hassle-my-bet to have big numbers over Detroit.... I think they cover the now -11 at home against a horrible non-division team. but unfortunately
The thing you got to ask yourself though is if Detroit can't beat the crappy rams at home, how are they gonna win on the road against a pissed of Seattle team?
Another comment that Shultz said about the New Orleans game that made me go huh was:
"The only shot that Carolina has is if running backs
DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart have exceptional days at running
the football. They average 4.8 and 4.9 yards per carry respectively so
it is possible that they could dominate the time of possession and give
Drew Brees less opportunity. Also Carolina has won three of four and
yes, the fourth was dramatically enhanced by Kurt Warner's five
interceptions and a fumble. I will go with the divisional rule, they
are always tougher games, no matter the won/loss record. This is a trap
game for the Saints coming off the Monday night win over Atlanta."
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Another comment that Shultz said about the New Orleans game that made me go huh was:
"The only shot that Carolina has is if running backs
DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart have exceptional days at running
the football. They average 4.8 and 4.9 yards per carry respectively so
it is possible that they could dominate the time of possession and give
Drew Brees less opportunity. Also Carolina has won three of four and
yes, the fourth was dramatically enhanced by Kurt Warner's five
interceptions and a fumble. I will go with the divisional rule, they
are always tougher games, no matter the won/loss record. This is a trap
game for the Saints coming off the Monday night win over Atlanta."
Being the Canadian neighbor that I am.... I thought I would pass a quick buck to my Southernly brothers by stating how the BC lions in the CFL is going to beat the esks tonight. A big game for both teams. With the flu bug hitting both teams but especially key players on the esks side... plus Casey Printers (the guy who played not so well in KC a couple years back)being back to his old MVP magic, I see BC coming out the victors tonight in a good old Canadian game.
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Being the Canadian neighbor that I am.... I thought I would pass a quick buck to my Southernly brothers by stating how the BC lions in the CFL is going to beat the esks tonight. A big game for both teams. With the flu bug hitting both teams but especially key players on the esks side... plus Casey Printers (the guy who played not so well in KC a couple years back)being back to his old MVP magic, I see BC coming out the victors tonight in a good old Canadian game.
Sorry fellas, Lions win outright...they are a different team on offense with Calvin in there...It prevents 8 in the box, thus opens up the running game...plus Seattle is average at best...there 2 wins were at home vs jacksonville and stl..not exactly stellar competition...the line here is way to generous...take DET and th PTS...and feel free to drop a little on the lions ML at +425.
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Sorry fellas, Lions win outright...they are a different team on offense with Calvin in there...It prevents 8 in the box, thus opens up the running game...plus Seattle is average at best...there 2 wins were at home vs jacksonville and stl..not exactly stellar competition...the line here is way to generous...take DET and th PTS...and feel free to drop a little on the lions ML at +425.
I'm not saying the lions are a great team with Calvin...just saying that it opens up their play book on offense...makes them a threat to score through the air and on the ground....he demands double teams... frees up room for kevin smith and pettigrew and the other wr's... Plus, seatlle is a bad team..one of the 7 or 8 worst teams in the league... their offensive line is in shambles, they have no running game, and their defense is a shell of the unit that went to the superbowl a few years back...in short, the seahaws are a bad team and should not be laying 10 pts to anyone...especially an improving lions team. Take the pts and roll with the lions in my opinion...as a matter of fact, don't be shocked if the lions win outright....good luck though, you may need it if you back the seahawks to cover double digits.
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I'm not saying the lions are a great team with Calvin...just saying that it opens up their play book on offense...makes them a threat to score through the air and on the ground....he demands double teams... frees up room for kevin smith and pettigrew and the other wr's... Plus, seatlle is a bad team..one of the 7 or 8 worst teams in the league... their offensive line is in shambles, they have no running game, and their defense is a shell of the unit that went to the superbowl a few years back...in short, the seahaws are a bad team and should not be laying 10 pts to anyone...especially an improving lions team. Take the pts and roll with the lions in my opinion...as a matter of fact, don't be shocked if the lions win outright....good luck though, you may need it if you back the seahawks to cover double digits.
I was reading Chris Shultz from TSN and really liked what he had to say about Seattle. Seeing the Housh pissed off last weekend and how well it was handled, I suspect him and Hassle-my-bet to have big numbers over Detroit.... I think they cover the now -11 at home against a horrible non-division team. but unfortunately
The thing you got to ask yourself though is if Detroit can't beat the crappy rams at home, how are they gonna win on the road against a pissed of Seattle team?
See talk like that will make me put money on the Lions sunday. The Lions were expected to win in Detroit and they didn't know how to handle a situation like that. Now they are back as a dog and the line is inflated because of that question your asking above.
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Quote Originally Posted by piratesgold:
I was reading Chris Shultz from TSN and really liked what he had to say about Seattle. Seeing the Housh pissed off last weekend and how well it was handled, I suspect him and Hassle-my-bet to have big numbers over Detroit.... I think they cover the now -11 at home against a horrible non-division team. but unfortunately
The thing you got to ask yourself though is if Detroit can't beat the crappy rams at home, how are they gonna win on the road against a pissed of Seattle team?
See talk like that will make me put money on the Lions sunday. The Lions were expected to win in Detroit and they didn't know how to handle a situation like that. Now they are back as a dog and the line is inflated because of that question your asking above.
I'm not saying the lions are a great team with Calvin...just saying that it opens up their play book on offense...makes them a threat to score through the air and on the ground....he demands double teams... frees up room for kevin smith and pettigrew and the other wr's... Plus, seatlle is a bad team..one of the 7 or 8 worst teams in the league... their offensive line is in shambles, they have no running game, and their defense is a shell of the unit that went to the superbowl a few years back...in short, the seahaws are a bad team and should not be laying 10 pts to anyone...especially an improving lions team. Take the pts and roll with the lions in my opinion...as a matter of fact, don't be shocked if the lions win outright....good luck though, you may need it if you back the seahawks to cover double digits.
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Quote Originally Posted by DanteCain:
I'm not saying the lions are a great team with Calvin...just saying that it opens up their play book on offense...makes them a threat to score through the air and on the ground....he demands double teams... frees up room for kevin smith and pettigrew and the other wr's... Plus, seatlle is a bad team..one of the 7 or 8 worst teams in the league... their offensive line is in shambles, they have no running game, and their defense is a shell of the unit that went to the superbowl a few years back...in short, the seahaws are a bad team and should not be laying 10 pts to anyone...especially an improving lions team. Take the pts and roll with the lions in my opinion...as a matter of fact, don't be shocked if the lions win outright....good luck though, you may need it if you back the seahawks to cover double digits.
Another Huh moment. Good luck Dante. I have been routing for Lions for so long and really like Calvin but if chemistry wasn't lost when hasslebeck broke his rib.... Seattle might have had another win or two. Housh is a top 10 to 15 reciever but only had one real good game in Seattle. Det are not going to be in the playoffs but seattle being in the weak nfc west makes this a very important game they must win are season is definitely over. They put it together this weekend.
I do like your confidence in the lions though... I like watching their offence but their defence is brutal. Guess will just have to see come Sunday... GL
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Another Huh moment. Good luck Dante. I have been routing for Lions for so long and really like Calvin but if chemistry wasn't lost when hasslebeck broke his rib.... Seattle might have had another win or two. Housh is a top 10 to 15 reciever but only had one real good game in Seattle. Det are not going to be in the playoffs but seattle being in the weak nfc west makes this a very important game they must win are season is definitely over. They put it together this weekend.
I do like your confidence in the lions though... I like watching their offence but their defence is brutal. Guess will just have to see come Sunday... GL
Guys becareful with Seattle, I will be taking the UNDER here and I might be taking Detroit to cover.....Seattle is having a hard time scoring big and the reason being is Hasslebacks ribs, He is having a hard time throwing down field and throwing alot....ribs dont heal quickly this was prevelant when they were playing Arizona at home and only came up with 3 pts...remember he hurt them against SF took some time off then tweeked them at the end of the game against Jacksonville had a bye week then got racked again against Dallas,,,,,beleive me ribs take awhile and when you have to throw and throw often that dont help any, and if you can controll the game by running scores will be low.
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Guys becareful with Seattle, I will be taking the UNDER here and I might be taking Detroit to cover.....Seattle is having a hard time scoring big and the reason being is Hasslebacks ribs, He is having a hard time throwing down field and throwing alot....ribs dont heal quickly this was prevelant when they were playing Arizona at home and only came up with 3 pts...remember he hurt them against SF took some time off then tweeked them at the end of the game against Jacksonville had a bye week then got racked again against Dallas,,,,,beleive me ribs take awhile and when you have to throw and throw often that dont help any, and if you can controll the game by running scores will be low.
A dumb person is one who doesnt listen... Detriot got a quick touchdown and I got freaked. I am off of Seattle and doubled my bet so a Detroit win will make me money... Man... I missed out on some serious money
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A dumb person is one who doesnt listen... Detriot got a quick touchdown and I got freaked. I am off of Seattle and doubled my bet so a Detroit win will make me money... Man... I missed out on some serious money
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