Everyone gets lucky everyday, however I disagree tonight. San Francisco had no business being in that game late. This side bet was only in doubt for the first 8 minutes of the game, other then that wire to wire. The points were evenly scored throughout and the pace of the game was more then enough to get the over which went over by 11 or 12, depedning on your number.
Nothing wrong with getting lucky when you need it though.
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Quote Originally Posted by HuskerFan777:
You got f'n lucky!
Everyone gets lucky everyday, however I disagree tonight. San Francisco had no business being in that game late. This side bet was only in doubt for the first 8 minutes of the game, other then that wire to wire. The points were evenly scored throughout and the pace of the game was more then enough to get the over which went over by 11 or 12, depedning on your number.
Nothing wrong with getting lucky when you need it though.
Favre has all of this alleged sexual thing going on, tough to say how that will play into his performance. There is also the big Randy Moss thing going on around Minnesota. Lots of press surrounding the game, none of which is on the Jets for a change. I will admit that laying 4.5 on the Jets at home on a Monday seems a little bit low, but I think it is right where it should be against Minnesota. I can see this being a shootout, but I can also see it being a 10-7 game. Somehow either way I am siding with the Vikings right now, but its still 19 hours till game time, I want to see how things transpire over then before I make my decision.
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Favre has all of this alleged sexual thing going on, tough to say how that will play into his performance. There is also the big Randy Moss thing going on around Minnesota. Lots of press surrounding the game, none of which is on the Jets for a change. I will admit that laying 4.5 on the Jets at home on a Monday seems a little bit low, but I think it is right where it should be against Minnesota. I can see this being a shootout, but I can also see it being a 10-7 game. Somehow either way I am siding with the Vikings right now, but its still 19 hours till game time, I want to see how things transpire over then before I make my decision.
Its 3:30pm local time, 5 hours before kick. The biggest bet I processed today was $2200/$2000 on NY at -4.5. Other then that its medium sized action $25-$250 about 75% on Minnesota. I have put through about 40 bets personally today and I would say at least 30 of them were Minnesota or the moneyline. I get off here in 2.5 hours so I will have more then, took a quick break to grab some food figured I would check in.
Right now I think there is so much buzz and media in Minnesota it would be tough for me to back the Vikings tonight. Moss has never played in the West Coast style offense, he has been with the team practicing for what four days now, I realize he will be all over the field but I have to belive that Revis who knows his role and has dominated recievers year after year has the upper hand against a reciever that does not fully know where he is going or have the timing down. I also think that everyone is focusing on the whole Moss Revis thing a little too much. The Jets have only turned the ball over once on offense this season, they are scoring 26 points a game including that week one game against Baltimore. Tomlinson had a great game last week and seems to be finding his groove yet again and we all know how dangerous he can be. Looking at the line from a common sense stand point. Lets assume these teams are even. The Jets should be a 3 point favorite because of home field. Tonight they are -4.5 which is saying the Jets are 1.5 points better then the Vikings. Thats it? This team put up 9 against New Orleans who are not the team everyone thought they were and 10 against Miami. When it came to the easy win game everyone had them penciled in for against Detroit they have a rough game and win a game where the 24-10 score does not totally reflect the story of the game. Then on the other side you have the Jets who had a rough week one game which Rex Ryan admitted to have blown himself. Take that game out of the equation we see a 14 point win over New England, an 8 point win over Miami on the road and a 24 point win over the Bills. First ranked in rushing yards and not turning the ball over. Plus no one has mentioned the returns of Shaun Ellis and Calvin Pace for the Jets defense tonight, same with Antonio Holmes on offense. I think these factors alone should at least add up to 3.5 points, making the "common sense" line as I like to call it 6 or 6.5. Imagine how many people would be backing the Vikings if that was the spread.
Brett Favre is bruised and battered, even if the Jets dont get sacks tonight, they will finish the play much like hockey going into the corner and so call it "finish their check" and put a hit on favre. Every hit they lay hurts the quarterback and will slow him down.
I don't expect this one to be a wire to wire winner like it was last night, but this cover will be decided in the 4th quarter, it takes 60 minutes to win a game, I expect that tonight.
I am not for sure on who I am going to go with tonight but I don't think I can take the Vikings.
Ill be back once I get home around 7 eastern time, talk a little more and figure out whos going to cover this game.
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Its 3:30pm local time, 5 hours before kick. The biggest bet I processed today was $2200/$2000 on NY at -4.5. Other then that its medium sized action $25-$250 about 75% on Minnesota. I have put through about 40 bets personally today and I would say at least 30 of them were Minnesota or the moneyline. I get off here in 2.5 hours so I will have more then, took a quick break to grab some food figured I would check in.
Right now I think there is so much buzz and media in Minnesota it would be tough for me to back the Vikings tonight. Moss has never played in the West Coast style offense, he has been with the team practicing for what four days now, I realize he will be all over the field but I have to belive that Revis who knows his role and has dominated recievers year after year has the upper hand against a reciever that does not fully know where he is going or have the timing down. I also think that everyone is focusing on the whole Moss Revis thing a little too much. The Jets have only turned the ball over once on offense this season, they are scoring 26 points a game including that week one game against Baltimore. Tomlinson had a great game last week and seems to be finding his groove yet again and we all know how dangerous he can be. Looking at the line from a common sense stand point. Lets assume these teams are even. The Jets should be a 3 point favorite because of home field. Tonight they are -4.5 which is saying the Jets are 1.5 points better then the Vikings. Thats it? This team put up 9 against New Orleans who are not the team everyone thought they were and 10 against Miami. When it came to the easy win game everyone had them penciled in for against Detroit they have a rough game and win a game where the 24-10 score does not totally reflect the story of the game. Then on the other side you have the Jets who had a rough week one game which Rex Ryan admitted to have blown himself. Take that game out of the equation we see a 14 point win over New England, an 8 point win over Miami on the road and a 24 point win over the Bills. First ranked in rushing yards and not turning the ball over. Plus no one has mentioned the returns of Shaun Ellis and Calvin Pace for the Jets defense tonight, same with Antonio Holmes on offense. I think these factors alone should at least add up to 3.5 points, making the "common sense" line as I like to call it 6 or 6.5. Imagine how many people would be backing the Vikings if that was the spread.
Brett Favre is bruised and battered, even if the Jets dont get sacks tonight, they will finish the play much like hockey going into the corner and so call it "finish their check" and put a hit on favre. Every hit they lay hurts the quarterback and will slow him down.
I don't expect this one to be a wire to wire winner like it was last night, but this cover will be decided in the 4th quarter, it takes 60 minutes to win a game, I expect that tonight.
I am not for sure on who I am going to go with tonight but I don't think I can take the Vikings.
Ill be back once I get home around 7 eastern time, talk a little more and figure out whos going to cover this game.
Also, Brett has tendintas (however you spell it) and how many reps can you throw to your new guy, and still try to rest it. You can shoot it up, but he already doesn't have as much arm strength as last year.
I'm really leaning to the Jets
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Also, Brett has tendintas (however you spell it) and how many reps can you throw to your new guy, and still try to rest it. You can shoot it up, but he already doesn't have as much arm strength as last year.
It's always great to have someone like you Keith on our side.. Keep up the good work.. and we'll all cash in big this year.. it could be a very Merry Christmas year after all..
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It's always great to have someone like you Keith on our side.. Keep up the good work.. and we'll all cash in big this year.. it could be a very Merry Christmas year after all..
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