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#51
This is unbelievable info, MrB. Great post 
You know I'm always right there with ya on buy low, sell high teams.
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The Mighty Pats vs. what's left of the Packers tonight on NBC
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#52
Nice info but thier are some other factors to consider.
Flynn is being thrust into possibly the worst situation for him and he couldn't put a TD on the board last week at Detroit.
Belicek and Brady are relentless and should continue to be so by wearing out a good D.
Not committing to Pats side but no way I could put money on GB.
gl 
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#53
Interesting.....but for me, there's only one play if not for the Patriots. A Pass. The Patriots are a mighty team. GB has a decent enough defense against medicore teams, but the Pats have beaten good teams. The past 3 weeks they've started to click. They do not slow down their machine and they truly relish in totally dominating an opponent. The only way it is close is if the Packers can keep up, because they won't slow them down. It would have been a task even with Rodgers, and without him they will Flounder. The Pats will cover the 14.5. They will cover 17.5. Bet with confidence, or Pass on the game.
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#56
Quote Originally Posted by mischkin04:
Nice info but thier are some other factors to consider.
Flynn is being thrust into possibly the worst situation for him and he couldn't put a TD on the board last week at Detroit.
Belicek and Brady are relentless and should continue to be so by wearing out a good D.
Not committing to Pats side but no way I could put money on GB.
gl
And that's why the spread is what it is. If you read the info, it's not even about GB. It's about a team coming off back to back blowouts. Surely most of the teams in this situation were "relentless" and pretty damn good themselves, yet failed to cover.
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Your analysis is solid as a rock Bator
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#63
before this information i was not playing a side and hitting the ne tm total under hard as i believe the gb def will give them more problems than any theyve faced on this run. That said wasnt real sure what gb will do with the to's i feel they will create.
that said you stated a strong case that cant go unplayed.
ty, gl to us
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#72
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Thanks, Giant, but I don't think the second guessing will be too bad if the Packers lose by more than 14. I stated my case and made no promises. What the readers of Covers choose to do with the information is entirely up to them. I hope we all make the right decision tonight because ending the weekend with a loser absolutely sucks!
Always good to see you posting again, best of luck this weekend, if the Pack hit nice call, if they lose, fuck it you'll get em next week. Enjoy the Sunday football brotha
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#73
This one is a no-brainer for me. You guys always try and overthink these games but Flynn v.s. Brady... if this line were 24 i wouldn't trust taking the Pack. I think NE proved last week that they're not a team that has a let down and they don't take weeks off. With Belichick an Brady against a Rookie Qb this game has blowout written all over it. And if Vegas wanted all action on NE this line wouldve been 11 or 12. This line is right where it should be. NE 34 GB 14.
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#75
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
For me, the writing's been on the wall ever since Brandon Meriweather picked off Jay Cutler with 6:31 to go in last Sunday's game to all but seal the 36-7 final. Every single one of us should be "buy low, sell high" sports bettors, and this situation is one of the extreme "buy low, sell high" situations in all of sports betting. You can X & O this game all you want, but X & Oing this type of game will almost always give you the dead wrong side. I can see only one sensible way to go here, and it's the Matt Flynn-led Packers plus the points over the mighty Patriots.
Agreed Bator; and I would not be surprised to see the Packers win this one outright @:
Packers 24
NE 21
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