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#26
I believe the Colts will not cover. I say this because Langer has the Colts as a 40 dimer 
Which Undefeated team will lose tomorrow?
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#31
Quote Originally Posted by PistolPete21:
They'll both get runs for their money. But, if I had to guess, I'd venture to say the Indianapolis Colts. I think last week's win over the surging Titans squelched any of the Colts' doubters out there. Quite frankly, though, the Titans left a lot of plays (and points) out on that field.
This week they face a serious giant killer in the Denver Broncos. Denver might have the most impressive resume of wins yet this season. They've beaten the Bengals in Cincinnati, the Cowboys, the Patriots, the Chargers in San Diego, and the Giants. Granted, many of these wins came in the first half of the season before they hit their four-game wall. In the last couple of weeks, though, the Broncos have worked the kinks out of their offense. And in many ways, the Marshall-Knowshon scuffle seems to have re-unified this team. They've gotten back to playing the kind of football they were playing earlier this season.
What's worse, the Broncos pose a match-up problem for the Colts: a defensive end that must be double-teamed (the Colts are adamant about never double-teaming) and a veteran secondary (Bailey, Law, and Dawkins) who have seen a lot of what Manning will be throwing at them (pun intended). They have also quietly developed a potent rushing attack that a team needs against the Colts.
They'll both get runs for their money. But, if I had to guess, I'd venture to say the Indianapolis Colts. I think last week's win over the surging Titans squelched any of the Colts' doubters out there. Quite frankly, though, the Titans left a lot of plays (and points) out on that field.
This week they face a serious giant killer in the Denver Broncos. Denver might have the most impressive resume of wins yet this season. They've beaten the Bengals in Cincinnati, the Cowboys, the Patriots, the Chargers in San Diego, and the Giants. Granted, many of these wins came in the first half of the season before they hit their four-game wall. In the last couple of weeks, though, the Broncos have worked the kinks out of their offense. And in many ways, the Marshall-Knowshon scuffle seems to have re-unified this team. They've gotten back to playing the kind of football they were playing earlier this season.
What's worse, the Broncos pose a match-up problem for the Colts: a defensive end that must be double-teamed (the Colts are adamant about never double-teaming) and a veteran secondary (Bailey, Law, and Dawkins) who have seen a lot of what Manning will be throwing at them (pun intended). They have also quietly developed a potent rushing attack that a team needs against the Colts.
very good info. Denver D is 2nd on pass defense. ;) This is why I picked them. plus got them on bodogo at +7. Got them in a 3 game sup parlay aswell. lets see how much I loose this week ;)
BOL to all .
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#33
Quote Originally Posted by butcher_boy:
very good info. Denver D is 2nd on pass defense. ;) This is why I picked them. plus got them on bodogo at +7. Got them in a 3 game sup parlay aswell. lets see how much I loose this week ;)
BOL to all .
Only 3 things in life are a given...death, taxes, and Peyton Manning...tread lightly my friend 
GL 
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#38
Both games should be pretty good. I think that the Saints/Falcons will be a lot closer of a game then people think. Hopefully Michael the Burner Turner, Roddy White and Matt Ryan will play to make it that much more of a ballgame. Falcons played well in New Orleans and I think the fans will be ready for this one.
Broncos are so up and down this year and the Colts are the most inconsistent undefeated team ever, If that is possible. They keep getting the W's, so that's all that matters. I will be staying away from both
Broncos are so up and down this year and the Colts are the most inconsistent undefeated team ever, If that is possible. They keep getting the W's, so that's all that matters. I will be staying away from both
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#46
both teams will without a doubt win their games today...
Denver does NOT matchup with Indy well, despite the fact we keep hearing people say that... Peyton is going to make their defense look foolish, and Denver does not have the type of offense that can give Indy any kind of trouble...
and there is a 0% chance that Atlanta can beat New Orleans without Matt Ryan...
so the correct answer to your question IS the one you say is not an option... making this thread really ridiculous!
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#47
They both have a good chance to lose and I think one at least does today. Denver matches up pretty good with the Colts and then the Saints have that classic late season road game trap. Plus the Saints have been playing catch up in every road game they have played which has to eventually catch up with them.
I took the ML with both Denver and Atlanta and only need one of them to hit to pull ahead. I would say it's more likely the Broncos beat the Colts but both could very well happen.
I took the ML with both Denver and Atlanta and only need one of them to hit to pull ahead. I would say it's more likely the Broncos beat the Colts but both could very well happen.
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#48
Quote Originally Posted by Ice4Blood:
both teams will without a doubt win their games today...
Denver does NOT matchup with Indy well, despite the fact we keep hearing people say that... Peyton is going to make their defense look foolish, and Denver does not have the type of offense that can give Indy any kind of trouble...
and there is a 0% chance that Atlanta can beat New Orleans without Matt Ryan...
so the correct answer to your question IS the one you say is not an option... making this thread really ridiculous!
Ice4Blood - You just moved down a notch with respect to how I view your capping.
Please go sell your house, car, 401k and put it all on the Saints moneyline
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