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#26
TEASE NINERS N UNDER. IT WILL BE CASHING
Chicago at San Francisco (11/19/2012)
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#28
This is a battle of 1st place. Smith or no Smith, the 49rs just dont really light the scorebord like a pinball machine. They do enough to get a W.
Bears on the other hand are and always will be Dfense first,offense second. This tilt will be low scoring and i think it just might come down to a FG.
still liking my 49s to get a hard fought win here
SF 20-17
bol 2 all
Bears on the other hand are and always will be Dfense first,offense second. This tilt will be low scoring and i think it just might come down to a FG.
still liking my 49s to get a hard fought win here
SF 20-17
bol 2 all
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#30
Quote Originally Posted by W8LIFTER:
Chicago Bears +7
LARGE
Chicago Bears +7
LARGE Oh boy...I hate to be on the wrong side of the tracks when the W8 train is coming thru!!! But I'm sticking to my guns here. I also find it very interesting that Alex Smith has just been ruled out and Vegas is still moving the line in the wrong direction given the news (Bears have gone from +5 to +6.5). Even without Alex Smith under center, my thesis for this game still supports a play on the 49ers. I think the Bears defense is a solid unit and will be motivated because a loss would allow the Packers to share the top spot in the North. But I still don't think it will be enough when their offense gets completly shut down.
I think Collin Kapernick is a really special player and is going to make enough plays with his legs and his arm for San Fran to win this game by two scores.
good luck
def scared of that w8 train.
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#31
Quote Originally Posted by omb1:
Both starting QB's likely to sit this one out. No spread or total issued, but the over'under is likely to be in the 34-36 point range and will probably move even lower once on the board.
It seems too obvious but the game will be the "three yards and a cloud of dust" type. Two excellent defenses and two coaches that will likely be very conservative on offense due to the lack of starting QB's.
My advice is POUND THE UNDER EARLY 
Harbaugh might be conventional, but he is far from conservative, and Kaepernic has a Huge Edge regrading athletisism and arm strenght over campbell, jason might have the experience, but he is down the hill
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#36
good advice today from sammy ace and babygus. I watch every Bears game and I'm telling you their offense is bad with Cutler, and without him and against the 49ers they will absolutely stink. Teaser bets are usually a rip off but in an extra low scoring game they actually have value. I can easily see the 49ers winning by 3 and I would be shocked if the teased under of 40 points loses. Teaser bet 49ers +2.5 under 40. LARGE
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#40
Quote Originally Posted by holtnt:
As of 11:59AM today, Alex Smith is listed as “expecting to miss.” In my book Ladies and Gentlemen, I don’t see him missing this game as a bad thing… I am of the opinion, Colin Kaepernick is a better QB than Smith AND he has been waiting in the chomping at the bit for his chance to show the country what he can do (also auditioning for another gig if San Francisco is unwillingly to make him the “guy” next year). With CK under center that 49er’s squad becomes even more dangerous offensively (true 11 on 11 football versus 10 on 11). He is a threat (has the wheels) to take one to the house on any given snap which will force the Bears to account for him with a safety... that should create a bunch of one on one match ups for Crabtree, Moss, Manningham over the top and will leave the best tight end in the league (Davis) a bunch of opportunities underneath one on one with a linebacker.
I
liked Chicago plus seven (7) with Alex Smith taking snaps, but I LOVE the Niners
at the house -3 with CK taking snaps…
Still deliberating and monitoring this opportunity… 
I love reading your post buddy ! 49ers at home -3 this game is going to be a BRAWL !!
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#41
gotta go with SF.at home,better or at least more of a threat to run the ball if the situation presents itself at QB,both relatively strong defenses and a bit of time change may make a small difference.i'm really looking hard at a teaser here,but will lay the points as a side bet.....luck all.....T
Posted:
#42
Quote Originally Posted by holtnt:
As of 11:59AM today, Alex Smith is listed as “expecting to miss.” In my book Ladies and Gentlemen, I don’t see him missing this game as a bad thing… I am of the opinion, Colin Kaepernick is a better QB than Smith AND he has been waiting in the chomping at the bit for his chance to show the country what he can do (also auditioning for another gig if San Francisco is unwillingly to make him the “guy” next year). With CK under center that 49er’s squad becomes even more dangerous offensively (true 11 on 11 football versus 10 on 11). He is a threat (has the wheels) to take one to the house on any given snap which will force the Bears to account for him with a safety... that should create a bunch of one on one match ups for Crabtree, Moss, Manningham over the top and will leave the best tight end in the league (Davis) a bunch of opportunities underneath one on one with a linebacker.
I liked Chicago plus seven (7) with Alex Smith taking snaps, but I LOVE the Niners at the house -3 with CK taking snaps… Still deliberating and monitoring this opportunity…
Nice post...however Davis is the best TE now, only for the fact that Gronk is out for 3-6................
GL!
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#43
This is a tough game with all the injuries and such going on. The doc is gonna make it is easy for you. Chi def is great but they have not had huge success against the better teams ie a million pts of turnovers. Sfran a bit more consistent minus the minn and stlouis games. Jason campbell is basically jamarcus russell unretired...anyone see byron sammich last nite...really....Alex smith is not even the good part of this team...its the o-line, defensive strength and speed, and harbaughs tenacity. Sfran and und for the medium. Trust me im a doctor. Oh yeah...... covers gimme my g^%$&$^%$dam avatar back you imperial scum!!!!!!
If you’re not large, you’re small - the DOC
Not much of a Alex Smith fan either.Would rather have Kapernick at -3.5 than Smith at 7or 8.I'm just saying if Kapernick plays a avg.game they cover the 3.5
GLE 
Out
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#45
Quote Originally Posted by DrDogs:
This is a tough game with all the injuries and such going on. The doc is gonna make it is easy for you. Chi def is great but they have not had huge success against the better teams ie a million pts of turnovers. Sfran a bit more consistent minus the minn and stlouis games. Jason campbell is basically jamarcus russell unretired...anyone see byron sammich last nite...really....Alex smith is not even the good part of this team...its the o-line, defensive strength and speed, and harbaughs tenacity. Sfran and und for the medium. Trust me im a doctor. Oh yeah...... covers gimme my g^%$&$^%$dam avatar back you imperial scum!!!!!!
This is a tough game with all the injuries and such going on. The doc is gonna make it is easy for you. Chi def is great but they have not had huge success against the better teams ie a million pts of turnovers. Sfran a bit more consistent minus the minn and stlouis games. Jason campbell is basically jamarcus russell unretired...anyone see byron sammich last nite...really....Alex smith is not even the good part of this team...its the o-line, defensive strength and speed, and harbaughs tenacity. Sfran and und for the medium. Trust me im a doctor. Oh yeah...... covers gimme my g^%$&$^%$dam avatar back you imperial scum!!!!!!
Well said Dr. D and BOL tonight my friend
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#47
I went back and rewatched both the 49ers and Bears games from last week. The 49ers gave up a TD to Brian Quick after falling down from a jam at the line on a blown up play. The 49ers also gave up a huge run to Rams running back Richardson with a personal foul call that led to the next touchdown. The Rams really should have only had 10-16 points last week in San Fran. I think they will see the film and clean up their play. San Fran also killed themselves with some bonehead penalties.
The Bears last week had four turnovers and a missed field goal in the slop. Jason Campbell is going to do better this week than last but still not good enough. There Tight End play is terrible at the moment. Alshon Jeffery is making his return though. This should help Brandon Marshall and Campbell. The Bears are going to need defensive touchdowns in order to win. I would take my chances on the home team in this one.
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