Posted:
#26
This just in......NO Reggie Bush for Detroit,during warm ups he hit the deck kinda weird and re injured something. He is ruled out for the game today.
Detroit at Philadelphia (12/08/2013)
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#32
I like both teams, more so the eagles, but not big on foles, I think he is the beneficiary of an offensive genius head coach whose team had finally adjusted to his style. If Vick was in there it would've been the same or better, Foles is NOT as good as people think, Chip Kelly, Mckoy, Jackson etc and of late the Philly's Defense has put the team in good field position for success. Look for Detroit to have a huge impact on philly's run game and put hits on foles all day, and although they might not be that great the detroit secondary may get some interceptions today. Philly's defense will help and get an interception of their own, but not enough to stop bush, stafford and megatron. Detroit outside of the doom covers regardless. Both teams play exceptionally fast with philly ranking #1 and detroit #13 in pace, also they both have questionable secondaries, so the over under normal conditions is a good thought, however with both defenses generally playing well and the weather conditions, it may be a under
Detroit 24
philly 20
Posted:
#34
Quote Originally Posted by tigga76:
This is classic case of ignorant people who don't pay attention to the weather and hit the OVER button when they bet. The snow flakes are humongous as I am watching the game. This game won't go beyond 30 pts
This is classic case of ignorant people who don't pay attention to the weather and hit the OVER button when they bet. The snow flakes are humongous as I am watching the game. This game won't go beyond 30 pts
Exactly. All the morons in this thread saying OVER as if they really bet these games.
If they did, a five-minute check sees a massive blizzard in Philly and they'll be luck to hit 31 let alone 51.
These people are unbelievable.
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#36
Quote Originally Posted by GordoPockets:
Over
Over
Defense will lose they're footing and shifty backs will be able to elude them. Both teams will score all day.
Yeah, this makes a lot of sense.
So defensive guys will slip in the snow whilst the offensive guys will be sure-footed. All because of the side of the ball they play on determines their ability to run in the snow.
Wow.
Ridiculous.
Posted:
#42
Quote Originally Posted by HeadOverHeart:
Yeah, this makes a lot of sense.
So defensive guys will slip in the snow whilst the offensive guys will be sure-footed. All because of the side of the ball they play on determines their ability to run in the snow.
Wow.
Ridiculous.
LOL
THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED IN THIS GAME.
I do this a lot, and I'm good at it. You have no idea what you are talking about. The defense and special teams coverage all lost their footing as their hips were turned easily by the ball carriers....
I'm glad you lost money after calling everyone that took the over, ignorant....
Posted:
#43
Quote Originally Posted by GordoPockets:
LOL
THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED IN THIS GAME.
I do this a lot, and I'm good at it. You have no idea what you are talking about. The defense and special teams coverage all lost their footing as their hips were turned easily by the ball carriers....
I'm glad you lost money after calling everyone that took the over, ignorant....
Agreed - the Lion's inability to stop Philly's rushing game in the 4th nearly cost me the under (got it at 54.5 with miracle timing).
In games where the ground is a factor (snow / rain) it ALWAYS favors the offense, since the defense has to react to what the offense is doing. Football 101.
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