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#51
Piggyman:
What planet are you on? Bret Favre???????????????
Green Bay at Seattle (09/04/2014)
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#52
Quote Originally Posted by strozey:
TOTAL BS
I only had to go back one year to prove this lobotamy victim wrong....defending champs Ravens lose SU week 1 to Denver 27-49 in 2013 do you people just make stats up out of thin air to try to make yourself look good? cause I think it makes you look like a fool
Read it hear. Who do you think looks like a fool when you talk flame sheit.If it isn't accurate, my apologies.
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/837038-defending-super-bowl-champs-how-they-faired-the-next-season
However, there is one interesting fact about defending champions heading into the start of the regular season (gamblers, take notice). In their first game of the next season, title-defending teams sport a record of 10-0-0. Especially as of late, games have been close scoring-wise, but the 2008 Steelers' week one 13-10 victory over Tennessee in overtime is the closest a team has come to losing. In this slideshow, we will look at the outcome of each defending-champions first post-Super Bowl game, as well as a summary of their season.
Posted:
#53
Hey People! What is, IS! The stats on the Champs covering the spread is as follows" (ALL are losses_):
2005 - Carolina - Winnner
2006 - Jacksonville - Winner
2007 - Tennessee - Winner
2008 - Cincinnati - Winner
2009 - Tennessee - Winner
2010 - Minnesota - Winner
2011 - Green Bay - Winner
2012 - San Francisco - Winner
2013 - Denver - Winner
OF COURSE, on any given day, anything can happen, but with these stats, the obvious bet is to take the Pack and the points!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#55
Will the Packers make it 3 Game 1 losses in a row to an nfc west team?? Probably, but even though they lose the Pack will steal the booty.
Seattle - 28 Green Bay - 23
Packers +5.5 
over 47
What craft beer will you be drinking tonight? Moose Drool by Big Sky Brewing Co for the colonel 
along with a pulled pork sandwich topped with a dash of Texas Pete Hot sauce 
Packers - Over
GL Amigos 
Posted:
#62
Believing Line would favor SHawks @ - 6 , will take Argent Zorn Birds at - 5 figuring this one to cover by 2 field goals in Nail biting Fashion.
Seattle Super B Swagger and quick count
A. Rodgers could catch birds by early surprise .
4 th quarter R. Wilson Scrambles should $ave the day.
In any case, light WTF Play @ - 5 n' heavy on the
Mon Mountain Colonel,
Kentucky Oaks Whiskey shots.
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BOLA
Posted:
#63
Jim 5729:
Thanks for your reply. I don't see it as "easy" at all. Let's assume that Seattle's secondary is true to form and holds the Pack (and I'll give some "wiggle room here) to maybe 20 points, as opposed to the 14.4 average). Are you saying that Seattle is going to easily score 27 or 28 to meet your over? Somehow, I don't think so. The clock, the clock, the clock! Rodgers can certainly throw the ball, but if this game is close, they'll run the hell out of Lacey.
Good luck anyway! I'll stick to a straight bet on the Pack plus the points.
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#64
Greetings to all my favorite degenerates.....
I'm taking Seattle at home laying 5.5....
I expect the hawks to run the ball successfully and play sound defense to pull out a double digit victory....
Russell Wilson had a certain swagger in preseason as he moved the ball effortlessly in each appearance.
If you do bet GB, and I usually bet on Rodgers getting 5 when I can, make sure you realize they are starting a rookie center....
A rookie center starting his first game on the road against the Super Bowl champs in the loudest place in the known universe.....
Seattle All Day!
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#69
Packers should have a decent run game this year as well.. Balanced offenses are harder to stop.. Think of how well Rodgers has done with no running game.. And now he has one? Gonna be hard to stop.. Also how will the refs call this one? If it's anything like preseason, a lot of first downs via penalties on the Seattle DBs..
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#70
Quote Originally Posted by winthedamngame6:
Okay....................I'll go out on a limb. Not only do I think the Pack plus 6 (as it is right now) is a great bet, but a great parlay is the Pack and Denver. I think that Peyton will put his Super Bowl nightmares to rest and put the Colts in e loss column handily!
Good luck to all!
Why would you make a parlay on 2 NFL games so far apart. Not telling u how to bet but way to many opoutunities between now and Sunday. Just take ur money off the table tonite is my advice.
wh
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#74
This is how TNF is suppose to be right here fella's.....what a great game to start the new season off with. 
I've been leaning GB w/ the points, but my heart still says take the Hawks at home.
One of my guys is back down to 5.5......that's a number that's hard not to take.
GL to all you(and me) Degens this football season. Let's make us some 
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