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#26
CAN INDY SCORE AGAINST HOUSTON...
Houston at Indianapolis (12/22/2011)
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#28
Yeah - how'd that same scenario work out for Houston last week against the Panthers - AT HOME!?!?!
Houston hasn't beaten anybody by more that a TD since Schaub & Leinart went down - so, let's keep that trend going.
Houston wins? - yes, but covers a TD? - NO
quad carolina has cam newton.. maybe u dont like him but he is one of the best qbs..
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#34
Jlavin took the words outa my mouth. I totally agree and am taking the under. Kubiak wont win by more than he has to. He always takes his foot off the gas. Colts arent going to try very hard and risk losing Luck. The Colts defense has stepped up lately. For all of these reasons I have to take the under. Decent size bet. Wouldnt surprise me if the Colts won outright.
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#35
Quote Originally Posted by vue21849:
Any team that loses to the Steelers (by 3) at home, and can also manage to hang with the Pats (in Foxboro)- losing only by 7, shows me they're capable of competing. I assume the Texans' "D" took off last week, after losing by 15 pts at home. But then it was against Carolina, whom only 3 weeks earlier beat the Colts by only 8 (27-19). Still convinced the Colts don't have a chance?
INDIANAPOLIS + 6 (Prime Play!)
wow, im honestly amazed at some of the dumb shit im reading from the colts backers on this thread. first off the colts did not hang with the patriots in foxboro, patriots were up 4 tds in three quarters then took there starters out who are 3hd stringers to begin with, they scored 3 tds in the 4th quarter on back ups back ups back ups and one of the tds was with no time left, so relax with that talk, texans wont let them do that. The bottom line is that the colts suck, the are 1-11 for a reason. When i say they suck, i genuinley mean that they suck. Sure ill give u the fact that dan orvowlsy is a little bit better than painter who is just god awful, but hes not that much of an upgrade. Texans have the best defense in the nfl going against a rookie qb, yeahhhhhh. I can see the texans just pounding the ball the entire game with tate and foster then pull off some big chunks with play action easily and screen passes. And stop making comparasions from team to team, who cares if the panters beat them by 8 but then they lost by 15 to another team....that means nothing my man, nothing. nfl is all about how teams matchup with eachother, and in this game im gunna put my hard earned money behind a team who is fighting for a playoff bye, with a top nfl rushing atack and defense, against a team who just wants the season to end. And to call this a PRIME PLAY????? u must be on crack, people throw that term around way to much. Honestly, this game will most likley be a houston victory 24-6 probly more im not greedy. And you know what? it is called gambling and maybe there is a minuscule chance that arian foster fumbles 4 times and tex qb throws 5 ints and they end up in a nail biter, but when it comes down to it ill take my chances betting on a team with something to play for and hasnt been the joke of the nfl all season.
HOUSTON -6.5 ya dig?
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#37
Quote Originally Posted by nylonfeetrocks:
houston -6.5
houston -9.5 +143
houston to win every quarter +939
houston -4 -103 for first half
houston -3.5 and over 20 for first half parlay
houston -6.5
houston -9.5 +143
houston to win every quarter +939
houston -4 -103 for first half
houston -3.5 and over 20 for first half parlay
this game will remind me of a st bernard strolling up to a chihuahua and lifting its leg right in front of the chihuahua's face.
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#38
Quote Originally Posted by holtnt:
Nylonfeetrocks,
LOL! You are terrible my friend! 
P.S. I like that Houston -9.5 (+143). Not fooling with the
side, but that ain't a bad way to go with that
type premium...
houston is 0-9 at indy. after tonight 1-9. as twisted sister once sang ... we're not gonna take it, noo we aint gonna take it, we're not gonna take it..... ANYMORE!
Posted:
#40
Quote Originally Posted by Jlavin:
He will not be back until last week of the regular season (google it ;p)
thanks for the info.. was looking around and couldn't find anything.. just that he was suppose to be away for 10 days... which didn't really help...
thank said, no phillip, makes me lean to the over here... hou d looked lost last week without him.. don't see that changing her.. indy defense had been their usual bad self again the run this year.. think foster and tate might have a big game..
LARGE
Good luck 
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Taylor Yates get him the damn ball! 
Posted:
#50
Quote Originally Posted by ewillie169:
hmmm, 83% bets are on Houston,,,that's not too many taking the Colts seriously. The Colts have covered 3 straight and Houston has clinched and may want to start resting/healing starters. and speaking of motivations, if the Texans beat the Colts, that'll get Mr. Luck a greater chance of joining their arch rivals....soooo do we lay down or beat em up so we can assure the next phenom will be opposing us.... i'm not saying, i'm just sayin...
hmmm, 83% bets are on Houston,,,that's not too many taking the Colts seriously. The Colts have covered 3 straight and Houston has clinched and may want to start resting/healing starters. and speaking of motivations, if the Texans beat the Colts, that'll get Mr. Luck a greater chance of joining their arch rivals....soooo do we lay down or beat em up so we can assure the next phenom will be opposing us.... i'm not saying, i'm just sayin...
ewil, that is very profound. Houston already has a playoff locked up and if i was the owner, i probably would take anouther loss to keep Indy from getting Payton's replacement.
I put $ on the Texans, and the under, but what your saying or not saying ;) i am a hearing or is that not hearing? LOL
Best of luck and Merry Profitable Christmas to all.
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