And I hate this team with passion, but I'm sensing a bounce back close game.
Houston at New York (10/08/2012)
Well said Vue and I'm in agreement with you ![]()
Well said Vue and I'm in agreement with you ![]()
Ok let's stop fooling around here and look at the facts. Ignore them if you want, but do so at your own risk.
Ok let's stop fooling around here and look at the facts. Ignore them if you want, but do so at your own risk.
EEEshhhh - Millions, no, possibly tens of dollars - maybe............
EEEshhhh - Millions, no, possibly tens of dollars - maybe............
Im scared that sandy is on this game. No L word sandy please. Leave the vue alone, he happens to be right..check out a few things...
This is the overreaction game of the century. Now, because of one blowout loss and the injury to Holmes, who's not even that good in the first place, this spread has moved up to -9. This should be -6 line. The Jets have to feel disrespected. The media is berating them, while everyone assumes that their season is over. Well, they're still tied for first place in the division. They're a veteran team that will be playing for pride on a national stage.
Texans are 1-3 against the spread on Monday Night Football. . This game means absolutely nothing for the Texans. They're so far ahead of everyone in their division that they can afford a loss or two. After battling an AFC South foe (Jaguars), a former arch nemesis in Peyton Manning and another divisional opponent (Titans), Houston can finally take a break, especially with the Packers and Ravens (playoff revenge) coming up.
Home underdogs on standard rest coming off a loss as a home underdog are 39-20 against the spread. Underdogs that just suffered a defeat of more than 28 points are 59-31 against the spread since 2002 Teams that were shut out at home the previous week are 21-10 against the spread since 2001.
Why would anyone bet on New York? RIGGGGGHHHT
Trust me im a doctor!!!!
Im scared that sandy is on this game. No L word sandy please. Leave the vue alone, he happens to be right..check out a few things...
This is the overreaction game of the century. Now, because of one blowout loss and the injury to Holmes, who's not even that good in the first place, this spread has moved up to -9. This should be -6 line. The Jets have to feel disrespected. The media is berating them, while everyone assumes that their season is over. Well, they're still tied for first place in the division. They're a veteran team that will be playing for pride on a national stage.
Texans are 1-3 against the spread on Monday Night Football. . This game means absolutely nothing for the Texans. They're so far ahead of everyone in their division that they can afford a loss or two. After battling an AFC South foe (Jaguars), a former arch nemesis in Peyton Manning and another divisional opponent (Titans), Houston can finally take a break, especially with the Packers and Ravens (playoff revenge) coming up.
Home underdogs on standard rest coming off a loss as a home underdog are 39-20 against the spread. Underdogs that just suffered a defeat of more than 28 points are 59-31 against the spread since 2002 Teams that were shut out at home the previous week are 21-10 against the spread since 2001.
Why would anyone bet on New York? RIGGGGGHHHT
Trust me im a doctor!!!!
Im scared that sandy is on this game. No L word sandy please. Leave the vue alone, he happens to be right..check out a few things...
This is the overreaction game of the century. Now, because of one blowout loss and the injury to Holmes, who's not even that good in the first place, this spread has moved up to -9. This should be -6 line. The Jets have to feel disrespected. The media is berating them, while everyone assumes that their season is over. Well, they're still tied for first place in the division. They're a veteran team that will be playing for pride on a national stage.
Texans are 1-3 against the spread on Monday Night Football. . This game means absolutely nothing for the Texans. They're so far ahead of everyone in their division that they can afford a loss or two. After battling an AFC South foe (Jaguars), a former arch nemesis in Peyton Manning and another divisional opponent (Titans), Houston can finally take a break, especially with the Packers and Ravens (playoff revenge) coming up.
Home underdogs on standard rest coming off a loss as a home underdog are 39-20 against the spread. Underdogs that just suffered a defeat of more than 28 points are 59-31 against the spread since 2002 Teams that were shut out at home the previous week are 21-10 against the spread since 2001.
Why would anyone bet on New York? RIGGGGGHHHT
Trust me im a doctor!!!!
This is one of those situations where you really have to throw some past trends out the window. Sure, the Texans are 1-4 in past monday night games, but each year they've gotten better. Last year was their first year in the playoffs. This year they've gone 4-0 for the first time in Team history (which albeit is not as long as most other teams). You can say this one isn't that important, since they're already dominating the division, and they've got the Packers and Ravens coming up. But the other thing you have to consider is team pride. The Texans have the top rated defense, one of the top running backs and one of the top wide receivers, not to mention a multi-pro bowl QB and numerous other phenomenal players. They're not going to be satisfied with just getting a 4-0 start for the first time. They're going to play hard every game and try to keep that streak alive as long as possible. Will they repeat the Packers performance of nearly achieving a perfect season? Probably not. But I definitely do not see the Jets as the team to beat the streak, certainly not the way they're playing so far this year. The Saints bounced back and finally won a game and broke their bad streak, but they've also got the talent to do so. The talent aspect on the Jets is only spiraling downwards.
Personally, I'm going to keep riding the Texans until they don't cover. In past years the over was always a choice option in a Texans game, but with the way their defense has been shutting teams down this season, that's become a tricky call. I wouldn't be surprised to see a repeat of what the Niners did to them last week. GLTA
Im scared that sandy is on this game. No L word sandy please. Leave the vue alone, he happens to be right..check out a few things...
This is the overreaction game of the century. Now, because of one blowout loss and the injury to Holmes, who's not even that good in the first place, this spread has moved up to -9. This should be -6 line. The Jets have to feel disrespected. The media is berating them, while everyone assumes that their season is over. Well, they're still tied for first place in the division. They're a veteran team that will be playing for pride on a national stage.
Texans are 1-3 against the spread on Monday Night Football. . This game means absolutely nothing for the Texans. They're so far ahead of everyone in their division that they can afford a loss or two. After battling an AFC South foe (Jaguars), a former arch nemesis in Peyton Manning and another divisional opponent (Titans), Houston can finally take a break, especially with the Packers and Ravens (playoff revenge) coming up.
Home underdogs on standard rest coming off a loss as a home underdog are 39-20 against the spread. Underdogs that just suffered a defeat of more than 28 points are 59-31 against the spread since 2002 Teams that were shut out at home the previous week are 21-10 against the spread since 2001.
Why would anyone bet on New York? RIGGGGGHHHT
Trust me im a doctor!!!!
This is one of those situations where you really have to throw some past trends out the window. Sure, the Texans are 1-4 in past monday night games, but each year they've gotten better. Last year was their first year in the playoffs. This year they've gone 4-0 for the first time in Team history (which albeit is not as long as most other teams). You can say this one isn't that important, since they're already dominating the division, and they've got the Packers and Ravens coming up. But the other thing you have to consider is team pride. The Texans have the top rated defense, one of the top running backs and one of the top wide receivers, not to mention a multi-pro bowl QB and numerous other phenomenal players. They're not going to be satisfied with just getting a 4-0 start for the first time. They're going to play hard every game and try to keep that streak alive as long as possible. Will they repeat the Packers performance of nearly achieving a perfect season? Probably not. But I definitely do not see the Jets as the team to beat the streak, certainly not the way they're playing so far this year. The Saints bounced back and finally won a game and broke their bad streak, but they've also got the talent to do so. The talent aspect on the Jets is only spiraling downwards.
Personally, I'm going to keep riding the Texans until they don't cover. In past years the over was always a choice option in a Texans game, but with the way their defense has been shutting teams down this season, that's become a tricky call. I wouldn't be surprised to see a repeat of what the Niners did to them last week. GLTA
Texans 28
Jets 10
Texans 28
Jets 10
You give Sanchez a pocket and he might have a decent change at taking the game over....BUT he will have no pocket. He will be rushed on every play with a couple sacks and some lost fumbles. ALSO, when Sanchez starts losing...he gets worse. Sanchez is good when his team is up 10-0 on a team, but when he starts getting beat he lays an egg. Texans get ahead early and don't let up. IMO.
Usually I would have to go with the trends, but I dont get how the Jets are going to score or stop the Texans O? ![]()
If someone could give me some good facts on how they are going to accomplish this I will be more than happy to listen...all I've read about is trends and gut feelings.
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You give Sanchez a pocket and he might have a decent change at taking the game over....BUT he will have no pocket. He will be rushed on every play with a couple sacks and some lost fumbles. ALSO, when Sanchez starts losing...he gets worse. Sanchez is good when his team is up 10-0 on a team, but when he starts getting beat he lays an egg. Texans get ahead early and don't let up. IMO.
Usually I would have to go with the trends, but I dont get how the Jets are going to score or stop the Texans O? ![]()
If someone could give me some good facts on how they are going to accomplish this I will be more than happy to listen...all I've read about is trends and gut feelings.
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"The Texans have absolutely tormented opposing QBs this season, posting a combined QB rating of 68.2, which drops to 59.02 when you take out Peyton Manning’s Week 3 performance"
I like this stat better.
"The Texans have absolutely tormented opposing QBs this season, posting a combined QB rating of 68.2, which drops to 59.02 when you take out Peyton Manning’s Week 3 performance"
I like this stat better.
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