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#51
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The lion and the tiger may be more powerful, but the wolf doesn't perform in the circus.
Indianapolis at New England (01/18/2015)
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#55
[Quote: Originally Posted by genofoshelo] Conference championships have often been blowouts as long as I can remember and these 2 games are setting up the same way.
I agree. I think the Seattle GB game will be close at halftime but then Seattle will pull away in the 2nd half. Green Bay might not score more than 14 points in this game. That Seattle defense will put the clamps on Rodgers and its very possible he does not finish the game. I think the Seahawks win 24-14 or so. Under as well. I am taking Seattle -7.5 and NE -6.5. I think NE blows out the Colts as Luck cannot do it all himself. Indy cannot run the ball forcing Luck to throw 35-40 passes with 2 or 3 picks.
True, Denver played like crap. I don't buy into momentum. Patriots are a far better team than the Colts. Colts either blow teams out or get blown out.
Pats and Seahawks with big wins this weekend then Pete Caroll tames his old team, Poetic.
I agree. I think the Seattle GB game will be close at halftime but then Seattle will pull away in the 2nd half. Green Bay might not score more than 14 points in this game. That Seattle defense will put the clamps on Rodgers and its very possible he does not finish the game. I think the Seahawks win 24-14 or so. Under as well. I am taking Seattle -7.5 and NE -6.5. I think NE blows out the Colts as Luck cannot do it all himself. Indy cannot run the ball forcing Luck to throw 35-40 passes with 2 or 3 picks.
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#59
Not buying the Colts hype. Beat Denver on Road I agree, but that was more Manning looking washed up, than Indy dominating them Defensively. And Cincy is perennial playoff choke artist, so I have to lean Pats. Belichick has owned that team for years, and that does not change today.
Kind of liking Over, but 54 is requires 7 TD's. Not sure there will be enough clock to get in that many drives. 6 or more punts in ths one, and the Over is sunk. Small lean to Over.
Sea/GB under is the best play of day - BOL. 
People who can afford to gamble don't need money, and those who need money can't afford to
Also Sharps are on Green Bay plus the 8.
So I'll ride with the Sharps.
Gle
out.
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#64
I don't think it s Andrew Luck time yet, also I will wait for the first game have played out....
If Packers won ML at Seattle, I will go for Patriots ML on this one.
If Seattle win ML at first game, I will for go for the points with Colts
.My first initial thought was Packers vs, Patriots for SUPER BOWL 49......OLD SCHOOL GAME!!!
Andrew Luck vs. Russell Wilson are not bad either!!!
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#65
Quote Originally Posted by holtnt:
Tommy Terrific has had a long and illustrious career and there is no doubt he will be a first Ballot Hall of Famer, but there is a lot of wear and tear on those treads Ladies and Gentlemen. This will be the 22 game of the season for the Hall of Famer when you factor in the pre-season and it was VERY obvious to me Father Time has caught up with the old man as he was throwing the ball with very little velocity last week in that Ravens game.
Chuck Pagano has his Colts peaking at the opportune time and they are playing extremely fast on the defensive ball. I am of the opinion New England will NOT be able to run the ball down the Colts throats in this matchup like they did during the regular season which means old man Brady and his lack of velocity is going to have to outduel the young gun aka Andrew Luck.
Tommy Terrific has had an outstanding run, but all good things must come to an end. The changing of the guard will be officially complete on Sunday when young Lord Luck completes the sweep of Manning and Brady in consecutive weeks and leads his squad to the Super Bowl. NOTE: Jim Irsay will be unbearable to be around at the conclusion of this game as I am quite sure he is going to tell everybody that will listen he has the greatest mind in football due to his decision to dump #18 and draft Luck.
With
all that being said, put me down for Indianapolis
plus the chalk (6.5) for a Dime AND Indianapolis ML (+215) for a Nickel
please. Thanks! 
How are things my friend?! Thought I'd give this site a look today, it's been a while.. And almost turned it off but saw your post, always entertaining.
However, lol, I'm not seeing the Colts here, maybe it's because the Pats ran all over them last time in Indy and Brady put 35 on a much better defense last week in the Ravens.. Add Brady pretty good at home in playoffs, 25-2 or something like that and a revamped Pat secondary tells me another rout.
That said, I will hedge my NE futures bet with yours out of respect.
GL my friend and keep the posts coming!
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#69
PAckers always have a chance, I think a Colts/ packers superbowl
would be the most exciting for this WWF fiasco I mean NFL.
Packers manage to pull it off with a wounded warrior, the underdog makes a great story
and the young gun luck the new up and comer and the poor coach with cancer. Lots of drama.
I Parlayed the moneylines on the colts and packers 100 pays 1300
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