Posted:
#126
New England +2 and under 57.5 and you win.............
New England at New Orleans (11/30/2009)
Posted:
#130
Under 57
The over assumes 8+ Td's in the game. I don't think every TD will be a homerun. Scoring drives take time off the clock. And each posession isnt a guarenteed 7. Expect a few field goals to take time off the clock and make the Under the smarter pick.
And don't forget these 2 teams can play defense!!!
As for the winner, gotta go with the home team. Saints 30-24
Posted:
#132
I'm thinking NE is going to get banged up early and Pats defense
wore down quickly if NO doesn't play conservative not to lose football and brings the 
guns to there hurry up offense. With a balance run pass ratio controlling the time of possession and not allowing NE to make defensive substitutions on the field, I would love to see this game go NO 59 NE 0 .. besides it's Time for a new team to shine in the spotlight. I'm taking NO -2 and OVER 56
over 56.5
Posted:
#137
Ok... MNF, yet again... I find myself reading more posts about "WHO DATS" than $$$, but each to your own. 
My take is this... Every bone in my body tells me to take the PATS, but the line movement at my book says take the SAINTS. The Saints at home, on MNF, are the closest thing to a "l**k" as you can get. But, EXPERIENCE is hanging in the balance...
The line movement has me puzzled, but the public is not heavy either way. Therefore, I am pushing this bit of info aside and going with which team I think will win. Sean Payton is a great coach, but a little too risky for these types of games. Some calls will pay off, others will hurt him tonight. Bill Belichick has been in games such as this before... He's learned from each game, including this years' game against the Colts. His team will be ready... And the Pats are not the Panthers, or Rams (Each team catching the Saints by suprise in the first half). The difference tonight, the Saints resiliency will be matched with skill and equal resolve on the other side of the ball. I think this will cause coaching errors and misques tonight on the Saints side. I don't think this game will be as high scoring as some may think, because Belichick will keep the ball a looooong time... away from an offense that can score "almost" at will.
It's chess, not checkers... The team that is more prepared physically and mentally will win this game. Brees can hype his boys up all night long, but eventually skill will take over and emotions will be left to the wayside. I'm not saying the Saints are any less talented, but being 11-0 is different than 7-3. Most teams have to be up and down in order to win big games. It's like the notion of being bankrupt, before becoming wealthy. You have to know depths, before you can gain the highest achievment. (Katrina doesn't count, we're talking football) 
For all you Saints lovers... I'd love for them to go all the way, but I almost feel it necessary for the Saints to lose tonight, in order for them to go as far as their potential may allow. A little silver lining for the post... :)
Final play... Pats +2.5 ($1)
Good Luck to All!!! 
Posted:
#139
New England Patriots at New Orleans Saints
Monday, 8:35 pm Eastern – ESPN
The two best offenses in the NFL should put on a show on Monday night as the unbeaten New Orleans Saints host the New England Patriots. The Saints lead the league in total yards at 420.5 per game and in points per game at 36.9. The Patriots are second in yards per game at 416.1 yards. The Saints are on the same pace that the Patriots were on two years ago when they went unbeaten during the regular season. Quarterback Drew Brees leads a wide open offense that is tough to stop.
The Live Football Lines - Orignially had New Orleans as a 1.5 point favorite with a total of 56.5 at SBG Global. Where Coopers Sports Pick is displaying the line moving to 2 points as referenced by the Bookmaker.
New Orleans figures to get tested on Monday by a New England offense that set the standard in excellence. With quarterback Tom Brady and receivers Randy Moss and Wes Welker, the Patriots set the NFL betting record for most points scored in a season two years ago. It will be up to the Saints defense to contain Brady and his receivers. The Saints rank #1 in the league in takeaways and interceptions so they have a chance to slow down Brady. Safety Darren Sharper leads the league in interception return yards.
Monday, 8:35 pm Eastern – ESPN
The two best offenses in the NFL should put on a show on Monday night as the unbeaten New Orleans Saints host the New England Patriots. The Saints lead the league in total yards at 420.5 per game and in points per game at 36.9. The Patriots are second in yards per game at 416.1 yards. The Saints are on the same pace that the Patriots were on two years ago when they went unbeaten during the regular season. Quarterback Drew Brees leads a wide open offense that is tough to stop.
The Live Football Lines - Orignially had New Orleans as a 1.5 point favorite with a total of 56.5 at SBG Global. Where Coopers Sports Pick is displaying the line moving to 2 points as referenced by the Bookmaker.
New Orleans figures to get tested on Monday by a New England offense that set the standard in excellence. With quarterback Tom Brady and receivers Randy Moss and Wes Welker, the Patriots set the NFL betting record for most points scored in a season two years ago. It will be up to the Saints defense to contain Brady and his receivers. The Saints rank #1 in the league in takeaways and interceptions so they have a chance to slow down Brady. Safety Darren Sharper leads the league in interception return yards.
Posted:
#142
Quote Originally Posted by FoolTime:
Ok... MNF, yet again... I find myself reading more posts about "WHO DATS" than $$$, but each to your own.
My take is this... Every bone in my body tells me to take the PATS, but the line movement at my book says take the SAINTS. The Saints at home, on MNF, are the closest thing to a "l**k" as you can get. But, EXPERIENCE is hanging in the balance...
The line movement has me puzzled, but the public is not heavy either way. Therefore, I am pushing this bit of info aside and going with which team I think will win. Sean Payton is a great coach, but a little too risky for these types of games. Some calls will pay off, others will hurt him tonight. Bill Belichick has been in games such as this before... He's learned from each game, including this years' game against the Colts. His team will be ready... And the Pats are not the Panthers, or Rams (Each team catching the Saints by suprise in the first half). The difference tonight, the Saints resiliency will be matched with skill and equal resolve on the other side of the ball. I think this will cause coaching errors and misques tonight on the Saints side. I don't think this game will be as high scoring as some may think, because Belichick will keep the ball a looooong time... away from an offense that can score "almost" at will.
It's chess, not checkers... The team that is more prepared physically and mentally will win this game. Brees can hype his boys up all night long, but eventually skill will take over and emotions will be left to the wayside. I'm not saying the Saints are any less talented, but being 11-0 is different than 7-3. Most teams have to be up and down in order to win big games. It's like the notion of being bankrupt, before becoming wealthy. You have to know depths, before you can gain the highest achievment. (Katrina doesn't count, we're talking football)
For all you Saints lovers... I'd love for them to go all the way, but I almost feel it necessary for the Saints to lose tonight, in order for them to go as far as their potential may allow. A little silver lining for the post... :)
Final play... Pats +2.5 ($1)
Good Luck to All!!!
Nice write-up leaning that way havent pulled the trigger
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