80% coming in on the '9ers, and the line is hanging tough. We'll have to watch this one longer and wait for an edge. Lookin' for +3.5 to take the Rams at home against a sloppy '9er team with issues.
San Francisco at St. Louis (09/26/2013)
80% coming in on the '9ers, and the line is hanging tough. We'll have to watch this one longer and wait for an edge. Lookin' for +3.5 to take the Rams at home against a sloppy '9er team with issues.
80% coming in on the '9ers, and the line is hanging tough. We'll have to watch this one longer and wait for an edge. Lookin' for +3.5 to take the Rams at home against a sloppy '9er team with issues.
I took STL + 3 for to night big reaction local team .
I took STL + 3 for to night big reaction local team .
Cap has started the season as a pocket passer. The reason for the 1-2 start. Of course the seahawks is a better team, but the colts they should have beat. It seems Cap has a problem on throwing short passes and putting balls on the money in a man to man coverage. Colts play a cover 2 defense in which that allows the QB to throw in tight coverage. Cap isnt that type of QB and doesn't have the type of recieving corps with Cabtree and Davis out. If the running game can get going with Cap leading the way then the niners should be 2-2 after tonight. Bradford will be on his toes against the niners minus smith, pressure will still be applied and the rams dont have the receiving corps as the colts did. If you can't beat the niners physically in the secondary then the rams will fall short. Expect Cap to run more tonight and the niners defense to hold the rams on a last possesion drive to win them tonight.
Niners- 20
Rams- 16
Cap has started the season as a pocket passer. The reason for the 1-2 start. Of course the seahawks is a better team, but the colts they should have beat. It seems Cap has a problem on throwing short passes and putting balls on the money in a man to man coverage. Colts play a cover 2 defense in which that allows the QB to throw in tight coverage. Cap isnt that type of QB and doesn't have the type of recieving corps with Cabtree and Davis out. If the running game can get going with Cap leading the way then the niners should be 2-2 after tonight. Bradford will be on his toes against the niners minus smith, pressure will still be applied and the rams dont have the receiving corps as the colts did. If you can't beat the niners physically in the secondary then the rams will fall short. Expect Cap to run more tonight and the niners defense to hold the rams on a last possesion drive to win them tonight.
Niners- 20
Rams- 16
Cap has started the season as a pocket passer. The reason for the 1-2 start. Of course the seahawks is a better team, but the colts they should have beat. It seems Cap has a problem on throwing short passes and putting balls on the money in a man to man coverage. Colts play a cover 2 defense in which that allows the QB to throw in tight coverage. Cap isnt that type of QB and doesn't have the type of recieving corps with Cabtree and Davis out. If the running game can get going with Cap leading the way then the niners should be 2-2 after tonight. Bradford will be on his toes against the niners minus smith, pressure will still be applied and the rams dont have the receiving corps as the colts did. If you can't beat the niners physically in the secondary then the rams will fall short. Expect Cap to run more tonight and the niners defense to hold the rams on a last possesion drive to win them tonight.
Niners- 20
Rams- 16
Niners - 20 Rams - 16 ? Handicap is +3 STL or -3 for SF =SCap has started the season as a pocket passer. The reason for the 1-2 start. Of course the seahawks is a better team, but the colts they should have beat. It seems Cap has a problem on throwing short passes and putting balls on the money in a man to man coverage. Colts play a cover 2 defense in which that allows the QB to throw in tight coverage. Cap isnt that type of QB and doesn't have the type of recieving corps with Cabtree and Davis out. If the running game can get going with Cap leading the way then the niners should be 2-2 after tonight. Bradford will be on his toes against the niners minus smith, pressure will still be applied and the rams dont have the receiving corps as the colts did. If you can't beat the niners physically in the secondary then the rams will fall short. Expect Cap to run more tonight and the niners defense to hold the rams on a last possesion drive to win them tonight.
Niners- 20
Rams- 16
Niners - 20 Rams - 16 ? Handicap is +3 STL or -3 for SF =S49ers win the game but don't cover.......19 to 17 looks like the final score here
Maybe ;)
49ers win the game but don't cover.......19 to 17 looks like the final score here
Maybe ;)
Picks for week 4: SF-3, Pitt -2, Buff +3.5, Clev +4, Ind -8.5, Seat -3, TB-3, Chi+3, KC-4, Nyj +4.5, SD +2, Wash -2.5, Den -11.5, Atl -1.5, NO -6.
Picks for week 4: SF-3, Pitt -2, Buff +3.5, Clev +4, Ind -8.5, Seat -3, TB-3, Chi+3, KC-4, Nyj +4.5, SD +2, Wash -2.5, Den -11.5, Atl -1.5, NO -6.
Good Lock
Good Lock
The 9'ers were a machine last year and had all facets of the game clicking but it just hasn't happened this year. And I keep reading that they're elite and it's only a matter of time. But one thing I've learned about wagering is that it's better to roll with a trend rather than try and buck it by guessing ,and hoping when it ends. And for SF I'm not so sure it'll happen before they start getting a handful of key players back in the lineup AND healthy playing close to 100% not hobbling around the field outta desperation.
On offense Gore is banged up and although I just read he was updated from questionable to probable he's obviously still not 100%. And that will take some of the sting out of SF's ability to run the option (so will 8 in the box for STL). Another issue is that the big target and release valve of Vernon Davis is also a game-time decision and even if he plays he's not likely to be the impact player he could be at full speed. Add that to the fact that there is no Crabtree,Manningham or even Moss and thats basically all the starting skill players on offense from last years run.
So far this year defenses have had success against the 9'ers by holding Krappydick in the box and not allowing him to run wild. And being a true pocket passer is tough enough,and even more so for a qb that likes to use his legs to extend or make plays. But when you add the fact that all the guys he had just started to create a report with are all on the shelf. And that he's going to have to move this team down the field from the pocket throwing to 3rd,4th and 5th stringer receivers and it's looking less and less likely he'll be able to get it done.
Now on the other side if the ball things aren't great for SF either. They're missing a great pass rusher in Smith and cover corner in Asomugha. And this could be tough to overcome for SF since the RAMS have been very pass heavy this year. Yes short passes but perhaps if given a lil more time since the pass rush is a lil late. And also all the db's having to rotate up a player on to a more skilled player to cover and we might see some more shots down field by the RAMS.
I'm not gonna sit here and say that STL are world beaters but they did play SF very tough last year. And in recent history with only 1 game in the last 6 meetings being decided by more than 1 possession,and 2 of those 6 needing extra time. And thats not overly surprising to me since this is a divisional rivalry. And I'd bet that while STL has been rebuilding they've taken into consideration making a team that plays tough against SF,and for that matter all the teams in their division as most teams in most sports will do.
I haven't locked in my plays yet and I won't be putting a ton on STL but I do like them to cover AND win......Some potential plays I like are STL +3.5,STL ML and even STL -2.5....all for smaller wagers. As well as STL +10 to the UNDER 49 in a teaser for a full unit
Back in a bit with some plays.
The 9'ers were a machine last year and had all facets of the game clicking but it just hasn't happened this year. And I keep reading that they're elite and it's only a matter of time. But one thing I've learned about wagering is that it's better to roll with a trend rather than try and buck it by guessing ,and hoping when it ends. And for SF I'm not so sure it'll happen before they start getting a handful of key players back in the lineup AND healthy playing close to 100% not hobbling around the field outta desperation.
On offense Gore is banged up and although I just read he was updated from questionable to probable he's obviously still not 100%. And that will take some of the sting out of SF's ability to run the option (so will 8 in the box for STL). Another issue is that the big target and release valve of Vernon Davis is also a game-time decision and even if he plays he's not likely to be the impact player he could be at full speed. Add that to the fact that there is no Crabtree,Manningham or even Moss and thats basically all the starting skill players on offense from last years run.
So far this year defenses have had success against the 9'ers by holding Krappydick in the box and not allowing him to run wild. And being a true pocket passer is tough enough,and even more so for a qb that likes to use his legs to extend or make plays. But when you add the fact that all the guys he had just started to create a report with are all on the shelf. And that he's going to have to move this team down the field from the pocket throwing to 3rd,4th and 5th stringer receivers and it's looking less and less likely he'll be able to get it done.
Now on the other side if the ball things aren't great for SF either. They're missing a great pass rusher in Smith and cover corner in Asomugha. And this could be tough to overcome for SF since the RAMS have been very pass heavy this year. Yes short passes but perhaps if given a lil more time since the pass rush is a lil late. And also all the db's having to rotate up a player on to a more skilled player to cover and we might see some more shots down field by the RAMS.
I'm not gonna sit here and say that STL are world beaters but they did play SF very tough last year. And in recent history with only 1 game in the last 6 meetings being decided by more than 1 possession,and 2 of those 6 needing extra time. And thats not overly surprising to me since this is a divisional rivalry. And I'd bet that while STL has been rebuilding they've taken into consideration making a team that plays tough against SF,and for that matter all the teams in their division as most teams in most sports will do.
I haven't locked in my plays yet and I won't be putting a ton on STL but I do like them to cover AND win......Some potential plays I like are STL +3.5,STL ML and even STL -2.5....all for smaller wagers. As well as STL +10 to the UNDER 49 in a teaser for a full unit
Back in a bit with some plays.
I'm going with STL....heres why;
The 9'ers were a machine last year and had all facets of the game clicking but it just hasn't happened this year. And I keep reading that they're elite and it's only a matter of time. But one thing I've learned about wagering is that it's better to roll with a trend rather than try and buck it by guessing ,and hoping when it ends. And for SF I'm not so sure it'll happen before they start getting a handful of key players back in the lineup AND healthy playing close to 100% not hobbling around the field outta desperation.
On offense Gore is banged up and although I just read he was updated from questionable to probable he's obviously still not 100%. And that will take some of the sting out of SF's ability to run the option (so will 8 in the box for STL). Another issue is that the big target and release valve of Vernon Davis is also a game-time decision and even if he plays he's not likely to be the impact player he could be at full speed. Add that to the fact that there is no Crabtree,Manningham or even Moss and thats basically all the starting skill players on offense from last years run.
So far this year defenses have had success against the 9'ers by holding Krappydick in the box and not allowing him to run wild. And being a true pocket passer is tough enough,and even more so for a qb that likes to use his legs to extend or make plays. But when you add the fact that all the guys he had just started to create a report with are all on the shelf. And that he's going to have to move this team down the field from the pocket throwing to 3rd,4th and 5th stringer receivers and it's looking less and less likely he'll be able to get it done.
Now on the other side if the ball things aren't great for SF either. They're missing a great pass rusher in Smith and cover corner in Asomugha. And this could be tough to overcome for SF since the RAMS have been very pass heavy this year. Yes short passes but perhaps if given a lil more time since the pass rush is a lil late. And also all the db's having to rotate up a player on to a more skilled player to cover and we might see some more shots down field by the RAMS.
I'm not gonna sit here and say that STL are world beaters but they did play SF very tough last year. And in recent history with only 1 game in the last 6 meetings being decided by more than 1 possession,and 2 of those 6 needing extra time. And thats not overly surprising to me since this is a divisional rivalry. And I'd bet that while STL has been rebuilding they've taken into consideration making a team that plays tough against SF,and for that matter all the teams in their division as most teams in most sports will do.
I haven't locked in my plays yet and I won't be putting a ton on STL but I do like them to cover AND win......Some potential plays I like are STL +3.5,STL ML and even STL -2.5....all for smaller wagers. As well as STL +10 to the UNDER 49 in a teaser for a full unit
Back in a bit with some plays.
I love your opinion I hope we are in good way :) .
I'm going with STL....heres why;
The 9'ers were a machine last year and had all facets of the game clicking but it just hasn't happened this year. And I keep reading that they're elite and it's only a matter of time. But one thing I've learned about wagering is that it's better to roll with a trend rather than try and buck it by guessing ,and hoping when it ends. And for SF I'm not so sure it'll happen before they start getting a handful of key players back in the lineup AND healthy playing close to 100% not hobbling around the field outta desperation.
On offense Gore is banged up and although I just read he was updated from questionable to probable he's obviously still not 100%. And that will take some of the sting out of SF's ability to run the option (so will 8 in the box for STL). Another issue is that the big target and release valve of Vernon Davis is also a game-time decision and even if he plays he's not likely to be the impact player he could be at full speed. Add that to the fact that there is no Crabtree,Manningham or even Moss and thats basically all the starting skill players on offense from last years run.
So far this year defenses have had success against the 9'ers by holding Krappydick in the box and not allowing him to run wild. And being a true pocket passer is tough enough,and even more so for a qb that likes to use his legs to extend or make plays. But when you add the fact that all the guys he had just started to create a report with are all on the shelf. And that he's going to have to move this team down the field from the pocket throwing to 3rd,4th and 5th stringer receivers and it's looking less and less likely he'll be able to get it done.
Now on the other side if the ball things aren't great for SF either. They're missing a great pass rusher in Smith and cover corner in Asomugha. And this could be tough to overcome for SF since the RAMS have been very pass heavy this year. Yes short passes but perhaps if given a lil more time since the pass rush is a lil late. And also all the db's having to rotate up a player on to a more skilled player to cover and we might see some more shots down field by the RAMS.
I'm not gonna sit here and say that STL are world beaters but they did play SF very tough last year. And in recent history with only 1 game in the last 6 meetings being decided by more than 1 possession,and 2 of those 6 needing extra time. And thats not overly surprising to me since this is a divisional rivalry. And I'd bet that while STL has been rebuilding they've taken into consideration making a team that plays tough against SF,and for that matter all the teams in their division as most teams in most sports will do.
I haven't locked in my plays yet and I won't be putting a ton on STL but I do like them to cover AND win......Some potential plays I like are STL +3.5,STL ML and even STL -2.5....all for smaller wagers. As well as STL +10 to the UNDER 49 in a teaser for a full unit
Back in a bit with some plays.
I love your opinion I hope we are in good way :) .
Hot Forum Topics
- 🏈🏈🏈 Fubah2's risky CFB bets 289,550
- Serious Streak Survivor Strategies 1,918,650
- Saturday 10/31/2026 717
- Week 9 Money 15,970
- PART DEUX 194
- Halloween Treats 4,346
- NCAA WEEK 9 (( 151 )) 9,533
- NCAA WEEK 9 *** Wet Dream on Covers Street *** 10,138
- ***Macwesties * Sat. Oct. 31, 2026 * NCAAF * Week #9 * College Football Plays*** 4,279
- *** Ncaaf Miami @ North Carolina *** 5,960
Warning - External Link
Report User
This post is spam
Delete Post
Remove Thread
Scan Results
Login/Register
Accounts are free and easy to create.
Search
