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These two teams I like the most. I'd like to get some feedback before pressing the trigger. Cheer
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Clips or Nuggets to win?
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Favourable weather here also -- A few clouds early, otherwise mostly sunny. High 59F. Winds ESE at 5 to 10 mph.
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Favourable weather -- Clear skies. Low 44F. Winds light and variable.
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Great weather for Cincinnati -- Intervals of clouds and sunshine. High 72F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph.
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Mostly cloudy skies. Slight chance of a rain shower. Low 48F. Winds E at 5 to 10 mph. I don't think the weather has much of an impact on this game.
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22-21 however, it was definitely a sucker bet.
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8-8
Closer than I thought. |
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Take it.
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Game Notes: Will the real Jaguars please stand up? Just when you
think Jacksonville has finally turned the corner in ’08, something goes
amiss. The latest setback was a heartbreaking home loss to Cleveland
that dropped the Jags’ record to 3-4. Thankfully, the AFC playoff
picture gets muddled more and more every week with mediocrity. It also
seems that HC Jack Del Rio’s team focuses better on the road, where it
has won two of three games. This week’s “test” is at Cincinnati, who is
making a serious run at NFL infamy, having yet to win a game. Other
than the 35-6 decision at Houston, the Bengals’ worst losses have come
at home. At 0-3 SU & ATS, they are being outscored by a 27.3-9.7
margin. If that’s not enough, Jax owns a 9-1 SU & 7-2-1 ATS edge in
the h2h series.
I think Jags -7.5 is feasible but I am worried about Chad and Housh stepping up. What you guys think? |
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Question is will Collins have an easy time throwing the ball as he did against the Colts. Does the DL of Packers match up with Titans OL -- I mean Titans had 50 pounds extra per person against the Colts!
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Green Bay and Tennessee go into their Week 9 contest atop their
respective divisions. The packers have the luxury of an additional week
of rest having enjoyed their bye week last Sunday. That could be big
not only because the Packers are 7-1 SU & 5-3 ATS after the bye,
but also because they are expected to get several key defensive
starters back from injury. Their last outing was their most impressive
win of the season, a 34-14 rout of Indianapolis, the fifth SU & ATS
win in a row for HC Mike McCarthy’s team vs. the AFC. Of course, his
team also boasts a 14-5 ATS record on the road in his tenure. The
Titans also last played the Colts, this past Monday night. HC Jeff
Fisher’s team is 29-14 ATS vs. the NFC, including wins in two straight
over Green Bay.
Consensus seems to be Packers + the points and the over. I ain't convinced of anything as of yet. What you think guys? |
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Quote Originally Posted by AtlFader: not big DET fan, but in the NFL that much chalk will beat you more times than not... you might have something with under though ![]() I agree with you about the chalk. But the under is a risky one also, as I said, Detroit is giving up 400+ yards and you saw what the Bears did to the Vikings. A gun to my head I'd say Bears -12.5 but I might have to let this one go. |
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I think it depends if Browns go down early -- if so, I think they'll get crushed.
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Divisional rivals Baltimore & Cleveland are forever linked by the
fact that this Ravens’ franchise was once in fact, the Browns, playing
to the delight of the Dog Pound. Baltimore hasn’t enjoyed its most
recent trips back its former city however, going 1-3 SU & 0-4 ATS
in its L4 visits. Since 2004, the Ravens have scored just 47 total
points in four games at Cleveland. They’ll be looking to improve on
that and sweep the ’08 season series between the teams on Sunday. In
week 3, Baltimore held HC Romeo Crennel’s team to just 169 yards in a
28-10 decision. Cleveland will be looking to extend a 7-2 ATS run in
divisional play. The Ravens are directly opposite in their L9 AFC North
road games, 2-7 ATS. The OVER is 3-0-1 ATS in the L4 games of the h2h
series.
For this game I like Ravens +1.5 I feel that Browns will struggle against a team that stuffs the run, still not convinced of Andersons ability. He's average about 50% pass completions and against Baltimore it could get worse. Baltimore smacked them at home and a simple home advantage (for Cleveland) I think wouldn't change things drastically . But then again, Cleveland can ignite as they have a lot of potential on offense. Any discussions? |
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Just looking up some stats and this is what I came up with.
So far they've only average 16 points (265 yards) and gave up 30 points (421 yards). However, the last 3 games every average was similar except teams were only scoring 21 points despite still having 400 yards of offense -- IMO, I don't think their defense has improved or anything, just a matter of teams not converting? Over 43 may be the right play here? |
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I agree unless I get some really info, this game is a big no no for me
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Baltimore will likely close Clevelands run game putting extra pressure on Anderson -- last year that wouldn't have worried me but he's in bad form although he might bring his A game like he did against the Giants, that all depends if Cleveland plays from behind -- if they do play from behind I guess Browns offense will struggle. Nonetheless, I have a slight lean to the over.
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Game Notes: With a 4-3 mark, Chicago spent its bye week tied
atop the NFC North standings and enjoying the fruits of its most recent
win, a 48-41 triumph over Minnesota, a game in which the Vikings turned
the ball over five times. A trend to note is that CHICAGO is 1-10 ATS
after a game with a TO margin of +4 or better. This Sunday presents the
Bears’ second straight divisional home game, against winless Detroit,
who they already beat 34-7 in Week 5. HC Lovie Smith’s team has won two
straight games post-bye week after losing the prior four. The Lions,
who swept Chicago in two games last season, fell to 0-7 in the loss to
Washington. In their last 15 games overall, Detroit is just 1-14 SU
& 3-12 ATS, allowing 31.4 PPG. In that skid: 0-6 SU & 1-5 ATS
vs. division rivals.
Don't you think Detroit, being 0-7, will be extra determined and a line of -12.5 is too much of a risk? |
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