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Write up for Miami
@ Dallas:
Miami @ Dallas -7 / 44.5 O/U:
This game takes on the ‘Perfect Storm’ scenario: One team over valued vs a team that is under
valued. Let’s look at how this is, and
why….
The Squares are pretty close to even split on this game.
Keep in mind this a line that is 100% media motivated (I know I know what game
isn’t right? But not to this
extent).
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Tony Romo:
Romo’s season is not too bad, despite a couple really bad games that the
media (ESPN) jumped all over. Think about
that a second; Romo has been chastised in the media, while Cutler (Bears..
using him to show a point fellas) has become a new NFL Darling, but Romo has
the 4th best passer rating (97.7) in the NFL while Cutler is 12th
(84.4). Romo has a TD/INT ratio of 16/7,
while Cutler has 11/6. Romo’s completion
% is 64.7, while Cutler’s is an even 58%.
Ok, ok… I will let the Cutler thing go now, but without looking at the
numbers and only listening (as the betting public does) to the media, you would
think that Cutler was blowing Romo’s doors off this season.
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Why isn’t Miami a +14 this game? Simple, they went from an 0-7 team to a team
on a 3 game winning streak in the last 3 weeks… it makes great news for sports
media. Let’s look at that 3 game
streak: they beat the Bills handily last
week and the bills have still been holding the Squares interest (at least up
until that loss) 35-8 domination correct?
Nope, not at all. First downs:
Bills 14 / Dolphins 16……. Passing yds: Bills 209 / Dolphins 160……total
yrds: Bills 247 / Dolphins 242…… Time of
possession: Bills 28:54 / Dolphins 31:06…..
looking at these stats would you possibly think this game was a 27 pt margin of
victory? I wouldn’t. The major difference in this game came from
the Bills being -2 in turnovers, the timing of those turnovers, and the Bills
allowing themselves to be one dimensional—buffalo’s pass play percentage (not
counting Fitzpatrick’s scrambles) was a head scratching 76%.... what Buffalo
play callers were thinking I have not a clue, but it sure makes defending that
team pretty easy.
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Miami (on their 3 game win streak) has attempted
72 pass plays, and 88 rush plays (45% pass plays) against ranked run defenses (in
yds allowed rushing) of Buffalo ranked 20th, Washington ranked 18th, and KC
ranked 28th… so protecting Moore from making game losing plays by
running the vast majority of times worked well vs 22nd ranked (ave
ranking) teams, but now they are going against Dallas’s 11th ranked (in
yds allowed rushing) defense. (NOTE:
Dallas has allowed an unimpressive ave per carry of 4.3 yds, but take one game
out of the equation (the Philly game that seemed to just go to hell for Dallas)
where they gave up 239 yds on 38 carries (ave 6.3 per) and Dallas would be at
an average of 3.9 allowed per carry, which would have them tied 8th
in the NFL. Another note to consider is
that Dallas is ranked 7th in the NFL for rushing attempts; teams
abandon the run against them for a reason.
My point here is that Matt Moore is going to have to pass 33+ attempts,
which is something that tends to bod badly for QB’s with 78.9 passer ratings and
a TD / INT ratio of 4/5 vs a team ranked 7th (tied for 7th)
in total ints, and tied for 10th in QB sacks. Also note that Miami allows that Miami is
ranked 26th in sacks allowed (30).