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Quote Originally Posted by DannySchayes:
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Why did the books like the Browns so much today?
It wasn't to get 50/50 action with a line of -4, because A LOT of people took the Pats (80%-20% at some places).
Are there stats to back up this line? Are the pats notoriously bad in Cleveland?
Nobody answered yet.
Why did the books like the Browns so much today?
It wasn't to get 50/50 action with a line of -4, because A LOT of people took the Pats (80%-20% at some places).
Are there stats to back up this line? Are the pats notoriously bad in Cleveland?
Hindsight 20/20 but...
1) Browns bye week playing their coach's #1 rival
2) Colt McCoy's first home game after 2 solid road games
3) New England was 19th offensively and 28th defensively in the league coming into this week. They just scored quite a few points on defensive and special teams to get to 6-1.
4) The trading of Randy Moss has eliminated the "deep" threat on an offense that loves to go short. You need that threat to really exploit the other options.
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