19-13 record in November. Was happy to collect every week.
HOUSTON/PHILLY The Texans shut down the sometimes effective Titans offense last week. It marks their second shutout in team history and first since 2004. They've got a completely different task on hand Thursday night. This isn't Rusty Smith. Houston allows opposing QBs a 101.4 QB rating, second worst in the league. Vick has a QB rating of 106.0, the best in the league. Only Denver has gotten less QB sacks than Houston and only the Pats give up more passing yards than they do. Vick has become a passer first, with the ability to scamper for big chunks whenever he desires. He's averaging 290 YPG his last 6 full games and has only thrown one INT all year. Philly has the best deep threat receiver in the league and I can see a MONSTER game for Jackson. Houston is good against the run, but that doesn't mean that they are going to contain Vick and McCoy. Vick should account for well over 400 yards total offense. Philly is pissed off after their huge letdown last week and they still had a slim chance at the end of that game. With Philly coming off their worst game of the year and Houston (statistically) coming off their best (it really wasn't if they could only manage 20 points on Tennessee), 8 points is a huge number, but these teams aren't even close. Philly would be a much bigger fave if last week wasn't so rough for them and so successful for Houston. The line has the appearance of being too high, which explains why the public is on this game 50-50. Despite the even split, this line may climb to close to 10. I think this line is begging you to take the points with Houston. Philly is going to whoop that ass.
Eagles 41, Houston 23
3 Units Philly -8
5 Units OVER 50.5
POY Philly 1H Team Total OVER whatever it ends up being (probably 14 or 14.5) 20 Units
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19-13 record in November. Was happy to collect every week.
HOUSTON/PHILLY The Texans shut down the sometimes effective Titans offense last week. It marks their second shutout in team history and first since 2004. They've got a completely different task on hand Thursday night. This isn't Rusty Smith. Houston allows opposing QBs a 101.4 QB rating, second worst in the league. Vick has a QB rating of 106.0, the best in the league. Only Denver has gotten less QB sacks than Houston and only the Pats give up more passing yards than they do. Vick has become a passer first, with the ability to scamper for big chunks whenever he desires. He's averaging 290 YPG his last 6 full games and has only thrown one INT all year. Philly has the best deep threat receiver in the league and I can see a MONSTER game for Jackson. Houston is good against the run, but that doesn't mean that they are going to contain Vick and McCoy. Vick should account for well over 400 yards total offense. Philly is pissed off after their huge letdown last week and they still had a slim chance at the end of that game. With Philly coming off their worst game of the year and Houston (statistically) coming off their best (it really wasn't if they could only manage 20 points on Tennessee), 8 points is a huge number, but these teams aren't even close. Philly would be a much bigger fave if last week wasn't so rough for them and so successful for Houston. The line has the appearance of being too high, which explains why the public is on this game 50-50. Despite the even split, this line may climb to close to 10. I think this line is begging you to take the points with Houston. Philly is going to whoop that ass.
Eagles 41, Houston 23
3 Units Philly -8
5 Units OVER 50.5
POY Philly 1H Team Total OVER whatever it ends up being (probably 14 or 14.5) 20 Units
completely agree. my book only has the 1st half total and it's set at 26. i believe it's the easiest bet of the night, and if this loses, just double down on the 2nd half.
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completely agree. my book only has the 1st half total and it's set at 26. i believe it's the easiest bet of the night, and if this loses, just double down on the 2nd half.
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