Made a small profit yesterday picking up 1.8 units and boosting combined college and NFL record to 37-17 on the year for a 68.5% winning percentage and 45 units of profit.
Today is a new day though and a clean slate. Really think the Raiders show some fight tonight. Clady being out is huge and the Broncos are a PR nightmare right now with the whole Von Miller mess. Denver is definitely the better team and should win but I think the Raiders D will show their worth tonight and Pryor will make enough plays to keep things within the number.
Tonight........
Raiders +16.5 (3 units)
Good Luck
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Made a small profit yesterday picking up 1.8 units and boosting combined college and NFL record to 37-17 on the year for a 68.5% winning percentage and 45 units of profit.
Today is a new day though and a clean slate. Really think the Raiders show some fight tonight. Clady being out is huge and the Broncos are a PR nightmare right now with the whole Von Miller mess. Denver is definitely the better team and should win but I think the Raiders D will show their worth tonight and Pryor will make enough plays to keep things within the number.
Would lean under but I don't have a great feel for this total. 1st half under might be a better play with the way the Broncos have been this year. Good Luck
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Quote Originally Posted by fixedgames12:
any lean on the total?
Would lean under but I don't have a great feel for this total. 1st half under might be a better play with the way the Broncos have been this year. Good Luck
Take the Denver Broncos minus all those points versus the Oakland Raiders. Denver (2-0) is averaging 45 points in their first two games this season -- and now with the stage of Monday Night Football as well as an extra-day to prepare for this suspect Raiders' defense, look for Peyton Manning to put up another huge statistical display in front of the nationally televised crowd. The Broncos come off their 41-23 win in New York against the Giants in the Manning Bowl as a 3.5-point favorite -- and they have then covered the point spread in 5 of their last 6 games following a victory. Denver has also covered the point spread in 4 of their last 5 games after a point spread win. Furthermore, the Broncos have covered the point spread in 5 of their last games after scoring at least 30 points in their last game. And in their last 6 encounters with a fellow AFC opponent, Denver has covered the point spread in 5 of these contests. Oakland (1-1) looks to build off the momentum of their 19-9 win over Jacksonville as a 3.5-point favorite -- but they have then failed to cover the point spread in 5 of their last 6 games following a straight-up victory. Additionally, the Raiders have failed to cover the point spread in 6 of their last 7 games after a point spread win. Adapting to the high-altitude in Denver along with Manning pushing the tempo with his hurry-up offense will make things very challenging for Oakland in this one. Lay the points in this one. Best of luck --
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Take the Denver Broncos minus all those points versus the Oakland Raiders. Denver (2-0) is averaging 45 points in their first two games this season -- and now with the stage of Monday Night Football as well as an extra-day to prepare for this suspect Raiders' defense, look for Peyton Manning to put up another huge statistical display in front of the nationally televised crowd. The Broncos come off their 41-23 win in New York against the Giants in the Manning Bowl as a 3.5-point favorite -- and they have then covered the point spread in 5 of their last 6 games following a victory. Denver has also covered the point spread in 4 of their last 5 games after a point spread win. Furthermore, the Broncos have covered the point spread in 5 of their last games after scoring at least 30 points in their last game. And in their last 6 encounters with a fellow AFC opponent, Denver has covered the point spread in 5 of these contests. Oakland (1-1) looks to build off the momentum of their 19-9 win over Jacksonville as a 3.5-point favorite -- but they have then failed to cover the point spread in 5 of their last 6 games following a straight-up victory. Additionally, the Raiders have failed to cover the point spread in 6 of their last 7 games after a point spread win. Adapting to the high-altitude in Denver along with Manning pushing the tempo with his hurry-up offense will make things very challenging for Oakland in this one. Lay the points in this one. Best of luck --
Take the Denver Broncos minus all those points versus the Oakland Raiders. Denver (2-0) is averaging 45 points in their first two games this season -- and now with the stage of Monday Night Football as well as an extra-day to prepare for this suspect Raiders' defense, look for Peyton Manning to put up another huge statistical display in front of the nationally televised crowd. The Broncos come off their 41-23 win in New York against the Giants in the Manning Bowl as a 3.5-point favorite -- and they have then covered the point spread in 5 of their last 6 games following a victory. Denver has also covered the point spread in 4 of their last 5 games after a point spread win. Furthermore, the Broncos have covered the point spread in 5 of their last games after scoring at least 30 points in their last game. And in their last 6 encounters with a fellow AFC opponent, Denver has covered the point spread in 5 of these contests. Oakland (1-1) looks to build off the momentum of their 19-9 win over Jacksonville as a 3.5-point favorite -- but they have then failed to cover the point spread in 5 of their last 6 games following a straight-up victory. Additionally, the Raiders have failed to cover the point spread in 6 of their last 7 games after a point spread win. Adapting to the high-altitude in Denver along with Manning pushing the tempo with his hurry-up offense will make things very challenging for Oakland in this one. Lay the points in this one. Best of luck --
Don't care much for trends, especially when most of the stats you listed came from games with different coaches and QBs for both teams. Denver is certainly the better team here but 16.5 points in the NFL is a lot for any team. These are still professional players here and these guys have a lot of pride.
Please tell me why being on the MNF stage is any reason to bet on Manning? It's not like the guy has anything left to prove in this game. He's already reached every milestone to hit as a player. Do you really think beating down the Raiders is going to cement his legacy ? This is week 3 ! Everyone needs to stop overreacting to the Broncos first 2 games. They beat a Ravens team in week 1 that lost many of their leaders and had no identity at the time . Week 2 they beat an awful Giants team that could be among the worst 5 teams in the league.
After those two games , every square and their brother seems to have this flawless logic about how the Broncos will win by 50. I wouldn't be so sure about that. Better teams play down to their competition ALL the time and this is way too many points to lay for a team who just lost their franchise LT. Appreciate the write up but your logic is flawed and trends don't win games in the NFL.
Good Luck
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Quote Originally Posted by kevin1462003:
Take the Denver Broncos minus all those points versus the Oakland Raiders. Denver (2-0) is averaging 45 points in their first two games this season -- and now with the stage of Monday Night Football as well as an extra-day to prepare for this suspect Raiders' defense, look for Peyton Manning to put up another huge statistical display in front of the nationally televised crowd. The Broncos come off their 41-23 win in New York against the Giants in the Manning Bowl as a 3.5-point favorite -- and they have then covered the point spread in 5 of their last 6 games following a victory. Denver has also covered the point spread in 4 of their last 5 games after a point spread win. Furthermore, the Broncos have covered the point spread in 5 of their last games after scoring at least 30 points in their last game. And in their last 6 encounters with a fellow AFC opponent, Denver has covered the point spread in 5 of these contests. Oakland (1-1) looks to build off the momentum of their 19-9 win over Jacksonville as a 3.5-point favorite -- but they have then failed to cover the point spread in 5 of their last 6 games following a straight-up victory. Additionally, the Raiders have failed to cover the point spread in 6 of their last 7 games after a point spread win. Adapting to the high-altitude in Denver along with Manning pushing the tempo with his hurry-up offense will make things very challenging for Oakland in this one. Lay the points in this one. Best of luck --
Don't care much for trends, especially when most of the stats you listed came from games with different coaches and QBs for both teams. Denver is certainly the better team here but 16.5 points in the NFL is a lot for any team. These are still professional players here and these guys have a lot of pride.
Please tell me why being on the MNF stage is any reason to bet on Manning? It's not like the guy has anything left to prove in this game. He's already reached every milestone to hit as a player. Do you really think beating down the Raiders is going to cement his legacy ? This is week 3 ! Everyone needs to stop overreacting to the Broncos first 2 games. They beat a Ravens team in week 1 that lost many of their leaders and had no identity at the time . Week 2 they beat an awful Giants team that could be among the worst 5 teams in the league.
After those two games , every square and their brother seems to have this flawless logic about how the Broncos will win by 50. I wouldn't be so sure about that. Better teams play down to their competition ALL the time and this is way too many points to lay for a team who just lost their franchise LT. Appreciate the write up but your logic is flawed and trends don't win games in the NFL.
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