Miami is 4-0 but still do not have me convinced. Yes they did beat the Falcons but other than have not beat anyone else. So with that said I like New Orleans tonight -7. The Saints at home are hard to beat. Saints win by 10+. I don't think Miami can hang with the Saints. If for some reason Miami comes out on top then I will think different of them. But until then they still have to prove to me that they are the team to beat. Now onto the over/under. I am leaning the over because I feel Brees and company can put up 35+. With that Miami needs to score 14. I dont think the Saints defense will shut down Miami. This game should end up with at least 50+ scored. Any thoughts?
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Miami is 4-0 but still do not have me convinced. Yes they did beat the Falcons but other than have not beat anyone else. So with that said I like New Orleans tonight -7. The Saints at home are hard to beat. Saints win by 10+. I don't think Miami can hang with the Saints. If for some reason Miami comes out on top then I will think different of them. But until then they still have to prove to me that they are the team to beat. Now onto the over/under. I am leaning the over because I feel Brees and company can put up 35+. With that Miami needs to score 14. I dont think the Saints defense will shut down Miami. This game should end up with at least 50+ scored. Any thoughts?
BULLSH!T, theyve beaten Cleveland and Indy in back to back weeks on the road, more than what the Saints have done.
I agree!.....Miami resume is looking good....beating Cleveland away and also beating two top teams in indy and Atlanta...and this guy says theyhavent beaten anybody????...n.o just barely got by tampa and who is Arizona???...the guy obviously doesn't know what he is talking about!!!!
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Quote Originally Posted by jtoler:
BULLSH!T, theyve beaten Cleveland and Indy in back to back weeks on the road, more than what the Saints have done.
I agree!.....Miami resume is looking good....beating Cleveland away and also beating two top teams in indy and Atlanta...and this guy says theyhavent beaten anybody????...n.o just barely got by tampa and who is Arizona???...the guy obviously doesn't know what he is talking about!!!!
Road games are tough in the NFL. Cleveland and Indy aren't really top teams but I know Indy has been playing well. Coming into the dome in New Orleans as a road team is tough for any team. I am not sure the Dolphins are ready for it. Yes they are a surprising 4-0 and no one would have thought that but tonight is their first real challenge. If they can hang with the Saints then this Dolphins team means business.
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Road games are tough in the NFL. Cleveland and Indy aren't really top teams but I know Indy has been playing well. Coming into the dome in New Orleans as a road team is tough for any team. I am not sure the Dolphins are ready for it. Yes they are a surprising 4-0 and no one would have thought that but tonight is their first real challenge. If they can hang with the Saints then this Dolphins team means business.
I know there are a lot of Dolphin backers out there and for a team to be 4-0 and get 7 points means something. Vegas knows a lot of people are gonna be taking the Dolphins with the 7. It is possible for the upset since anything is possible but I just don't see it happening tonight on Monday Night football
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I know there are a lot of Dolphin backers out there and for a team to be 4-0 and get 7 points means something. Vegas knows a lot of people are gonna be taking the Dolphins with the 7. It is possible for the upset since anything is possible but I just don't see it happening tonight on Monday Night football
I would just take Brees over Tannehill anyday especially at home. I know defense is important too but I just don't see the dolphins shutting down Brees at home
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I would just take Brees over Tannehill anyday especially at home. I know defense is important too but I just don't see the dolphins shutting down Brees at home
I know there are a lot of Dolphin backers out there and for a team to be 4-0 and get 7 points means something. Vegas knows a lot of people are gonna be taking the Dolphins with the 7. It is possible for the upset since anything is possible but I just don't see it happening tonight on Monday Night football
The Saints are an overwhelming public play. I agree when the line came out there was figured to be more Dolphin love, but all this proves is that the public isn't sold on the Dolphins being a legit team this year. Idk man... 35+? that's a lot of scoring. All I read today is people listing reasons to take NO... what about reasons to take Miami? Seems like everyone is taking NO without giving a second thought to the Dolphins.
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Quote Originally Posted by Randy1183:
I know there are a lot of Dolphin backers out there and for a team to be 4-0 and get 7 points means something. Vegas knows a lot of people are gonna be taking the Dolphins with the 7. It is possible for the upset since anything is possible but I just don't see it happening tonight on Monday Night football
The Saints are an overwhelming public play. I agree when the line came out there was figured to be more Dolphin love, but all this proves is that the public isn't sold on the Dolphins being a legit team this year. Idk man... 35+? that's a lot of scoring. All I read today is people listing reasons to take NO... what about reasons to take Miami? Seems like everyone is taking NO without giving a second thought to the Dolphins.
The Saints shine when it comes to Monday night football...
ESPN's Monday Night Football crew must love to visit New Orleans, and the New Orleans Saints
love to have them. The last time the Saints lost on Monday Night
Football was October 6, 2008 vs. Minnesota. Since that loss, the Saints
have played six home games at the Superdome on Monday Night Football
and they are 6-0. The current six-game MNF home winning streak started
on November 24, 2008 vs Green Bay.
In the six games, the Saints have outscored their opponents 246-126.
This breaks down to an average score of 41-21, basically doubling the
opponent. Averaging 40+ points over a six game stretch during the span
of five seasons is pretty astounding when you really think about it.
Now the Saints feature a defense that can match the impressiveness of
its offense.
The bigger the stage, the brighter the lights, the better for the Saints. Sean Payton and Drew Brees
have consistently found a way to elevate their team and their game in
primetime. While the Saints have been very impressive at home on Sunday
Night Football as well, it's Monday Night where they have been without
equal. Whatever it is that gets the Saints in that next gear for
primetime, expect it to continue tonight against Miami.
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The Saints shine when it comes to Monday night football...
ESPN's Monday Night Football crew must love to visit New Orleans, and the New Orleans Saints
love to have them. The last time the Saints lost on Monday Night
Football was October 6, 2008 vs. Minnesota. Since that loss, the Saints
have played six home games at the Superdome on Monday Night Football
and they are 6-0. The current six-game MNF home winning streak started
on November 24, 2008 vs Green Bay.
In the six games, the Saints have outscored their opponents 246-126.
This breaks down to an average score of 41-21, basically doubling the
opponent. Averaging 40+ points over a six game stretch during the span
of five seasons is pretty astounding when you really think about it.
Now the Saints feature a defense that can match the impressiveness of
its offense.
The bigger the stage, the brighter the lights, the better for the Saints. Sean Payton and Drew Brees
have consistently found a way to elevate their team and their game in
primetime. While the Saints have been very impressive at home on Sunday
Night Football as well, it's Monday Night where they have been without
equal. Whatever it is that gets the Saints in that next gear for
primetime, expect it to continue tonight against Miami.
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