You do make several valid points. Miami had a great ball control game against the Colts (over 45 minutes!) and they really should have beat the Saints.
That being said, I think this is a good situational play against Miami. They just had to travel up North last week and only gained 100 total yards against the Jets. I think the fact that they somehow managed to win that game gives the Patriots some added line value. I'm basically looking at it as the Patriots off a bye, at home, against a team making a second consecutive roadie up north.
It wouldn't surprise me at all if Miami kept it to single digits, but I strongly feel that this game has blowout written all over it.
I think he makes valid points and so do you.
I do think it's a bad situational spot for MIA....
BUT at the same time, it may be a bad spot for NE as well.
I say this because I remember when SD/NO went to London they both layed HUGE eggs the week back following the bye.
Now, it's hard to say if NE will will suffer the same effects because the NO/SD game was hard fought but NE somewhat easily handled the sorry Bucs.
I'm still not sure about this game. I do feel like the Over is a decent play.
I was looking at the team totals and MIA at 17 and NE at 27.5 seem good considering the total is 47, I think both are low.
MIA Ov. 17 is appealing considering they put up at least 30 points in four straight games against solid D's including playing terribly last week.
Good thread btw
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Quote Originally Posted by alwayson22:
Nutter,
You do make several valid points. Miami had a great ball control game against the Colts (over 45 minutes!) and they really should have beat the Saints.
That being said, I think this is a good situational play against Miami. They just had to travel up North last week and only gained 100 total yards against the Jets. I think the fact that they somehow managed to win that game gives the Patriots some added line value. I'm basically looking at it as the Patriots off a bye, at home, against a team making a second consecutive roadie up north.
It wouldn't surprise me at all if Miami kept it to single digits, but I strongly feel that this game has blowout written all over it.
I think he makes valid points and so do you.
I do think it's a bad situational spot for MIA....
BUT at the same time, it may be a bad spot for NE as well.
I say this because I remember when SD/NO went to London they both layed HUGE eggs the week back following the bye.
Now, it's hard to say if NE will will suffer the same effects because the NO/SD game was hard fought but NE somewhat easily handled the sorry Bucs.
I'm still not sure about this game. I do feel like the Over is a decent play.
I was looking at the team totals and MIA at 17 and NE at 27.5 seem good considering the total is 47, I think both are low.
MIA Ov. 17 is appealing considering they put up at least 30 points in four straight games against solid D's including playing terribly last week.
The patsies will score all day here, they do not need to run one running play. Miami pass D is horrendous......Miami will not be able to score with them when they fall behind, it becomes Henne and the patsies will put the necessary pressure on him to make mistakes and end up losing the game big for them as he did against the saints. patsies by 21, just like the man said.
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The patsies will score all day here, they do not need to run one running play. Miami pass D is horrendous......Miami will not be able to score with them when they fall behind, it becomes Henne and the patsies will put the necessary pressure on him to make mistakes and end up losing the game big for them as he did against the saints. patsies by 21, just like the man said.
The patsies will score all day here, they do not need to run one running play. Miami pass D is horrendous......Miami will not be able to score with them when they fall behind, it becomes Henne and the patsies will put the necessary pressure on him to make mistakes and end up losing the game big for them as he did against the saints. patsies by 21, just like the man said.
I remember another thread where everyone was all over the Pats jock during week 2 when they played the Jets saying some of the same things; Belichek was some ridiculous record against rookie qbs and the Pats were going to pass all over the Jets. I think we know how that turned out.
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Quote Originally Posted by occy777:
The patsies will score all day here, they do not need to run one running play. Miami pass D is horrendous......Miami will not be able to score with them when they fall behind, it becomes Henne and the patsies will put the necessary pressure on him to make mistakes and end up losing the game big for them as he did against the saints. patsies by 21, just like the man said.
I remember another thread where everyone was all over the Pats jock during week 2 when they played the Jets saying some of the same things; Belichek was some ridiculous record against rookie qbs and the Pats were going to pass all over the Jets. I think we know how that turned out.
The Pats' will roll tomorrow. No one is better than Bellicek at game preparation, especially when given an extra week. His resume speaks for himself.
While their 2 previous victories were over lightly regarded TENN and TB, as you former (or current) baseball players like myself know, sometimes a couple of rounds of batting practice to get your timing down and confidence back is all you need, especially when your cleanup hitter is named Brady.
Last weeks MIA win over the Jets was truly fortunate. Underachiever Ginn runs 2 kickoffs back, J.T. had a flashback from years past returning a fumble for a TD. Yes, these are all parts of the game, just not parts you can consistently count on, especially with MIA. Ginn is no Devin Hester or Dante Hall. He's not even a Wes Welker, especially when it comes to hands and route running.
Mia's young secondary has shown promise, no question. But when faced with the challenge of a top tier QB (Peyton, Brees), they looked like a high school defense and were completely shredded. It won't be any different with Brady, believe me.
I've been a MIA fan since probably before many of you were even around. Betting nearly as long too. My avatar is not just some hot MIA cheerleader for no particular reason.
For those of you who like teasers, throw the PATS' in with your other favorite game, mine will be the Giants, who I expect to rebound resoundingly against SD this week. You'll be cashing in on Monday.
Good Luck to all!!!
"I'm afraid all we may have done is awakened a sleeping giant."
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The Pats' will roll tomorrow. No one is better than Bellicek at game preparation, especially when given an extra week. His resume speaks for himself.
While their 2 previous victories were over lightly regarded TENN and TB, as you former (or current) baseball players like myself know, sometimes a couple of rounds of batting practice to get your timing down and confidence back is all you need, especially when your cleanup hitter is named Brady.
Last weeks MIA win over the Jets was truly fortunate. Underachiever Ginn runs 2 kickoffs back, J.T. had a flashback from years past returning a fumble for a TD. Yes, these are all parts of the game, just not parts you can consistently count on, especially with MIA. Ginn is no Devin Hester or Dante Hall. He's not even a Wes Welker, especially when it comes to hands and route running.
Mia's young secondary has shown promise, no question. But when faced with the challenge of a top tier QB (Peyton, Brees), they looked like a high school defense and were completely shredded. It won't be any different with Brady, believe me.
I've been a MIA fan since probably before many of you were even around. Betting nearly as long too. My avatar is not just some hot MIA cheerleader for no particular reason.
For those of you who like teasers, throw the PATS' in with your other favorite game, mine will be the Giants, who I expect to rebound resoundingly against SD this week. You'll be cashing in on Monday.
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