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Revenge to Saints after last years playoff fiasco
New Orleans Saints +3 ** LARGE**
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These "revenge" storylines never work unless they are backed up by facts.
Fact: The Rams are a much superior offense than the Texans especially running. Gurley anhilates Hyde or Johnson.
Fact: Carlos Hyde and Duke Johnson dominated New Orleans yesterday. For some strange reason the Texans tried only 19 rush attempts, even though they were averaging more than 7 yards per carry. Unbelievable!
Fact: Drew Brees is WAY worse away than at home.
Fact: Lattimore has regressed since the 2nd half of last season. Cooks, Woods and Cupp are a at least on the same level than Hopkins, Fuller and Stills.
I don`t know Rick, sounds like you are on the wrong side of this game.
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Quote Originally Posted by EastsideBangers:
Revenge to Saints after last years playoff fiasco New Orleans Saints +3 ** LARGE**
Revenge to Saints after last years playoff fiasco New Orleans Saints +3 ** LARGE**
If your regular plays are 1 unit, how many does it make the LARGE wagers? GL this week and season. Saints are bad on the road, but might pull it off here, we'll see.
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Quote Originally Posted by gutinstinctus:
These "revenge" storylines never work unless they are backed up by facts. Fact: The Rams are a much superior offense than the Texans especially running. Gurley anhilates Hyde or Johnson. Fact: Carlos Hyde and Duke Johnson dominated New Orleans yesterday. For some strange reason the Texans tried only 19 rush attempts, even though they were averaging more than 7 yards per carry. Unbelievable! Fact: Drew Brees is WAY worse away than at home. Fact: Lattimore has regressed since the 2nd half of last season. Cooks, Woods and Cupp are a at least on the same level than Hopkins, Fuller and Stills. I don`t know Rick, sounds like you are on the wrong side of this game.
These "revenge" storylines never work unless they are backed up by facts. Fact: The Rams are a much superior offense than the Texans especially running. Gurley anhilates Hyde or Johnson. Fact: Carlos Hyde and Duke Johnson dominated New Orleans yesterday. For some strange reason the Texans tried only 19 rush attempts, even though they were averaging more than 7 yards per carry. Unbelievable! Fact: Drew Brees is WAY worse away than at home. Fact: Lattimore has regressed since the 2nd half of last season. Cooks, Woods and Cupp are a at least on the same level than Hopkins, Fuller and Stills. I don`t know Rick, sounds like you are on the wrong side of this game.
Unless you can be objective or disclose actual facts, fandom has no place on a betting board.
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Quote Originally Posted by daneault23:
Quote Originally Posted by EastsideBangers:
Revenge to Saints after last years playoff fiasco New Orleans Saints +3 ** LARGE**
If your regular plays are 1 unit, how many does it make the LARGE wagers? GL this week and season. Saints are bad on the road, but might pull it off here, we'll see.Revenge to Saints after last years playoff fiasco New Orleans Saints +3 ** LARGE**
Bad on the road? They were 7-1 last year with an average margin of victory of 10.8 in the 7 wins.
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Saints were bad at winning opening games too. New contracts and a clock ticking for Drew Brees can push change. Their time to win is now, and also Brees is chasing a TD record. Honestly idk how the Saints do so good with just 2 offensive players basically, and a backup RB chiming in. But somehow they do.
But, the 150 rushing yards given up is scary. I'm feeling it's a Rams win and the Saints will have to claw their way back into the playoffs
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Quote Originally Posted by Alexg85:
Saints were bad at winning opening games too. New contracts and a clock ticking for Drew Brees can push change. Their time to win is now, and also Brees is chasing a TD record. Honestly idk how the Saints do so good with just 2 offensive players basically, and a backup RB chiming in. But somehow they do. But, the 150 rushing yards given up is scary. I'm feeling it's a Rams win and the Saints will have to claw their way back into the playoffs
Saints were bad at winning opening games too. New contracts and a clock ticking for Drew Brees can push change. Their time to win is now, and also Brees is chasing a TD record. Honestly idk how the Saints do so good with just 2 offensive players basically, and a backup RB chiming in. But somehow they do. But, the 150 rushing yards given up is scary. I'm feeling it's a Rams win and the Saints will have to claw their way back into the playoffs
So Brees, Kamara, Thomas, Ginn, Cook, and arguably the best offensive line in football is basically two offensive players?
How?
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Quote Originally Posted by JuicyCane:
. True facts here.
There is no revenge factor, that is just a narrative made up by dumb money. if you knew how little 90% of these guys even cared they lost. Their money is tight, on to a new year, Rams are the better team in the home opener. Don't lose money on dumb bets because you think you are Sigmund Freud.
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Why isn’t the so called revenge factor a two way story line?
Why aren’t the Rams just as motivated to prove they belonged in the super bowl and have motivation to open a can of whoop behind on dem dar saints?
I like Brees over Goff and getting points is bonus.
But this revenge factor is one sided media hype .
Be balanced
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Quote Originally Posted by gutinstinctus:
These "revenge" storylines never work unless they are backed up by facts.
These "revenge" storylines never work unless they are backed up by facts.
Ok, your facts are shit by the way.
Fact.1: The Rams are a much superior offense than the Texans especially running. Gurley anhilates Hyde or Johnson.
Why are you comparing the Rams offense to the Texans offense? Shouldn't you be comparing Gurley (6.9 ypc in game 1) vs. Kamara (7.6 ypc in game 1)? Also NOS sacked HOU 6 times, LAR only sacked CAR 3 times; LAR only managed 4.8 yards per play, NOS averaged 7.8 yards per play a 62.5% edge!!!
Fact.2: Again who cares about the Texans short comings, what effect does that have on this game, Cam Newton hasn't throw a TD pass in his last 4 games, lost his last 8 and the Rams BARELY beat them.
Fact.3: Brees QB rating home = 103.1, away = 92.3, big WHOOP!
Fact.4: huh? total yard differential vs. opponent in week 1, LAR = +6 yards, NOS = +96 yards
If you are trying to improve your argument, get much more accurate and relevant facts.
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Quote Originally Posted by Alexg85:
Saints were bad at winning opening games too. New contracts and a clock ticking for Drew Brees can push change. Their time to win is now, and also Brees is chasing a TD record. Honestly idk how the Saints do so good with just 2 offensive players basically, and a backup RB chiming in. But somehow they do.
Saints were bad at winning opening games too. New contracts and a clock ticking for Drew Brees can push change. Their time to win is now, and also Brees is chasing a TD record. Honestly idk how the Saints do so good with just 2 offensive players basically, and a backup RB chiming in. But somehow they do.
The Saints game was closer than it had to be, the NFL admitted they screwed the pooch with the clock at the end of the first half.
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