Buy a point, it is worth it. There is real value at 5
Last year the Saints as favorites won by 5 vs Minnesota spread was 5 in that game as well.
The Saints are a very good day opening team having won their last 3 season openers and have a 5-1 record in their last - And as most have heard Drew Brees kept these guys working during the lock out with some strong leadership which I think will pay even more dividends in this game.
Brees is a great QB and is very similar to his counter-part Rodgers. Both can really dominate a game and have complete control of the offense and can score tons of points. These are two teams that won the super bowls the past 2 years that is what I call even.
A word about the schedule - The Saints were going to play in Green Bay and that is set by the formula used to determine who and where you play. The human element is when. Timing is key
The schedule makers gave the saints a big break here as they get to play in Early September in ideal conditions for a Dome Team. Not to mention their toughest road game is on opening day where they have shown to flourish - If this game were late in October or November the home field could really help the packers. Big difference in the timing of this contest.
I love the Pack, what's not to love right? I have a huge respect for Rodgers. The guy is a super star, but this is not a mismatch and the pack will have their hands full containing Drew, same goes for the Saints containing Aaron to be sure. This game could easily come down to the final drive and perhaps a game winning FG
Can the Saints win this game? I think they have a good shot and that is what I look at when I take a dog. Line dropped from 5 to 4 which I think says a lot considering this is the Super Bowl Champion Green Bay Packers at home. Line should go the other way right? Just a thought.
Early money has came in on the Saints and this line moved awhile ago Pack are healthy now and ready to defend their title but I just see so many weapons on both sides its hard to not take points here.
GL as usual
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New Orleans + 5 ( -120)
Buy a point, it is worth it. There is real value at 5
Last year the Saints as favorites won by 5 vs Minnesota spread was 5 in that game as well.
The Saints are a very good day opening team having won their last 3 season openers and have a 5-1 record in their last - And as most have heard Drew Brees kept these guys working during the lock out with some strong leadership which I think will pay even more dividends in this game.
Brees is a great QB and is very similar to his counter-part Rodgers. Both can really dominate a game and have complete control of the offense and can score tons of points. These are two teams that won the super bowls the past 2 years that is what I call even.
A word about the schedule - The Saints were going to play in Green Bay and that is set by the formula used to determine who and where you play. The human element is when. Timing is key
The schedule makers gave the saints a big break here as they get to play in Early September in ideal conditions for a Dome Team. Not to mention their toughest road game is on opening day where they have shown to flourish - If this game were late in October or November the home field could really help the packers. Big difference in the timing of this contest.
I love the Pack, what's not to love right? I have a huge respect for Rodgers. The guy is a super star, but this is not a mismatch and the pack will have their hands full containing Drew, same goes for the Saints containing Aaron to be sure. This game could easily come down to the final drive and perhaps a game winning FG
Can the Saints win this game? I think they have a good shot and that is what I look at when I take a dog. Line dropped from 5 to 4 which I think says a lot considering this is the Super Bowl Champion Green Bay Packers at home. Line should go the other way right? Just a thought.
Early money has came in on the Saints and this line moved awhile ago Pack are healthy now and ready to defend their title but I just see so many weapons on both sides its hard to not take points here.
Good luck brotha. I like the Saints here as well, but I still have burns on me from the Super Bowl betting against Rodgers. I definitely agree with your point about the home field advantage meaning very little right now.
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Good luck brotha. I like the Saints here as well, but I still have burns on me from the Super Bowl betting against Rodgers. I definitely agree with your point about the home field advantage meaning very little right now.
Good luck brotha. I like the Saints here as well, but I still have burns on me from the Super Bowl betting against Rodgers. I definitely agree with your point about the home field advantage meaning very little right now.
Funny you say that cause I got burned 2 times against Rodgers in the post-season till I finally wised up and took them in the super bowl .. peace bro
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Quote Originally Posted by scsiegel89:
Good luck brotha. I like the Saints here as well, but I still have burns on me from the Super Bowl betting against Rodgers. I definitely agree with your point about the home field advantage meaning very little right now.
Funny you say that cause I got burned 2 times against Rodgers in the post-season till I finally wised up and took them in the super bowl .. peace bro
I would hate to lose on a half point, been there done that.
As mentioned the last season opening night on Thursday ended on 5
History sometimes likes to repeat itself.
There was a missed extra point in that game to make it 5, rather than 4. 14-9 isn't a typical score. Even then, it's a push for you. You're more likely to have games with a 4 point differential, than 5, thus the hook has a less chance of biting you.
I like the Saint either way, so GL
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Quote Originally Posted by Gold_Rush:
I would hate to lose on a half point, been there done that.
As mentioned the last season opening night on Thursday ended on 5
History sometimes likes to repeat itself.
There was a missed extra point in that game to make it 5, rather than 4. 14-9 isn't a typical score. Even then, it's a push for you. You're more likely to have games with a 4 point differential, than 5, thus the hook has a less chance of biting you.
There was a missed extra point in that game to make it 5, rather than 4. 14-9 isn't a typical score. Even then, it's a push for you. You're more likely to have games with a 4 point differential, than 5, thus the hook has a less chance of biting you.
I like the Saint either way, so GL
true, i normally do not buy points on 4, only reason i did was because of last years Thursday Night game.. but your right
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Quote Originally Posted by Cover Hog:
There was a missed extra point in that game to make it 5, rather than 4. 14-9 isn't a typical score. Even then, it's a push for you. You're more likely to have games with a 4 point differential, than 5, thus the hook has a less chance of biting you.
I like the Saint either way, so GL
true, i normally do not buy points on 4, only reason i did was because of last years Thursday Night game.. but your right
Run the probablity of it being a 5 point game rather then a 4 point game then the amount you pay for buying the point (a whole 10%??) and make a comparison mathematically and tell me if its still worth it? Credibility gone
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Run the probablity of it being a 5 point game rather then a 4 point game then the amount you pay for buying the point (a whole 10%??) and make a comparison mathematically and tell me if its still worth it? Credibility gone
Run the probablity of it being a 5 point game rather then a 4 point game then the amount you pay for buying the point (a whole 10%??) and make a comparison mathematically and tell me if its still worth it? Credibility gone
For your information
3 games ended on 5 last year week 1
Credibility not gone
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Quote Originally Posted by NRLisBack:
Run the probablity of it being a 5 point game rather then a 4 point game then the amount you pay for buying the point (a whole 10%??) and make a comparison mathematically and tell me if its still worth it? Credibility gone
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