Hit my top play last week with the Titans, this week’s belongs to
Buffalo.
New England Patriots @ Buffalo
Bills
Huge Patriots fan here telling you
not to believe what you saw in week 1 against the Steelers. The Patriots will
be a 3 man team early in the year with Brady, Gronk, and Edelman. They have a
rebuilding defense that the Steelers couldn’t take advantage of due to Bell,
Pouncey, and Bryant being out of the game. Because of this defense, and an
improving AFC East - I bet the Bills OVER team wins a few weeks ago as well as
the Dolphins to win the division (adding more on that today).
The Bills should
take care of business this weekend as this is a terrible matchup for NE on the
road this early in the season. I’m not a fan of big mouth Rex but he’s faced
Brady 13 times in his career as a coach going 5-1 ATS over the
past 3 years. Now, he has a team that is far improved facing a Patriots defense
that is still a work in progress. Belichick always gets the best out of his
team despite personnel issues but it usually takes him a month or two to move
things around and work his magic. By then, the Bills and Dolphins could both
easily have a two game lead over them while the Patriots will be getting
everyone’s best all season long which will make it hard for them to make up
ground, especially with this defense. I still expect the Patriots to be a
wildcard team but I fully expect the Bills to blow them out this weekend.
Miami Dolphins @ Jacksonville
Jaguars
This is the worst spot the Dolphins
will be in the first half of the season. Given Philbin is the coach; I don’t
expect him to coach his way out of it despite the talent disparity. I’d be
surprised if the Jaguars didn’t win this game and normally this would be an
automatic ML bet for me but since it’s the Jags, I’m going to keep it safe and
just play the spread.
Bills +105 (5x)
Bears +2.5 (2.5x)
Browns +105 (1.5x)
Redskins +3.5 (3x)
Jaguars +6 (3x)
Bears +9.5 / Bills +7 -120 (2.5x)
Jaguars +14 / Redskins +10.5 -120 (2x)
Dolphins to win AFC East +415 (2x)
Total: -1.15 Units
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To remove first post, remove entire topic.
Hit my top play last week with the Titans, this week’s belongs to
Buffalo.
New England Patriots @ Buffalo
Bills
Huge Patriots fan here telling you
not to believe what you saw in week 1 against the Steelers. The Patriots will
be a 3 man team early in the year with Brady, Gronk, and Edelman. They have a
rebuilding defense that the Steelers couldn’t take advantage of due to Bell,
Pouncey, and Bryant being out of the game. Because of this defense, and an
improving AFC East - I bet the Bills OVER team wins a few weeks ago as well as
the Dolphins to win the division (adding more on that today).
The Bills should
take care of business this weekend as this is a terrible matchup for NE on the
road this early in the season. I’m not a fan of big mouth Rex but he’s faced
Brady 13 times in his career as a coach going 5-1 ATS over the
past 3 years. Now, he has a team that is far improved facing a Patriots defense
that is still a work in progress. Belichick always gets the best out of his
team despite personnel issues but it usually takes him a month or two to move
things around and work his magic. By then, the Bills and Dolphins could both
easily have a two game lead over them while the Patriots will be getting
everyone’s best all season long which will make it hard for them to make up
ground, especially with this defense. I still expect the Patriots to be a
wildcard team but I fully expect the Bills to blow them out this weekend.
Miami Dolphins @ Jacksonville
Jaguars
This is the worst spot the Dolphins
will be in the first half of the season. Given Philbin is the coach; I don’t
expect him to coach his way out of it despite the talent disparity. I’d be
surprised if the Jaguars didn’t win this game and normally this would be an
automatic ML bet for me but since it’s the Jags, I’m going to keep it safe and
just play the spread.
Not sure about the jags but I'm not buying all this Miami is a contender crap.
I want tennesse to win because that's my team. But this would be a perfect let down spot for them due to the fact they have indy on deck next week for the home opener. I do believe the under is a solid play because of public perception to last week's game. I don't think the verdict is out on marriota but like I said in your week 1 thread, this kid is the real deal. Hate it or believe it.... definitely will be a top Qb in the near future.
No opinion on the redskins
Good luck league
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Like the bears and buffalo.
Not sure about the jags but I'm not buying all this Miami is a contender crap.
I want tennesse to win because that's my team. But this would be a perfect let down spot for them due to the fact they have indy on deck next week for the home opener. I do believe the under is a solid play because of public perception to last week's game. I don't think the verdict is out on marriota but like I said in your week 1 thread, this kid is the real deal. Hate it or believe it.... definitely will be a top Qb in the near future.
I ABSOLUTELY love the picks. Just got back from Vegas (Sept 12 - 16) and when i leave i like to make some crazy parlay tickets(will back in Nov) so would be nice to start another trip cashing in right away. Anyways Ticket #1 Broncos +3(Winner), Skins +3.5, Bills +1 $500 pays $6000. Ticket #2 Broncos +3(Winner), Bears +2.5, Jags +6 $500 pays $6000. Ticket #3 Broncos +3(Winner), Louisville +6.5(Winner), Browns -1 $500 pays $6000.
Hope we are on the RIGHT side this week LC!
Good Luck
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LC,
I ABSOLUTELY love the picks. Just got back from Vegas (Sept 12 - 16) and when i leave i like to make some crazy parlay tickets(will back in Nov) so would be nice to start another trip cashing in right away. Anyways Ticket #1 Broncos +3(Winner), Skins +3.5, Bills +1 $500 pays $6000. Ticket #2 Broncos +3(Winner), Bears +2.5, Jags +6 $500 pays $6000. Ticket #3 Broncos +3(Winner), Louisville +6.5(Winner), Browns -1 $500 pays $6000.
Bob Scucci said that the most sharp action has been on the Bears.
From what I noticed last week, the Bears pass rush was actually decent. Just that Rodgers was great at escaping it and keeping the play alive. Palmer is a statue.
BOL LC
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Bob Scucci said that the most sharp action has been on the Bears.
From what I noticed last week, the Bears pass rush was actually decent. Just that Rodgers was great at escaping it and keeping the play alive. Palmer is a statue.
I ABSOLUTELY love the picks. Just got back from Vegas (Sept 12 - 16) and when i leave i like to make some crazy parlay tickets(will back in Nov) so would be nice to start another trip cashing in right away. Anyways Ticket #1 Broncos +3(Winner), Skins +3.5, Bills +1 $500 pays $6000. Ticket #2 Broncos +3(Winner), Bears +2.5, Jags +6 $500 pays $6000. Ticket #3 Broncos +3(Winner), Louisville +6.5(Winner), Browns -1 $500 pays $6000.
Hope we are on the RIGHT side this week LC!
Good Luck
*6000, sorry $3000
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Quote Originally Posted by joepa21:
LC,
I ABSOLUTELY love the picks. Just got back from Vegas (Sept 12 - 16) and when i leave i like to make some crazy parlay tickets(will back in Nov) so would be nice to start another trip cashing in right away. Anyways Ticket #1 Broncos +3(Winner), Skins +3.5, Bills +1 $500 pays $6000. Ticket #2 Broncos +3(Winner), Bears +2.5, Jags +6 $500 pays $6000. Ticket #3 Broncos +3(Winner), Louisville +6.5(Winner), Browns -1 $500 pays $6000.
How is this a bad spot for the dolphins if you don't mind me asking LC ?
Dolphins are a defense minded team that had to come back and
win down by double digits. That normally doesn’t affect a high-octane offense
but when the Defense had to do it and hold the opponent to 0 points for the
remaining 3 quarters, it exerts a lot of energy. Then travelling and laying
almost a touchdown again on the road. The Jaguars outgained the Dolphins by 50
total yards last year but lost due to 2 pick sixes. Revenge games are more
noted when a team feels they played far better than the overall score indicates
(27-13). These teams are in-state rivals and Miami also has two divisional
games on deck. The Jags didn’t play that bad last week, they held the Panthers
to 105 yards on 34 carries on the ground which is really good. Their main issue
again was a pick 6, despite that - the final score would have been 13-9 against
a very good Carolina defense , even after missing 4 kicker points (FG + XP).
Miami won’t have the easiest time converting first downs in this one and if
Bortles can take care of the ball, they should do well. Obviously a big if with
Bortles at the helm but I’ll take my chances against a gassed D – especially
when they’ve discreetly given up 165 yards rushing per game over the past 7
games.
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Quote Originally Posted by jriv189:
How is this a bad spot for the dolphins if you don't mind me asking LC ?
Dolphins are a defense minded team that had to come back and
win down by double digits. That normally doesn’t affect a high-octane offense
but when the Defense had to do it and hold the opponent to 0 points for the
remaining 3 quarters, it exerts a lot of energy. Then travelling and laying
almost a touchdown again on the road. The Jaguars outgained the Dolphins by 50
total yards last year but lost due to 2 pick sixes. Revenge games are more
noted when a team feels they played far better than the overall score indicates
(27-13). These teams are in-state rivals and Miami also has two divisional
games on deck. The Jags didn’t play that bad last week, they held the Panthers
to 105 yards on 34 carries on the ground which is really good. Their main issue
again was a pick 6, despite that - the final score would have been 13-9 against
a very good Carolina defense , even after missing 4 kicker points (FG + XP).
Miami won’t have the easiest time converting first downs in this one and if
Bortles can take care of the ball, they should do well. Obviously a big if with
Bortles at the helm but I’ll take my chances against a gassed D – especially
when they’ve discreetly given up 165 yards rushing per game over the past 7
games.
John Fox will be great for the Bears. They actually outplayed the Packers last week, should have easily covered in just his first game with the team. They will be all-in here to avoid a 0-3 start. Yes 0-3 not 0-2, players know it will be very tough to go to Seattle and win next week so again, they will be all-in here to get a win.
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John Fox will be great for the Bears. They actually outplayed the Packers last week, should have easily covered in just his first game with the team. They will be all-in here to avoid a 0-3 start. Yes 0-3 not 0-2, players know it will be very tough to go to Seattle and win next week so again, they will be all-in here to get a win.
Love the Bills and Bears (believe it or not). Cardinals are very overrated (they should have been an 8-8 or 9-7 team at best last year) but are very well coached. The problem for them is that Fangio is now the defensive coordinator for the Bears and he knows this Arizona team even better than the Packers which, the Bears being the Bears, could not beat. I don't trust the Bears (as you know) but this is a great spot for them, playing a public team that is way overvalued.
I'm on the Titans and Rams as surely one of those teams will come through at worst. The Redskins (imo) flat out stink, and you could not pay me to back them. I think they should be an automatic fade until they prove otherwise.
Good luck!
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Love the Bills and Bears (believe it or not). Cardinals are very overrated (they should have been an 8-8 or 9-7 team at best last year) but are very well coached. The problem for them is that Fangio is now the defensive coordinator for the Bears and he knows this Arizona team even better than the Packers which, the Bears being the Bears, could not beat. I don't trust the Bears (as you know) but this is a great spot for them, playing a public team that is way overvalued.
I'm on the Titans and Rams as surely one of those teams will come through at worst. The Redskins (imo) flat out stink, and you could not pay me to back them. I think they should be an automatic fade until they prove otherwise.
Hit my top play last week with the Titans, this week’s belongs to Buffalo.
New England Patriots @ Buffalo Bills
Huge Patriots fan here telling you not to believe what you saw in week 1 against the Steelers. The Patriots will be a 3 man team early in the year with Brady, Gronk, and Edelman. They have a rebuilding defense that the Steelers couldn’t take advantage of due to Bell, Pouncey, and Bryant being out of the game. Because of this defense, and an improving AFC East - I bet the Bills OVER team wins a few weeks ago as well as the Dolphins to win the division (adding more on that today).
The Bills should take care of business this weekend as this is a terrible matchup for NE on the road this early in the season. I’m not a fan of big mouth Rex but he’s faced Brady 13 times in his career as a coach going 5-1 ATS over the past 3 years. Now, he has a team that is far improved facing a Patriots defense that is still a work in progress. Belichick always gets the best out of his team despite personnel issues but it usually takes him a month or two to move things around and work his magic. By then, the Bills and Dolphins could both easily have a two game lead over them while the Patriots will be getting everyone’s best all season long which will make it hard for them to make up ground, especially with this defense. I still expect the Patriots to be a wildcard team but I fully expect the Bills to blow them out this weekend.
Miami Dolphins @ Jacksonville Jaguars
This is the worst spot the Dolphins will be in the first half of the season. Given Philbin is the coach; I don’t expect him to coach his way out of it despite the talent disparity. I’d be surprised if the Jaguars didn’t win this game and normally this would be an automatic ML bet for me but since it’s the Jags, I’m going to keep it safe and just play the spread.
Bills +105 (5x)
Bears +2.5 (2.5x)
Browns +105 (1.5x)
Redskins +3.5 (3x)
Jaguars +6 (3x)
Bears +9.5 / Bills +7 -120 (2.5x)
Jaguars +14 / Redskins +10.5 -120 (2x)
Dolphins to win AFC East +415 (2x)
Total: -1.15 Units
grt8 work love em all, except the bears. House making the cardinals a small roady on purpose here to keep the sharps off road team. Bears and fox and cutler r in for a long year imo, and coming off the pack week is a bad spot. best wishes very nice card!!
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Quote Originally Posted by LeagueCapper:
Hit my top play last week with the Titans, this week’s belongs to Buffalo.
New England Patriots @ Buffalo Bills
Huge Patriots fan here telling you not to believe what you saw in week 1 against the Steelers. The Patriots will be a 3 man team early in the year with Brady, Gronk, and Edelman. They have a rebuilding defense that the Steelers couldn’t take advantage of due to Bell, Pouncey, and Bryant being out of the game. Because of this defense, and an improving AFC East - I bet the Bills OVER team wins a few weeks ago as well as the Dolphins to win the division (adding more on that today).
The Bills should take care of business this weekend as this is a terrible matchup for NE on the road this early in the season. I’m not a fan of big mouth Rex but he’s faced Brady 13 times in his career as a coach going 5-1 ATS over the past 3 years. Now, he has a team that is far improved facing a Patriots defense that is still a work in progress. Belichick always gets the best out of his team despite personnel issues but it usually takes him a month or two to move things around and work his magic. By then, the Bills and Dolphins could both easily have a two game lead over them while the Patriots will be getting everyone’s best all season long which will make it hard for them to make up ground, especially with this defense. I still expect the Patriots to be a wildcard team but I fully expect the Bills to blow them out this weekend.
Miami Dolphins @ Jacksonville Jaguars
This is the worst spot the Dolphins will be in the first half of the season. Given Philbin is the coach; I don’t expect him to coach his way out of it despite the talent disparity. I’d be surprised if the Jaguars didn’t win this game and normally this would be an automatic ML bet for me but since it’s the Jags, I’m going to keep it safe and just play the spread.
Bills +105 (5x)
Bears +2.5 (2.5x)
Browns +105 (1.5x)
Redskins +3.5 (3x)
Jaguars +6 (3x)
Bears +9.5 / Bills +7 -120 (2.5x)
Jaguars +14 / Redskins +10.5 -120 (2x)
Dolphins to win AFC East +415 (2x)
Total: -1.15 Units
grt8 work love em all, except the bears. House making the cardinals a small roady on purpose here to keep the sharps off road team. Bears and fox and cutler r in for a long year imo, and coming off the pack week is a bad spot. best wishes very nice card!!
Some very sharp picks. Good luck to you. As a Pats fan too their interior line on D is just really weak. Rex Ryan wants this game more than anything. Bill does do well vs Rookie QBs, but I think Bills have better defense, better running game, better D-line, better front 7, home field advantage, & Bills have a helluva pass rush unlike the Steelers. The Steelers made a couple miserable play calls in the red zone vs the Pats.
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Some very sharp picks. Good luck to you. As a Pats fan too their interior line on D is just really weak. Rex Ryan wants this game more than anything. Bill does do well vs Rookie QBs, but I think Bills have better defense, better running game, better D-line, better front 7, home field advantage, & Bills have a helluva pass rush unlike the Steelers. The Steelers made a couple miserable play calls in the red zone vs the Pats.
Bob Scucci said that the most sharp action has been on the Bears.
From what I noticed last week, the Bears pass rush was actually decent. Just that Rodgers was great at escaping it and keeping the play alive. Palmer is a statue.
BOL LC
As a diehard Bearfan who has watched this game 3 times our pass rush was not decent. Not only did we not sack Rodgers once we never even got a hit on him. Yes, his escapability played a part in that but both Mcphee and Jared Allen both struggled.
Add in the fact that Alshon reaggravated his injury their now saying its 50/50 whether he plays. The Cards are a tough team to run on so Cutler will be forced to beat the countless blitzes they will throw at him.
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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
Bob Scucci said that the most sharp action has been on the Bears.
From what I noticed last week, the Bears pass rush was actually decent. Just that Rodgers was great at escaping it and keeping the play alive. Palmer is a statue.
BOL LC
As a diehard Bearfan who has watched this game 3 times our pass rush was not decent. Not only did we not sack Rodgers once we never even got a hit on him. Yes, his escapability played a part in that but both Mcphee and Jared Allen both struggled.
Add in the fact that Alshon reaggravated his injury their now saying its 50/50 whether he plays. The Cards are a tough team to run on so Cutler will be forced to beat the countless blitzes they will throw at him.
I used to think I was sharp betting on bad teams early in the year. Perhaps the biggest lesson I learned was to stay away from dogshit against better teams at under a TD. Jacksonville and Washington are 4-12 scrubs at best, and those types of teams just don't cover early in year no matter the spot their opponents are in.
I watched Jacksonville last week and they are putrid. Bortles is the worst QB I've ever seen when under pressure. His o-line is beyond bad and he'll garbage his pants when Wake, Suh, and co. are running free. There's a reason JAX throws all those Pick 6's. Cousins is also a turnover machine when faced with pressure...I think I read worst in league history and his o-line sucks too going against the Mob Squad. Yikes.
Are you really going to go 2-0 betting on those garbage teams?
Agree on other three though.
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I used to think I was sharp betting on bad teams early in the year. Perhaps the biggest lesson I learned was to stay away from dogshit against better teams at under a TD. Jacksonville and Washington are 4-12 scrubs at best, and those types of teams just don't cover early in year no matter the spot their opponents are in.
I watched Jacksonville last week and they are putrid. Bortles is the worst QB I've ever seen when under pressure. His o-line is beyond bad and he'll garbage his pants when Wake, Suh, and co. are running free. There's a reason JAX throws all those Pick 6's. Cousins is also a turnover machine when faced with pressure...I think I read worst in league history and his o-line sucks too going against the Mob Squad. Yikes.
Are you really going to go 2-0 betting on those garbage teams?
Dolphins are a defense minded team that had to come back and
win down by double digits. That normally doesn’t affect a high-octane offense
but when the Defense had to do it and hold the opponent to 0 points for the
remaining 3 quarters, it exerts a lot of energy. Then travelling and laying
almost a touchdown again on the road. The Jaguars outgained the Dolphins by 50
total yards last year but lost due to 2 pick sixes. Revenge games are more
noted when a team feels they played far better than the overall score indicates
(27-13). These teams are in-state rivals and Miami also has two divisional
games on deck. The Jags didn’t play that bad last week, they held the Panthers
to 105 yards on 34 carries on the ground which is really good. Their main issue
again was a pick 6, despite that - the final score would have been 13-9 against
a very good Carolina defense , even after missing 4 kicker points (FG + XP).
Miami won’t have the easiest time converting first downs in this one and if
Bortles can take care of the ball, they should do well. Obviously a big if with
Bortles at the helm but I’ll take my chances against a gassed D – especially
when they’ve discreetly given up 165 yards rushing per game over the past 7
games.
League capper, first of all, if that is really your photo, then wow! But in all due respect, I think u are better looking than you are accurate :-) ... the Dolphins played horrible last week and still found a way to win on the road. This woke them up, and they will be very hungry and not far from home. In fact, tons of fins fans will be there cheering on a team that is vastly more talented than Jax. The defense will stifle Bortles, and Tannehill and his star receivers will be much more in sync. This,could be the best play of the week to take miami even as a,road favorite. I say 31-13 Dolphins.
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Quote Originally Posted by LeagueCapper:
Dolphins are a defense minded team that had to come back and
win down by double digits. That normally doesn’t affect a high-octane offense
but when the Defense had to do it and hold the opponent to 0 points for the
remaining 3 quarters, it exerts a lot of energy. Then travelling and laying
almost a touchdown again on the road. The Jaguars outgained the Dolphins by 50
total yards last year but lost due to 2 pick sixes. Revenge games are more
noted when a team feels they played far better than the overall score indicates
(27-13). These teams are in-state rivals and Miami also has two divisional
games on deck. The Jags didn’t play that bad last week, they held the Panthers
to 105 yards on 34 carries on the ground which is really good. Their main issue
again was a pick 6, despite that - the final score would have been 13-9 against
a very good Carolina defense , even after missing 4 kicker points (FG + XP).
Miami won’t have the easiest time converting first downs in this one and if
Bortles can take care of the ball, they should do well. Obviously a big if with
Bortles at the helm but I’ll take my chances against a gassed D – especially
when they’ve discreetly given up 165 yards rushing per game over the past 7
games.
League capper, first of all, if that is really your photo, then wow! But in all due respect, I think u are better looking than you are accurate :-) ... the Dolphins played horrible last week and still found a way to win on the road. This woke them up, and they will be very hungry and not far from home. In fact, tons of fins fans will be there cheering on a team that is vastly more talented than Jax. The defense will stifle Bortles, and Tannehill and his star receivers will be much more in sync. This,could be the best play of the week to take miami even as a,road favorite. I say 31-13 Dolphins.
As a diehard Bearfan who has watched this game 3 times our pass rush was not decent. Not only did we not sack Rodgers once we never even got a hit on him. Yes, his escapability played a part in that but both Mcphee and Jared Allen both struggled.
Add in the fact that Alshon reaggravated his injury their now saying its 50/50 whether he plays. The Cards are a tough team to run on so Cutler will be forced to beat the countless blitzes they will throw at him.
True...but the difference between playing GB at home (a SB contender that puts a great O-line in front of their QB, paired with a top 5 RB) is vastly different than playing a banged up Cardinals team at home knowing that if you lose your season is over (LC is right, they are going to get smashed by SEA following week). Alshon may be out (may be, Fox could be playing possum...see what I did there) but Eddie Royal is a veteran and Perhaps Kevin White does to Alshon, what Alshon did to Brandon Marshall.
Bears D is better at stopping the run than the Saints, so perhaps with Ellington out they'll fair well against the backups? If so, maybe Bears can game plan around defending the pass....by pressuring Palmer? Die hard Rams fan over here that study's the NFC west very well...Cardinals without Ellington are 3rd beast team in division, without 4th. I think Bears got this one. Nice write up LC.
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Quote Originally Posted by bearfan21:
As a diehard Bearfan who has watched this game 3 times our pass rush was not decent. Not only did we not sack Rodgers once we never even got a hit on him. Yes, his escapability played a part in that but both Mcphee and Jared Allen both struggled.
Add in the fact that Alshon reaggravated his injury their now saying its 50/50 whether he plays. The Cards are a tough team to run on so Cutler will be forced to beat the countless blitzes they will throw at him.
True...but the difference between playing GB at home (a SB contender that puts a great O-line in front of their QB, paired with a top 5 RB) is vastly different than playing a banged up Cardinals team at home knowing that if you lose your season is over (LC is right, they are going to get smashed by SEA following week). Alshon may be out (may be, Fox could be playing possum...see what I did there) but Eddie Royal is a veteran and Perhaps Kevin White does to Alshon, what Alshon did to Brandon Marshall.
Bears D is better at stopping the run than the Saints, so perhaps with Ellington out they'll fair well against the backups? If so, maybe Bears can game plan around defending the pass....by pressuring Palmer? Die hard Rams fan over here that study's the NFC west very well...Cardinals without Ellington are 3rd beast team in division, without 4th. I think Bears got this one. Nice write up LC.
League capper, first of all, if that is really your photo, then wow! But in all due respect, I think u are better looking than you are accurate :-) ... the Dolphins played horrible last week and still found a way to win on the road. This woke them up, and they will be very hungry and not far from home. In fact, tons of fins fans will be there cheering on a team that is vastly more talented than Jax. The defense will stifle Bortles, and Tannehill and his star receivers will be much more in sync. This,could be the best play of the week to take miami even as a,road favorite. I say 31-13 Dolphins.
It's a friggin picture of Adriana Lima. Jesus
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Quote Originally Posted by footballsmart:
League capper, first of all, if that is really your photo, then wow! But in all due respect, I think u are better looking than you are accurate :-) ... the Dolphins played horrible last week and still found a way to win on the road. This woke them up, and they will be very hungry and not far from home. In fact, tons of fins fans will be there cheering on a team that is vastly more talented than Jax. The defense will stifle Bortles, and Tannehill and his star receivers will be much more in sync. This,could be the best play of the week to take miami even as a,road favorite. I say 31-13 Dolphins.
Love the Bills and Bears (believe it or not). Cardinals are very overrated (they should have been an 8-8 or 9-7 team at best last year) but are very well coached. The problem for them is that Fangio is now the defensive coordinator for the Bears and he knows this Arizona team even better than the Packers which, the Bears being the Bears, could not beat. I don't trust the Bears (as you know) but this is a great spot for them, playing a public team that is way overvalued.
I'm on the Titans and Rams as surely one of those teams will come through at worst. The Redskins (imo) flat out stink, and you could not pay me to back them. I think they should be an automatic fade until they prove otherwise.
Good luck!
They outplayed Miami last week, and the Rams won a home game against a team they really know. Not a big deal. Let's see if they can take it on the road.
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Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:
Love the Bills and Bears (believe it or not). Cardinals are very overrated (they should have been an 8-8 or 9-7 team at best last year) but are very well coached. The problem for them is that Fangio is now the defensive coordinator for the Bears and he knows this Arizona team even better than the Packers which, the Bears being the Bears, could not beat. I don't trust the Bears (as you know) but this is a great spot for them, playing a public team that is way overvalued.
I'm on the Titans and Rams as surely one of those teams will come through at worst. The Redskins (imo) flat out stink, and you could not pay me to back them. I think they should be an automatic fade until they prove otherwise.
Good luck!
They outplayed Miami last week, and the Rams won a home game against a team they really know. Not a big deal. Let's see if they can take it on the road.
I used to think I was sharp betting on bad teams early in the year. Perhaps the biggest lesson I learned was to stay away from dogshit against better teams at under a TD. Jacksonville and Washington are 4-12 scrubs at best, and those types of teams just don't cover early in year no matter the spot their opponents are in.
I watched Jacksonville last week and they are putrid. Bortles is the worst QB I've ever seen when under pressure. His o-line is beyond bad and he'll garbage his pants when Wake, Suh, and co. are running free. There's a reason JAX throws all those Pick 6's. Cousins is also a turnover machine when faced with pressure...I think I read worst in league history and his o-line sucks too going against the Mob Squad. Yikes.
Are you really going to go 2-0 betting on those garbage teams?
Agree on other three though.
Sup bud how ya been? Normally I would agree with you here, but there will be a lot more parity in the NFL this year than others. Their isn't a top echelon of dominant teams in the league this year. Broncos aren't as dominant with Peyton's arm strength, the Patriots are retooling their whole D, Seahawks have their issues, Packers have several key injuries, Steelers have one of the worst defenses in the league, the Ravens don't have enough playmakers on offense. The NFL is wide open this year and I truly feel a lot of lesser teams will be competitive this season. I'm not ready to ditch the Jags and Redskins just because of week 1.
If they both lay an egg this weekend, feel free to come back and say 'i told you so'
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Quote Originally Posted by andarmac99:
I used to think I was sharp betting on bad teams early in the year. Perhaps the biggest lesson I learned was to stay away from dogshit against better teams at under a TD. Jacksonville and Washington are 4-12 scrubs at best, and those types of teams just don't cover early in year no matter the spot their opponents are in.
I watched Jacksonville last week and they are putrid. Bortles is the worst QB I've ever seen when under pressure. His o-line is beyond bad and he'll garbage his pants when Wake, Suh, and co. are running free. There's a reason JAX throws all those Pick 6's. Cousins is also a turnover machine when faced with pressure...I think I read worst in league history and his o-line sucks too going against the Mob Squad. Yikes.
Are you really going to go 2-0 betting on those garbage teams?
Agree on other three though.
Sup bud how ya been? Normally I would agree with you here, but there will be a lot more parity in the NFL this year than others. Their isn't a top echelon of dominant teams in the league this year. Broncos aren't as dominant with Peyton's arm strength, the Patriots are retooling their whole D, Seahawks have their issues, Packers have several key injuries, Steelers have one of the worst defenses in the league, the Ravens don't have enough playmakers on offense. The NFL is wide open this year and I truly feel a lot of lesser teams will be competitive this season. I'm not ready to ditch the Jags and Redskins just because of week 1.
If they both lay an egg this weekend, feel free to come back and say 'i told you so'
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