BF play on the Saints and with Saints coming off losing in the losers bowl VS Panthers.
Crazy but I have to take it. It is the right play.
I do have fades on Steelers and Wash but Steelers are the more solid fade. Much like I talk about the Bears VS Wash being the more solid fade.. but since I didn't back Wash I won't do it here either.
I do it every game or no games. I don't like passing up a win, had the Bears won and covered then I'd make a play off a loss never off a win.
Play is on the Titans again this week.
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Saints +3.5 (-120) over Falcons --- 1.2 units
BF play on the Saints and with Saints coming off losing in the losers bowl VS Panthers.
Crazy but I have to take it. It is the right play.
I do have fades on Steelers and Wash but Steelers are the more solid fade. Much like I talk about the Bears VS Wash being the more solid fade.. but since I didn't back Wash I won't do it here either.
I do it every game or no games. I don't like passing up a win, had the Bears won and covered then I'd make a play off a loss never off a win.
This week 2 new teams moved into the top 5 in pts per plays margin.
Chargers into 4th .124 and Ravens tied for 5th with Steelers at .118.
Both new teams are above the .117 of past SB winners at least as of Nov 1st.
Steelers have the better road/home splits. Where as the Ravens are strong at home but weak on the road. Not sure if this is meaningful but eventually I'll look into it.
Seems to me SB winners should be good either at home or on the road.
The Bears had the worst splits going into the Zona game last week being very good at home but outplayed by a decent amount on the road and Zona beat the pants off them in Zona.
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This week 2 new teams moved into the top 5 in pts per plays margin.
Chargers into 4th .124 and Ravens tied for 5th with Steelers at .118.
Both new teams are above the .117 of past SB winners at least as of Nov 1st.
Steelers have the better road/home splits. Where as the Ravens are strong at home but weak on the road. Not sure if this is meaningful but eventually I'll look into it.
Seems to me SB winners should be good either at home or on the road.
The Bears had the worst splits going into the Zona game last week being very good at home but outplayed by a decent amount on the road and Zona beat the pants off them in Zona.
This week 2 new teams moved into the top 5 in pts per plays margin. Chargers into 4th .124 and Ravens tied for 5th with Steelers at .118. Both new teams are above the .117 of past SB winners at least as of Nov 1st. Steelers have the better road/home splits. Where as the Ravens are strong at home but weak on the road. Not sure if this is meaningful but eventually I'll look into it. Seems to me SB winners should be good either at home or on the road. The Bears had the worst splits going into the Zona game last week being very good at home but outplayed by a decent amount on the road and Zona beat the pants off them in Zona.
Are you studying DEF points per play margin? I'd prefer to take a sneaky good DEF team.
Good luck this week.
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Quote Originally Posted by theclaw:
This week 2 new teams moved into the top 5 in pts per plays margin. Chargers into 4th .124 and Ravens tied for 5th with Steelers at .118. Both new teams are above the .117 of past SB winners at least as of Nov 1st. Steelers have the better road/home splits. Where as the Ravens are strong at home but weak on the road. Not sure if this is meaningful but eventually I'll look into it. Seems to me SB winners should be good either at home or on the road. The Bears had the worst splits going into the Zona game last week being very good at home but outplayed by a decent amount on the road and Zona beat the pants off them in Zona.
Are you studying DEF points per play margin? I'd prefer to take a sneaky good DEF team.
This week 2 new teams moved into the top 5 in pts per plays margin. Chargers into 4th .124 and Ravens tied for 5th with Steelers at .118. Both new teams are above the .117 of past SB winners at least as of Nov 1st. Steelers have the better road/home splits. Where as the Ravens are strong at home but weak on the road. Not sure if this is meaningful but eventually I'll look into it. Seems to me SB winners should be good either at home or on the road. The Bears had the worst splits going into the Zona game last week being very good at home but outplayed by a decent amount on the road and Zona beat the pants off them in Zona.
This is not a new phenomenon; it dates back to Lamar Jackson and seasons 2018 to date. Stats from Gimme the Dog (Killer Sports may differ):
team = Ravens and season > 2017 and A
SU = 35-21 (5.3,62.5%)
ATS = 35-19-2 (3.9,64.8%)
team = Ravens and season > 2017 and H
SU = 38-20 (7.6,65.5%)
ATS = 27-30-1 (2.7,47.4%)
That is a stark differential, but it might not work in any particular game (just like any other handicapping method).
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Quote Originally Posted by theclaw:
This week 2 new teams moved into the top 5 in pts per plays margin. Chargers into 4th .124 and Ravens tied for 5th with Steelers at .118. Both new teams are above the .117 of past SB winners at least as of Nov 1st. Steelers have the better road/home splits. Where as the Ravens are strong at home but weak on the road. Not sure if this is meaningful but eventually I'll look into it. Seems to me SB winners should be good either at home or on the road. The Bears had the worst splits going into the Zona game last week being very good at home but outplayed by a decent amount on the road and Zona beat the pants off them in Zona.
This is not a new phenomenon; it dates back to Lamar Jackson and seasons 2018 to date. Stats from Gimme the Dog (Killer Sports may differ):
team = Ravens and season > 2017 and A
SU = 35-21 (5.3,62.5%)
ATS = 35-19-2 (3.9,64.8%)
team = Ravens and season > 2017 and H
SU = 38-20 (7.6,65.5%)
ATS = 27-30-1 (2.7,47.4%)
That is a stark differential, but it might not work in any particular game (just like any other handicapping method).
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: This week 2 new teams moved into the top 5 in pts per plays margin. Chargers into 4th .124 and Ravens tied for 5th with Steelers at .118. Both new teams are above the .117 of past SB winners at least as of Nov 1st. Steelers have the better road/home splits. Where as the Ravens are strong at home but weak on the road. Not sure if this is meaningful but eventually I'll look into it. Seems to me SB winners should be good either at home or on the road. The Bears had the worst splits going into the Zona game last week being very good at home but outplayed by a decent amount on the road and Zona beat the pants off them in Zona. Are you studying DEF points per play margin? I'd prefer to take a sneaky good DEF team. Good luck this week.
Not as of yet but I plan to do both offensive and defensive hopefully before the playoffs start.
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: This week 2 new teams moved into the top 5 in pts per plays margin. Chargers into 4th .124 and Ravens tied for 5th with Steelers at .118. Both new teams are above the .117 of past SB winners at least as of Nov 1st. Steelers have the better road/home splits. Where as the Ravens are strong at home but weak on the road. Not sure if this is meaningful but eventually I'll look into it. Seems to me SB winners should be good either at home or on the road. The Bears had the worst splits going into the Zona game last week being very good at home but outplayed by a decent amount on the road and Zona beat the pants off them in Zona. Are you studying DEF points per play margin? I'd prefer to take a sneaky good DEF team. Good luck this week.
Not as of yet but I plan to do both offensive and defensive hopefully before the playoffs start.
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: This week 2 new teams moved into the top 5 in pts per plays margin. Chargers into 4th .124 and Ravens tied for 5th with Steelers at .118. Both new teams are above the .117 of past SB winners at least as of Nov 1st. Steelers have the better road/home splits. Where as the Ravens are strong at home but weak on the road. Not sure if this is meaningful but eventually I'll look into it. Seems to me SB winners should be good either at home or on the road. The Bears had the worst splits going into the Zona game last week being very good at home but outplayed by a decent amount on the road and Zona beat the pants off them in Zona. This is not a new phenomenon; it dates back to Lamar Jackson and seasons 2018 to date. Stats from Gimme the Dog (Killer Sports may differ): team = Ravens and season > 2017 and A SU = 35-21 (5.3,62.5%) ATS = 35-19-2 (3.9,64.8%) team = Ravens and season > 2017 and H SU = 38-20 (7.6,65.5%) ATS = 27-30-1 (2.7,47.4%) That is a stark differential, but it might not work in any particular game (just like any other handicapping method).
8 was talking about specifically this season. I looked at 2019 Ravens, if u remember that team came into the playoffs off 10 straight wins and crushing teams.
As of Nov 1st they were outplayed at home by quite a bit but were dominate on the road. It did not equate to playoff success though.
Looking up a number of SB Winners, nothing there to see as of Nov 1st.
Possible as of Nov 1st there are not alot of home or road games yet so not a good indicator until maybe later on the season or end of season.
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: This week 2 new teams moved into the top 5 in pts per plays margin. Chargers into 4th .124 and Ravens tied for 5th with Steelers at .118. Both new teams are above the .117 of past SB winners at least as of Nov 1st. Steelers have the better road/home splits. Where as the Ravens are strong at home but weak on the road. Not sure if this is meaningful but eventually I'll look into it. Seems to me SB winners should be good either at home or on the road. The Bears had the worst splits going into the Zona game last week being very good at home but outplayed by a decent amount on the road and Zona beat the pants off them in Zona. This is not a new phenomenon; it dates back to Lamar Jackson and seasons 2018 to date. Stats from Gimme the Dog (Killer Sports may differ): team = Ravens and season > 2017 and A SU = 35-21 (5.3,62.5%) ATS = 35-19-2 (3.9,64.8%) team = Ravens and season > 2017 and H SU = 38-20 (7.6,65.5%) ATS = 27-30-1 (2.7,47.4%) That is a stark differential, but it might not work in any particular game (just like any other handicapping method).
8 was talking about specifically this season. I looked at 2019 Ravens, if u remember that team came into the playoffs off 10 straight wins and crushing teams.
As of Nov 1st they were outplayed at home by quite a bit but were dominate on the road. It did not equate to playoff success though.
Looking up a number of SB Winners, nothing there to see as of Nov 1st.
Possible as of Nov 1st there are not alot of home or road games yet so not a good indicator until maybe later on the season or end of season.
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