Is there not a bounce factor on the Packers because they lost week 1?
They have been playing really well also.
Huge divisional game early in the season, who would of thunk it.
I would probably have to side with you as Lambeau is a really tough place to play. But the Vikings have a lot going for themselves. Much tougher sos to date. Dvoa has Minny #3, GB #8
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Is there not a bounce factor on the Packers because they lost week 1?
They have been playing really well also.
Huge divisional game early in the season, who would of thunk it.
I would probably have to side with you as Lambeau is a really tough place to play. But the Vikings have a lot going for themselves. Much tougher sos to date. Dvoa has Minny #3, GB #8
Is there not a bounce factor on the Packers because they lost week 1? They have been playing really well also. Huge divisional game early in the season, who would of thunk it. I would probably have to side with you as Lambeau is a really tough place to play. But the Vikings have a lot going for themselves. Much tougher sos to date. Dvoa has Minny #3, GB #8
No not yet. My method requires at minimum 3 wins with some big wins playing well over averages. GB has only 2 wins and 1 big win. Winning 16-10 is not an extreme level of play. Those type wins are easily sustainable.
Possible if the win big enough VS Vikes they could qualify next week.
Also Vikings play on the field, different method, was not even close to the final score. Look at the boxscore, not even close. I had them winning by 14.5 pts not 27. Fluke final score.
While Packers should of win by 37 not 16, Packers were far more impressive.
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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
Is there not a bounce factor on the Packers because they lost week 1? They have been playing really well also. Huge divisional game early in the season, who would of thunk it. I would probably have to side with you as Lambeau is a really tough place to play. But the Vikings have a lot going for themselves. Much tougher sos to date. Dvoa has Minny #3, GB #8
No not yet. My method requires at minimum 3 wins with some big wins playing well over averages. GB has only 2 wins and 1 big win. Winning 16-10 is not an extreme level of play. Those type wins are easily sustainable.
Possible if the win big enough VS Vikes they could qualify next week.
Also Vikings play on the field, different method, was not even close to the final score. Look at the boxscore, not even close. I had them winning by 14.5 pts not 27. Fluke final score.
While Packers should of win by 37 not 16, Packers were far more impressive.
Just better games on the board IMO. I try and stay away from divisional games as these teams know each other more than out of division / conference foes. Aaron Jones should be chomping at the bit this Sunday.
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Just better games on the board IMO. I try and stay away from divisional games as these teams know each other more than out of division / conference foes. Aaron Jones should be chomping at the bit this Sunday.
Quote Originally Posted by MDAAKD: The last team I would bet against right now is the O’Connell led Vikings. There are better games on the slate. Buy low, sell high. You are buying Vikings high. When you say you don't want to bet against them that is telling you that you are buying high. You wouldn't say that if you were buying low. Just a thought...................
Feel buying high on green bay too they are super high thought of in market now - and have played worse competition. Colts/titans vs niners/texans is huge edge to vikings. i think if we were buying high on vikings this line would be more like a pickem. which i feel like it should be for as good as vikings been.
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Quote Originally Posted by theclaw:
Quote Originally Posted by MDAAKD: The last team I would bet against right now is the O’Connell led Vikings. There are better games on the slate. Buy low, sell high. You are buying Vikings high. When you say you don't want to bet against them that is telling you that you are buying high. You wouldn't say that if you were buying low. Just a thought...................
Feel buying high on green bay too they are super high thought of in market now - and have played worse competition. Colts/titans vs niners/texans is huge edge to vikings. i think if we were buying high on vikings this line would be more like a pickem. which i feel like it should be for as good as vikings been.
@theclaw Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: Quote Originally Posted by MDAAKD: The last team I would bet against right now is the O’Connell led Vikings. There are better games on the slate. Buy low, sell high. You are buying Vikings high. When you say you don't want to bet against them that is telling you that you are buying high. You wouldn't say that if you were buying low. Just a thought................... Feel buying high on green bay too they are super high thought of in market now - and have played worse competition. Colts/titans vs niners/texans is huge edge to vikings. i think if we were buying high on vikings this line would be more like a pickem. which i feel like it should be for as good as vikings been.
In some respects I agree but Vikings are off the hook in key areas, not Packers .............
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Quote Originally Posted by bucknut5:
@theclaw Quote Originally Posted by theclaw: Quote Originally Posted by MDAAKD: The last team I would bet against right now is the O’Connell led Vikings. There are better games on the slate. Buy low, sell high. You are buying Vikings high. When you say you don't want to bet against them that is telling you that you are buying high. You wouldn't say that if you were buying low. Just a thought................... Feel buying high on green bay too they are super high thought of in market now - and have played worse competition. Colts/titans vs niners/texans is huge edge to vikings. i think if we were buying high on vikings this line would be more like a pickem. which i feel like it should be for as good as vikings been.
In some respects I agree but Vikings are off the hook in key areas, not Packers .............
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