Chargers/Broncos- Take Chargers - 3 and the UNDER. It is really simple. Denver will have both of their CB's out this week. Surtain and Riley Moss. Furthermore, they will have a couple of guys on their interior out as well including DJ Jones. Denver has won SU and covered ATS their last 4 games. Now on the road against a much tougher opponent than prior 4 games, you have an easy recipe for a Denver loss. Perryman back in for LA helps the defense. Take the UNDER in this game since LA has went 4 straight OVERS at home. By the way, another big clue was that they flexed the Denver / Cincy game to Saturday at 4:30pm the following week. Why do that unless you know that game will have playoff implications. Denver on a short week on the road against a Chargers team off back to back losses with most recent one a blow out at home. Again..easy winner here.
Texans/Chiefs - Take Chiefs ML and lean OVER. Texans look like they are going to be locked into the 4 seed. Not catching KC or Buffalo and Houston has a game with Baltimore on deck. Chiefs have not covered at home in 4 straight games. They have 2 games at Pitt and at Denver to close out the season. They will play all out in this game because if they lose this game paired with a Buffalo win on Sunday..would mean that they will have to win both road games. (Buffalo last 3 games are cakewalks). KC has played last 3 games to the UNDER. In addition, they played their last 3 home games to the UNDER. Wentz will air it out a bit this week along with Stroud as well. I can see multiple turnovers both ways resulted in short fields and lots of points to barely achieve the OVER late.
Pittsburgh/Baltimore - Take Baltimore -6. Pittsburgh is hurting on defense without TJ Watt. They will probably hold out Pickens again this week. Ravens at home with revenge basically off of a double bye if you consider the Giants any competition. Baltimore has too many offensive horses in this game to keep it close against a banged up Pittsburgh defense playing its second straight on road. With no Pickens and not being able to run against Baltimore's top rush defense..this = a Ravens easy win. Ordinarily, Tomlin as an underdog on the road is an autoplay. Bettors would be even more sure to play Tomlin as a road underdog after just losing as a road underdog. Also, Pitt has owned this series winning straight up 8 out of the last 9 games they played while covering 7 of them. This is a trap line. Pitt can give this game away as they would still own tiebreakers with home games against KC and Cincy still remaining. Take Pitt as a home dog against KC next week. Baltimore wins by 7 minimum and clinch a playoff spot.
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Chargers/Broncos- Take Chargers - 3 and the UNDER. It is really simple. Denver will have both of their CB's out this week. Surtain and Riley Moss. Furthermore, they will have a couple of guys on their interior out as well including DJ Jones. Denver has won SU and covered ATS their last 4 games. Now on the road against a much tougher opponent than prior 4 games, you have an easy recipe for a Denver loss. Perryman back in for LA helps the defense. Take the UNDER in this game since LA has went 4 straight OVERS at home. By the way, another big clue was that they flexed the Denver / Cincy game to Saturday at 4:30pm the following week. Why do that unless you know that game will have playoff implications. Denver on a short week on the road against a Chargers team off back to back losses with most recent one a blow out at home. Again..easy winner here.
Texans/Chiefs - Take Chiefs ML and lean OVER. Texans look like they are going to be locked into the 4 seed. Not catching KC or Buffalo and Houston has a game with Baltimore on deck. Chiefs have not covered at home in 4 straight games. They have 2 games at Pitt and at Denver to close out the season. They will play all out in this game because if they lose this game paired with a Buffalo win on Sunday..would mean that they will have to win both road games. (Buffalo last 3 games are cakewalks). KC has played last 3 games to the UNDER. In addition, they played their last 3 home games to the UNDER. Wentz will air it out a bit this week along with Stroud as well. I can see multiple turnovers both ways resulted in short fields and lots of points to barely achieve the OVER late.
Pittsburgh/Baltimore - Take Baltimore -6. Pittsburgh is hurting on defense without TJ Watt. They will probably hold out Pickens again this week. Ravens at home with revenge basically off of a double bye if you consider the Giants any competition. Baltimore has too many offensive horses in this game to keep it close against a banged up Pittsburgh defense playing its second straight on road. With no Pickens and not being able to run against Baltimore's top rush defense..this = a Ravens easy win. Ordinarily, Tomlin as an underdog on the road is an autoplay. Bettors would be even more sure to play Tomlin as a road underdog after just losing as a road underdog. Also, Pitt has owned this series winning straight up 8 out of the last 9 games they played while covering 7 of them. This is a trap line. Pitt can give this game away as they would still own tiebreakers with home games against KC and Cincy still remaining. Take Pitt as a home dog against KC next week. Baltimore wins by 7 minimum and clinch a playoff spot.
Chargers/Broncos- Take Chargers - 3 and the UNDER. It is really simple. Denver will have both of their CB's out this week. Surtain and Riley Moss. Furthermore, they will have a couple of guys on their interior out as well including DJ Jones. Denver has won SU and covered ATS their last 4 games. Now on the road against a much tougher opponent than prior 4 games, you have an easy recipe for a Denver loss. Perryman back in for LA helps the defense. Take the UNDER in this game since LA has went 4 straight OVERS at home. By the way, another big clue was that they flexed the Denver / Cincy game to Saturday at 4:30pm the following week. Why do that unless you know that game will have playoff implications. Denver on a short week on the road against a Chargers team off back to back losses with most recent one a blow out at home. Again..easy winner here. Texans/Chiefs - Take Chiefs ML and lean OVER. Texans look like they are going to be locked into the 4 seed. Not catching KC or Buffalo and Houston has a game with Baltimore on deck. Chiefs have not covered at home in 4 straight games. They have 2 games at Pitt and at Denver to close out the season. They will play all out in this game because if they lose this game paired with a Buffalo win on Sunday..would mean that they will have to win both road games. (Buffalo last 3 games are cakewalks). KC has played last 3 games to the UNDER. In addition, they played their last 3 home games to the UNDER. Wentz will air it out a bit this week along with Stroud as well. I can see multiple turnovers both ways resulted in short fields and lots of points to barely achieve the OVER late. Pittsburgh/Baltimore - Take Baltimore -6. Pittsburgh is hurting on defense without TJ Watt. They will probably hold out Pickens again this week. Ravens at home with revenge basically off of a double bye if you consider the Giants any competition. Baltimore has too many offensive horses in this game to keep it close against a banged up Pittsburgh defense playing its second straight on road. With no Pickens and not being able to run against Baltimore's top rush defense..this = a Ravens easy win. Ordinarily, Tomlin as an underdog on the road is an autoplay. Bettors would be even more sure to play Tomlin as a road underdog after just losing as a road underdog. Also, Pitt has owned this series winning straight up 8 out of the last 9 games they played while covering 7 of them. This is a trap line. Pitt can give this game away as they would still own tiebreakers with home games against KC and Cincy still remaining. Take Pitt as a home dog against KC next week. Baltimore wins by 7 minimum and clinch a playoff spot.
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Chargers/Broncos- Take Chargers - 3 and the UNDER. It is really simple. Denver will have both of their CB's out this week. Surtain and Riley Moss. Furthermore, they will have a couple of guys on their interior out as well including DJ Jones. Denver has won SU and covered ATS their last 4 games. Now on the road against a much tougher opponent than prior 4 games, you have an easy recipe for a Denver loss. Perryman back in for LA helps the defense. Take the UNDER in this game since LA has went 4 straight OVERS at home. By the way, another big clue was that they flexed the Denver / Cincy game to Saturday at 4:30pm the following week. Why do that unless you know that game will have playoff implications. Denver on a short week on the road against a Chargers team off back to back losses with most recent one a blow out at home. Again..easy winner here. Texans/Chiefs - Take Chiefs ML and lean OVER. Texans look like they are going to be locked into the 4 seed. Not catching KC or Buffalo and Houston has a game with Baltimore on deck. Chiefs have not covered at home in 4 straight games. They have 2 games at Pitt and at Denver to close out the season. They will play all out in this game because if they lose this game paired with a Buffalo win on Sunday..would mean that they will have to win both road games. (Buffalo last 3 games are cakewalks). KC has played last 3 games to the UNDER. In addition, they played their last 3 home games to the UNDER. Wentz will air it out a bit this week along with Stroud as well. I can see multiple turnovers both ways resulted in short fields and lots of points to barely achieve the OVER late. Pittsburgh/Baltimore - Take Baltimore -6. Pittsburgh is hurting on defense without TJ Watt. They will probably hold out Pickens again this week. Ravens at home with revenge basically off of a double bye if you consider the Giants any competition. Baltimore has too many offensive horses in this game to keep it close against a banged up Pittsburgh defense playing its second straight on road. With no Pickens and not being able to run against Baltimore's top rush defense..this = a Ravens easy win. Ordinarily, Tomlin as an underdog on the road is an autoplay. Bettors would be even more sure to play Tomlin as a road underdog after just losing as a road underdog. Also, Pitt has owned this series winning straight up 8 out of the last 9 games they played while covering 7 of them. This is a trap line. Pitt can give this game away as they would still own tiebreakers with home games against KC and Cincy still remaining. Take Pitt as a home dog against KC next week. Baltimore wins by 7 minimum and clinch a playoff spot.
You play the under because Denver is on a short week after playing 3 straight OVERS against Indy and Cleveland at home as well as prior to that they played an OVER in Vegas. The team is tired. They will not give max effort here. LA goes up early and just wins a typical Harbaugh game. They will probably win by 10-13 points but not go over the total. It will just be LA's defense smothering Nix. I see a couple of picks here by Nix. Denver will be playing in a high scoring game the following week against Cincy in a standalone game on National TV. This is a short week with minimal preparation on the road for Coach Payton. They will want to get out of this game without injuries. They will lay down here in this spot. It gives them extra rest going into the Cincy game. Just my perspective from being a Denver Broncos fan for the last 30 years. I could be wrong and will be pleasantly surprised to win and get in the playoffs but LA is the more desperate team in this spot especially coming off of a blowout loss. They did not even try in the 2nd half of last weeks game. They are loading up for this game.
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You play the under because Denver is on a short week after playing 3 straight OVERS against Indy and Cleveland at home as well as prior to that they played an OVER in Vegas. The team is tired. They will not give max effort here. LA goes up early and just wins a typical Harbaugh game. They will probably win by 10-13 points but not go over the total. It will just be LA's defense smothering Nix. I see a couple of picks here by Nix. Denver will be playing in a high scoring game the following week against Cincy in a standalone game on National TV. This is a short week with minimal preparation on the road for Coach Payton. They will want to get out of this game without injuries. They will lay down here in this spot. It gives them extra rest going into the Cincy game. Just my perspective from being a Denver Broncos fan for the last 30 years. I could be wrong and will be pleasantly surprised to win and get in the playoffs but LA is the more desperate team in this spot especially coming off of a blowout loss. They did not even try in the 2nd half of last weeks game. They are loading up for this game.
Patrick Surtain has a mild ankle sprain and he was listed as a full participant in practice. Riley Moss was a limited participant and has been out of the lineup for the last two games. Kris Abrams-Draine has been his backup in those games.
Patrick Surtain has a mild ankle sprain and he was listed as a full participant in practice. Riley Moss was a limited participant and has been out of the lineup for the last two games. Kris Abrams-Draine has been his backup in those games.
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