That's the thing. Sure. Saints are a juggernaut. But the skins own them 66% of the time. Saints are 4-8 SU and ATS vs them since 89. Skins keep it close...
what the fuk does what happened between the two teams with 100% different players since 89 have to do with sundays contest?
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Quote Originally Posted by wizard1183:
That's the thing. Sure. Saints are a juggernaut. But the skins own them 66% of the time. Saints are 4-8 SU and ATS vs them since 89. Skins keep it close...
what the fuk does what happened between the two teams with 100% different players since 89 have to do with sundays contest?
Some of these trends that people bring up do my head in, Here's a trend for this weekend, A team who had Ed Hochuli ref their game and then the following week had more than 4 players kneel for the anthem and their coach lose both challenges, Don't do well on the road the following week.
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Some of these trends that people bring up do my head in, Here's a trend for this weekend, A team who had Ed Hochuli ref their game and then the following week had more than 4 players kneel for the anthem and their coach lose both challenges, Don't do well on the road the following week.
Some of these trends that people bring up do my head in, Here's a trend for this weekend, A team who had Ed Hochuli ref their game and then the following week had more than 4 players kneel for the anthem and their coach lose both challenges, Don't do well on the road the following week.
How far back is the sample size?
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Quote Originally Posted by SwishSwish1234:
Some of these trends that people bring up do my head in, Here's a trend for this weekend, A team who had Ed Hochuli ref their game and then the following week had more than 4 players kneel for the anthem and their coach lose both challenges, Don't do well on the road the following week.
This is brutal some of you guys are arbitrarily modifying. Bators simple 30 / 10 parameters. I bet bator is feeling like hes talking to autistic children right about now
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This is brutal some of you guys are arbitrarily modifying. Bators simple 30 / 10 parameters. I bet bator is feeling like hes talking to autistic children right about now
Meh, Skins have had plenty of chances to get competitive in the NFC and have blown most of them. Had the lead vs KC, blew that. Got destroyed by the Eagles, got destroyed by Dallas, lost to Minnesota at home recently.
I've been high on the Saints all year and have been playing on them the last few weeks so not sure i NEED to lay 9 with them now, but this time of the year teams that are rolling tend to keep it going and I wouldnt be taking the Skins in the dome considering how bad their D is vs the pass. Norman is so overrated he got abused by Case Keenum and that's with Minny having no run game.
NO is my pick to win the NFC, even with as good as the Eagles have been playing. And NO knows they need that homefield they won't take games off. I have a funny feeling the Eagles will sputter at the end of the year or be one and done like Dallas last year, just with the lack of experience at QB and maybe the RB by committee not working so well down the stretch plus the backup tackle Vaitai is not very good.
I think the NFC championship will be a rematch of the week 1 matchup Vikings and Saints. But maybe that's just being from Philly we expect our teams to do great in the regular season and then fall at the last hurdle. Still if the Saints get anyone in the dome with their experience at QB and HC and they're run game and defense playing so good now I like them a lot.
If you're taking this trend you're basically hoping for a SU loss and cover, I think if you're taking a dog in the NFL you should only take dogs you think can win SU most of the time and I don't see them beating one of the hottest teams on the road with Brees at the helm and a great run game when they couldn't beat a similarly hot team at home, who only had Keenum and a mediocre run game.
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Meh, Skins have had plenty of chances to get competitive in the NFC and have blown most of them. Had the lead vs KC, blew that. Got destroyed by the Eagles, got destroyed by Dallas, lost to Minnesota at home recently.
I've been high on the Saints all year and have been playing on them the last few weeks so not sure i NEED to lay 9 with them now, but this time of the year teams that are rolling tend to keep it going and I wouldnt be taking the Skins in the dome considering how bad their D is vs the pass. Norman is so overrated he got abused by Case Keenum and that's with Minny having no run game.
NO is my pick to win the NFC, even with as good as the Eagles have been playing. And NO knows they need that homefield they won't take games off. I have a funny feeling the Eagles will sputter at the end of the year or be one and done like Dallas last year, just with the lack of experience at QB and maybe the RB by committee not working so well down the stretch plus the backup tackle Vaitai is not very good.
I think the NFC championship will be a rematch of the week 1 matchup Vikings and Saints. But maybe that's just being from Philly we expect our teams to do great in the regular season and then fall at the last hurdle. Still if the Saints get anyone in the dome with their experience at QB and HC and they're run game and defense playing so good now I like them a lot.
If you're taking this trend you're basically hoping for a SU loss and cover, I think if you're taking a dog in the NFL you should only take dogs you think can win SU most of the time and I don't see them beating one of the hottest teams on the road with Brees at the helm and a great run game when they couldn't beat a similarly hot team at home, who only had Keenum and a mediocre run game.
Well, you’re looking like a fool anyways (along with some other guys around here), because you’re as of yet unable to comprehend the rather simple parameters of this long-running trend. Wmi799 re-posted it on this page and he thoughtfully used red lettering to hopefully help guys out.
To repeat, the Saints are the first team this season to qualify for this system. Can we all at least get THAT straight?
Always good to hear it from the source. I'm in on Redskins this weekend - thanks!
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Well, you’re looking like a fool anyways (along with some other guys around here), because you’re as of yet unable to comprehend the rather simple parameters of this long-running trend. Wmi799 re-posted it on this page and he thoughtfully used red lettering to hopefully help guys out.
To repeat, the Saints are the first team this season to qualify for this system. Can we all at least get THAT straight?
Always good to hear it from the source. I'm in on Redskins this weekend - thanks!
I thought i posted the simple parameters to run the query. it goes like this
Any NFL Team who scored 30 or more and gave up 12 or less now playing a non division opponent is 3-22 all time vs. the spread.
Simple. Run it through the database. SOLID GOLD BOYS!!
The theory is both sides of the ball have peaked, the line will be inflated and Washington has an 88% chance to cover based on this trend.heres the link
I thought i posted the simple parameters to run the query. it goes like this
Any NFL Team who scored 30 or more and gave up 12 or less now playing a non division opponent is 3-22 all time vs. the spread.
Simple. Run it through the database. SOLID GOLD BOYS!!
The theory is both sides of the ball have peaked, the line will be inflated and Washington has an 88% chance to cover based on this trend.heres the link
No, it didn’t. Not once during the 2007 season did the Patriots win consecutive games by scoring 30 or more in each while holding their opponents to 10 or less in each.
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Quote Originally Posted by zebrakiller:
ah our dear Champs PATRIOTS
well in 07 the bator rule went out the window
No, it didn’t. Not once during the 2007 season did the Patriots win consecutive games by scoring 30 or more in each while holding their opponents to 10 or less in each.
The reason Washington is losing is because they don't have enough healthy players to put on the field , them playing a team who has won 2 games by DD don't make them a smart bet .
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The reason Washington is losing is because they don't have enough healthy players to put on the field , them playing a team who has won 2 games by DD don't make them a smart bet .
QUOTE Originally Posted by zebrakiller: ah our dear Champs PATRIOTS well in 07 the bator rule went out the window No, it didn’t. Not once during the 2007 season did the Patriots win consecutive games by scoring 30 or more in each while holding their opponents to 10 or less in each.
Bator!! What up? long time no see my friend! hope you're havin a great season!
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
QUOTE Originally Posted by zebrakiller: ah our dear Champs PATRIOTS well in 07 the bator rule went out the window No, it didn’t. Not once during the 2007 season did the Patriots win consecutive games by scoring 30 or more in each while holding their opponents to 10 or less in each.
Bator!! What up? long time no see my friend! hope you're havin a great season!
Ya gotta wonder sometimes...how hard it can be to follow simpe parameters....?
Here's one for you Bpickin.
The last time a team won 8 straight games after losing their first 2 was the 1947 Bears...daaaaaaaa bears.
How long can the Saints keep the pedal to the metal? It's a tough and physical game, very difficult to keep up the intensity week in week out. That's the whole premise behind the Bator rule btw.
I'm sitting this one out but will be rooting for anyone holding a Redskins ticket
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Ya gotta wonder sometimes...how hard it can be to follow simpe parameters....?
Here's one for you Bpickin.
The last time a team won 8 straight games after losing their first 2 was the 1947 Bears...daaaaaaaa bears.
How long can the Saints keep the pedal to the metal? It's a tough and physical game, very difficult to keep up the intensity week in week out. That's the whole premise behind the Bator rule btw.
I'm sitting this one out but will be rooting for anyone holding a Redskins ticket
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