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4-2 on Sunday but lost my big bets. Didn't have a $500 play yesterday so this one is it. My game of the week is...
545/500 Miami Dolphins +3 -115
Introducing the #1 rush defense & #1 rush offense:
Thanks to the Steelers' defense for allowing the Lions' Kevin Smith and Daunte Culpepper to scramble for a combined 97 yards and a cummulative team rushing for over 100 yards, the Miami Dolphins are now the #1 rush defense in the league. Thats a stingy 61 rushing yards per game. After four games, the Dolphins haven't allowed a 100-yard rusher nor any team to rush for 100 yards.
This Dolphins 3-4 defense was built to stop the run and they've done it well. There is great depth at the nose-tackle position and their linebackers provide excellent support at the line of scrimmage. Theres not much room to run north-south let alone sideways against this top-ranked run D.
That is saying lot after four games; four games against 3 playoff caliber teams with [former] prodigious rushing attacks. Insert former because the Colts and Chargers rush offense have been lackluster so far this season. And no disrespect to Buffalo wherewithal Marshawn Lynch is not to be underestimated.
No need to dabble much on the offensive part. Ronnie Brown is a stud and Ricky Williams is surprisingly still serviceable. Both are 5 yards or better per carry. And things will only get better when you have Bill Parcells running the stables and cleaning up the organization. Watch out for Patrick Cobbs is all i'm saying.
An upgraded Jets offensive/defensive package invades Landshark Stadium:
The Ravens defense have always done one thing well and that is stopping the run. Okay, so Cedric Benson had a 100-plus day yesterday but you'd still get my point. No coordinator have had more success against the Dolphins than Rex Ryan. The Ravens defense shut down Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams on 2 occasions last year, especially in the Wildcard postseason match.
The Jets defense creaked when Pierre Thomas and Reggie Bush gashed 'em for 100-plus yards on the ground last week. Tonight, the Jets gets Calvin Pace back from suspension. Bryan Thomas have been doing a good job but many see Pace as an upgrade.
The Jets offense have looked good with Mark Sanchez at the helm. Almost undercutting what Matt Ryan did last year for the Falcons, the pundits were ready to stamp the letter S on Mark's chest. Not S for Sanchez, S for Superman. That was until the loss in New Orleans.
Tonight, Mark Sanchez gets a much needed receiver as his #1 target is sidelined with hamstring injury. Braylon Edwards is a Jets.
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I'm on your side Kane... BOL 
BOL all the same 
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