Other teams other than Tennessee that qualify in this category week 2 are :
Atlanta , Minnesota , Houston, New Orleans , San Diego , and New York Giants
Other teams other than Tennessee that qualify in this category week 2 are :
Atlanta , Minnesota , Houston, New Orleans , San Diego , and New York Giants
Other teams other than Tennessee that qualify in this category week 2 are :
Atlanta , Minnesota , Houston, New Orleans , San Diego , and New York Giants
Other teams other than Tennessee that qualify in this category week 2 are :
Atlanta , Minnesota , Houston, New Orleans , San Diego , and New York Giants
In a game of winless sides, underdogs are 104-72 record (59%)
( Week 2 ) >>> Road Dogs with zero wins are 36-22 (62%)
In a game of winless sides, underdogs are 104-72 record (59%)
( Week 2 ) >>> Road Dogs with zero wins are 36-22 (62%)
In a game of winless sides, underdogs are 104-72 record (59%)
( Week 2 ) >>> Road Dogs with zero wins are 36-22 (62%)
In a game of winless sides, underdogs are 104-72 record (59%)
( Week 2 ) >>> Road Dogs with zero wins are 36-22 (62%)
Last year ( 2006 ) , the average total increased from 32.3 in Week 1 to 36.9 in Week 2.
In 2005, the average total jumped from 34.1 in Week 1 to 41 in Week 2.
The year before ( 2004 ) saw the smallest increase but an increase nonetheless with the average total climbing from 33.6 to 35.
Finally, 2003 featured a jump of 31.3 points per game to 37.6 points per game.
That makes for an average increase of 4.8 points per game from Week 1 to Week 2 over the last four years.
The opening week of the preseason averaged 33.9 points per game but history suggests that the average total will jump to more than 38 points per game this weekend.
Last year ( 2006 ) , the average total increased from 32.3 in Week 1 to 36.9 in Week 2.
In 2005, the average total jumped from 34.1 in Week 1 to 41 in Week 2.
The year before ( 2004 ) saw the smallest increase but an increase nonetheless with the average total climbing from 33.6 to 35.
Finally, 2003 featured a jump of 31.3 points per game to 37.6 points per game.
That makes for an average increase of 4.8 points per game from Week 1 to Week 2 over the last four years.
The opening week of the preseason averaged 33.9 points per game but history suggests that the average total will jump to more than 38 points per game this weekend.
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