Daulton of Bengals last year made playoffs +4 @ texans got crushed 31-10
Texans yates relived injured starters last year div round away @ Ravens +7 1/2 points lost 20-13
Rook QB's 1st time in playoffs = 000000000000 and 14 s/u 2-12 ATS
bad facts (actually not facts) and bad #'s
please don't gamble son
..and please do not make very inaccurate posts because some people are as inept as you and just may believe you have over half a clue of what you are talking about...
i mean seriously?... uggg...what a terrible post
man... i am never surprised by the new donkeys out of the woodwork on covers
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Quote Originally Posted by tonyroman:
SAME FRIGGIN WILDCARD GAME--cinci vs tex
Daulton of Bengals last year made playoffs +4 @ texans got crushed 31-10
Texans yates relived injured starters last year div round away @ Ravens +7 1/2 points lost 20-13
Rook QB's 1st time in playoffs = 000000000000 and 14 s/u 2-12 ATS
bad facts (actually not facts) and bad #'s
please don't gamble son
..and please do not make very inaccurate posts because some people are as inept as you and just may believe you have over half a clue of what you are talking about...
i mean seriously?... uggg...what a terrible post
man... i am never surprised by the new donkeys out of the woodwork on covers
That loss to the Bears was week 1. They had a 14-7 lead on the Pats with the ball until the wheels fell off. Pats had a punt return TD, and TWO pick 6's. Anytime that happens in a game you will win via blowout.
The question might be what have the Ravens proven to be a 6.5 fav over an 11-5 team. They have lost 4 of 5 and 2 of their last 3 home games. They also have 9-6 wins over KC, 13-10 vs pitt and 16-13 vs SD. (They also lost by 30 to the Texans in Houston, but conveniently you only point out the Colts losing by 12 in Houston)
Ravens getting Lewis back and semi healthy D is the only reason I'm not pounding the Colts, but Ravens aren't as good as last 2 years.
I didn't point out the Ravens losing by 30 in Houston because it wasn't relevant. The Ravens aren't the road team here, the Colts are. Further, the last game they lost, Taylor was the leading passer in that game, not Flacco. I wonder why they lost?
The public seems to be pounding the Colts and likely get pounded. I don't see how it makes sense to back the worst road team in the play-offs with a rookie QB and a below average defense.
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Quote Originally Posted by earthWake:
That loss to the Bears was week 1. They had a 14-7 lead on the Pats with the ball until the wheels fell off. Pats had a punt return TD, and TWO pick 6's. Anytime that happens in a game you will win via blowout.
The question might be what have the Ravens proven to be a 6.5 fav over an 11-5 team. They have lost 4 of 5 and 2 of their last 3 home games. They also have 9-6 wins over KC, 13-10 vs pitt and 16-13 vs SD. (They also lost by 30 to the Texans in Houston, but conveniently you only point out the Colts losing by 12 in Houston)
Ravens getting Lewis back and semi healthy D is the only reason I'm not pounding the Colts, but Ravens aren't as good as last 2 years.
I didn't point out the Ravens losing by 30 in Houston because it wasn't relevant. The Ravens aren't the road team here, the Colts are. Further, the last game they lost, Taylor was the leading passer in that game, not Flacco. I wonder why they lost?
The public seems to be pounding the Colts and likely get pounded. I don't see how it makes sense to back the worst road team in the play-offs with a rookie QB and a below average defense.
What have you seen from Indy on the road to make you think they will cover?
You have a point, however, the colts are 7-2 to end the season, and the Ravens are 2-4 in the last 6, but if you think about it, San Diego game should have NOT happen, so in my eyes, the Ravens were 1-5.
LOOK Lets face it, We Know Whats Hott and Whats NOT
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Quote Originally Posted by Numero_Uno:
What have you seen from Indy on the road to make you think they will cover?
You have a point, however, the colts are 7-2 to end the season, and the Ravens are 2-4 in the last 6, but if you think about it, San Diego game should have NOT happen, so in my eyes, the Ravens were 1-5.
LOOK Lets face it, We Know Whats Hott and Whats NOT
Texans are allowing opposing quarterbacks a 96.7 passer rating over the past four games, including an awful 9:1 TD-to-INT ratio. Can Arrian Foster pick up the slack for Schaub? If you throw out last weeks game vs the Ravens, the Bengals defense hasn't given up 100 yards rushing on the ground since Week 11. The pass defense last allowed 300 yards passing in Week 2. The Houston offense has a tough task... BENGALS +4.5 ALL DAY
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Texans are allowing opposing quarterbacks a 96.7 passer rating over the past four games, including an awful 9:1 TD-to-INT ratio. Can Arrian Foster pick up the slack for Schaub? If you throw out last weeks game vs the Ravens, the Bengals defense hasn't given up 100 yards rushing on the ground since Week 11. The pass defense last allowed 300 yards passing in Week 2. The Houston offense has a tough task... BENGALS +4.5 ALL DAY
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