Have not posted here in weeks (since Week 2). Forgettable day in college yesterday. Units usually posted at 10 a pop which is $100 per unit. Bigger plays will be for more units. Good luck to everyone!
The Kansas Chiefs have to look sketchy at some point this season don't they? This could be the game. First and foremost we are mid-season right now and when the public likes a play at a clip of 70% or more you have to raise alarm bells. Well some 77% of the betting public likes the Chiefs in this game and I'm going against it. No need to discuss the Chiefs offense. We all know what they are about. Let's talk about the Browns defense. Cleveland retained DC Gregg Williams in all the chaos of this past week and his defense has allowed home opponents to complete 51.4% of their passes for 6.0 yards per pass attempt. The secondary has 7 interceptions in four home games and are allowing opponents to convert only 27.5% of the time on third downs and allowing visiting teams to score touchdowns only 50.0% of the time in the Red Zone in their last three at home. Kansas City averages 9.0 penalties per road games for 75.7 penalty yards per game in their last three away from home. Not good.
So can the Cleveland Browns score and keep up in this one? We've already established that their defense is going to make some stops and going to make some plays. THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS HAVE ALLOWED 34.3 POINTS PER GAME IN THEIR LAST THREE AWAY GAMES! That's insane as a 7.5 point favorite on the road. In those games the Chiefs have been gashed for 5.0 yards per carry on the ground and their secondary has allowed 65.6% of the passes they have faced to be completed for 7.8 yards per pass attempt. The last three road QB's they have faced have had a QB Rating of 139.7 on average. QB Baker Mayfield will have a chance to make some huge plays in this game. The Red Zone has been a problem for the Browns (see the Steelers game last week) but Kansas City allows their last three road opponents to score touchdowns 76.9% of the time in the Red Zone their last three games. This game comes down to the end.
These two teams don't see each other that often and times have really changed on both sides since their last meeting in 2015 but it's hard to look past the fact that the Cleveland Browns are 5-1 ATS in the last six meetings between these teams and the UNDERDOG is 5-1 ATS in those last five meetings (the Browns every time). It's hard to go against the Chiefs I get but they've had November issues in the past going 1-4 ATS in their last five November games. The Browns are usually a team to avoid ATS wise but they are a very interesting 4-0 ATS in their last four games following a game where they allowed more than 150 rushing yards in their previous game (Steelers had 168). The Browns have nothing to lose here, everyone expects them to get crushed. Kansas City's defense has been horrendous on the road so I'm going Browns with the UPSET OF THE YEAR!
Trend of the Game: Cleveland is 4-0 ATS in their last four games after allowing 150+ rushing yards in their previous game.
Cleveland 35, Kansas City 31
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Record: 3-5-1 ATS (-$7000.50)
Have not posted here in weeks (since Week 2). Forgettable day in college yesterday. Units usually posted at 10 a pop which is $100 per unit. Bigger plays will be for more units. Good luck to everyone!
The Kansas Chiefs have to look sketchy at some point this season don't they? This could be the game. First and foremost we are mid-season right now and when the public likes a play at a clip of 70% or more you have to raise alarm bells. Well some 77% of the betting public likes the Chiefs in this game and I'm going against it. No need to discuss the Chiefs offense. We all know what they are about. Let's talk about the Browns defense. Cleveland retained DC Gregg Williams in all the chaos of this past week and his defense has allowed home opponents to complete 51.4% of their passes for 6.0 yards per pass attempt. The secondary has 7 interceptions in four home games and are allowing opponents to convert only 27.5% of the time on third downs and allowing visiting teams to score touchdowns only 50.0% of the time in the Red Zone in their last three at home. Kansas City averages 9.0 penalties per road games for 75.7 penalty yards per game in their last three away from home. Not good.
So can the Cleveland Browns score and keep up in this one? We've already established that their defense is going to make some stops and going to make some plays. THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS HAVE ALLOWED 34.3 POINTS PER GAME IN THEIR LAST THREE AWAY GAMES! That's insane as a 7.5 point favorite on the road. In those games the Chiefs have been gashed for 5.0 yards per carry on the ground and their secondary has allowed 65.6% of the passes they have faced to be completed for 7.8 yards per pass attempt. The last three road QB's they have faced have had a QB Rating of 139.7 on average. QB Baker Mayfield will have a chance to make some huge plays in this game. The Red Zone has been a problem for the Browns (see the Steelers game last week) but Kansas City allows their last three road opponents to score touchdowns 76.9% of the time in the Red Zone their last three games. This game comes down to the end.
These two teams don't see each other that often and times have really changed on both sides since their last meeting in 2015 but it's hard to look past the fact that the Cleveland Browns are 5-1 ATS in the last six meetings between these teams and the UNDERDOG is 5-1 ATS in those last five meetings (the Browns every time). It's hard to go against the Chiefs I get but they've had November issues in the past going 1-4 ATS in their last five November games. The Browns are usually a team to avoid ATS wise but they are a very interesting 4-0 ATS in their last four games following a game where they allowed more than 150 rushing yards in their previous game (Steelers had 168). The Browns have nothing to lose here, everyone expects them to get crushed. Kansas City's defense has been horrendous on the road so I'm going Browns with the UPSET OF THE YEAR!
Trend of the Game: Cleveland is 4-0 ATS in their last four games after allowing 150+ rushing yards in their previous game.
The FitzMagic era is back (already) and although we lose out big time on the QB Jameis Winston turnovers which were pure cash money converters for OVER backers, Fitz ability to move the ball should play just as big a factor in this game. Look at Tampa Bay's results on the road so far this season and look at the total points scored. 88 points in the Week 1 opener at New Orleans, 58 points in a blowout loss in Chicago, 63 points the following week in a road loss in Atlanta and 71 points in yet another road loss last week this time in Cincinnati. Carolina is allowing a whopping 6.6 yards per play in their last three at home this season and they have allowed opposing QB's to have a QB Rating of 142.6 in those games. Yikes! The Bucs are converting 47.4% of the time on 3rd downs in their last three road games and should have no problems scoring in this game. Carolina has allowed their last three home opponents to score touchdowns 83.3% of the time in the Red Zone and they are allowing 7.4 yards per pass attempt. Not much else to say. Have to figure Tampa Bay can score 30 in this game.
The Carolina Panthers know they can barely stop teams at home but they also know they have an offense that can put up huge numbers at home. In their last three home games the Panthers are averaging 33.3 points per game and average 371.0 total yards per game on 5.7 yards per play. I would love to see someone convince me that Tampa Bay can stop the Panthers in this one. Take a look at their last three road games please (let's leave the New Orleans 88 point fiasco out of this for now). In those games Tampa Bay has allowed 39.7 points per game and they have allowed 434 total yards of offense on a crazy 7.2 yards per play in those games. The Panthers love to run the ball and average 4.8 yards per carry in their last three home games and QB Cam Newton is completing 65.2% of his passes for 6.9 yards per pass attempt and a QB Rating of 140.6 in those games. Tampa Bay's secondary has allowed 70.3% of passes to be completed for 9.5 yards per pass attempt and a QB Rating of 185.7 in their last three road games. Mic drop.
Just to throw a bit more fuel on the fire, all four of the Buccaneers road games this season have gone OVER and the OVER is 7-1 in their last eight games overall. There are rarely any points letdowns for the Panthers as they are 7-2 on the OVER in their last nine games following a game where they score 30+ points (scored 36 in Baltimore). Historically this series for whatever reason has been very low scoring but you can't ignore these two bad defenses this week. The streak of UNDER wagers in this series will come to an end and these two teams are going to shoot things out. The number is high but both teams will score at least 30, I just don't see any other outcome.
Trend of the Game: The OVER is 7-1 in Tampa Bay's last eight games overall.
Tampa Bay 41, Carolina 40
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The FitzMagic era is back (already) and although we lose out big time on the QB Jameis Winston turnovers which were pure cash money converters for OVER backers, Fitz ability to move the ball should play just as big a factor in this game. Look at Tampa Bay's results on the road so far this season and look at the total points scored. 88 points in the Week 1 opener at New Orleans, 58 points in a blowout loss in Chicago, 63 points the following week in a road loss in Atlanta and 71 points in yet another road loss last week this time in Cincinnati. Carolina is allowing a whopping 6.6 yards per play in their last three at home this season and they have allowed opposing QB's to have a QB Rating of 142.6 in those games. Yikes! The Bucs are converting 47.4% of the time on 3rd downs in their last three road games and should have no problems scoring in this game. Carolina has allowed their last three home opponents to score touchdowns 83.3% of the time in the Red Zone and they are allowing 7.4 yards per pass attempt. Not much else to say. Have to figure Tampa Bay can score 30 in this game.
The Carolina Panthers know they can barely stop teams at home but they also know they have an offense that can put up huge numbers at home. In their last three home games the Panthers are averaging 33.3 points per game and average 371.0 total yards per game on 5.7 yards per play. I would love to see someone convince me that Tampa Bay can stop the Panthers in this one. Take a look at their last three road games please (let's leave the New Orleans 88 point fiasco out of this for now). In those games Tampa Bay has allowed 39.7 points per game and they have allowed 434 total yards of offense on a crazy 7.2 yards per play in those games. The Panthers love to run the ball and average 4.8 yards per carry in their last three home games and QB Cam Newton is completing 65.2% of his passes for 6.9 yards per pass attempt and a QB Rating of 140.6 in those games. Tampa Bay's secondary has allowed 70.3% of passes to be completed for 9.5 yards per pass attempt and a QB Rating of 185.7 in their last three road games. Mic drop.
Just to throw a bit more fuel on the fire, all four of the Buccaneers road games this season have gone OVER and the OVER is 7-1 in their last eight games overall. There are rarely any points letdowns for the Panthers as they are 7-2 on the OVER in their last nine games following a game where they score 30+ points (scored 36 in Baltimore). Historically this series for whatever reason has been very low scoring but you can't ignore these two bad defenses this week. The streak of UNDER wagers in this series will come to an end and these two teams are going to shoot things out. The number is high but both teams will score at least 30, I just don't see any other outcome.
Trend of the Game: The OVER is 7-1 in Tampa Bay's last eight games overall.
The majority of games have gone 'OVER' for the Atlanta Falcons this season but take a look at their points outputs on the road in 2018. The Falcons scored only 12 points on opening night of the season in an 18-12 loss at defending Super Bowl Champions Philadelphia Eagles. They followed that up with only 17 points in Pittsburgh a few weeks ago and that's about it for their road games so far this year. Not even sure how it's possible they've played only twice away from home and we are in Week 9 but so be it. This team can't score on the road averaging only 14.5 points per game in their two road games on only 311.5 total yards of offense and 5.0 yards per play. Washington's defense is one of the most underrated in the NFL and they have allowed only 18.0 points per game at home on 5.5 yards per play. The problem for Atlanta has been QB protection as Matt Ryan has been sacked 10 times in two road games and they average only 3.7 yards per carry in those games. Washington has 10 sacks in two home games and have taken the ball away 9 times in those games. Should be a rough go for the Falcons offense.
The Washington Redskins pretty much have nobody to play any offensive position in this game as the injuries continue to mount and RB Chris Thompson could very well miss this game. Even if he does, the Redskins offense has not scored more than 23 points in almost over a month now. The last time they did it was at home in Week 3 against the Packers when they scored 31. Looking a back at their entire schedule, that was the one and only time this season they have scored more than 24 in a game. The reason this total is high is because Atlanta's defense has allowed 90 points in their last three games total but Washington's offense is not only depleted but they have been largely ineffective to say the least. QB Alex Smith has a QB Rating of only 88.5 his last three games and in those games has completed only 59.1% of his passes for 169.7 passing yards per game. Although the Falcons D has been gashed for big plays, they do have 3 interceptions and 6 sacks in those games. Let's continue to talk about the useless Washington offense who in their last three games have converted only 37.2% of the time on 3rd down and who have scored touchdowns only 28.6% of the time in the Red Zone. Points will be hard to come by again even against a bad defense.
Atlanta somehow beat the New York Giants last week but the natural letdown is due this week and the UNDER is 6-1 in the Falcons last seven games coming off a straight up win. The UNDER is also 10-2 in Atlanta's last 12 games after they allowed 350+ total yards in their previous game (they allowed 433 to the Giants) and the UNDER is 5-1 in Atlanta's last six road games dating back to last season. The UNDER is 9-2 in Washington's last 11 games overall dating back to 2017 and 6-1 in their last seven home games also dating back to the 2017 season. The UNDER has cashed 19 of the last 26 Washington home games when playing against a team with a losing record on the road. Both teams will struggle in this one.
Trend of the Game: The UNDER is 9-2 in Washington's last 11 games overall.
Atlanta 19, Washington 17
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The majority of games have gone 'OVER' for the Atlanta Falcons this season but take a look at their points outputs on the road in 2018. The Falcons scored only 12 points on opening night of the season in an 18-12 loss at defending Super Bowl Champions Philadelphia Eagles. They followed that up with only 17 points in Pittsburgh a few weeks ago and that's about it for their road games so far this year. Not even sure how it's possible they've played only twice away from home and we are in Week 9 but so be it. This team can't score on the road averaging only 14.5 points per game in their two road games on only 311.5 total yards of offense and 5.0 yards per play. Washington's defense is one of the most underrated in the NFL and they have allowed only 18.0 points per game at home on 5.5 yards per play. The problem for Atlanta has been QB protection as Matt Ryan has been sacked 10 times in two road games and they average only 3.7 yards per carry in those games. Washington has 10 sacks in two home games and have taken the ball away 9 times in those games. Should be a rough go for the Falcons offense.
The Washington Redskins pretty much have nobody to play any offensive position in this game as the injuries continue to mount and RB Chris Thompson could very well miss this game. Even if he does, the Redskins offense has not scored more than 23 points in almost over a month now. The last time they did it was at home in Week 3 against the Packers when they scored 31. Looking a back at their entire schedule, that was the one and only time this season they have scored more than 24 in a game. The reason this total is high is because Atlanta's defense has allowed 90 points in their last three games total but Washington's offense is not only depleted but they have been largely ineffective to say the least. QB Alex Smith has a QB Rating of only 88.5 his last three games and in those games has completed only 59.1% of his passes for 169.7 passing yards per game. Although the Falcons D has been gashed for big plays, they do have 3 interceptions and 6 sacks in those games. Let's continue to talk about the useless Washington offense who in their last three games have converted only 37.2% of the time on 3rd down and who have scored touchdowns only 28.6% of the time in the Red Zone. Points will be hard to come by again even against a bad defense.
Atlanta somehow beat the New York Giants last week but the natural letdown is due this week and the UNDER is 6-1 in the Falcons last seven games coming off a straight up win. The UNDER is also 10-2 in Atlanta's last 12 games after they allowed 350+ total yards in their previous game (they allowed 433 to the Giants) and the UNDER is 5-1 in Atlanta's last six road games dating back to last season. The UNDER is 9-2 in Washington's last 11 games overall dating back to 2017 and 6-1 in their last seven home games also dating back to the 2017 season. The UNDER has cashed 19 of the last 26 Washington home games when playing against a team with a losing record on the road. Both teams will struggle in this one.
Trend of the Game: The UNDER is 9-2 in Washington's last 11 games overall.
The Chicago Bears won't be bothered by the cold elements (it's not even that bad in Buffalo right now) but they will be bothered by the Bills Mafia (crowd) who continue to show up, smash themselves through tables and make incredible noise during all home games as if their team was 8-1 on the season. In three away games this season the Bears have lost in heartbreaking fashion at Green Bay, barely beat the very lowly Arizona Cardinals and then lost in Miami in a game they should have won. Now you want to make them 10+ point favorites in a town that cares about every game this much? Hell no. The Bears rely pretty heavily on the ability to run the ball (4.8 yards per carry away from home this season) but Buffalo has allowed only 95 rushing yards per game on 3.8 yards per carry at New Era Field in 2018. Sure you can throw on them and the Bears should get some yardage but without a running game there will be a lot of 3rd and long situations which plays into the hands of this crowd today. In their last three games the Bills have allowed opposing QB's an average QB Rating of only 92.0 and they have forced 3 turnovers to go with 6 sacks. The Bills allow only 22.7 points per home game this season so as long as they can put some points up on the board they should be fine here.
The real question coming into this game is can the Buffalo Bills score some points with QB Nate Peterman at the helms? Having watched every Bills game this season I know Peterman has been the running joke of so many NFL and Bills fans and I myself thought he should have been left in Houston after throwing a game costing (and losing) Pick 6 very late but let's take another look. Peterman right now has nothing to lose. QB Derek Anderson was awful to say the least and Peterman knows this offense better. In the last three games the Buffalo QB's have a QB Rating of 54.2 but in their last three games that QB Rating is 101.7 which can't bode well for a Chicago defense who are possibly without Khalik Mack again and who have allowed the three road QB's they have faced to average a QB Rating of 144.6. Yes you read that right. Those QB's have averaged 283 passing yards per game and averaged 7.9 yards per pass attempt. I'm not saying Peterman will have a huge game but he will make some plays and move the chains. RB LeSean McCoy has been due for a big game for quite some time and the Bears have allowed 4.2 yards per carry away from home. There is nothing like a quarterback playing with nothing on the line. Peterman has been tremendous in practice for two years now and a simplified game plan should allow the Bills a chance to win this game.
How quickly the masses forget that the Bears have been BAD on the road this season (losses to Packers and Dolphins and barely won in Arizona). As a matter of fact Chicago comes into this game having covered the spread in only 6 of their last 19 games away from home and they are 0-4 ATS on the road in their last four road games versus a team with a losing record at home on the season (Bills are 1-2). This stat goes back a long way but the Buffalo Bills played very well against New England (at home) on Monday Night Football and in their last five times playing on a Sunday following MNF they are 4-1 ATS. The Home Team is 3-1-1 ATS in the last five meetings. I am going with the blue collar Bills Mafia fans and Nate Peterman to be one of the surprises of the week as he has a decent game and the Bills win.
Trend of the Week: Chicago has covered the spread in only 6 of their last 19 road games.
Buffalo 17, Chicago 13
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The Chicago Bears won't be bothered by the cold elements (it's not even that bad in Buffalo right now) but they will be bothered by the Bills Mafia (crowd) who continue to show up, smash themselves through tables and make incredible noise during all home games as if their team was 8-1 on the season. In three away games this season the Bears have lost in heartbreaking fashion at Green Bay, barely beat the very lowly Arizona Cardinals and then lost in Miami in a game they should have won. Now you want to make them 10+ point favorites in a town that cares about every game this much? Hell no. The Bears rely pretty heavily on the ability to run the ball (4.8 yards per carry away from home this season) but Buffalo has allowed only 95 rushing yards per game on 3.8 yards per carry at New Era Field in 2018. Sure you can throw on them and the Bears should get some yardage but without a running game there will be a lot of 3rd and long situations which plays into the hands of this crowd today. In their last three games the Bills have allowed opposing QB's an average QB Rating of only 92.0 and they have forced 3 turnovers to go with 6 sacks. The Bills allow only 22.7 points per home game this season so as long as they can put some points up on the board they should be fine here.
The real question coming into this game is can the Buffalo Bills score some points with QB Nate Peterman at the helms? Having watched every Bills game this season I know Peterman has been the running joke of so many NFL and Bills fans and I myself thought he should have been left in Houston after throwing a game costing (and losing) Pick 6 very late but let's take another look. Peterman right now has nothing to lose. QB Derek Anderson was awful to say the least and Peterman knows this offense better. In the last three games the Buffalo QB's have a QB Rating of 54.2 but in their last three games that QB Rating is 101.7 which can't bode well for a Chicago defense who are possibly without Khalik Mack again and who have allowed the three road QB's they have faced to average a QB Rating of 144.6. Yes you read that right. Those QB's have averaged 283 passing yards per game and averaged 7.9 yards per pass attempt. I'm not saying Peterman will have a huge game but he will make some plays and move the chains. RB LeSean McCoy has been due for a big game for quite some time and the Bears have allowed 4.2 yards per carry away from home. There is nothing like a quarterback playing with nothing on the line. Peterman has been tremendous in practice for two years now and a simplified game plan should allow the Bills a chance to win this game.
How quickly the masses forget that the Bears have been BAD on the road this season (losses to Packers and Dolphins and barely won in Arizona). As a matter of fact Chicago comes into this game having covered the spread in only 6 of their last 19 games away from home and they are 0-4 ATS on the road in their last four road games versus a team with a losing record at home on the season (Bills are 1-2). This stat goes back a long way but the Buffalo Bills played very well against New England (at home) on Monday Night Football and in their last five times playing on a Sunday following MNF they are 4-1 ATS. The Home Team is 3-1-1 ATS in the last five meetings. I am going with the blue collar Bills Mafia fans and Nate Peterman to be one of the surprises of the week as he has a decent game and the Bills win.
Trend of the Week: Chicago has covered the spread in only 6 of their last 19 road games.
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