Its Simple life logic.... you bet the broncos you win... simple and plain.. no need to cap no need to think you want to make it in this world bet Denver this weekend.. cowboys couldnt beat rivers what in the world makes you think they will stay in reach of Jesus this weekend.......
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Its Simple life logic.... you bet the broncos you win... simple and plain.. no need to cap no need to think you want to make it in this world bet Denver this weekend.. cowboys couldnt beat rivers what in the world makes you think they will stay in reach of Jesus this weekend.......
I can see Cowboys hanging around in a shootout. Get some pressure on the ends on Manning. Score TD and nor FG in the red zone, and eat up as much clock as possible in doing so.
Also, against both the Giants and Eagles it was special teams TD that opened up fairly close games. Not saying that if those ST TD didnt happen, Denver would lose those games or they would even been close, but when a team is playing as well as Denver is playing offensively, then the defense which is pretty meh is getting big turnovers and scores, AND special teams seem to score a TD a game in big spots..,. I just wonder how these games will shake ATS(especially as the lines get more and more inflated) when maybe Denver turns the ball over a couple times, or the d and ST aren't scoring 1-2 TD a game.
I'm staying away from this game, I wouldn't be surprised in the least if Dallas plays a clean game, and gets some pressure on Manning, that they can't win or lose a 24-20 kind of game.
Look at the Pats that year they were unstoppable. You can go back and forth who is/was the better team, but for arguments sake I think its fair to say they are pretty comparable 4 games in. Look what happened to NE against the spread as little injuries started, weather started becoming a factor, every single hop didnt go in their favor, and all while the lines got more and more out of control. NE was still a pretty damn good football team, but suddenly they were not covering every game and suddenly every game wasnt a 38-17 final score.
Again, I'm not playing this game, but just playing devils advocate to the increasing amount of talk/articles/web threads that this team is unbeatable and gonna roll to 49-20 victories every week of the season. I even heard some talking head on the radio saying they can go 16-0 against the spread before a caller came on saying that Denver already didnt cover against Oakland for about 90% of the average Joe Schmos that bet that game Monday afternoon-evening.
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I can see Cowboys hanging around in a shootout. Get some pressure on the ends on Manning. Score TD and nor FG in the red zone, and eat up as much clock as possible in doing so.
Also, against both the Giants and Eagles it was special teams TD that opened up fairly close games. Not saying that if those ST TD didnt happen, Denver would lose those games or they would even been close, but when a team is playing as well as Denver is playing offensively, then the defense which is pretty meh is getting big turnovers and scores, AND special teams seem to score a TD a game in big spots..,. I just wonder how these games will shake ATS(especially as the lines get more and more inflated) when maybe Denver turns the ball over a couple times, or the d and ST aren't scoring 1-2 TD a game.
I'm staying away from this game, I wouldn't be surprised in the least if Dallas plays a clean game, and gets some pressure on Manning, that they can't win or lose a 24-20 kind of game.
Look at the Pats that year they were unstoppable. You can go back and forth who is/was the better team, but for arguments sake I think its fair to say they are pretty comparable 4 games in. Look what happened to NE against the spread as little injuries started, weather started becoming a factor, every single hop didnt go in their favor, and all while the lines got more and more out of control. NE was still a pretty damn good football team, but suddenly they were not covering every game and suddenly every game wasnt a 38-17 final score.
Again, I'm not playing this game, but just playing devils advocate to the increasing amount of talk/articles/web threads that this team is unbeatable and gonna roll to 49-20 victories every week of the season. I even heard some talking head on the radio saying they can go 16-0 against the spread before a caller came on saying that Denver already didnt cover against Oakland for about 90% of the average Joe Schmos that bet that game Monday afternoon-evening.
Glyde i apreash your write up and insite on the game. and although i respect your opinion i still think you are over thinking this just a little bit to much...as you stated you capped it out to be somewhere along the lines of 20-24 Denver has put up those numbers in first half's alone so i dont see it being that low for a total honestly brother I think your going to be missing out on a real good thing here.. but hey who am i to say.. go with your gut and best luck.. me on the other hand ima stick with what my eyes have been showing me and ima ride this wave until it drifts out.. all the best
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Glyde i apreash your write up and insite on the game. and although i respect your opinion i still think you are over thinking this just a little bit to much...as you stated you capped it out to be somewhere along the lines of 20-24 Denver has put up those numbers in first half's alone so i dont see it being that low for a total honestly brother I think your going to be missing out on a real good thing here.. but hey who am i to say.. go with your gut and best luck.. me on the other hand ima stick with what my eyes have been showing me and ima ride this wave until it drifts out.. all the best
GL dude. A good friend of mine has been riding the Denver wave since week 1 and I know he already dropped a nice amount on Denver -7.5 straight as well as in some parlays where he bought them down to -7 and even -6.5.
So I will most definitely be rooting u guys on come Sunday at 4:25pm. GL riding the money train and I hope it keeps rolling for u(and my bud).
Now the question: lets say Denver beats Dallas 41-24. Comfortable lead from start to finish. Next week Denver is hosting horrible Jacksonville. IMO the spread is gonna open at 23.5 at most major casinos/off shores...... Are u on Denver -24-ish next week?
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GL dude. A good friend of mine has been riding the Denver wave since week 1 and I know he already dropped a nice amount on Denver -7.5 straight as well as in some parlays where he bought them down to -7 and even -6.5.
So I will most definitely be rooting u guys on come Sunday at 4:25pm. GL riding the money train and I hope it keeps rolling for u(and my bud).
Now the question: lets say Denver beats Dallas 41-24. Comfortable lead from start to finish. Next week Denver is hosting horrible Jacksonville. IMO the spread is gonna open at 23.5 at most major casinos/off shores...... Are u on Denver -24-ish next week?
Its Simple life logic.... you bet the broncos you win... simple and plain.. no need to cap no need to think you want to make it in this world bet Denver this weekend.. cowboys couldnt beat rivers what in the world makes you think they will stay in reach of Jesus this weekend.......
Best name on covers...broncos = patriots 2008 don't think just bet and win
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Quote Originally Posted by SukMyVickNoRomo:
Its Simple life logic.... you bet the broncos you win... simple and plain.. no need to cap no need to think you want to make it in this world bet Denver this weekend.. cowboys couldnt beat rivers what in the world makes you think they will stay in reach of Jesus this weekend.......
Best name on covers...broncos = patriots 2008 don't think just bet and win
If Cowboys want to win the game, all they have to do is handing Murray the ball and keep Manning on sideline. Defensively, they need to collapse pocket down the middle and give him no time to read options. Too much time for him = suicide . I m still not buying their D . It could be run on and throw on. But how could anyone bet on Choko Romo and against Peyton ?
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If Cowboys want to win the game, all they have to do is handing Murray the ball and keep Manning on sideline. Defensively, they need to collapse pocket down the middle and give him no time to read options. Too much time for him = suicide . I m still not buying their D . It could be run on and throw on. But how could anyone bet on Choko Romo and against Peyton ?
If Cowboys want to win the game, all they have to do is handing Murray the ball and keep Manning on sideline. Defensively, they need to collapse pocket down the middle and give him no time to read options. Too much time for him = suicide . I m still not buying their D . It could be run on and throw on. But how could anyone bet on Choko Romo and against Peyton ?
Well, that sounds like plan.....until Murray averages 2yds/carry. No 1st downs = punt = Manning on the field.
As for "collapsing the pocket"....his OL has been doing a great job protecting him. Four teams have attempted to "collapse the pocket" and all have failed miserably.
Manning is playing as well as he ever has....and also has more weapons than ever.
Ride this train until the wheels fall off. Denver is rolling...
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Quote Originally Posted by YouMadB:
If Cowboys want to win the game, all they have to do is handing Murray the ball and keep Manning on sideline. Defensively, they need to collapse pocket down the middle and give him no time to read options. Too much time for him = suicide . I m still not buying their D . It could be run on and throw on. But how could anyone bet on Choko Romo and against Peyton ?
Well, that sounds like plan.....until Murray averages 2yds/carry. No 1st downs = punt = Manning on the field.
As for "collapsing the pocket"....his OL has been doing a great job protecting him. Four teams have attempted to "collapse the pocket" and all have failed miserably.
Manning is playing as well as he ever has....and also has more weapons than ever.
Ride this train until the wheels fall off. Denver is rolling...
If Cowboys want to win the game, all they have to do is handing Murray the ball and keep Manning on sideline. Defensively, they need to collapse pocket down the middle and give him no time to read options. Too much time for him = suicide . I m still not buying their D . It could be run on and throw on. But how could anyone bet on Choko Romo and against Peyton ?
This theory no longer works. Forever people say "you gotta keep these great QBs on the sideline and run the ball"...They had THREE 80 YARD DRIVES ending in TDs; two of which last about 3 minutes and 20 seconds and 3 minutes and 10 seconds. You can run the ball all you want. The solution doesn't lie in keeping him on the sideline while you run the ball. It's finding something on defense that can slow him down.
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Quote Originally Posted by YouMadB:
If Cowboys want to win the game, all they have to do is handing Murray the ball and keep Manning on sideline. Defensively, they need to collapse pocket down the middle and give him no time to read options. Too much time for him = suicide . I m still not buying their D . It could be run on and throw on. But how could anyone bet on Choko Romo and against Peyton ?
This theory no longer works. Forever people say "you gotta keep these great QBs on the sideline and run the ball"...They had THREE 80 YARD DRIVES ending in TDs; two of which last about 3 minutes and 20 seconds and 3 minutes and 10 seconds. You can run the ball all you want. The solution doesn't lie in keeping him on the sideline while you run the ball. It's finding something on defense that can slow him down.
GL dude. A good friend of mine has been riding the Denver wave since week 1 and I know he already dropped a nice amount on Denver -7.5 straight as well as in some parlays where he bought them down to -7 and even -6.5.
So I will most definitely be rooting u guys on come Sunday at 4:25pm. GL riding the money train and I hope it keeps rolling for u(and my bud).
Now the question: lets say Denver beats Dallas 41-24. Comfortable lead from start to finish. Next week Denver is hosting horrible Jacksonville. IMO the spread is gonna open at 23.5 at most major casinos/off shores...... Are u on Denver -24-ish next week?
Thanks bro and good luck with you as well.. honestly I really dont like looking ahead to much onto the weeks ahead I usually wait untill the dust settles before i make predictions but in my honest opinion that prediction of them being capped at -23 -24 seems a little steep I would say around -19.5 could go to -21 all and all great teaser material for people who teaser...
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Quote Originally Posted by glyde69:
GL dude. A good friend of mine has been riding the Denver wave since week 1 and I know he already dropped a nice amount on Denver -7.5 straight as well as in some parlays where he bought them down to -7 and even -6.5.
So I will most definitely be rooting u guys on come Sunday at 4:25pm. GL riding the money train and I hope it keeps rolling for u(and my bud).
Now the question: lets say Denver beats Dallas 41-24. Comfortable lead from start to finish. Next week Denver is hosting horrible Jacksonville. IMO the spread is gonna open at 23.5 at most major casinos/off shores...... Are u on Denver -24-ish next week?
Thanks bro and good luck with you as well.. honestly I really dont like looking ahead to much onto the weeks ahead I usually wait untill the dust settles before i make predictions but in my honest opinion that prediction of them being capped at -23 -24 seems a little steep I would say around -19.5 could go to -21 all and all great teaser material for people who teaser...
This theory no longer works. Forever people say "you gotta keep these great QBs on the sideline and run the ball"...They had THREE 80 YARD DRIVES ending in TDs; two of which last about 3 minutes and 20 seconds and 3 minutes and 10 seconds. You can run the ball all you want. The solution doesn't lie in keeping him on the sideline while you run the ball. It's finding something on defense that can slow him down.
take a look at the 2011 Colts vs Jets AFC wildcard playoff game. The Jets had 2 long drives that ate up over a quarter of the second half clock. they limited the colts to 3 possessions and 3 fg in the half.
so keeping him on the sidelines and keeping him out of the endzone is the key here. a bend but don't break D and an offense that can pound the rock could cause problems down the road.
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Quote Originally Posted by FeedMeCappers:
This theory no longer works. Forever people say "you gotta keep these great QBs on the sideline and run the ball"...They had THREE 80 YARD DRIVES ending in TDs; two of which last about 3 minutes and 20 seconds and 3 minutes and 10 seconds. You can run the ball all you want. The solution doesn't lie in keeping him on the sideline while you run the ball. It's finding something on defense that can slow him down.
take a look at the 2011 Colts vs Jets AFC wildcard playoff game. The Jets had 2 long drives that ate up over a quarter of the second half clock. they limited the colts to 3 possessions and 3 fg in the half.
so keeping him on the sidelines and keeping him out of the endzone is the key here. a bend but don't break D and an offense that can pound the rock could cause problems down the road.
This will easily stay inside the 7 & the boys might win outright.
children will never learn.... "outright"??? have you been watching the same Broncos team the rest of the world has...no.. you know what scratch that you dont even got to watch the broncos just look what the but boys have been doing and you tell me again they will win out right .. jesus man dont do it!
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Quote Originally Posted by joshfactor:
there are 2 reasons cowboys is the play.
broncos have played a bunch of cupcakes.
cowboys averaging over 30 points/game at home.
This will easily stay inside the 7 & the boys might win outright.
children will never learn.... "outright"??? have you been watching the same Broncos team the rest of the world has...no.. you know what scratch that you dont even got to watch the broncos just look what the but boys have been doing and you tell me again they will win out right .. jesus man dont do it!
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