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Arizona at Tennessee (12/15/2013)

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Away:  Arizona [9-4 ATS]
Home:  Tennessee [6-6-1 ATS]

Game Time: 4:25 PM
Stadium: LP Field

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Team Leaders:

Arizona:
Passing: Carson Palmer (3458)
Rushing: Rashard Mendenhall (508)
Receiving: Michael Floyd (899)

Tennessee:
Passing: Ryan Fitzpatrick (1705)
Rushing: Chris Johnson (820)
Receiving: Kendall Wright (857)

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Cards cover
 
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Quote Originally Posted by shachor:

Cards cover

Can you offer even a drop on insight? ever?

"clowns cover"

 
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Arizona - 2.5 Over Tennessee!

Tennessee now out of AFC wildcard race!  Arizona RB Elligton has returned...and QB Palmer red hot (27 of 32) in last weeks 30-10 blowout win over St. Louis!

Titans now 0-4 vs. spread in their last 4 home games!

Tennessee 1-4 vs. spread in their last 5 games!

Cardinals 3-1 last 4 road games!

Arizona now 5-1 vs. Vegas spread in their last 6 games!

Arizona - 2.5 Over Tennessee!   3 Unit Wager!  

GLTA                                                    
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SportsPredictor:

Arizona - 2.5 Over Tennessee!

Tennessee now out of AFC wildcard race!  Arizona RB Elligton has returned...and QB Palmer red hot (27 of 32) in last weeks 30-10 blowout win over St. Louis!

Titans now 0-4 vs. spread in their last 4 home games!

Tennessee 1-4 vs. spread in their last 5 games!

Cardinals 3-1 last 4 road games!

Arizona now 5-1 vs. Vegas spread in their last 6 games!

Arizona - 2.5 Over Tennessee!   3 Unit Wager!  

GLTA                                                    

 

Arizona is 2-4 on the road this year...

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Spitdudes:

 

Arizona is 2-4 on the road this year...

Your're right Spitdudes!  Meant to say Arizona 3-1 their last 4 road games vs. the VEGAS SPREAD.

Thanks for the correction.  

 
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ARIZONA   -  2.5

 
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Arizona playing to stay in playoff race, Carson Palmer playing to show he's not expendable and not to draft a qb with 1st rd pick, defense is fast and stout

Fitzpatrick not a starter in this league now, CJ2K not the same for this team and will be gone next yr a nd be a beast on a different team, Tenn def average, plus is Titans at home but playing for nothing except better draft pick for new QB in draft next yr

 

Cards 24  Titans 13

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Runnie72:

Arizona playing to stay in playoff race, Carson Palmer playing to show he's not expendable and not to draft a qb with 1st rd pick, defense is fast and stout

Fitzpatrick not a starter in this league now, CJ2K not the same for this team and will be gone next yr a nd be a beast on a different team, Tenn def average, plus is Titans at home but playing for nothing except better draft pick for new QB in draft next yr

 

Cards 24  Titans 13


All that, except Jake Locker should be the guy next year. Between him and Fitzpatrick as a "decent" backup, Titans don't really need a QB in the draft. What they need is somebody to keep these guys off of their backs and give them some time to throw.....
But, I digress to this game - just too much "D" for the Titans to handle, Cards FTW......
 
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I hate to disagree with everyone on this thread, but I'm taking the Titans. As some of you know, I've backed the Cardinals several times this season. But there's something about this Mike Munchak coached team that has me believing. Theres a lot of lame duck coaches out there, but I would like to think that end of the season, Munchak will not be part of the house cleaning. I think he has won the respect of his players. I saw the Titans fight like hell at mile high last week even though they were totally outmatched. I think they have a much better chance of getting that W when the Cardinals travel east. Below is an exerpt from the Tennessean which quotes Tommy Smith, the new CEO of the Titans:

Everyone is displeased with the record right now. If there is anything that is a bright light, I believe the players are still playing hard for Mike, and I think that is a testimony to his character. A lot of these other teams are not. We just need to finish out the season the best we can, and then we’ll evaluate and see where things stand.”
Munchak’s fate could hinge on what happens in the final three games, Smith said.

As you can see, Munchak's fate has yet to be decided and don't think for a second that the players don't know that. Munchak is a players coach (not like Shannahan) and I think the Titans will win one for the Gipper. Plus the Cardinals have only won 2 road games all season (vs the Bucs and Jags). I could easily see them looking ahead to their division showdown at Seattle next week. 

Listen to your inner wise guy on this one and take the Titans!!!
 
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AZ for the win -2.5

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sammy_Ace:

I hate to disagree with everyone on this thread, but I'm taking the Titans. As some of you know, I've backed the Cardinals several times this season. But there's something about this Mike Munchak coached team that has me believing. Theres a lot of lame duck coaches out there, but I would like to think that end of the season, Munchak will not be part of the house cleaning. I think he has won the respect of his players. I saw the Titans fight like hell at mile high last week even though they were totally outmatched. I think they have a much better chance of getting that W when the Cardinals travel east. Below is an exerpt from the Tennessean which quotes Tommy Smith, the new CEO of the Titans:

Everyone is displeased with the record right now. If there is anything that is a bright light, I believe the players are still playing hard for Mike, and I think that is a testimony to his character. A lot of these other teams are not. We just need to finish out the season the best we can, and then we’ll evaluate and see where things stand.”
Munchak’s fate could hinge on what happens in the final three games, Smith said.

As you can see, Munchak's fate has yet to be decided and don't think for a second that the players don't know that. Munchak is a players coach (not like Shannahan) and I think the Titans will win one for the Gipper. Plus the Cardinals have only won 2 road games all season (vs the Bucs and Jags). I could easily see them looking ahead to their division showdown at Seattle next week. 

Listen to your inner wise guy on this one and take the Titans!!!

Sammy I concur.  I think the Cards, while in contention for a wild card, will limp out the season and finish out of the playoffs,  Tennessee has been a tough out and will prove it again this weekend.

Good luck to you sir.

 
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I like the over in this one, arizona can score some points, and i expect tennessee to get a couple or 3 tds also. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Spitdudes:

Can you offer even a drop on insight? ever?

"clowns cover"

   Dont worry about his insight, the important thing is that he posts winners and thats all that matters....no hes not 100 percent correct all the time and nobody is....but ive been watching this guy since hes been on here and hes better then any other clown on here, Including myself. Hes like almost 75 percent correct, and thats unbelievable....Keep up your good work Shachor
 
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75% lol.I think paul the octopus picked better at soccer games.This site is not short of guys who can simply have a hot streak and are as intelligent as an octopus.The real winners here are those that post sharp insight .
 
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Don't under estimate how much honey badger meant to this cards d, titans plus 3 early at local for me. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PigskinDamus:

75% lol.I think paul the octopus picked better at soccer games.This site is not short of guys who can simply have a hot streak and are as intelligent as an octopus.The real winners here are those that post sharp insight .
you mean like: I think the titans will win because they play hard?
 
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Going With Palmer and the gang.GLTA----------
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vue21849:

ARIZONA   -  2.5

 

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