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Baltimore at Houston (11/09/2008)

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with that said, is it not fishy that, say, at pinny BAL is -1 (-101), while HOU is +1 (-107)
 
BAL just seems to be getting all the action (70+ % everywhere I look).... so something IS going on here...
 
Ontario players have HOU +3 which seems like it could be worth a look.
 
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Baltimore Ravens
Name Injury Status
Dawan
Landry, S		 neck out
(11/9)
Chris
McAlister, CB		 knee out
(11/9)
Daniel
Wilcox, TE		 illness/thigh Doubtful
(11/9)
Samari
Rolle, CB		 neck questionable
(11/9)
Bart
Scott, LB		 chest questionable
(11/9)
Jared
Gaither, T		 neck/knee Probable
(11/9)
Le'Ron
McClain, RB		 ankle Probable
(11/9)
Willis
McGahee, RB		 ankle Probable
(11/9)
Brandon
McKinney, DT		 shoulder Probable
(11/9)
Ray
Rice, RB		 chest Probable
(11/9)
Adam
Terry, T		 knee Probable
(11/9)
 
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Houston Texans
Name Injury Status
Andre'
Davis, WR		 finger out
(11/9)
Matt
Schaub, QB		 knee out
(11/9)
Amobi
Okoye, DT		 ankle Doubtful
(11/9)
Ahman
Green, RB		 thigh Probable
(11/9)
DeMeco
Ryans, LB		 shoulder Probable
(11/9)
Chaun
Thompson, LB		 hamstring Probable
(11/9)
Kevin
Walter, WR		 back Probable
(11/9)
 
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Posted: #29
over 33 look good if i tease it down 10 points??
 
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Like the over. Houston averages 24 ppg. But if you just use their home games its 29 ppg. Baltimore averages over 3 TDs a game, so I think J-Nice is right when he says the public perception is 2 defensive teams. GL to all  
 
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Baltimore Ravens
 
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BALTIMORE
 
 
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Ravens and under
 
 
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Loving the OVER here for a couple reasons.

1.  The Ravens offense has FINALLY shown the ability to stretch the field and put up some points.  Granted the past three games have been against some crappy defenses, but without Diles and with Okoye beat up, the Texans defense is not very solid in the middle which = a huge game for Ray Rice again.

2.  Sage Rosenfels might turn the ball over more often than Schaub, but that's because he takes more chances.  He is much more willing to throw the ball downfield to Andre Johnson/Kevin Walter/Owen Daniels and try to get into a shootout.


OVER  42.5

Prediction:   Ravens  28   Texans  23
 
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Baltimore/Houston OVER 43
 
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Some crazy line movement for this game has me loving Houston! 

Taking Houston Pick 'Em for a LARGE sized play
 
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Balt is too much to handle.  Balt will have their way with Rosenfels.  While it may be a trap at -1, I'm going for the bait!  
 
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Posted: #39
I'm w/ u motown.  I like Balt even though this line is weird.  Flaco has been pretty consistent and makes good decisions.  Houston is decent at home but Sage will be good for a couple TO's.
Bald 20 Houst 10
 
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The perception of everyone in hear making it sound like Sage is such a drop off from Matt Schuab makes me think your all nuts. And i think Sage now knows how to manage a game(colts comeback)...Houston is the play here basically because they are home and Baltimore's d is shaken up making Andre Johnson have a big day...
 
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Posted: #41
this line is the same as baltimore faced last week they won by 10 same to happen this week play baltimore
 
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FYI

I am currently near Reliant Stadium. 2 hours from kickoff and the weather will NOT be a factor. IT will probably be in high 70's and virtually no wind outside which means no wind in the stadium unless you count all the gas from the people eating 8 dollar nachos. 


 
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I don't see why rhis line is close....your right golfany1.. sage is going to wet himself loooking at Ray Lewis and the boys over there..
 
RAVENS BIG!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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Posted: #44
Line just moved from PK to Hou - 1 1/2.
 
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Home Dog when I bet it. Bet it striaght (Houston +1) and also teased it to Houston +7/Green Bay + 8.
 
Home dogs tend to hit somewhere around 60%(although I'm not sure on where the split is(+1, +3, etc). Yes, Baltimore has a great D again, but for some reason, I'm still not sold.
 
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TEXANS ALL DAY BOYS.....
 
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Posted: #47
Sage is 4-1 as a starter
Ravens have Giants on deck so they could look past the 3-5 Texans thinking an ez W.
Ravens have won 3 in a row and a big comeback win last week against a division rival could have them falt for this one.
Line is fishy, Ravens a dog. NO way
 
Houston -1 is the play 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by CMJohnson1:

Loving the OVER here for a couple reasons.

1.  The Ravens offense has FINALLY shown the ability to stretch the field and put up some points.  Granted the past three games have been against some crappy defenses, but without Diles and with Okoye beat up, the Texans defense is not very solid in the middle which = a huge game for Ray Rice again.

2.  Sage Rosenfels might turn the ball over more often than Schaub, but that's because he takes more chances.  He is much more willing to throw the ball downfield to Andre Johnson/Kevin Walter/Owen Daniels and try to get into a shootout.


OVER  42.5

Prediction:   Ravens  28   Texans  23



I'm feeling you on this one although those "turnovers" you speak of might prove costly, I like it anyway. 
 
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Cgizzle, those turnovers will lead to points by someone!
 
 
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I have to take the under here, Good Luck
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