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Is Ed Reed 100%?

Chiefs not much experience but good home field team.


 
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Quote Originally Posted by crashdavis8:

Hey Jonfon, I was just trying to help. If you single the Ravens this weekend you should make money. The Chiefs got beat pretty soundly by the Raiders and they played to win I believe. Your right about the Patriots game. They punted twice in that game on forth and 1. The second time was in the forth quarter on forth and less than a yard. I think it was a half a yard. They gave the ball back to Brady one to many times in that game. I hate Cameron. But if they get back to the game plan they used in the Saints game which is to run Rice as much as possible and limit Flacco to 20 passes they should win easy. They get carried away with passing sometimes which end up leaving the defense on the field to long. I think the defense will also score in this one. Flacco does get on my nerves though. He has potential but has no pocket presence. At least 4 times in the Bengals game he let the pocket collapse on him. He's got to get out of there quicker and either run or throw the ball away. Also the coaching staff really doesn't allow him to do much like Ryan in Atlanta. You could tell when the Ravens played them. I think with their edge in experience will get the job done Sunday. I wouldn't take them against the Pats or Steelers next week but I'll cash in Sunday for sure!!


so we kinda agree.

and you're right about Flacco....although you say it nicer than i would.

you say...he has no pocket presence

I say...he's not too bright!!!

Good Luck
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jonfon:



so we kinda agree.

and you're right about Flacco....although you say it nicer than i would.

you say...he has no pocket presence

I say...he's not too bright!!!

Good Luck


I'm kind of leaning towards your opinion on Flacco also! Good luck too and win some money this weekend while enjoying the games take care
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Bechmann:

Wait until Saturday when people have been betting Baltimore to more than a FG (or more) favorite!

It's not the best bet of the week but KC at home has some value with a great running game and I assume Cassel will bounce back from a bad bad game. Plus, who doesn't like home dogs in the playoffs?

Someone wrote that KC are like a deer in a headlight - really? Whether or not CW goes to Florida he's still a great playcaller and will find ways to run Charles and Thomas down Baltimore's throat. Bowe is a great target on play action and in the red zone.
The solid but overrated Ravens D# will be worn down by a clock controlling KC offense. RC will make life tough on an overconfident Flacco and CC has made strange playcalls in crucial situations which will cost Baltimore.  

I just don't see Baltimore winning this game and laying points, are you kidding me



....... who invited this guy to the party? cuz he ain't that cool right about now.

Listen up young one, Jim Harbaugh is the best new young coach in the NFL and he's got this Ravens team headed in the direction of Dallas, Tx.  F*ck whatever ground game you think KC has.  Cuz all they really got is an inexperienced team, that gotta nice schedule and backed into the playoffs. Chiefs have played only one playoff team all year, losing to the Colts early in the year 19-9  Ravens saw what Pitt was doing to Cleveland last week, gave up and still shut down Cinci with ease.  They can win on the road in the playoffs and have beating elite teams this year.   

Their gonna come into ArrowHead, and show why many experts and analysts touted them as a potential Super Bowl participant.

Raven 24, Kansas City 14 ..... -40.5, and you can take the -3 too.



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KC +3 (2units): i'll side with the home dog less than 3, the Raven D is not what it used to be, while i'm gambling the Chiefs will be playing inspired football. What concerns me is their record vs. quality teams this year...they hardly faced any. I'll still bet the home dog with the points. Score: Ravens 21-Chiefs 24
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jonfon:



ravens shoulda beat the patriots.....but didn't.   why not???

they led 17-7

for the same reason they won't win this week.....

your offensive coordinator turns into a little box in the second half  of games instead of going for the knockout punch.

he is the worst. 

keep throwing those check downs to ray rice, Cam....see where that gets you.

their defense isn't great anymore men...you have to score points in this league if you wanna win.     Chiefs 19-16

I have to agree with the "O" Coach comment. It seem that the Ravens for some reason or another has been questionable in the second half. Did you all see the game against the Texans? The defense was winded and almost loss that game if it weren't for the pick 6. It is definitely their endurance factor that should be taken into consideration. The only way that the chiefs win this game is if Matt Casell keeps drives alive and keep the defense out on the field for an extensive time BUT!, AND I SAY AGAIN BUT! KC HAS NOT PLAYED AGAINST A DEFENSE SUCH AS RAY LEWIS AND COMPANY. THE TOUGHEST DEFENSE THEY PLAYED ALL YEAR I.M.O WERE THE SD CHARGERS AND LOOK WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM. 0-34. I know Cassell wasn'tplaying but "0"? 

Home field wont matter in this game. Ravens play well where ever they go. Rushing will be implimented from the get go and will open up play action pass for Flaco.

Ravens      38

KC Chiefs  17
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Radiators:

Is Ed Reed 100%?

Chiefs not much experience but good home field team.


No, he has many aches & pains. Seriously
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jonfon:



so we kinda agree.

and you're right about Flacco....although you say it nicer than i would.

you say...he has no pocket presence

I say...he's not too bright!!!

Good Luck
And i say he is the only qb in NFL HISTORY to win 3 playoff games on the road in his 1st 2 years. Look for him to add to that total sunday.
 
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KC played 16 games and maybe had 1 real test this season against Indy wk 5 yes they where coming off a bye wk but lost 9-19 other then that only decent team they played was the Chargers who just Embarrassed them there last meeting....just take a look at @ season schedule and who they had to play I mean come on really...How could they not make the playoffs?...There no chance they hang with the Ravens game should be locked away by half IMO I'm laying it all on the Ravens!!!...And by the way I'm a Steelers fan so you know theres nothing more Id like to see then a Ravens loss here but there just no way I see it happening....1/1000
 
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Quote Originally Posted by 808pickyboy:


I have to agree with the "O" Coach comment. It seem that the Ravens for some reason or another has been questionable in the second half. Did you all see the game against the Texans? The defense was winded and almost loss that game if it weren't for the pick 6. It is definitely their endurance factor that should be taken into consideration. The only way that the chiefs win this game is if Matt Casell keeps drives alive and keep the defense out on the field for an extensive time BUT!, AND I SAY AGAIN BUT! KC HAS NOT PLAYED AGAINST A DEFENSE SUCH AS RAY LEWIS AND COMPANY. THE TOUGHEST DEFENSE THEY PLAYED ALL YEAR I.M.O WERE THE SD CHARGERS AND LOOK WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM. 0-34. I know Cassell wasn'tplaying but "0"? 

Home field wont matter in this game. Ravens play well where ever they go. Rushing will be implimented from the get go and will open up play action pass for Flaco.

Ravens      38

KC Chiefs  17


they might win and they might cover......

i hope for your sake they do....since i'm not betting this game.

but they will NOT score 38 pts. or get anywhere near it.

are you kidding me?  they just scored 13 at home against cincinnati and almost lost on the last play of the game!!

if they get to 24 pts--i'll be shocked  shocked  shocked
 
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Flaco better come to play RAVENS in hostle territory but for sure better all around team
 
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Keep pounding Baltimore. .  Jamal Charles is the freshest and best big play running back in football.  Pound Thomas Jones on first and second down, and watch Charles go outside.  The Chiefs will run the ball, Cassel will have the play action working wonders here.  I'm actually from the same town as Joe Flacco and have been watching him since high school.  Ill take my chances with the home dogs and the Arrowhead faithful
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Bechmann:

Wait until Saturday when people have been betting Baltimore to more than a FG (or more) favorite!

It's not the best bet of the week but KC at home has some value with a great running game and I assume Cassel will bounce back from a bad bad game. Plus, who doesn't like home dogs in the playoffs?

Someone wrote that KC are like a deer in a headlight - really? Whether or not CW goes to Florida he's still a great playcaller and will find ways to run Charles and Thomas down Baltimore's throat. Bowe is a great target on play action and in the red zone.
The solid but overrated Ravens D# will be worn down by a clock controlling KC offense. RC will make life tough on an overconfident Flacco and CC has made strange playcalls in crucial situations which will cost Baltimore.  

I just don't see Baltimore winning this game and laying points, are you kidding me
Baltimore stacks the box and forces Cassel to beat them. I dont see it happening. Ravens large, easiest play of the weekend.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by USMC8151:

Flaco better come to play RAVENS in hostle territory but for sure better all around team
Flacco only qb in NFL HISTORY to win 3 play off games on the rd in his 1st 2 years. He will add to that total Sunday.
 
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Posted: #40
kc is a good team not a great team that being said baltimore is gonna come out with strong D
 
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Ravens - 3.


Jets       +2.5
Ravens   -3
Packers +2.5


 
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seems to good to be true
Chiefs +3
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Radiators:

seems to good to be true
Chiefs +3
If you make that play you will end up going down that road feeling bad bad bad.
 
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No need to study for this game.  We should know by now about both team's weaknesses & strengths.

Ravens -10.5 & over

 
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this is the hardest game to figure, but it's getting easier seeing how many are on the Ravens in contrast to the home dog.  Over 70% on the Ravens layin' pts?  Ravens offense has not impressed me this year whatsoever and their defense has let me down several times as well.  Everyone's talkin' about Ravens defense.  What about KC's defense?  When they bring their A game, they are very hard to score against.

I like KC for the upset as they have the edge in special teams.  I like either Arenas / McCluster with a nice runback or 2.

 
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Ravens -3 and Under 40.5
 
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Early leans: BAL -3 (slight) & UNDER 40.5 (strong)

 

 
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       IF Baltimore's offensive coordinator ALLOWS Joe Flacco to open up  and score, then the Ravens should easily win by  7 -10 points or more. Using the operative word IF (because they've screwed me many times over this season!)

BALTIMORE   -  3  (Large!)

 
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ravens are the popular pick here and rightly so but i'll take them -2.5 not 3.5 this one should come down to the wire i really believe this chiefs team wont lay down especially at arrowhead i don't see a lot of points here on either side im thinking maybe a 20-17 final i'll play the under here i like a defensive battle right down to the wire.
 
 
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RAVENS -3 and OVER 40.5 LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGEEE!
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