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Cleveland at Tennessee (12/07/2008)

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Away:  Cleveland [6-5-1 ATS]
Home:  Tennessee [10-2 ATS]

Game Time: 1:00 PM
Stadium: LP Field

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Team Leaders:

Cleveland:
Passing: Derek Anderson (1615)
Rushing: Jamal Lewis (793)
Receiving: Braylon Edwards (697)

Tennessee:
Passing: Kerry Collins (2129)
Rushing: Chris Johnson (958)
Receiving: Bo Scaife (498)

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hmmm titans at home ...cleveland w/o winslow and playing a third string qb....its just a matter if cleveland will score......
 
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Tenn should absolutely blow them out, I put big money on the Titans last week with my only fear that they wouldn't be motivated.  I think Fisher takes care of that. Now they're home against a team with Ken Dorsey at QB and no Winslow. 14-0 will do the trick.

Also against the Queefs and Lions both Rbs went over 100 the Titans are best against bad run D teams.
 
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Also the Titans are rested and well prepared having played on Thurs last week.
 
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Titans should crush a miserable Browns team at home.
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What do you think of the over? 37.5? im betting this today b4 everybody knows what the hell is going on....
 
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TITANS . 
 
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Titans for sure, they probably cover the over by themselves.  Wouldn't surprise me to see White and Johnson with 100+, Cleveland sucks against the run and Romeo Crennell is an idiot!
 
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You concinced me!! I am off to the betting windown...titans to cover and the over! thanksz
 
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This line seems a little fishy to me.  81% of the public on Tenn. and the line drops from -14 to -13.5, which with the Browns injuries you think the line would be closer to -17.  But then I think about how many points the Titans score on average (minus the Detroit game) and how much Brady Quinn and Anderson REALLY did for the Browns this year.  Jamal Lewis has been the been the production for that team not to mention when the Browns play a little defense (Rogers) they seem to keep it close.  I like the Browns to keep up with the Titans in this one and surprisingly cover.

Browns - 17

Titans  - 29

 
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Cleveland
Tenn wins money this week.. i dont like the over because I am not sure Cleveland can even score.
 
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Titans 27 Browns 7
 
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I really don't know if Cincy can get more than 10 points.
 
If their D shows up they might get a cover, if they don't the titans roll. With that said, the Titans D could cover by themselves meaning it may not even matter if the Browns play D or not...
 
tough to lay 13.5 or even 14 at some places but...
 
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what if.. this same situation but an early season game, how would you guys lean?
 
 
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Good avatar.........I mean question Pokin.  If it was earlier in the year this Browns fan would've taken Clevelan with anything over 10.  Even with a healthy Andersen, Lewis, K2, and whoever else is hurt Clevelan would still have trouble.  Oh woops I didn't include a D in the spelling of my hometown... Browns defensive backfield has always been horrible.  Last year Cleveland did well, but they allowed too many points for ANY team to be successful.
 
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I was watching Sports Time Ohio on Thursday and even Shaun Smith chuckled that Ken Dorsey was QB.  There's been talk of giving Cribbs a few reps...but I that's just hype.
Lewis isn't at full go, Jerome (Hurricane) Harrison isn't big enough to be a big back, Edwards is seeing a shrink, and meanwhile our DB's are playing Hungry Hungry Hippo and eating Twizzlers
 
The only hope Cle. has is if Tenn takes it easy in front of the home crowd, and I don't see it happening.   I'm taking Tenn 3 units
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Tenn -14 and I promise to always give good reason for my pics:
The last two weeks cleveland has managed ZERO touchdowns. BOL to any browns backers because I don't where you plan to get points with cleveland 3rd string qb starting and jamal lewis questionable. The most you can hope for is a special teams td. So as long as tenn can score 21, assuming browns can even match the 6pt performance of late, Tenn covers this spread. And coming off a 47pt performance I like those odds. Honestly I would take titans with any number and if they don't cover it will be the biggest letdown ever!
 
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For any wondering if the Titans can score enough, they do because of the number of possessions they get. They force a ton of punts and turnovers, so even if they score on only a 3rd of their possessions they can easily get into the upper 20's here.
 
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..Cleveland has not scored a touchdown in 9 quarters w/ either a first round draft QB or a Pro Bowl QB.  What will they do with Dorsey?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by woolygabbo:

..Cleveland has not scored a touchdown in 9 quarters w/ either a first round draft QB or a Pro Bowl QB.  What will they do with Dorsey?

Heck, before the game is over Josh Cribbs may end up being the QB!

 
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Titans in a no brainer.  Cleveland may not score at all.  Who the hell is their qb these days?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SuckerBet77:

Titans in a no brainer.  Cleveland may not score at all.  Who the hell is their qb these days?

Change that avatar suckee...it annoys everyone....
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dencol:


Change that avatar suckee...it annoys everyone....

GUESS WHAT!?!? I GOT A FEVA.....AND THE ONLY PERSCRIPTION IS MORE COWBELL BABY!

 
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make tom hanks happy, he got off the island, but lost his wife to another man... this time, the titans succeed
 
 
 
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Precisely.  This is the NFL, not the NCAA.  The Patriots playing the Rams in the Super Bowl were bigger underdogs than this (and we all know how that turned out).  "Any given Sunday...."

Dorsey is no rookie either.

Titans will be happy with just winning.

BROWNS +13.5
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