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Away:  Denver [7-7 ATS]
Home:  Cincinnati [7-6-1 ATS]

Game Time: 8:30 PM
Stadium: Paul Brown Stadium

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Team Leaders:

Denver:
Passing: Peyton Manning (4143)
Rushing: C.J. Anderson (679)
Receiving: Demaryius Thomas (1389)

Cincinnati:
Passing: Andy Dalton (3008)
Rushing: Jeremy Hill (877)
Receiving: A.J. Green (959)

 
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Bengals !
 
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Broncos big time..

Red Rocket in PrimeTime is all i need to say..
On top of that, Denver is the better team here. No matter where the game is played.

Give me Denver -3.5 for 100 please.

 
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back to back road games for denver.. bengals are tough in cincinnati. i think they cover...going to be a game gl
 
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something tells me we dont see a Dalton dirty diaper monday night....
 
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Denver has everything to play for... they play for the by week and they get it.. manning is an incredible leader vs dalton who doesn't know what he is doing.. i think dalton lasted this long because of his team mates making big plays... cinco does not sweep and they get swept this monday.. Denver -4
 
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Denver -3 all day, and twice on monday after a sunday comeup. Lock of the week
 
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One of the golden rules:  Never bet against Peyton in "Prime Time" games.  

I think Bengals keep it competitive in the 1st half, but Denver pulls away in the 2nd half.  

GLTA

 
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Staying away from this one
Leaning the homer and over
 
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Iceman has the idea. Peyton is the last of the holy grails. My innards say takr UNDER too.
 
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Challenge may be an under statement because the Bengals have never beaten Manning whether he was in Indianapolis or Denver, compiling an 0-8 mark with 20 touchdowns passes versus five interceptions when the five-time MVP is lined up opposite them.
 
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The Broncos have revamped their offense with a physical run game that features a true work horse in C.J Anderson!  Denver pounds the rock all night!  I wont put another dollar on the ginger!

my pick: Den -3 -130
risk: $130
win: $100

 
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Denver -3.5  220/200

OV  47   110/100

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Z-money27:

Denver has everything to play for... they play for the by week and they get it.. manning is an incredible leader vs dalton who doesn't know what he is doing.. i think dalton lasted this long because of his team mates making big plays... cinco does not sweep and they get swept this monday.. Denver -4

 

What is the everything Denver has to play for? And why would Denver have more to play for than Cincinnati? Denver's in the playoffs and Cincinnati is not... They have Oakland at home next weekend, they are going to get the other bye week.

Given they are playing for the bye, history has dictated that teams are not always inclined to close it out when they have more games on the schedule.

Cincinnati has much more to play for here. But even if they didn't have more to play for, simply coming to the conclusion that they need it doesn't mean that they will win. Be careful with games such as this, they is always big favorite support.

 
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Bengals haven't beaten any teams that are going to the playoffs! The best team they have beaten is the Ravens who are probably missing the playoffs, wild card at best. Red rocket got destroyed by Tom Brady in his last primetime game! On the season Dalton is 15td and 14int against mediocre teams. The 2 times against playoff teams they lost by over 20 points  pitt won 42-21 and patriots won 43-17! They have only played 4 teams with winning records 2 smashed em and other two houston 8-7 and ravens 9-6 neither were big wins nor are playoff contenders. Its a repeat of pit and patriots.

denver 31 cin 20
 
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Easy Money..... Lock up Denver -3 
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
 
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Quote Originally Posted by GordoPockets:

 

What is the everything Denver has to play for? And why would Denver have more to play for than Cincinnati? Denver's in the playoffs and Cincinnati is not... They have Oakland at home next weekend, they are going to get the other bye week.

Given they are playing for the bye, history has dictated that teams are not always inclined to close it out when they have more games on the schedule.

Cincinnati has much more to play for here. But even if they didn't have more to play for, simply coming to the conclusion that they need it doesn't mean that they will win. Be careful with games such as this, they is always big favorite support.


try research before talking gordo.....denver is playing for bye!!!! seems important to me!
 
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if Denver wins out and patriots lose to the bills then Denver gets home field throughout ......thats important imo...gordo
 
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Denver (11-3) has already punched its ticket to the postseason, but a first-round bye and home-field advantage remain at stake. The Broncos can clinch the bye with a win, but would need to jump New England (11-3) in the standings for the AFC's top seed. 

Cincinnati has been blown out twice in primetime this season, losing 43-17 at New England in a Sunday night game Oct. 5 and 24-3 to the Browns on Thursday night Nov. 6.

Denver's primetime results have been quite the opposite. The Broncos are 4-0 in night games this season, most recently defeating Kansas City 29-16 on Nov. 30.

 
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The Cincy have more need to win , somehow , the Broncos have a record 0-10 SU on MNF , Denver who already clinched the play off , would like to stay away from the injury of their key players . GO Bengals !!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by cauca1950:

The Cincy have more need to win , somehow , the Broncos have a record 0-10 SU on MNF , Denver who already clinched the play off , would like to stay away from the injury of their key players . GO Bengals !!!


What the F are you talking about? The Broncos have a record of something like 29-35 all time in MNF. Not sure where you get 0-10.

Also, one could argue that Denver has MORE to play for in this spot than Cinci. With a win, Denver gets a bye week and stays in the hunt for the #1 seed. Both big factors.

Regardless of a win or a loss this weekend, Cinci still has to play Pittsburgh next week to decide the division. That means, if Cinci wins tonight and they lose next weekend, they are out. If they lose tonight and win next weekend, they are in.
 
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Manning is done. The public has seen enough of him. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by GAIMDAY_LUKE:


try research before talking gordo.....denver is playing for bye!!!! seems important to me!

Yes if course it "seems important" to you... You have no idea what you are talking about. I am full aware that Denver is playing for a bye, but that doesn't always mean that it's a must win game. NFL teams do not see first round byes as must win games, especially when all they have to do is win next week. 

You should try to do some research. Don't tell me what I should do when you're going to bet blindly thinking Denver "needs" this game. 

Didn't Indy "need" that game last night against Dallas? They needed help for the bye, but it's similar to Denver needing help for the top seed. Not every NFL team thinks like an ESPN host... Try watching the games and understanding how teams work. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jinboston2000:



What the F are you talking about? The Broncos have a record of something like 29-35 all time in MNF. Not sure where you get 0-10.

Also, one could argue that Denver has MORE to play for in this spot than Cinci. With a win, Denver gets a bye week and stays in the hunt for the #1 seed. Both big factors.

Regardless of a win or a loss this weekend, Cinci still has to play Pittsburgh next week to decide the division. That means, if Cinci wins tonight and they lose next weekend, they are out. If they lose tonight and win next weekend, they are in.

I like looking at these type of spots at the end of the season, where a team only needs to win it's next game as the current game doesn't matter. 

However, you are mistaken here. Cincinnati needs this game to secure a playoff spot. If they live the next two weeks they are out. But if they win tonight, next weeks game no longer means win or go home. If they win they go to 10-4-1. No other team can beat that record for a playoff spot. 

There is no logical argument the Denver needs this game more. Cincinnati clearly needs this game more. 
 
 
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Colts aint no Broncos and the Cowboys are having their best season in years, yeah the Bengals have something to play for but its going to be an up hill effort, Denver ML and under
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