Under 51 easy! I know there is a lot passing between these two teams but Sanchez is starting to show his true identity and turns over the ball while Philly is starting to open up the ground defense a little bit. Philly will run the ball more often in this game. Redskin might win this game.. who knows when Sanchez is playing.. Under for sure..
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Under 51 easy! I know there is a lot passing between these two teams but Sanchez is starting to show his true identity and turns over the ball while Philly is starting to open up the ground defense a little bit. Philly will run the ball more often in this game. Redskin might win this game.. who knows when Sanchez is playing.. Under for sure..
A defensive score and special teams points can easily inflate the total.. In that case Philly has capitalized on that all year. They are #1 in special teams offense and Redskins are not so good on special teams...
RG3 will get sacked all day on that Philly pass rush forcing a few turnovers. Sanchez will get his too but Philly has been better at converting turnovers to points
I'm seeing a 31-20, or 34-17 type score.
Eagles -7.5
Over 50
Sip on that plus money honey!
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I like Philly and Over.
A defensive score and special teams points can easily inflate the total.. In that case Philly has capitalized on that all year. They are #1 in special teams offense and Redskins are not so good on special teams...
RG3 will get sacked all day on that Philly pass rush forcing a few turnovers. Sanchez will get his too but Philly has been better at converting turnovers to points
Philadelphia 34 - WASHINGTON 13 "Now fighting for playoff survival, Philly will be laying a handful in this short trip to Washington. But the Redskins showed few signs of rallying last week in New York, with their QBs absorbing 7 more sacks (now an untenable 36 the last six games). With the shaky Robert Griffin again at the controls, look for the Eagle pass rushers to get into his head early. Philly has way too many weapons for the Washington defense to handle in its current physical and mental state. Eagles out of the playoffs beginning this week, but in a good position to take advantage of many tiebreakers if they beat Skins and G-Men in final two."
Philadelphia - 6 1/2 (buying down) Over Washington! 2 Units!
GLTA Today!
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Philalephia - 6 1/2 Over Washington!
Game Analysis; (not my own)
Philadelphia 34 - WASHINGTON 13 "Now fighting for playoff survival, Philly will be laying a handful in this short trip to Washington. But the Redskins showed few signs of rallying last week in New York, with their QBs absorbing 7 more sacks (now an untenable 36 the last six games). With the shaky Robert Griffin again at the controls, look for the Eagle pass rushers to get into his head early. Philly has way too many weapons for the Washington defense to handle in its current physical and mental state. Eagles out of the playoffs beginning this week, but in a good position to take advantage of many tiebreakers if they beat Skins and G-Men in final two."
Philadelphia - 6 1/2 (buying down) Over Washington! 2 Units!
That detailed game analysis posted above that was borrowed by the poster is wrong in a very important way. Even if the Eagles win out, they are in the worst position of any teams that could be tied in wildcard tiebreaker scenarios. They need to win out and hope Dallas loses to take NFC East title, or they are last in line to get wildcard at 11-5. If they lose either of their last 2 games, there's less than 25% chance they get in at all. Trust me, I ran all the scenarios. So yeah they need to win, but they still need help regardless.
Cappers that base game predictions mostly off of stronger playoff implications for one team are often cleaned out. It's a good indicator a team will bring a solid effort, but match-ups are still match-ups, especially when teams are rivals and always looking to end your season too.
I do agree the Eagles win, and the Skins defense is gutted with injuries, but Wash also has solid match-ups over Philly too. I'd say Eagles win by 7 but not in a route on the road against a rival that gave them hell the first match-up in Philly. There was a reason Washington scored more on the Eagles defense than any other defense this season. DeSean Jackson will have his guys ready to torch the Eagles through the air like they did for over 400+ last time.
Be careful these last few weeks betting on teams just because it's crucial they win to make playoffs, it's a common fools mistake. Hell, GB lost to a medicore Bills team, and Detroit almost lost to sorry Vikings. And GB and Det are locked in a tough race for their division title. Everyone picked them both to win easy last week because they needed to for best division title position. I "no played" both as I didn't like the spot for either. Playoff motivation was ignored in favor of smart analysis, and the decision was correct. Just saying, analyze and trust the matchups just as hard as any other week. Playoff motivation should be a factor, but merely one of several other advantages you uncover.
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That detailed game analysis posted above that was borrowed by the poster is wrong in a very important way. Even if the Eagles win out, they are in the worst position of any teams that could be tied in wildcard tiebreaker scenarios. They need to win out and hope Dallas loses to take NFC East title, or they are last in line to get wildcard at 11-5. If they lose either of their last 2 games, there's less than 25% chance they get in at all. Trust me, I ran all the scenarios. So yeah they need to win, but they still need help regardless.
Cappers that base game predictions mostly off of stronger playoff implications for one team are often cleaned out. It's a good indicator a team will bring a solid effort, but match-ups are still match-ups, especially when teams are rivals and always looking to end your season too.
I do agree the Eagles win, and the Skins defense is gutted with injuries, but Wash also has solid match-ups over Philly too. I'd say Eagles win by 7 but not in a route on the road against a rival that gave them hell the first match-up in Philly. There was a reason Washington scored more on the Eagles defense than any other defense this season. DeSean Jackson will have his guys ready to torch the Eagles through the air like they did for over 400+ last time.
Be careful these last few weeks betting on teams just because it's crucial they win to make playoffs, it's a common fools mistake. Hell, GB lost to a medicore Bills team, and Detroit almost lost to sorry Vikings. And GB and Det are locked in a tough race for their division title. Everyone picked them both to win easy last week because they needed to for best division title position. I "no played" both as I didn't like the spot for either. Playoff motivation was ignored in favor of smart analysis, and the decision was correct. Just saying, analyze and trust the matchups just as hard as any other week. Playoff motivation should be a factor, but merely one of several other advantages you uncover.
Whats the match up for this game where's your analysis. What match up do you know. This is not basketball echo 1. You don't know anything about match ups. Break it down if you know, but you don't. Clown trying to sound like he know football.
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Whats the match up for this game where's your analysis. What match up do you know. This is not basketball echo 1. You don't know anything about match ups. Break it down if you know, but you don't. Clown trying to sound like he know football.
That detailed game analysis posted above that was borrowed by the poster is wrong in a very important way. Even if the Eagles win out, they are in the worst position of any teams that could be tied in wildcard tiebreaker scenarios. They need to win out and hope Dallas loses to take NFC East title, or they are last in line to get wildcard at 11-5. If they lose either of their last 2 games, there's less than 25% chance they get in at all. Trust me, I ran all the scenarios. So yeah they need to win, but they still need help regardless.
Cappers that base game predictions mostly off of stronger playoff implications for one team are often cleaned out. It's a good indicator a team will bring a solid effort, but match-ups are still match-ups, especially when teams are rivals and always looking to end your season too.
I do agree the Eagles win, and the Skins defense is gutted with injuries, but Wash also has solid match-ups over Philly too. I'd say Eagles win by 7 but not in a route on the road against a rival that gave them hell the first match-up in Philly. There was a reason Washington scored more on the Eagles defense than any other defense this season. DeSean Jackson will have his guys ready to torch the Eagles through the air like they did for over 400+ last time.
Be careful these last few weeks betting on teams just because it's crucial they win to make playoffs, it's a common fools mistake. Hell, GB lost to a medicore Bills team, and Detroit almost lost to sorry Vikings. And GB and Det are locked in a tough race for their division title. Everyone picked them both to win easy last week because they needed to for best division title position. I "no played" both as I didn't like the spot for either. Playoff motivation was ignored in favor of smart analysis, and the decision was correct. Just saying, analyze and trust the matchups just as hard as any other week. Playoff motivation should be a factor, but merely one of several other advantages you uncover.
Well said...
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Quote Originally Posted by echelon1:
That detailed game analysis posted above that was borrowed by the poster is wrong in a very important way. Even if the Eagles win out, they are in the worst position of any teams that could be tied in wildcard tiebreaker scenarios. They need to win out and hope Dallas loses to take NFC East title, or they are last in line to get wildcard at 11-5. If they lose either of their last 2 games, there's less than 25% chance they get in at all. Trust me, I ran all the scenarios. So yeah they need to win, but they still need help regardless.
Cappers that base game predictions mostly off of stronger playoff implications for one team are often cleaned out. It's a good indicator a team will bring a solid effort, but match-ups are still match-ups, especially when teams are rivals and always looking to end your season too.
I do agree the Eagles win, and the Skins defense is gutted with injuries, but Wash also has solid match-ups over Philly too. I'd say Eagles win by 7 but not in a route on the road against a rival that gave them hell the first match-up in Philly. There was a reason Washington scored more on the Eagles defense than any other defense this season. DeSean Jackson will have his guys ready to torch the Eagles through the air like they did for over 400+ last time.
Be careful these last few weeks betting on teams just because it's crucial they win to make playoffs, it's a common fools mistake. Hell, GB lost to a medicore Bills team, and Detroit almost lost to sorry Vikings. And GB and Det are locked in a tough race for their division title. Everyone picked them both to win easy last week because they needed to for best division title position. I "no played" both as I didn't like the spot for either. Playoff motivation was ignored in favor of smart analysis, and the decision was correct. Just saying, analyze and trust the matchups just as hard as any other week. Playoff motivation should be a factor, but merely one of several other advantages you uncover.
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