Thank you for your in depth opinion d. Actually Cinci does suck but the skins are pretty decent, they have had a tough schedule. They will win convincingly here. The bungles have given up, the only real threats they have are Chad Johnson and T.J Housh and one thing the Skins do have is a strong secondary with shut down corners on both sides. It will end something like 24-10 with the Skins easily covering the spread.
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Thank you for your in depth opinion d. Actually Cinci does suck but the skins are pretty decent, they have had a tough schedule. They will win convincingly here. The bungles have given up, the only real threats they have are Chad Johnson and T.J Housh and one thing the Skins do have is a strong secondary with shut down corners on both sides. It will end something like 24-10 with the Skins easily covering the spread.
Go ahead and give it up for the under. Sure it's low, but these are two offenses that have combined for an avg of 17 pts the last three weeks. Could this be the healing redskins need...
Was 24-6
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Go ahead and give it up for the under. Sure it's low, but these are two offenses that have combined for an avg of 17 pts the last three weeks. Could this be the healing redskins need...
Besides all of the aforementioned offensive ineptitude, both teams are just decimated by injury . . . however . .
The Bengals have been held to 10 or fewer points in 7 games, and 14 points in TEN games.
Despite the Redskins recent struggles, they've played a ridiculously tough schedule in their last 4 of 5 and they've still got the kind of team that can get it together, knowing they've got 3 winnable games in front of them.
Especially against Ryan Fitzpatrick, right now, when his battered O-Line isn't giving him any help and he's facing an experienced Redskins secondary that's bound to capitalize.
I also expect for the recently dormant Redskin passing game to find some life in this game against a decimated secondary that's going to have to do the best it can with single coverage because they've got to respect the Redskin running game, despite who's leading the attack because LaDell Betts is more than capable of a big game if Portis doesn't play much.
Throw in the Portis / Zorn reconciliation, it all points to a big bounce-back for Washington. I like Washington by anywhere from 8 to 14 points, but the O/U actually scares me a little if the Bengals can manage to score at least 10 points and Washington does get it going on offense the way I expect them to.
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Besides all of the aforementioned offensive ineptitude, both teams are just decimated by injury . . . however . .
The Bengals have been held to 10 or fewer points in 7 games, and 14 points in TEN games.
Despite the Redskins recent struggles, they've played a ridiculously tough schedule in their last 4 of 5 and they've still got the kind of team that can get it together, knowing they've got 3 winnable games in front of them.
Especially against Ryan Fitzpatrick, right now, when his battered O-Line isn't giving him any help and he's facing an experienced Redskins secondary that's bound to capitalize.
I also expect for the recently dormant Redskin passing game to find some life in this game against a decimated secondary that's going to have to do the best it can with single coverage because they've got to respect the Redskin running game, despite who's leading the attack because LaDell Betts is more than capable of a big game if Portis doesn't play much.
Throw in the Portis / Zorn reconciliation, it all points to a big bounce-back for Washington. I like Washington by anywhere from 8 to 14 points, but the O/U actually scares me a little if the Bengals can manage to score at least 10 points and Washington does get it going on offense the way I expect them to.
I'll be taking a parlay of The Ugliest Going Against The Public Early Game Home Dogs. So it'll be Jaguars +2.5, Bengals +6.5, Texans +3 (1 unit to win 6.2).
No real reason for this parlay except the public numbers of Jags 17%,
Bengals 23%, and Texans 28% all coming from Sports Insights on the
spread. I'm using plenty of house money here and 1 unit will mean
nothing, especially on a day where I see nothing good but I need to
make a bet. More than likely my balls will be in the vice grip for 2
of the games and the 3rd will be a blowout.
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I'll be taking a parlay of The Ugliest Going Against The Public Early Game Home Dogs. So it'll be Jaguars +2.5, Bengals +6.5, Texans +3 (1 unit to win 6.2).
No real reason for this parlay except the public numbers of Jags 17%,
Bengals 23%, and Texans 28% all coming from Sports Insights on the
spread. I'm using plenty of house money here and 1 unit will mean
nothing, especially on a day where I see nothing good but I need to
make a bet. More than likely my balls will be in the vice grip for 2
of the games and the 3rd will be a blowout.
Nice parlay Obes.......I like it! I'll take the Bengals in this one. It's a good amount of points for a home dog and Washington is just in a mess right now and feeling a lot of pressure to win this game. I think Cincy comes to play for once.
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Nice parlay Obes.......I like it! I'll take the Bengals in this one. It's a good amount of points for a home dog and Washington is just in a mess right now and feeling a lot of pressure to win this game. I think Cincy comes to play for once.
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