11-02-2001, 08:38 PM
Green Bay -5 over Tampa
So far, I don't believe any NFC central team has covered while on the road except for Detroit vs. Min.
San Diego -5 over KC
I think KC is a bad team who has finally reached the point where they will get beat up and embarrassed by a superior team. They played tough against the Raiders in week1, and they punished Washington early on, but since then, a downward slide. I expect SD to put a stake in the heart of KC's season.
Miami -9.5 over Carolina.
Almost the same scenario as above, only Miami is better. They dont give up very many points at home.
Buffalo +5 v Indy.
This is closer to 50/50 than the others, but I think there's still an edge betting Buffalo here. Buffalo seems to be getting it together. They played a tough one vs. SD and I think that was indicative of good play, rather than the "emotional rivalry".
I give Buffalo a good chance to cover. They are coming off two good showings on the road to face a HIGHLY suspect Indy.
Totals:
Washington/Seattle under 37
My rule is still in effect. If I lose this one, I may reconsider. Otherwise, I bet the under on all Washington games.
NYG/DAL under 35.5
I will be suprised if Dallas scores 10. Heck, I"ll be surprised if they get on the board. The only problem is that the Giants' offens may wake up this week and score a lot. There's a slight chance they'll go over by themselves. Overall, Giants games have gone under each week except 1 and 7 (I'm pretty sure).
Bal/Pit over 32.5
This is a ridiculous low and even though two good defenses are facing two sub-par offenses, I think there's value in betting this over.
Anyway, those are the plays I"m taking (in addition to Big Al's and scalf's picks, and Feist's if he posts early enough for me to place the bets).
Wild Bill, where's your picks? You may have had a rocky start this year but your picks are generally good and I like what you say. If you're staying away over the recent flame wars, please come back.
Good luck to everyone.
natedogg
So far, I don't believe any NFC central team has covered while on the road except for Detroit vs. Min.
San Diego -5 over KC
I think KC is a bad team who has finally reached the point where they will get beat up and embarrassed by a superior team. They played tough against the Raiders in week1, and they punished Washington early on, but since then, a downward slide. I expect SD to put a stake in the heart of KC's season.
Miami -9.5 over Carolina.
Almost the same scenario as above, only Miami is better. They dont give up very many points at home.
Buffalo +5 v Indy.
This is closer to 50/50 than the others, but I think there's still an edge betting Buffalo here. Buffalo seems to be getting it together. They played a tough one vs. SD and I think that was indicative of good play, rather than the "emotional rivalry".
I give Buffalo a good chance to cover. They are coming off two good showings on the road to face a HIGHLY suspect Indy.
Totals:
Washington/Seattle under 37
My rule is still in effect. If I lose this one, I may reconsider. Otherwise, I bet the under on all Washington games.
NYG/DAL under 35.5
I will be suprised if Dallas scores 10. Heck, I"ll be surprised if they get on the board. The only problem is that the Giants' offens may wake up this week and score a lot. There's a slight chance they'll go over by themselves. Overall, Giants games have gone under each week except 1 and 7 (I'm pretty sure).
Bal/Pit over 32.5
This is a ridiculous low and even though two good defenses are facing two sub-par offenses, I think there's value in betting this over.
Anyway, those are the plays I"m taking (in addition to Big Al's and scalf's picks, and Feist's if he posts early enough for me to place the bets).
Wild Bill, where's your picks? You may have had a rocky start this year but your picks are generally good and I like what you say. If you're staying away over the recent flame wars, please come back.
Good luck to everyone.
natedogg