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09-20-2005, 02:38 PM
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NFL Week 3 Poll
I'm changing the format once again for two reasons.
1. Some people want to see results but not vote. 2. Moving the "No Bet" option out of each game to make the results easier to see. Some people said they thought they HAD to choose each game. That is not the case. If you don't have an opinion one way or the other, simply don't choose either team. You do not have to make a choice on EVERY game. However, the more games you do pick, the better the results will be. 
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09-20-2005, 05:33 PM
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Re: NFL Week 3 Poll
Bet KC BIG, BIG, BIG!!!
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09-20-2005, 07:50 PM
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Re: NFL Week 3 Poll
Where did you get these lines? I can't find a JAC@NYJ line anywhere... wondering what the O/U is for that game...
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09-20-2005, 08:31 PM
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Re: NFL Week 3 Poll
It was a combination of scoresandodds.com and covers.com .
Scoresandodds has the O/U on that game at 34.5 (in a circle due to the unknown status of Leftwich and Martin).
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09-22-2005, 02:39 PM
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ESPN.com poll results
The masses were only 6/16 last week, and thats just picking straight up winners. I think these numbers are still helpful for gauging public opinion as a whole:
1) Atlanta at Buffalo: Who wins? 55.4% Atlanta 44.6% Buffalo 2) Cincinnati at Chicago: Who wins? 78.1% Cincinnati 21.9% Chicago 3) Tampa Bay at Green Bay: Who wins? 75.0% Tampa Bay 25.0% Green Bay 4) Cleveland at Indianapolis: Who wins? 96.0% Indianapolis 4.0% Cleveland 5) Tennessee at St. Louis: Who wins? 69.2% St. Louis 30.8% Tennessee 6) Carolina at Miami: Who wins? 88.8% Carolina 11.2% Miami 7) New Orleans at Minnesota: Who wins? 55.8% New Orleans 44.2% Minnesota 8) Jacksonville at NY Jets: Who wins? 59.6% Jacksonville 40.4% NY Jets 9) Oakland at Philadelphia: Who wins? 90.0% Philadelphia 10.0% Oakland 10) Dallas at San Francisco: Who wins? 89.8% Dallas 10.2% San Francisco 11) Arizona at Seattle: Who wins? 79.0% Seattle 21.0% Arizona 12) New England at Pittsburgh: Who wins? 71.6% Pittsburgh 28.4% New England 13) NY Giants at San Diego: Who wins? (8:30 p.m. ET, ESPN) 73.7% San Diego 26.3% NY Giants 14) Kansas City at Denver: Who wins? (9:00 p.m. ET, ABC) 77.9% Kansas City 22.1% Denver Total Votes: 18,483
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09-22-2005, 02:58 PM
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Re: ESPN.com poll results
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1) Atlanta at Buffalo: Who wins? 55.4% Atlanta 44.6% Buffalo 7) New Orleans at Minnesota: Who wins? 55.8% New Orleans 44.2% Minnesota 8) Jacksonville at NY Jets: Who wins? 59.6% Jacksonville 40.4% NY Jets 14) Kansas City at Denver: Who wins? (9:00 p.m. ET, ABC) 77.9% Kansas City 22.1% Denver [/ QUOTE ] We saw this last week too. There are once again 4 teams that are underdogs on the road where the majority are predicting these teams will win straight up. It may happen. It may not. But, there is some nice value on these home teams. I've already got bets in on 3 of the 4 home teams. I'm staying away from the Atlanta/Buffalo game.
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09-22-2005, 04:27 PM
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Re: ESPN.com poll results
I really don't think the average ESPN voter even pays attention to or cares about homefield; and I don't think "sportsnation" has anything to do with the Vegas odds.
Oh, love Buffalo this week, no I'm not a homer, and yes I picked Tampa last week.
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