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Larry Ness' 10* LEGEND Play-NFL (1st TY / goinmg for 6-0 on or against NYJ)

Indianapolis vs. N.Y. Jets - October 14, 2012 - 1:00 PM

Pick: Your pick will be graded at bookmaker @ -3 -125 N.Y. Jets
Expert: Larry Ness
Evaluation: October 14, 2012 - 1:00 PM
Reason For Pick:
My 10* LEGEND Play is on the NY Jets at 1:00 ET.
Andrew Luck showed last week why the Indianapolis Colts have plenty of confidence in him to guide the franchise's rebuilding. The Colts were coming off a bye and hosting the Packers last Sunday but took the field less than a week after announcing that the team's first-year head coach, Chuck Pagano, had been diagnosed with leukemia and would likely be sidelined the rest of the season while seeking treatment. Under those almost impossible conditions, the Colts fell behind the Packers 21-3 at the half but somehow came back to win, 30-27. Luck played like a 10-year veteran, completing 31-of-55 for 362 yards (a franchise single-game record for a rookie) with two TDs and one INT. The Colts “D” held a Green Bay team in desperate need of a win to just one TD in the second half and now just four games into the 2012 season, the 2-2 Colts have already matched last season’s win total (Indy finished 2-14 in 2011). As for the Jets, they didn’t ‘fold’ against one of the NFL’s best 2012 teams on Monday night but in the end, they couldn’t make enough big plays (or stops) to beat the Texans, falling 23-14. Mark Sanchez went 14 of 31 with a TD and two interceptions against the Texans, completing less than 50 percent of his passes for the fourth straight game. His 48.4 completion percentage ranks last in the league and coupled with a running game which is averaging only 83.0 YPG (on 3.2 YPC), the Jets rank 30th in the NFL with 293.4 YPG. Sanchez’s 48.4% completion rate is the NFL’s fifth-worst mark through five games of any QB since the 2000 season (min: 100 attempts). However, no matter how many outsiders call for Tim Tebow to take over as the New York Jets' starting QB, coach Rex Ryan is standing behind Mark Sanchez."I'm not going to get into any what-ifs," said Ryan, refusing to comment on whether continued losing would force his hand. That said, one can’t ignore that the Jets offense has generated only two TDs in its last 45 possessions (remember those 48 points scored in Week 1 vs the Bills?). Taking a second look at the MNF game (at least to me), Sanchez did NOT play that poorly. He played without his three primary weapons, Santonio Holmes, TE Dustin Keller and Stephen Hill. Still, despite a patchwork receiving corps, he managed five completions of at least 24 yards, including a 27-yard scoring pass. The good news is, his favorite target, Keller, is expected to return this week after missing four games with a pulled hamstring plus Rex Ryan said he thinks that Hill (hamstring) will play Sunday against the Colts, as well. This marks New York’s THIRD consecutive home game and with a trip to New England coming up in Week 7, this game is a “must-win” situation for the jets and maybe for Sanchez as well. The Jets haven’t lost three straight at home since 2009 and this is NO time to start. Actually, they are catching the Colts in a pretty tough spot. Last Sunday's win was a HUGELY emotional and was Indy’s third straight home game. They’ll now have to travel off that ‘high’ and face a desperate team with a QB playing for his ‘life!’ Luck’s off to a terrific start but let’s note that in his lone road game this season, he was intercepted three times in Chicago during a 41-21 loss, completing only 51.1% of his passes. This figures to be an excellent matchup for Sanchez. Indy’s pass “D” allowed an NFL-high 71.2% completions last season (allowed 25 TD passes against an NFL-low eight INTs) and after four games this year, the completion percentage is down to 63.7% but the Colts have allowed eight TD passes (on pace for 32) and have just two INTs in 124 passing attempts (on pace for another eight INTs). I’ve zigged, then zagged just perfectly with the Jets in 2012, winning with them ATS in Weeks 1, 3 and 5, while winning ATS by going against them in Weeks 2 and 4. This is an obvious ‘flat’ spot for the Colts and it’s just Luck’s second road start. Sanchez completed 19-of-27 passes for 266 yards with three TDs and just one INT (123.4 QB rating) in New York’s 48-28 Week 1 over the Bills and I’m calling for a little déjÃ* vu all over again in this one.

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GOOD LUCK

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Dr Bob

3* Chiefs
(?)Miami
2* Denver
(?)Seattle

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Wayne Root - No Limit Cowboys

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Brandon Lang

Sunday Free Play

3-TEAM 10-POINT TEASER
Atlanta (+1/2)
Vikings (+11)
Packers (+13 1/2)

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Root

Upset packers
Roi 49ers
Mill browns

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root

inner circle is 49ers
pin is sea

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Root Billionaire

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Larry Ness' 10* NFL October Total of the Month (62% since 2010)
My 10* NFL Total of the Month is on Dal/Bal Over at 1:00 ET.

The Dallas Cowboys won THREE Super Bowl titles in a four-year span (1992-95) but those glory years are truly a distant memory. Dallas has as many losing seasons the last 15 years (six), as it has playoff appearances (also six). In those six playoff seasons, the Cowboys are a woeful 1-6. Dallas is 2-2 in 2012 and has had a week off since an embarrassing prime-time performance that has fueled plenty of talk the Cowboys could miss the playoffs for a third straight season. Tony Romo matched a career worst with five interceptions in a 34-18 home loss to Chicago on October 1 (MNF), as he and WR Dez Bryant seemed out of sync and the Bears returned two of the picks for TDs. "This has to be a wakeup call for us," Pro Bowl tight end Jason Witten said. The good news for Dallas is, the team returns from its bye only one-half game back of Philadelphia and New York in the NFC East. The bad news is, the Cowboys play at Baltimore, where the Ravens haven't lost a regular-season home game in nearly two years (Baltimore has won 13 in a row). The Ravens failed to score a TD for the first time in 43 regular-season games last week in a 9-6 win at Kansas City and the defense allowed 214 rushing yards, its most since October of 1997. A quick note regarding Baltimore’s “D,” before getting back to the team's offense. The Ravens have been known for their defense since the team's winning Super Bowl season of 2000. However, there’s been a noticeable shift in 2012. Going back just the last five seasons, Baltimore’s been at the very top of the league in yards allowed, giving up an average of 294.2 YPG in that span. That surely hasn’t been the case in 2012, as Baltimore is allowing almost 100 YPG more, coming in at 379.8 YPG. Baltimore’s offense had plenty of problems last Sunday but it did pick up two key FDs to chew up the final 4:24 of clock. "There are a lot of things we're not pleased with," coach John Harbaugh said. "We're chasing our A-game every week. We want to have our A stuff. It's like a pitcher, we want to have our best stuff every week. We didn't have our best stuff." A return to Baltimore will likely help the Ravens get their swagger back. The Ravens have won 13 straight regular-season home games, the NFL's longest active streak, as Joe Flacco and the offense have looked considerably better in front of their own fans. Baltimore has averaged 32.7 PPG on 457.0 yards with just two turnovers in three home games this season. Meanwhile, in two road games, the Ravens have combined for 32 points (16 per) with an average 311.5 YPG while turning the ball over twice in each contest. Flacco completed 48.1 percent of his passes for a season-low 187 yards in Kansas City last Sunday but is averaging 345.7 passing YPG with six TDs (two INTs) while connecting on 67.5% of his throws in Baltimore's three home games. Let’s NOT forget RB Ray Rice, who finished with a season-best 102 rushing yards on 17 carries last Sunday (note: the Ravens are 10-0 when he runs for at least 100 yards since 2010). Baltimore’s home play has been quite special, as the team has won 30 of 35 home games since the start of the 2008 season and the Ravens own 11 consecutive home wins against the NFC, including 8-0 under John Harbaugh. Now I have little doubt the Cowboys will be highly-motivated to win here but in order to do so, Romo and the offense will need to “finish” drives. Romo is completing 66.9 percent of his passes and is on pace for a career-high 4,592 yards passing but he has an NFC-high eight interceptions, only two fewer than he had in 522 attempts last season. He’s surely NOT helped by a running game which entered Week 6 ranked 29th in the NFL with an average of 67.8 YPG. DeMarco Murray ran for 131 yards on 20 carries in a season-opening 24-17 victory over the Giants but he's since been held to 106 on 41 attempts (2.6 YPC)! Add it all up and while Dallas averages a respectable 364.0 YPG, the Cowboys are averaging only 16.3 PPG, better than only Philly (16.0) and Jacksonville (13.0). That said, I’ve talked about how the Baltimore defense is no longer the dominating unit it once was, so I do expect Dallas to score in the 20s. However, I’m NOT sure the Cowboys will be able to slow down Flacco and Co. here at home (remember that 32.7 PPG average!). With Pittsburgh losing Thursday at Tennessee (now just 2-3), the 4-1 Ravens see an opportunity to go up 2 1/2 games on the Steelers in the division with a win. They’ll likely NOT miss that opportunity and to do so, will need to score points. This game is SAILING over!