Chico1856
10-06-2013, 11:55 AM
NFL YTD 6-8 (-2.34)
2* Cincinnati ML -102
Pats will miss the big fat guy in the middle of their defense today, especially in the red zone against a Bengals team that ranks 6th in cashing in on opportunities in the red zone.
2 * Jacksonville +11 (-105)
Jax ML +450
Jacksonville, despite its appearances so far this year, is a pro team, and does not have many spots on the schedule where they can look at each other and say, we can win this one. This is one of those spots. St. Louis boasts the worse defensive passer rating in the league. Too many points for St. Louis to be laying, as they have been underachieving all year.
FWIW Winless teams thru at least week 3 are 70-35-5 ATS as RD's of 4 pts or more when visiting a team that has a win percentage of less than .666
2 * Indianapolis (1st Half) +0.5 (+100)
Colts have been pretty consistent coming out of the tunnel this year (averaging 15.2 and allowing 8.5) where as the Seahawks (8.8/6.8)have not. Seattle numbers as you would expect are even worse on the road (allowing 13.5, and averaging just 3ppg in the first half away from home)
2* Cincinnati ML -102
Pats will miss the big fat guy in the middle of their defense today, especially in the red zone against a Bengals team that ranks 6th in cashing in on opportunities in the red zone.
2 * Jacksonville +11 (-105)
Jax ML +450
Jacksonville, despite its appearances so far this year, is a pro team, and does not have many spots on the schedule where they can look at each other and say, we can win this one. This is one of those spots. St. Louis boasts the worse defensive passer rating in the league. Too many points for St. Louis to be laying, as they have been underachieving all year.
FWIW Winless teams thru at least week 3 are 70-35-5 ATS as RD's of 4 pts or more when visiting a team that has a win percentage of less than .666
2 * Indianapolis (1st Half) +0.5 (+100)
Colts have been pretty consistent coming out of the tunnel this year (averaging 15.2 and allowing 8.5) where as the Seahawks (8.8/6.8)have not. Seattle numbers as you would expect are even worse on the road (allowing 13.5, and averaging just 3ppg in the first half away from home)