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Matt Rivers
300,000* Philadelphia Eagles
100,000* Seattle Seahawks
300,000* Philadelphia Eagles
100,000* Seattle Seahawks
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NHL
Hot teams
-- Florida won five of its last seven home games.
-- Blackhawks won six of their last seven games.
-- Blues won four of their last five games.
Cold teams
-- Hurricanes lost nine of their last eleven games.
-- Calgary lost its last four road games, scoring eight goals.
-- Columbus lost four of its last five games.
Totals
-- Four of last five Carolina games went over the total.
-- Four of last five Calgary games stayed under total.
-- Under is 3-1-1 in last five St Louis games.
Series records
-- Carolina won its last two visits to Miami, 4-0/5-3.
-- Home side won last seven Calgary-Chicago games; Flames lost last nine visits to Windy City.
-- Blues won their last three games against Columbus.
Back-to-Back
-- Blue Jackets are 0-3 on road if they played night before. Blues are 2-3 if they played the night before.Comment
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Anthony Redd
25 Dime Play on the Redskins as the road underdog against the NY Giants. Washington is currently getting between 6 to 6 1/2 points as I release this play at 6:00AM Pacific.
25 Dime Play on the Saints as the road favorite against the Vikings. New Orleans is currently laying between 7 1/2 to 9 points in this contest.
25 Dime Play on the Panthers as the road underdog against the Texans. Carolina is currently getting 6 points in this contest.
25 Dime Play on the Bengals as the road favorite against the Rams. Cincinnati is currently laying 7 points in this contest.Comment
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DAVID BANKS
Baltimore / San Diego Under
A huge AFC showdown is set to go down on NBC Sunday night when the San Diego Chargers (6-7, 4-9 ATS) look to keep their hat in the AFC West playoff ring against the AFC North leading Baltimore Ravens (10-3, 7-5-1 ATS); kick-off from Qualcomm Stadium is set to go live at 8:20 ET with Al Michaels and Chris Collinsworth bringing the commentary.
If the playoffs were to start today, the Ravens would hold the #2 seed in the AFC and earn the first round bye. However, though Baltimore holds the tiebreaker over Pittsburgh due to sweeping the season series, any slip up combined with a Steelers win would see their hated rivals leapfrog them in the standings. With that the case, head coach John Harbaugh's squad must bring its “A” game with it to San Diego to avoid any season’s end drama. That said; the Ravens have proven to be susceptible on the road where they check in with 3-3 SU & ATS records having beaten the likes of St. Louis, Pittsburgh and most recently Cleveland while falling to Tennessee, Jacksonville, and Seattle. The last time Baltimore ventured West this season, it got punked at CenturyLink Field where the Seahawks beat it 22-17 as seven-point underdogs. The Ravens have covered each of the last four as a favorite up to three points.
Left for dead after getting “Tebow-ed” at home in overtime back in Week 12, the Chargers once again find themselves in the thick of the AFC West race now only two games in back of Denver after winning each of their last two games against Jacksonville and Buffalo. Most importantly, QB Philip Rivers seems to have rediscovered his magic stroke, as he hasn’t thrown an interception in each of his last three starts. But instead, he’s thrown for 722 yards and seven touchdown passes while completing 67 percent of his tosses during that stretch. Now with his wide receiver corps fully intact and healthy along with the fantastic 1-2 punch of Ryan Mathews and Michael Tolbert out of the backfield, the Chargers offense is firing on all cylinders and will very much so be up to the task of facing the vaunted Ravens defense. The Chargers have covered the closing pointspread five of the last six times they went off the board a home underdog.
The Ravens won the most recent meeting between these two teams when they went into Qualcomm back in 2009 and handed the Chargers a 31-26 defeat as one-point underdogs; the win was Baltimore's fourth its last five meetings with San Diego. Baltimore sports a 4-1-1 ATS tally the L/6 times it played off a pointspread defeat, but also stands just 1-4 ATS versus the L/5 losing teams it’s gone up against. The home team has covered six of these teams’ last eight overall meetings, but the Chargers are just 2-5 ATS the L/7 times they played in front of the hometown faithful.Comment
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