11-25-12

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Game: Tennessee at Jacksonville (Sunday 11/25 1:00 PM Eastern)
Pick: Tennessee Titans -4 (-110)

There is still time for Tennessee to make a playoff run, but that means they must win here in Jacksonville. So expect a top-nothc effort from the Tigans. The Jags have played a pair of good teams tough this season. They put a scare into Green Bay and took Houston into overtime last week before losing 43-37. Chad Henne came off the bench to have a career game. Quite often the good teams take the Jaguars too lightly and end up getting caught up in a game they never should have. The good team must then pull a win out late. But let's not mistake that with calling the Jags good. This is a really bad team. The Jags are getting out-scored by 12 points per game against .500 or worse teams this season, because these competitors come to fight for a win. Tennessee is in a do-or-die situation, and Jacksonville may have nothing left in a limited tank after last week. The Jaguars very rarely play consecutive good games, and after throwing for over 250 yards in their previous game, they are 5-13 ATS in their next one. Play on Tennessee.

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Richard Saber @ Gaming Today

49ers -1½ at Saints: No points are needed. Saints are back in the hunt going 3-0 SU and ATS in their last three. SAINTS (money line).

Packers +2½ at Giants: The Giants are in a funk while the Pack will be seeking revenge from getting crushed in the playoffs last year at home 37-20 by these same G-men. PACKERS (money line).

Mark Mayer @ Gaming Today

49ers PK at Saints: New Orleans has won five in a row. Niners off the Monday niter, are traveling far and having a cushion. SAINTS.

Raiders +7½ at Bengals: Cincy has a message for Carson Palmer, which will be delivered by Andy Dalton. BENGALS.

Falcons PK at Bucs: Tampa Bay is for real. Atlanta, like Baltimore, has a nice lead in its division. Bucs need this one more. BUCS.

Titans -3 at Jaguars: Titans well rested off a bye. Jaguars just gave everything in tough loss to Texans. TITANS.

Denny the Dog @ Gaming Today

Sunday

Raiders +7½ at Bengals: Andy Dalton and A.J. Green have been a deadly combination for opposing defenses for nine straight games. They’ve connected for at least one TD in each of those contests. You can make it 10 consecutive after the Raiders leave town. Oakland is beat up on both sides of the ball. They’ve allowed 45 points per game during their current three game losing streak. BENGALS.

Steelers -1 at Browns: Pittsburgh has a totally weaker look without Big Ben under center. Byron Leftwich or Charlie Batch will find the Brownies much tougher than last season. Big Ben would have had a fight on his hands. So this will be an epic battle for Byron or Charlie. I believe the Browns should win this game. BROWNS.

Bills +3 at Colts: Indy has managed to win four of five at home. I believe they’ll be in a nasty mood after the drubbing they took at New England. The Bills snapped a threegame losing streak last Thursday night but in doing so did not look overly impressive. Andrew Luck passed for over 300 yards for the fifth time. He tossed three picks against the Patriots but look for him to be primed for this bounce back win. COLTS.

Broncos -10 at Chiefs: I would love to sniff out a double digit home dog here. But all I’m smelling is the stench of 31 turnovers. Denver may be the best in the AFC and the Chiefs are the worst! BRONCOS.

Titans -3 at Jaguars: Tennessee coming off a bye after a win at Miami. The Jags blew a big fourth quarter lead to the Texans. But the Jags played a great game up until the last five minutes. The Titans don’t have the weapons the Texans were able to deploy. Blaine Gabbert was injured and Chad Henne replaced him with a 300-yard, 4 TD and no interception game. Even if Gabbert is healthy, Jags backers have to be hoping Henne receives another chance under center. JAGUARS.

Vikings +3 at Bears: Expect Jay Cutler to be back. Also counting on the Bears’ defensive takeaway machine to be back in action. BEARS.

Falcons -1 at Bucs: I’m sure I’m not alone in thinking the Bucs can get the job done. Tampa Bay has won four in a row. Doug Martin is a force to reckon with and Josh Freeman has developed a special chemistry with Vincent Jackson. Atlanta has only lost once, but playing like a team ready to lose another one soon. Matt Ryan threw five picks against the Cards as the Falcons continue to struggle with rushing attack. BUCS.

Seahawks -2½ at Dolphins: I’ve been overly impressed with the Seahawks. Lynch is a legitimate threat on every play and rookie QB Wilson has been spectacular. The Fish started strong, their rookie Tannehill needs to surround himself with more talented players – and they’re not to be found this year. SEAHAWKS.

Ravens +1½ at Chargers: I can’t stand watching a Chargers game because I might catch a glimpse of Norv Turner on the sideline. I can’t imagine how tough it is to watch Bolts if actually a fan! RAVENS.

49ers -2½ at Saints: It’s a short week for the Niners but I have faith in Jim Harbaugh. The Saints have been on quite a roll. However, two of their last three wins have been against extremely weak sisters. 49ERS.

Rams +2½ at Cards: Something has got to give! One of these losers is going to break a big losing streak. The Rams have lost five straight. The last game they won was at home against these same Cardinals. The Cards have dropped six consecutive, going from bad (Kolb and Skelton) to worse (Lindley). RAMS.

Packers +2½ at Giants: Packers have won five in a row, but clearly haven’t played a really good football team in over a month. They’re going to face a ticked off Giants bunch which has lost two straight games. Giants come big off bye. GIANTS.

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Andy Iskoe @ Gaming Today (opinions)

Sunday

Raiders +8 at Bengals (49): Oakland QB Carson Palmer returns to where he began his NFL career and enjoyed modest success for several seasons with the Bengals. Today’s Bengals, quarterbacked by Andy Dalton, have won two straight following a four game losing streak and have gotten back into the playoff hunt. The Raiders have lost 3 straight, all by double digits, and have 5 such lopsided losses this season.

This is the first time that Cincy has been favored by more than a TD since 2008. The Bengals have lost to the spread in each of their last 6 spots as more than a TD favorite. RAIDERS.

Steelers (NL) at Browns: Pittsburgh may be down to third string QB 37 year old Charlie Batch after Byron Leftwich was injured in Sunday’s loss to Baltimore after filling in for injured Ben Roethlisberger. Cleveland was extremely competitive in the overtime loss at Dallas.

The Steelers lead the league in total defense and their offense again figures to be limited. Both are ingredients for a low scoring game against a similarly limited Browns offense and a Cleveland defense that is improving. UNDER.

Bills +3 at Colts (5½): Buffalo has extra rest following last Thursday’s win over Miami in which the Bills did not score an offensive touchdown. Indianapolis was torched by 25 points in a loss at New England, their third road blowout loss this season. But the improved Colts have played well at home, winning 4 of 5. Three of the wins have been by exactly a FG and the fourth by just 4 points.

So laying a FG seems to be the right line. The Colts are off of that embarrassing loss and might bring a bit more intensity with rookie QB Andrew Luck showing more poise and talent than Buffalo QB Ryan Fitzpatrick. And at 6-4 the Colts are in the race for the playoffs. COLTS.

Broncos -10 at Chiefs (44): To describe Kansas City’s offense as inept would be an understatement. The Chiefs have not reached 17 points in any of the last 6 games, averaging just 11 points per game in this stretch. Denver continues to improve weekly on both sides of the football and has built a 3 game lead in the AFC West.

Laying double digits on the road is generally a risk not worth taking. Perhaps the better way to play Denver’s superiority is to play the total. UNDER.

Titans -3 at Jaguars (43½): Tennessee is rested after its bye and at 4-6 has not yet given up on the season. Jacksonville is 1-9 after what was an outstanding effort in defeat at powerful Houston, losing in OT after both teams scored field goals on their first overtime possessions.

Jaguars QB Blaine Gabbert was injured and backup Chad Henne may be this week’s starter. The Titans have won 3 of 5, including 2 on the road with their game prior to the bye that surprising 37-3 blowout win at Miami. TITANS.

Vikings (NL) at Bears: Chicago played at San Francisco last Monday night and may have backup Jason Campbell at QB in place of injured starter Jay Cutler for a second straight week. The Vikings return from their bye that followed an upset of Detroit to improve to 6-4.

The Bears have played well with their only losses prior to Monday being to a pair of Super Bowl contenders, Green Bay and Houston. Despite their success to date, Minnesota is not in that class. BEARS.

Falcons PK at Bucs (48): Atlanta overcame 5 interceptions by QB Matt Ryan to rally and defeat Arizona and avoid a second straight loss after an 8-0 start. Tampa Bay continues to play well under first year coach Greg Schiano and at 6-4 is very much in the playoff mix.

Atlanta has controlled this series in recent years, winning 6 of 7 though the teams have split ATS decisions each of the past 3 seasons. Tampa’s offense has been potent in recent weeks but the defense continues to be permissive. OVER.

Seahawks -2½ at Dolphins (37½): Seattle returns from its bye and Miami played last Thursday so both should be fresh. Miami has lost 3 in a row following a 3 game win streak and at 4-6 has all but played itself out of the playoff race. Seattle is 6-4 and very much in playoff contention, but makes the longest possible road trip for an NFL game not played in London.

Both teams are directed by rookie QBs which often requires managing the game rather than go for the big play. As such we should see both teams employ conservative game plans. UNDER.

Ravens -2 at Chargers (47): At 8-2 Baltimore controls its destiny for the second AFC seed in the playoffs. San Diego is all but out of contention at 4-6 and has not shown much of a spark in recent weeks, losing 5 of 6. Their 4 wins are against teams that are a combined 9-31.

QB Philip Rivers continues to make poor throws and poor decisions. Baltimore should remember last season’s trip here, a 34-14 December loss that was not that close. The Ravens have won 3 straight and 7 of 8 and are playing much better football. RAVENS.

49ers (NL) at Saints: The 49ers are off Monday night’s home game against Chicago in which Colin Kaepernick started in place of injured Alex Smith at QB. New Orleans is eager to avenge last season’s 36-32 road playoff loss. The Saints have won 5 of 6 following their 0-4 start and are very much back in playoff contention. The 49ers are on a short week and are playing only their second road game since Sept. 30.

There are many reasons to support the 49ers and their significant edge on defense but the Saints are playing with great intensity and a continued sense of urgency that will be reflected by the energy of the crowd. SAINTS.

Rams +2½ at Cards (37½): Arizona has dropped 6 straight following a 4-0 start to all but fall out of playoff contention. Last week they were unable to hold a double digit lead at Atlanta, falling 23-19 despite intercepting Falcons QB Matt Ryan 5 times. The Cardinals’ own offense has struggled and they made an in game QB change despite leading the Falcons, turning to rookie Ryan Lindley.

The Rams have also been in a tailspin, with 4 losses and a tie following their 3-2 start. St. Louis dealt the Cardinals their first loss of the season, giving Arizona the added motive of revenge. Realistically, this is their best remaining chance for a victory this season. CARDINALS.

Packers +2½ at Giants (49½): In winning two Super Bowls in the past 5 seasons, the Giants lost to the Packers during the regular season but knocked the Pack out of the playoffs both times. Both of those regular season losses came at home. There’s much to like about Green Bay. They’ve won 5 in a row (4-1 ATS) and could be tied with Chicago atop the NFC North if Chicago lost Monday night in San Francisco.

The Giants are rested after their bye and smarting following back to back losses to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. The importance to the Giants’ collective psyche of this game cannot be understated. NY head coach Tom Coughlin will have his team prepared for its best effort since their blowout victory at San Francisco. GIANTS.

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Wunderdog,
Game: Seattle at Miami (Sunday 11/25 1:00 PM Eastern)
Pick: 2 units on Seattle -2.5 (-115) (risk 2 to win 1.7)
The Miami Dolphins have had a schedule handed to them on a silver platter and have sadly squandered the opportunity. After losing their opener to Houston, the Dolphins have played six straight games vs. teams that were .500 or less. Here they stand at 4-6, which will tell you that a lot is lacking here, and it is getting worse. The Dolphins played in Buffalo last week, and against one of the NFL's worst defenses they managed to get into the end-zone just once in the middle of the fourth quarter. This was after a less than stellar Tennessee team kept them out of the end-zone the entire game. Prior to that game, the Fins found the end-zone two times against another poor defense in Indianapolis. The bottom line is that you have to score in this league to win, and the Dolphins are making it look awfully hard. Now they have to face one of the top defenses in the NFL in Seattle, a team that is off a bye and is ready to make a playoffs run. The Seahawks’ offense is coming to life with 28 points per game in their last three as Russell Wilson matures into a capable NFL QB. Miami has played poorly at home where they are 22-52-1 ATS in their last 75 home games. Seattle gets the call.

Game: Tennessee at Jacksonville (Sunday 11/25 1:00 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Tennessee -4 (-110) (risk 3 to win 2.7)
There is still time for Tennessee to make a playoff run, but that means they must win here in Jacksonville. So expect a top-nothc effort from the Tigans. The Jags have played a pair of good teams tough this season. They put a scare into Green Bay and took Houston into overtime last week before losing 43-37. Chad Henne came off the bench to have a career game. Quite often the good teams take the Jaguars too lightly and end up getting caught up in a game they never should have. The good team must then pull a win out late. But let's not mistake that with calling the Jags good. This is a really bad team. The Jags are getting out-scored by 12 points per game against .500 or worse teams this season, because these competitors come to fight for a win. Tennessee is in a do-or-die situation, and Jacksonville may have nothing left in a limited tank after last week. The Jaguars very rarely play consecutive good games, and after throwing for over 250 yards in their previous game, they are 5-13 ATS in their next one. Play on Tennessee.

Game: Buffalo at Indianapolis (Sunday 11/25 1:00 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Buffalo +3 (-120) (risk 3 to win 2.5)
The Colts were looking very good while they were on a four game winning streak and the bandwagon got pretty full. But, those four teams were a combined 11-29. Then they went to New England and everything changed as they were hammered back into reality 59-24. It was a reminder that while Andrew Luck is likely going to be a great QB someday, he is still a rookie. Luck had two passed picked and returned for TDs last week. He has shown flashes of greatness, but he has also shown that NFL defenses take a while to figure out. His 12 TD passes have been equaled by 12 INTs that often hurt, as he tries to squeeze balls into tight areas and gets burned badly. Both of these teams are poor defensively, but the Bills have a solid running game, and that is the biggest advantage by either team here. C.J. Spiller is a game changer, rushing for 6.6 yards per carry. He is a dangerous receiver as well. The Bills played well on defense against Miami, while the Colts’ confidence had to be hurt last week. IThese teams are pretty even and this game could go either way. Take the field goal on the Bills.

Game: Denver at Kansas City (Sunday 11/25 1:00 PM Eastern)
Pick: 4 units on Kansas City +10.5 (-110) (risk 4 to win 3.6)
Last week we faded Denver as I mentioned that the hype-wagon on Denver has reached fever-pitch and there is line value going the other way. The game played out perfectly as the Broncos got their big lead, but failed to cover. So, we get value again fading them as they are still viewed as a dominant team with an unstoppable offense. To make things better, they are facing the lowly Chiefs. Who wants a piece of the Kansas City Chiefs right now? Gamblers are predictably lining up on Denver here at over 75%, despte a huge spread for a division game. It is the consummate ugly game, and the perfect storm. Peyton Manning has been MVP-like so far, and the Denver defense is coming alive as well. Denver has five straight wins by an average margin of 13.6 points per game, and now they get to take on a 1-9 team that is also 0-5 at home. Most think that this one will be over by halftime, but I have seen this many times before, and ugly often wins (or more correctly, covers) in the NFL. The fact is that ugly on the blind, playing all home dogs in the NFL of 7.5 points or more are 169-128-4 ATS since 1989. That is 57% and something any capper would be proud to have earned. The stats are overwhelmingly in favor of Denver here, so to sit here and make a case for the Chiefs is not something that would make a whole lot of sense. What makes sense is jumping on this ugly dog. Hold your nose, and go all-in on Kansas City.

Game: Oakland at Cincinnati (Sunday 11/25 1:00 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Oakland +8.5 (-110) (risk 3 to win 2.7)
The Cincinnati Bengals had a big win two games back when they manhandled the New York Giants 31-13 at home. They went on to a convincing win vs. Kansas City last week 28-6. They are now laying near double-digits to Oakland, and I'm not buying it. What would this line have been just a few short weeks ago when the Bengals lost to Denver for their fourth straight loss? Short term is what the oddsmakers tend to focus on because gamblers neglect to look at the big picture. That bigger picture says the Bengals are 5-5 and a pedestrian middle of the road NFL team. Oakland surely has had its struggles, but so has Andy Dalton with his 11 INTs on the season. The Raiders have allowed 135 points over their last three games, which is a ridiculous 45 points per game, so no one wants any part of them, further adding to this line. That in and of itself is meaningless because teams that allow an average of 40 ppg over their last three games are 7-7-2 ATS long term. The Raiders are 17-8 ATS in their last 25 following a spread loss. Meanwhile, in the Marvin Lewis era, the Bengals are just 31-45 ATS at home including 13-26 ATS as a favorite! Take Oakland with the points here.

Game: Pittsburgh at Cleveland (Sunday 11/25 1:00 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Pittsburgh -1 (-110) (risk 3 to win 2.7)
It looks like Charlie Batch will get the call at QB for the Steelers who have certainly had their share of injuries to deal with this season. This is a huge upgrade over Byron Leftwich folks. People probably forget, but over the past two seasons, Batch was summoned to duty and passed for 560 yards in three starts at 8 yards per attempt. And, when he has come in to back-up Big Ben, the Steelers are 5-2. So, things may not be as bad as they look, especially the way the Steelers defense has been playing. The Steelers held the potent Ravens attack to 200 yards of offense last week and did not allow a TD. That is 7.5 quarters of TD-free defense by the Steel Curtain. The Browns certainly don't pose much of a threat here against the Pittsburgh defense as they have scored 20 or fewer points in seven games, and have but two wins to show for the season. One of those was by a single point vs. a losing team. At the same time the Browns’ defense has allowed 23 points or more in seven games. This line is an over-reaction to the QB situation for the Steelers, but Batch is more than capable. The Steelers are tough off of a loss, as they are 10-1 ATS in their last 11 following a setback. Cleveland is a team that can cover the spread when getting lots of points. Here they are laying them. Take the Steelers.

Game: Baltimore at San Diego (Sunday 11/25 4:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: 2 units on Game Total OVER 47 -110 (risk 2 to win 1.8)
The Baltimore Ravens bowed their backs and slugged it out as usual with the Pittsburgh Steelers last week. The Ravens survived the physical battle 13-10, and I see them playing a lot softer in this one. After duking it out with Pittsburgh last year, they allowed 26 to Tennessee and 22 against Seattle. The 22 by Seattle was the most they had scored in a month and the 26 by Tennessee was the second most they scored in the first six weeks of the season. As a result I expect the Chargers to find the end-zone on multiple occasions here. The Ravens have the offense to fight back, scoring 26.7 points per game. I think this one has the look of a shootout. The Chargers have gotten to 22 points on eight occasions this season, but have a losing record. Their defense certainly has been soft with four teams topping the 30-point mark. The Ravens are 15-7 to the OVER in their last 22 after scoring 15 or less in their previous game as the totals drop and the offense comes with renewed vigor. The Chargers have eclipsed the total in six of their last seven and under Norv Turner, this team is 17-8 to the OVER as an underdog. The OVER gets the call.

Game: San Francisco at New Orleans (Sunday 11/25 4:25 PM Eastern)
Pick: 2 units on San Francisco -115 (moneyline) (risk 2 to win 1.7)
The San Francisco 49ers learned something last week that perhaps they already knew. Colin Kaepernick can be an effective QB in the NFL and he may be the best QB on their roster. Kaepernick had a big game last week against one of the NFL's best defenses, throwing for 232 yards on just 23 passes with no INTs. He basically tore up the Bears. You can be sure that he earned himself a few more snaps a game. Alex Smith is still listed as questionable, but it certainly doesn't appear to matter. Either QB here will be able to score against one of the worst defenses inthe league. The Saints have risen from an 0-4 hole to start the season to get back to .500, but the schedule has been kind with six losing teams in 10 games. This will be their ultimate test back to respectability. Despite a strong offense, the defense remains a severe liability, allowing 27.3 points per game on the season. The Saints offense is very potent but they aren't going to be scoring at will against this Niners defense that allows just 13.4 points per game. The 49ers find themselves in a historically favorable spot as teams off a 19 + point win or more on Monday Night have gone 59-34-2 ATS since 1989, which is a cover rate of 63.4%. San Francisco has been cover machines now at 20-8-1 ATS in their last 29, and would like nothing better than to knock the Saints out of the playoffs picture. Over the past three seasons, the Niners are 9-1 ATS vs. bad defenses (those allowing 24+ ppg). Take San Francisco here.

Game: St. Louis at Arizona (Sunday 11/25 4:25 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on St. Louis +1.5 (-110) (risk 3 to win 2.7)
The bloom has come off the rose for these two teams. The once 4-0 Arizona Cardinals have now gone 0-6. The once 3-2 Rams have now gone 0-5. Someone will break the losing streak in this one, and I believe the Rams have the best shot. The biggest reason is the their ability to get to the QB. They did so nine times in their first meeting where the Cardinals were kept out of the end-zone for the entire game. The Cards’ QBs have gone down an NFL-high 43 times, and no other team has surrendered more than 34 sacks. The offense is scoring just 16.3 points per game and ranks near the bottom of the league. That offense is averaging 12 ppg during their six-game losing streak. The Rams have had to deal with Green Bay, San Francisco and New England in three of their last four games, and should find things much easier going here. St. Louis has covered four straight in the division, and the Cardinals have covered just one of their last seven games overall. Jeff Fisher is at his best in expected close games, where his coaching acumen shines through, going 68-46 ATS in his career in games with a spread of -3 to +3. Fisher's teams are also 15-4 ATS when taking to the road vs. bad offenses like Arizona's (teams that average under 5.0 yards per play). Take the Rams in this one.

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Point Train's NFL Game of the Month

9-Unit - #235 Seattle (-3) over Miami – 12:00 PM CST

Seattle had last week off to prepare for this east coast road trip. The Seahawks are just 1-4 on the road so far this season, but the four losses were all by seven points or less and the most recent two were really close – a seven point loss at San Francisco, and a four point loss at Detroit (Detroit scored the go-ahead touchdown with just 20 seconds remaining). Seattle knows that it needs a win to keep pace in the wild card playoff hunt in the NFC. Rookie QB Wilson has had his bumps this season, but he appears to gradually get better every week. He has 10 touchdowns and just two interceptions over the previous five weeks. Miami has really regressed over the previous three weeks after a promising 4-3 start. They Dolphins have dropped three straight and their rookie QB seems to be gradually regressing. Tannehill has just two touchdowns and five interceptions over the previous three games and the offense has managed just 12.3 points per game in those three losses. It’s not going to get any easier for Tannehill and this offense now as they face one of the top defenses in the NFL (Seattle is 3rd against the pass, 3rd in total defense, and 2nd in scoring defense). Expect that head coach Pete Carroll has his boys ready for this road trip after the bye. Take Seattle minus the points.

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Indian Cowboy

#230. 4 units Jacksonville Jaguars +3 over Tennessee Titans (Sunday @ 1pm est).

CFL

6-Unit Play. #292. Take Under 55.5* Calgary vs. Toronto (Sunday @ 6pm est).

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Football Jesus Podcast

Pick: Saints+ points

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Trace Adams

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Raise the Bar
Winner #8 of 12

San Francisco 49ers -1

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Gold Medal Club NFL Selections 25/11/2012

#221 Oakland +9
#233 Atlanta -1
#238 San Diego +1
#239 San Francisco -1

*231 Minnesota >+ 3.5

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Brad Diamond (swami site) Game of the year (32-6 lifetime) (13-17 on the year)

10 Game of the Year Side Play - New Orleans Saints (4:25pm EST)

Expert Analysis: Play on: 10* 240 New Orleans over San Francisco
Cant believe coach Harbaugh continues to manufacture so much noise around the quarterback position. With all the distractions believe avenging New Orleans has a MAJOR EDGE, as San Francisco is coming off a Monday Night win. When the Niners come off a Monday win they are 1-12 ATS in their very next game. Further in the series the home team has cashed 4/5 ATS. New Orleans has a super 10-4 ATS mark in the overall series, while motoring at 10-1 ATS in the month of November. Good Luck, this is our highest rated NFL GAME OF THE YEAR.

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HSW overnight report
7 Baltimore
3 team parlay
Baltimore, Cincinnati and Arizona

New York Steam
Tenn

GD West
2 TB

L & M Las Vegas
5 unit total of the month
Atlanta over

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INTPICKS 11/25

3* Green Bay +3

2* Seattle -2.5
2* Tennessee -4
2* St. Louis +1
2* New Orleans +1
2* Gonzaga -7

1* Atlanta -1
1* Oakland + 9.5
1* San Diego +1
1* Portland Over 195

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Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach

Players NFL *8* Sunday on Pittsburgh on 25 November
Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL *8* (Regular Play) Pittsburgh over Cleveland @ 1 ET - The Pittsburgh Steelers travel to Cleveland to take on the Browns on Sunday afternoon. Pittsburgh comes in with a 6-4 overall record this year while Cleveland is 2-8 overall on the season. Charlie Batch looks to get the start at quarterback for the Steelers. Pittsburgh defense is allowing only 259.1 yards per game overall this year while the Cleveland defense is allowing 374.1 yards per game overall this season. Pittsburgh has owned this series going 30-6 SU the past 20 years and 4-0 SU the past 3 years. Pittsburgh is 10-1 ATS last 11 games after a SU loss. Lay the small points with the Steelers in this one as their defense shuts down the Browns. Play Pittsburgh as a *8* Regular Play selection Sunday.


*10* NFL *NFC GAME OF THE MONTH*
Players NFL *10* Sunday on Green Bay
Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL *10* (TOP Play) Green Bay over NY Giants @ 8:25 ET - The Green Bay Packers travel to New York to take on the Giants on Sunday night. Green Bay is 7-3 SU overall this year while the NY Giants are 6-4 SU on the season. The NY Giants defense is allowing 371.6 yards per game overall this year. Green Bay is scoring 26.3 points per game overall this year and 27 points per game on the road this season. NY Giants are giving up 26.4 points per game at home this year. Aaron Rodgers should have a big game against this Giants defense tonight. Green Bay is 6-1 ATS last 3 years as an underdog. Green Bay is 12-4 ATS last 16 games against a team with a winning record. Green Bay is 4-1 SU at NY Giants the past 20 years. Green Bay gets it done tonight. Play Green Bay as a *10* TOP Play selection Sunday.


*10* NFL *AFC TOTAL OF THE YEAR*
Players NFL *10* Sunday on San Diego OVER on 25 November
Scott "The Bulldog" Rickenbach NFL *10* (TOP Play) OVER in Baltimore at San Diego @ 4:05 ET - The Baltimore Ravens travel to San Diego to take on the Chargers on Sunday afternoon. Baltimore comes in with an 8-2 record this year while San Diego is 4-6 on the season. Baltimore is allowing 382.3 yards per game overall this year. Baltimore is scoring 26.7 points per game overall this year and 31 points per game their past three games overall. San Diego is scoring 26 points per game their past three games overall. The Over is 9-2 last 3 years when San Diego is an underdog. The Over is 4-1 last 5 games after Baltimore allows less than 15 points in their previous game. The Over is 15-7 last 22 games after Baltimore scores 15 points or less in their previous game. The Over is 6-1 last 7 games overall for San Diego. The Over is 14-6-1 last 21 games for San Diego after an ATS win. Plenty of points scored here today. Play OVER in San Diego as a *10* TOP Play selection Sunday.

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SB Professor Original NFL Picks 11/25

1 PM
225. Buffalo Bills +3*

8:20 PM EST
243. Green Bay Packers +3*

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