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7-Unit Play. #102. Take Under 48 Seattle vs. New England (Sunday @ 6:30pm est)
We took the Over last year but this year we will take the Under for a variety of reasons. For starters, Coach Hoodie is a phenomenal defensive mind as he comes from the same tree of thinking that has produced the minds of Coach Nick Saban in Alabama. These are defensive minded coaches at heart and if you give Coach Bill as much time as he has had to prepare for Russel Wilson and the Seahawks it is an innate advantage for such a defensive mind. Sure the Seahawks will show new looks that the Patriots have not seen but having said that, the Seahawks are also going to do what the Seahawks are going to do and not deviate too much. Note that if Russel Wilson found it difficult against the Green Bay Packers defense per interceptions and what not then he is certainly going to find it troublesome against the Patriots who will show multiple different defensive looks.
The Patriots will have learned a great deal from what Green Bay did and you can believe that if this team is up late Coach Bill is uniquel aware of how to run out the clock and in a relative quick manner. But per this game, this is a decent public fade as well as 2/3rds of the public is on the Over on a primetime national game and that is reason enough to take a look at a team to take the Under. Something that gets overlooked is how much better New England’s defense is better this year and this includes being 8th in the league in points allowed whereas Seattle sports a defense that does not want to get embarrassed as the Colts did. The Seahawks are #1 in the league in defnese in points allowed at just 15.9 points, #1 in passing hards allowed and #1 in total yards allowed.
Will Brady and company have something to prove regarding the deflated balls, sure. But that doesn’t take away that Pete Carroll too has something to prove to Robert Kraft who gave up on him after 3 seasons as well. There is a lot going into this game per that. At the end of the day, look for both of these teams to do well defensively as the Under is 4-1 in the Patriots last 5 Super Bowl games and the Under is also 11-5 for thee Seahawks in their last 16 games when facing a winning team.
1-Unit Play. Tom Brady first pass will be a Completion (YES, -180)
With so much anger and with as much gonads as this Patriots team has with a great deal of defiance, make no mistake about it, this team will look to throw the football just to send a message to both the media, the accusers and anyone else, deflated balls or not, we are here for a reason and we can pass the ball.
1-Unit Play. Russel Wilson Over 225.0 Passing Yards
With Wilson’s questionable game against Green Bay, the Patriots will challenge Wilson to beat them and not Marshawn Lynch. Lynch is extremely physical. So the Patriots will indeed challenge Wilson once again to beat them as the knock is can he win you the game by himself if a variety of defensive looks are given. The Seahawks are definitely aware of this and will look to gameplan and allow Wilson to try to win this with his arm as the box will be crowded to stifle Beast Mode.
1-Unit Play. Russel Wilson Over 17 Compeletions (-110)
See above explanation – lots of quick screens, and quick hitches to get Wilson comfortable as the Patriots are notorious for not giving up the big play.
1-Unit Play. Marshawn Lynch Over 82.5 Yards Rushing (-110)
With as much heat as this guy took for meeting with the press it seems he does it not only to fire himself up for the game but also for publicity reasons (you see the new Progressive Insurance Commercial in which Lynch stars in?). Lynch is brilliant and a lot more intelligent than people give him credit for. Marshawn is well awre of what stage this is and all that pent up fire will come out once again as he has another huge rushing day even if the Patriots crowd the box or not. It’s just another extra defender to knock over for him.
1-Unit Play. Either team scores 3 times in a row (YES, -180)
This has hit 5 out of the last 6 years. Teams have a way of getting on a roll and getting in a pattern so there is no reason why not to do this prop once again this year.
7-Unit Play. #102. Take Under 48 Seattle vs. New England (Sunday @ 6:30pm est)
We took the Over last year but this year we will take the Under for a variety of reasons. For starters, Coach Hoodie is a phenomenal defensive mind as he comes from the same tree of thinking that has produced the minds of Coach Nick Saban in Alabama. These are defensive minded coaches at heart and if you give Coach Bill as much time as he has had to prepare for Russel Wilson and the Seahawks it is an innate advantage for such a defensive mind. Sure the Seahawks will show new looks that the Patriots have not seen but having said that, the Seahawks are also going to do what the Seahawks are going to do and not deviate too much. Note that if Russel Wilson found it difficult against the Green Bay Packers defense per interceptions and what not then he is certainly going to find it troublesome against the Patriots who will show multiple different defensive looks.
The Patriots will have learned a great deal from what Green Bay did and you can believe that if this team is up late Coach Bill is uniquel aware of how to run out the clock and in a relative quick manner. But per this game, this is a decent public fade as well as 2/3rds of the public is on the Over on a primetime national game and that is reason enough to take a look at a team to take the Under. Something that gets overlooked is how much better New England’s defense is better this year and this includes being 8th in the league in points allowed whereas Seattle sports a defense that does not want to get embarrassed as the Colts did. The Seahawks are #1 in the league in defnese in points allowed at just 15.9 points, #1 in passing hards allowed and #1 in total yards allowed.
Will Brady and company have something to prove regarding the deflated balls, sure. But that doesn’t take away that Pete Carroll too has something to prove to Robert Kraft who gave up on him after 3 seasons as well. There is a lot going into this game per that. At the end of the day, look for both of these teams to do well defensively as the Under is 4-1 in the Patriots last 5 Super Bowl games and the Under is also 11-5 for thee Seahawks in their last 16 games when facing a winning team.
1-Unit Play. Tom Brady first pass will be a Completion (YES, -180)
With so much anger and with as much gonads as this Patriots team has with a great deal of defiance, make no mistake about it, this team will look to throw the football just to send a message to both the media, the accusers and anyone else, deflated balls or not, we are here for a reason and we can pass the ball.
1-Unit Play. Russel Wilson Over 225.0 Passing Yards
With Wilson’s questionable game against Green Bay, the Patriots will challenge Wilson to beat them and not Marshawn Lynch. Lynch is extremely physical. So the Patriots will indeed challenge Wilson once again to beat them as the knock is can he win you the game by himself if a variety of defensive looks are given. The Seahawks are definitely aware of this and will look to gameplan and allow Wilson to try to win this with his arm as the box will be crowded to stifle Beast Mode.
1-Unit Play. Russel Wilson Over 17 Compeletions (-110)
See above explanation – lots of quick screens, and quick hitches to get Wilson comfortable as the Patriots are notorious for not giving up the big play.
1-Unit Play. Marshawn Lynch Over 82.5 Yards Rushing (-110)
With as much heat as this guy took for meeting with the press it seems he does it not only to fire himself up for the game but also for publicity reasons (you see the new Progressive Insurance Commercial in which Lynch stars in?). Lynch is brilliant and a lot more intelligent than people give him credit for. Marshawn is well awre of what stage this is and all that pent up fire will come out once again as he has another huge rushing day even if the Patriots crowd the box or not. It’s just another extra defender to knock over for him.
1-Unit Play. Either team scores 3 times in a row (YES, -180)
This has hit 5 out of the last 6 years. Teams have a way of getting on a roll and getting in a pattern so there is no reason why not to do this prop once again this year.
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