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MILL--Houston -
No Limit--Carolina -
Perfect Play--Atlanta +
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Inner Circle---LA Rams
The Rams have won the last two meetings between the clubs, with CB Trumaine Johnson recording an interception in both wins against the Seattle Seahawks last year. They seen to have Seattle's number and play great defense when they meet.
Offensively for Seattle, Russell Wilson's ankle could become an issue as the game progresses. He's also behind a very poor offensive line and with the Rams defensive front, that could play havoc on him. This is not your premiere Seahawks team of the past. Home play may carry them somewhat but they aren't good enough to lay a lot of points on the road with their offense against a team that will run the ball and eat up the clock. It's back to the basics for the Rams, who need to return to their strengths. And that's running the ball effectively and stopping the run. They did neither against the 49ers, but it's incumbent they win the line of scrimmage against the Seahawks. If so, Todd Gurley can have a big game and control the pace of play. Jared Goff might get sent in to take a shot or two against the Seahawks’ defense if Case Keenun falters. The battle in the trenches will definitely dictate who comes out victorious, so it’s imperative the Seahawks’ offensive line comes ready for a huge test of which will be extremely difficult against the Rams in their first LA home game in two decades. The Rams’ defense will be a thorn in the side of Wilson all day and get the Rams their first win of the young season.
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Pinnacle---Minnesota
Take it to the "Bank" as the Minnesota Vikings open regular season play at their best and new US Bank Stadium against the Green Bay Packers. The Packers should be a bit concerned about Aaron Rodgers only passing for 199 yards last week. Playing in their second road game in a row is difficult. Playing against the Vikings is very difficult. The Vikings think they have the tools to go all the way. **As of this writing**
Reports just surfaced Saturday afternoon that Bradford would be under center. **He took all the first-team reps in practice Wednesday and was in the huddle with the unit again to begin Thursday. The defending NFC North champions didn’t surrender a first-rounder to let Bradford hold a clipboard. But the QB is not where the Vikings win. Minnesota’s defense, which could be the NFL’s best, was absolutely dominant, leading the Vikings to a 25-16 road win against the Tennessee Titans. Adrian Peterson was held back as last week was his first season warmup game. He'll be ready for Sunday night. Replacing Bridgewater is also not an issue as he was ranked 26th last year and still managed to win 11 games. Adrian Peterson and the defense should take care of the road to victory tonight. Minnesota needs to make sure it’s a low scoring game but they’ve got what it takes make a statement on national television.
Looks like the perfect money line bet for extra value.
MILL--Houston -
No Limit--Carolina -
Perfect Play--Atlanta +
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Inner Circle---LA Rams
The Rams have won the last two meetings between the clubs, with CB Trumaine Johnson recording an interception in both wins against the Seattle Seahawks last year. They seen to have Seattle's number and play great defense when they meet.
Offensively for Seattle, Russell Wilson's ankle could become an issue as the game progresses. He's also behind a very poor offensive line and with the Rams defensive front, that could play havoc on him. This is not your premiere Seahawks team of the past. Home play may carry them somewhat but they aren't good enough to lay a lot of points on the road with their offense against a team that will run the ball and eat up the clock. It's back to the basics for the Rams, who need to return to their strengths. And that's running the ball effectively and stopping the run. They did neither against the 49ers, but it's incumbent they win the line of scrimmage against the Seahawks. If so, Todd Gurley can have a big game and control the pace of play. Jared Goff might get sent in to take a shot or two against the Seahawks’ defense if Case Keenun falters. The battle in the trenches will definitely dictate who comes out victorious, so it’s imperative the Seahawks’ offensive line comes ready for a huge test of which will be extremely difficult against the Rams in their first LA home game in two decades. The Rams’ defense will be a thorn in the side of Wilson all day and get the Rams their first win of the young season.
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Pinnacle---Minnesota
Take it to the "Bank" as the Minnesota Vikings open regular season play at their best and new US Bank Stadium against the Green Bay Packers. The Packers should be a bit concerned about Aaron Rodgers only passing for 199 yards last week. Playing in their second road game in a row is difficult. Playing against the Vikings is very difficult. The Vikings think they have the tools to go all the way. **As of this writing**
Reports just surfaced Saturday afternoon that Bradford would be under center. **He took all the first-team reps in practice Wednesday and was in the huddle with the unit again to begin Thursday. The defending NFC North champions didn’t surrender a first-rounder to let Bradford hold a clipboard. But the QB is not where the Vikings win. Minnesota’s defense, which could be the NFL’s best, was absolutely dominant, leading the Vikings to a 25-16 road win against the Tennessee Titans. Adrian Peterson was held back as last week was his first season warmup game. He'll be ready for Sunday night. Replacing Bridgewater is also not an issue as he was ranked 26th last year and still managed to win 11 games. Adrian Peterson and the defense should take care of the road to victory tonight. Minnesota needs to make sure it’s a low scoring game but they’ve got what it takes make a statement on national television.
Looks like the perfect money line bet for extra value.
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