Service Plays Sunday 12/3/17

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3* Divisional GOM

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS -4 (-120)

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Vic Monte

NFL 12-13

New England -7.5
Atalanta -2.5
NY Jets +3

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Allen Eastman


8-Unit Play. Take #370 New Orleans (-4.5) over Carolina (4:20 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 3)

This play is from my NFL 411 System and is my Game of the Year.

This is a huge game in the NFC. The winner of this game will have the inside track to winning the NFC South and will still be in a hunt for a first round bye. I think that team will be New Orleans. The Saints are the better team in a lot of areas here. And they blew out the Panthers on the road in the first meeting, winning 34-13. New Orleans has a great home field advantage in the Superdome and it will make a big difference in this game. The Panthers have not played well on the road. I won a 7-Unit Play on them last week from the NFL 411 System over the Jets. But the Panthers barely covered in that game. They covered because of a late defensive touchdown and a questionable call from the officials. The Panthers have been outgained by their opponents in three of their last four games. The Saints are coming off a tough loss at Los Angeles. But they had won eight straight games prior to that and have been dominating at home. The Saints are 22-5 ATS at home against teams with a winning record. New Orleans has also had the upper hand at the window in this series. They have gone 5-0 ATS in their last five games against the Panthers. And right now the Saints have the better quarterback in Drew Brees. The Saints are 8-3 ATS in their last 11 conference games and 4-0 ATS in their last four divisional games. New Orleans is 40-18 ATS against teams that are above .500 and I like the Saints to get another blowout win here over their division rival.


3-Unit Play. Take #361 Houston (+7) over Tennessee (1 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 3)

I will take the points in this game. Houston has dominated this series, winning eight of the last 10 meetings including a 57-14 blowout win at home on Oct. 1. Houston is 7-1 ATS in the last eight meetings with the Titans and I see this as a close game. Houston is 4-2 ATS in its last six games and 7-3 ATS in its last 10 games overall. Only one team has beaten them by more than one score. The Titans have been overvalued. They are just 1-4 ATS in their last five games. And they were fortunate to get past Indianapolis last week. The Titans have won their last four games by a combined total of just 14 points! They have been winning close games all year. The Texans are 5-1 ATS in their last six games in Tennessee and I like them to cover this number.


3-Unit Play. Take #373 Los Angeles Rams (-7) over Arizona (4:20 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 3)

The Rams hammered the Cardinals 33-0 in the first meeting this year. I do not think that it will be that big of a blowout. But I do think that the Rams are going to keep it going. This is one of the best offenses and one of the best teams in the NFL. They are No. 2 in points scored with 30 per game and No. 7 in points allowed at just 18.7. Minnesota is the only team to beat the Rams over the last six games. Los Angeles has won the other five games by an average score of 28-10. Arizona is down to its third-string quarterback this year and they are suffering through a very disappointing season. The Cardinals are just 6-15 ATS in their last 21 games and just 6-14 ATS in their last 20 home games. Arizona is just 5-15 ATS against a team with a winning record. Lay the points.


4-Unit Play. Take 'Over' 42.0 Cleveland at Los Angeles Chargers (4 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 3)

This number opened at 41.5 but it has been bet up. I think that this will be a higher scoring game and I think that the Chargers offense will break out. Philip Rivers is still one of the best quarterbacks in the league and he finally has healthy weapons to throw to. Rivers and the Chargers offense had no problem moving the ball in their blowout win over the Cowboys on Thanksgiving. They had over 500 yards of total offense and Rivers threw for 434 yards on the day. And they would have had even more points if their kicker had not gotten hurt. Cleveland has been allowing 26 points per game, which is No. 30 in the NFL. The Browns have surrendered at least 30 points in three of their past four games. The 'over' is 4-0 in Cleveland's last four road games and 9-4 in their last 13 games against a team with a losing record. Cleveland's offense has been improving as DeShone Kizer gets experience. And I think that the Browns will manage to score some points late in what should be a blowout win for the home team. I have this game at 34-17 and I like it to go 'over'.

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H&H Sports (NFL)

5* Top Play Raiders -7 (-120)

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Jeff Ma's picks

browns
saints
falcons

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Pinnacle sports picks

Ravens -3

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Sharp Money Plays Sports

NFL - 6* NFL Game of the Month - Green Bay Packers -135 (�� Moneyline)
5* Saints -4 (-122)
5* Raiders -7 (-121)
4* Over 42 Texans/Titans
4* Under 44.5 Chargers/Browns
3* Bills +9
3* Seahawks +5

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FOOTBALL LOCK CLUB: (BUY ½ POINTS)
8 Minnesota +3 vs Atlanta 1:00pm
7 Detroit +3 vs Baltimore 1:00pm
7 Seattle +5.5 vs Philadelphia 8:30pm
6 Green Bay -2.5 vs Tampa Bay 1:00pm

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Baltimore under

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Colin Cowherd (with analysis)

Colin took Week 12 off for the holiday, but he’s ready to come roaring back in Week 13 with one his favorite Blazin’ 5’s this year. He’s 32-22-1 on the season, and ready to make Week 13 lucky for the listening audience.

Here are Colin’s Week 13 NFL plays, including one of his favorite play’s this year:

Panthers at Saints (-4) – Colin is taking the Saints, coming of a tough loss, laying 4 at home against an inconsistent Cam Newton and the Panthers. New Orleans is 6-3 ATS over their last 9, 4-0-1 ATS over their last 5 against the Panthers, and beat Carolina 34-13 in Week 3 with Drew Brees completing 76% of his passes, with 3 TD’s and a Passer Rating of 131.4. Over his last 5 games, Brees has a Passer Rating of 109.8.
The Panthers D just allowed Josh McCown to throw for 3 TD’s without an INT and a Passer Rating of 109.4, so expect Brees to carve them up while also pounding it in the running game. Cam has had trouble consistently moving the chains, and if he can’t, the Carolina D could be gassed by the 4th quarter. Take the Saints, lay the 4. 31-22, New Orleans.

Lions at Ravens (-2.5) – Colin loves Baltimore giving 2.5, at home, against Matt Stafford Detroit, and it’s mostly because of their dominant defense that has allowed a microscopic 9.8 PPG and 255.3 YPG over their last 4 games. The Ravens have 14 Sacks in their last 4 and should be able to tee off on Stafford, who’s been sacked 10 times in his last 3. Also, Baltimore leads the NFL in Takeaways (26), and could feast on a Detroit offense that has the 5th most giveaways in the league since Week 5.
Matt Stafford could be running for his life here. Take the Ravens, lay the 2.5. 28-21, Baltimore.

Chiefs at Jets (+3) – Colin likes the surprising Jets getting a field goal, at home, against the struggling Chiefs. New York is 6-1 ATS in their last 7 at home, and 6-2-1 ATS in their last 9, overall. Meanwhile, Kansas City is only 1-5 ATS over their last 6, and have only rushed for 100 yards once in their last 6 games (1-5 overall).
In his last 4 games, Josh McCown has 7 Pass TD’s, 1 INT, and a Passer Rating of 101.9. In his last 5 games, breakout receiver Robby Anderson has 6 receiving TD’s, including at least one in each game. Take the Jets, the points, and the outright win. 24-23, Jets.

Vikings (+3) at Falcons – Colin is rolling with the Vikings and Case Keenum getting 3 points on the road against a resurgent Atlanta. Minnesota is 5-0 ATS in their last 5, and comes in riding a 7-game win streak, during which they’ve scored 20 or more points in each game for the first time since the record setting 1998 team.
Latavius Murray has 5 rushing touchdowns over his last 5 while averaging 4.5 YDS/Rush, and will face a Falcons D that has allowed 6 rushing scores and 5.1 YDS/Rush in their last 4. Ball control and defense gets the cover. Take Minny, the 3, and the outright W. 28-24, Vikings.

Steelers (-5.5) at Bengals – Colin doesn’t like swallowing points, but absolutely loves Steelers laying 5.5 on the road against AFC North rival Cincinnati in what might be his favorite pick of the year.
Pittsburgh is 4-2 ATS over their last 6, and 11-2-1 ATS in their last 14 on the road in Cincy. They’re 6-0 when Le’Veon Bell has 100+ scrimmage yards this year, and Cincinnati’s defense has allowed 146.2 Rush YPG over their last 6 games. In his first game against the Bengals in Week 7, Bell racked up 192 total scrimmage yards, and has averaged 119.8 YPG with 4 touchdowns in his last 4 road games.

Pittsburgh should be able to pound the rock all day and the defense should stifle Andy Dalton. Take the Steelers, lay the 5.5. 34-23, Steelers.

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Fezzik

2* Jets 3.5
2* sf 3
2* gb +1.5

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Sports Cash System - 12/3/17

Main: Bet Level 1 Eagles -4.5

Extras:
Bet Level 2 Raiders -7.5
Bet Level 1 Broncos -1.5
Bet Level 1 Falcons -2.5

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ncaadnb info

Illinois - Maryland : Under 147.5
Georgia Tech - Tennessee : Over 130

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Virgobbi Sports Week 13 NFL

MIN +2.5 (-115)
HOU +7 (-116)
IND-JAX u40 (-110)
BAL -3 (-113)
NE -7.5 (-111)