Service Plays Sunday 1/14/18

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Fezzik

3* NFl playoff GOY

Minnesota ml

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Goodfella

3* NFL Minn -3 -145

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Warren Sharp

Minnesota money line -210

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Tony Finn
PLAY: Total UNDER 41.5 (good to 41)
5% rating (305) Jacksonville Jaguars at (306) Pittsburgh Steelers

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SSI Wins Picks for the week in nfl

Risked 5 units to win 4.17*Jacksonville Jaguars +7.5 -120*vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Risked 5 units to win 4.76*New Orleans Saints +4.5 -105*vs Minnesota Vikings

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Norm Hitzges DOUBLE PLAYS: Atlanta---Philadelphia UNDER 41
Pittsburgh -7 Jacksonville
SINGLE PLAYS:
Philadelphia +3 Atlanta
New England -13 Tennessee
New England---Tennessee UNDER 48
Pittsburgh---Jackson ville UNDER 41
Minnesota -4 New Orleans

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Randall The Handle
Jaguars (11-6) at Steelers (13-3)
LINE: PITTSBURGH -7½
Quickly now, who scored more points this season between the Steelers and Jaguars? If you said Steelers, and we’re pretty sure you did, you might be as surprised as us to know that Jacksonville actually outscored Pittsburgh this season by a few points. Not many would be shocked to know that the Jags also allowed fewer points (40 to be exact) than their host today after the Jaguars’ rugged defence finished first in passing yards allowed and second in both total yards and points allowed. Those that remember back to early October of this season can also recall Jacksonville defeating the mighty Steelers by a 30-9 count on this very field in one of Pittsburgh’s two home losses. Ignore it all if you choose to but we think you’re either being foolish or pigheaded to refuse the large allotment of points being offered here. We understand those that believe, “Pittsburgh will kill them”. After all, Pittsburgh is the sexier team with its huge fan base and multiple Super Bowl championships while Jacksonville is barely on the football map. The Steelers have Ben and LeVeon and Antonio Brown. The Jaguars have punchline Blake Bortles and receivers you’ve never heard of. But with such perception and stature comes a price tag. Let’s also not ignore that in most situations, defence trumps offence. Jacksonville was able to pick off Ben Roethlisberger five times in the first meeting. Expecting a repeat performance that bad is unreasonable but one or two turnovers (Jaguars 2nd overall with 33 takeaways) in this one will be enough for a Jacksonville cover. We also have our concerns with Pittsburgh’s defence as it’s been a suspect unit to begin with and the loss of leader and top defender Ryan Shazier heightens concerns. No matter how you cut it, Pittsburgh is being overvalued here. Since that loss to the Jaguars in Week 5, the Steelers have won just three of 11 games by more than five points. None were against a defence as good as this one. Win or lose, Jags are the prudent play here.
TAKING: JAGUARS +7½

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Saints (12-5) at Vikings (13-3)
LINE: MINNESOTA by 4½
Good matchup to close out the Divisional Round as two of the NFC’s top teams will square off in order to obtain entry into the Conference Finals next Sunday. The Saints emerged from a very competitive NFC South division while the Vikings toppled their tattered NFC North foes. After losing its first two games, New Orleans turned things around by winning eight straight and establishing itself as a conference contender. One of those early losses was at this venue to Minnesota on opening day after the Vikes emerged with a 29-19 decision. While it is clear that things subsequently improved for the Saints from that point on, the Vikings continued to roll all season long with hardly a hiccup. After splitting its first four games, Minnesota went on to win 11 of 12 before capturing the NFC’s top seed and home field throughout these playoffs. If so lucky, the Vikings can become the first team to ever host the Super Bowl on its home field. There’s reason to believe they can do it. Mike Zimmer’s team plays outstanding defence. His squad ranked first in total yards and points allowed before finishing second in both rushing and passing yards allowed. This stingy squad gave up an average of just 12.5 points per game on this field. The most any visitor was able to tally was the 19 that the Saints earned in that opener. After that, no team reached 18 and that included the league’s top scoring Rams, who managed just seven points here. There are reservations discounting Drew Brees’ savvy and ability while he’s up against a first-time playoff quarterback in Case Keenum and refusing points with Brees who is 21-12 ATS when getting 3½ or more but we also cannot ignore that New Orleans was a sub .500 team on the road this season and have lost three straight away games entering this one. Minny is rested. Zimmer’s group has covered eight of 10 after extra rest. The Vikes are 25-8 past 33 as hosts. Too much points their way.
TAKING: MINNESOTA –4½

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Dave essler

2* Minnesota-3

Analysis:
This is for the FIRST HALF - yes, it's Brees and the Saints which is why I cannot lay the points for the game because the back door could be wide open. People have been knocking Keenum, but he's had basically the whole season, and he's thrown 22 TD's with only 7 picks. That's more than adequate, and for many of the same reasons I took the Panthers last week, I am not overjoyed at backing New Orleans' defense. They've had way too many injuries this season, they're now on the roa›d in an atmosphere that's going to be tough, given that the Vikings fan base do know what it's like to be in the playoffs and that should carry Minnesota for a while. Minnesota has far and away the best third-down defense in the NFL, which is something I'll rarely fade. The Saints' third down defense is 27th in the league, and that's something I'll rarely back, especially on the road - and obviously not here.


3*Jacksonville +7

Analysis:
There are still plenty of +7.5's out there - this is a classic "just take the better defense" bet for me. I will concede that Bortles isn't the second coming of anyone, but I will give him a bit of an upgrade in the Playoffs for now having actually played in a playoff game. We know what J'ville wants to do, and it's likely that Pittsburgh will commit to stopping the run - but so many other teams have tried that. When Bortles doesn't HAVE to throw he's actually above average, and in that first game the Steelers had Shazier and they won it with Bortles throwing exactly 14 times. J'ville had five picks and of course Ben wants to improve on that, but the J'ville corners are for real - it's not just their pass rush. Bouye and Ramsey are probably more equipped to handle the Steelers wideouts than anyone. The very fact that they've already played in Pittsburgh is also a huge plus. There's also what people are referring to as the impending New England game, but they've got to win this one, first. And if Pittsburgh isn't 100% focused on this one, they may not be playing the Patriœots at all. The same can be said of New England against the Titans. But, I'll take my chances that Pittsburgh doesn't run away with this one - especially in the playoffs because this truly IS a "just win" situation where piling it on and/or taking needless chances just doesn't happen that often.

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Stephen Nover

3* GOY

Minnesota -3.5

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Double Dragon Sports!

7-UNIT SUPERS

JAGUARS +7.5 (-120) at steelers (Sun. 1:05pm)
SAINTS +5 at vikings (Sun. 4:40pm)

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Big AL

Total of the Year

NO-Minny over

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From Huddle Up Sports.

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GC: NBA

Sunday Headliner is the 2018 NFL Playoff Game of the Year leading a 3 game NFL Card that has both sides and a 34-0 Totals system as well as a 5* Late NBA Play and NCAAB. NBA Comp play below.

The NBA Comp play for Sunday is on New Orleans at 3:05 eastern. The Pelicans have home loss revenge on NY and did win by 14 here last season. They are 10-5 vs losing teams while the Knicks are 5-12 vs winning teams and 1-5 in January. From the database we are playing on rested road favorites that won and covered as a home favorite and scored and allowed 110 or more in that win vs a team like NY that comes in off a road dog loss while scoring 100 or more. These road favorites cover over 80% long term. Look for the Pelicans to take this one. On Sunday we have 3 big NFL Plays up including the highest rated 2018 Playoff Game of the Year and a totals system that has cashed 34 straight times.. There is also a perfect system NBA Play and NCAAB. Message or see us on facebook to jump on. For the NBA free play. Take New Orleans. RV- GC Sports