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#451 - NFL - 10 units on Detroit +5
#452 - NFL - 10 units on Detroit & Minnesota Under 50.5
#459 - NFL - 20 units on NY Jets +3
#460 - NFL - 10 units on NY Jets & Miami Under 45
NFL Football(Bob Balfe)
4:05 PM EST
Rotation #467-468 Chargers +1.5 over Seahawks Today’s game showcases two teams that are flying under the radar. Seattle has strung together a few impressive wins as their offensive line has looked a lot better. The Chargers have been quietly taking care of business at have tremendous talent on both sides of the ball. The Chargers in my opinion have more talent. The Seahawks still have a new defense and I believe the Chargers match up very well in this game going against it. I don’t know if the Seahawks will be able to cover the tight ends and the running backs coming out of the backfield today. This is a tough building to play in, but without the elite defense of the past teams can and have proven they can win here. Phillip Rivers and the passing game will be a little bit too much for Seattle to handle. Take the Chargers.
4.5-Star Rams at Saints UNDER 57 - Both these teams have good defenses and both have running games. Both will want to limit the number of possessions of their opponent. We are on the UNDER.
The Rams are 0-10 OU on the road off a home win when they are facing a team that is averaging more than 6.6 rushing first downs per game, 0-10 OU on the road on artificial turf when their rushing yards dropped over each of their last two games and they are facing a team that has averaged less than 4.375 yards per carry, and 0-8 OU on the road when the line is within three of pick off a home win. The SDQL for the last of this trio is:
team=Rams and A and -3<=line<=3 and p:HW and date>=20101024
These eight games have stayed under by an average of 11.56 ppg and this includes two overtime games.
The Rams are also 0-8 OU (-9.50 ppg) on artificial turf facing a team that has won each of their last three games and 0-12 OU when they have more than three days rest off a win and they are averaging better than 4.4 yards per rush. The SDQL here is:
team=Rams and p:W and tS(RY) / tS(rushes) >4.4 and rest>3 and season >= 2011
The Rams have a pass rush and a great running back. They should try to avoid an air war with Drew Brees and the Saints.
Shifting our focus to New Orleans, we see that they qualify for a nifty system that makes a lot of handicapping sense. It involves the fact that Saints are a good team and they are facing a team that is ahead of them in the standing and can rush the ball. It reads:
NFL teams that won more than ten games the previous regular season are 0-20 OU at home off a road game when facing a team that has a better winning percentage and has rushed the ball more than 24 times per game season-to-date. Check it out by running this SDQL text:
H and PRSW>10 and p:A and WP24 and date>=20161208
This system was 0-10 OU last season and it is 0-4 OU this season.
Finally, New Orleans is 0-7 OU on artificial turf off a road game when they have more than three days rest and they are facing a team that has an averaged more than 32 minutes of possession time season-to-date, staying under by an average of 10.43 ppg.
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