9-27-10

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Re: 9-27-10

Larry Ness' 10* Late-Breaking GOY -MLB (17-5, 77% since '09)

My 10* Late-Breaking GOY is on the LA Angels at 10:05 ET.

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Re: 9-27-10

Big Al

Chcago Bears

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Re: 9-27-10

Brandon Lang

30 Dime Green Bay -3

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Re: 9-27-10

Anyone have Root?

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Re: 9-27-10

Ben Burns

Under GB

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Re: 9-27-10

DR. BOB

CHICAGO 23 Green Bay (-3.0) 21

Over/Under Total: 46.0
05:35 PM Pacific Time Monday, Sep-27
Mike Martz has struck again. Martz has improved offenses wherever he’s gone, starting as the offensive coordinator for the Rams during their Super Bowl years and then moving on to Detroit, where they had a much better offense after he arrived. Martz moved on to San Francisco and the Niners were much better in his year there than they were before or after he left. Martz is now in Chicago and the Bears have exploded for 316 passing yards per game at 9.2 yards per pass play and 6.7 yards per play in their first two games. They averaged 6.7 yppl against a bad Lions’ defense and then averaged 6.8 yppl last week against a good Cowboys’ defense. The Bears’ new offense will get another test tonight by a good Packers’ stop unit that’s allowed just 4.4 yppl in their first two games (against teams that would average 5.1 yppl against an average defense). I don’t expect the Bears to continue to average 9.2 yards per pass play, but quarterback Jay Cutler had a couple of very good seasons (7.0 yppp) with Denver before last year’s poor season in Chicago – so he’s certainly capable of averaging 7.5 yppp in a Martz offense.

Green Bay has a good offense too, although the rushing attack is hurt by the loss of RB Ryan Grant, but Chicago has allowed just 4.6 yppl in their first two games and should slow down Aaron Rodgers and company. My ratings pick this game even and the Bears apply to a solid 79-31-2 ATS home underdog momentum situation. I’ll call for the upset and take the Bears plus the points.