this weekend i like:
4*kc-3--indy looked unbeatable last weekend by crushing denver 41-10. but they were in a good spot vs. denver because last week's game was the 3rd straight road game for denver. this week i feel indy is in a bad spot because teams that score more than 35 points in their last game are 11-32-1 (25.5%) ats in post season road games, with those teams averaging 17.7 points in those games. also this will be kc's first post season game in a few years & teams that haven't been to a post season game in at least 3 years are 36-13 (73%) in their first playoff game (when not playing a team in a similar situation) & 26-5 ( 83.8%) ats in the last 31 games.
looking at this game statistically, kc averages 5.9 yards per play on offense vs. teams that combine to allow 5.2 yppl on defense. indy's below average defense allows an average of 5.3 yppl on defense to teams that average a combined 5.1 yppl on offense. as everybody knows indy's offense is also very good by averaging 5.8 yppl vs. teams that allow an average of 5.0 yppl. on defense. kc's defense is also below average by allowing 5.4 yppl vs. teams that average 5.0 yppl. on offense. but the stat that stands out for me is how much better kc's defense plays when they are playing at home, where they allow an average of 4.9 yppl.
finally, kc is undefeated this year at home, scoring 24 or more points in each game & have won 13 straight games at home. indy is 5-22 ( 18.5 %) su/ats in games they allow 24 or more when playing off back to back wins.
good luck
4*kc-3--indy looked unbeatable last weekend by crushing denver 41-10. but they were in a good spot vs. denver because last week's game was the 3rd straight road game for denver. this week i feel indy is in a bad spot because teams that score more than 35 points in their last game are 11-32-1 (25.5%) ats in post season road games, with those teams averaging 17.7 points in those games. also this will be kc's first post season game in a few years & teams that haven't been to a post season game in at least 3 years are 36-13 (73%) in their first playoff game (when not playing a team in a similar situation) & 26-5 ( 83.8%) ats in the last 31 games.
looking at this game statistically, kc averages 5.9 yards per play on offense vs. teams that combine to allow 5.2 yppl on defense. indy's below average defense allows an average of 5.3 yppl on defense to teams that average a combined 5.1 yppl on offense. as everybody knows indy's offense is also very good by averaging 5.8 yppl vs. teams that allow an average of 5.0 yppl. on defense. kc's defense is also below average by allowing 5.4 yppl vs. teams that average 5.0 yppl. on offense. but the stat that stands out for me is how much better kc's defense plays when they are playing at home, where they allow an average of 4.9 yppl.
finally, kc is undefeated this year at home, scoring 24 or more points in each game & have won 13 straight games at home. indy is 5-22 ( 18.5 %) su/ats in games they allow 24 or more when playing off back to back wins.
good luck
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