cleveland/dallas under 39
dallas defense looked abysmal on sunday, but keep in mind they were trying to defend one of the top offenses in the league. minnesota is always quick out of the gate, so im willing to throw that defensive effort out for the 'boys. regardless, cleveland isnt going to try and throw the ball on dallas. with suggs back healthy, browns are going to pound the ball on the ground. garcia managed the game nicely on sunday and looked excellent in the 2nd half, but the passing game was anything but pretty. the quincy morgan touchdown was scored off a broken play, and the garcia touchdown run was setup by a boller fumble inside his own 10. this total (to me) looks ridiculously high again. maybe linesmakers arent up on what the browns are trying to do this year on offense. they want suggs and green to be mack and byner throwbacks. and the passing game isnt vertical, its all short west coast stuff.
new york giants moneyline (+145) over washington
maybe i need my head examined. but i dont think the giants offense played all that poorly last sunday in philly. their defense, of course, is another issue. but the offense moved the ball all game long. im trusting coughlin will work to correct those red zone blunders his offensive unit had last week. kurt warner might be the worst week 1 played in history. or maybe my memory is short and i remember him fumbling a billion times over the L2 season openers. when he holds on to the ball, he still is a damn good quarterback. skins looked good, but they shouldnt be laying points here. this is a tossup game and im going to show faith in coughlin once again to have his guys ready for the home opener
tampa bay moneyline (+130) over seattle
seattle couldnt win on the road vs even the lamest teams last season. they win one game in new orleans and theyre laying points playing on the other side of the country in their 2nd road game? no thanks. tampa is no prize this year, but they dont need to be. the bucs defense didnt play that poorly last week both overall and against the run. im not trying to distort stats, but if you take away the huge portis run on the first rushing play of the game, the bucs held him to 28 for 84. definitely more of an anti-seattle play. if they take my money, then that means they accomplished something pretty impressive -- winning 2 straight all the way on the other coast in b2b weeks.
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jacksonville moneyline over denver for the game
i think denver will find jags defense to be much tougher than the defense (if thats what you call it) that kansas city threw on the field last sunday night. and i dont think broncos running game will be able to churn out those kinds of yards vs. the jags defensive front. would like to the jax be a little more efficient on offense, so thats my only concern. but at home, i think they find a way to win.
new york and washington under 20 2h
dallas defense looked abysmal on sunday, but keep in mind they were trying to defend one of the top offenses in the league. minnesota is always quick out of the gate, so im willing to throw that defensive effort out for the 'boys. regardless, cleveland isnt going to try and throw the ball on dallas. with suggs back healthy, browns are going to pound the ball on the ground. garcia managed the game nicely on sunday and looked excellent in the 2nd half, but the passing game was anything but pretty. the quincy morgan touchdown was scored off a broken play, and the garcia touchdown run was setup by a boller fumble inside his own 10. this total (to me) looks ridiculously high again. maybe linesmakers arent up on what the browns are trying to do this year on offense. they want suggs and green to be mack and byner throwbacks. and the passing game isnt vertical, its all short west coast stuff.
new york giants moneyline (+145) over washington
maybe i need my head examined. but i dont think the giants offense played all that poorly last sunday in philly. their defense, of course, is another issue. but the offense moved the ball all game long. im trusting coughlin will work to correct those red zone blunders his offensive unit had last week. kurt warner might be the worst week 1 played in history. or maybe my memory is short and i remember him fumbling a billion times over the L2 season openers. when he holds on to the ball, he still is a damn good quarterback. skins looked good, but they shouldnt be laying points here. this is a tossup game and im going to show faith in coughlin once again to have his guys ready for the home opener
tampa bay moneyline (+130) over seattle
seattle couldnt win on the road vs even the lamest teams last season. they win one game in new orleans and theyre laying points playing on the other side of the country in their 2nd road game? no thanks. tampa is no prize this year, but they dont need to be. the bucs defense didnt play that poorly last week both overall and against the run. im not trying to distort stats, but if you take away the huge portis run on the first rushing play of the game, the bucs held him to 28 for 84. definitely more of an anti-seattle play. if they take my money, then that means they accomplished something pretty impressive -- winning 2 straight all the way on the other coast in b2b weeks.
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jacksonville moneyline over denver for the game
i think denver will find jags defense to be much tougher than the defense (if thats what you call it) that kansas city threw on the field last sunday night. and i dont think broncos running game will be able to churn out those kinds of yards vs. the jags defensive front. would like to the jax be a little more efficient on offense, so thats my only concern. but at home, i think they find a way to win.
new york and washington under 20 2h
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