NCAA YTD: 55-49 (+3.58*)
NFL YTD: 33-34 (-1.06*)
New England(-7')(-108) over Cleveland (1*)
- - I liked New England before the regime change in Cleveland because of the value the champs always bring on gameday, before being reminded that Belichick lost 11-19 in 2000 in his only return to the Cleveland sideline, and after weighing the opportunity presented by the biggest NFL middle opportunity I can recall holding.
Buffalo(-3')(-123) over Miami (1*)
- - Before the season I was almost sure Buffalo under new HC Mike Mularkey would hit a stride at some point that would smartly temper some of the frustrations of recent seasons, but I was waiting for evidence. After seeing evidence of the moment against Arizona, I jumped on board against the Jets (and stayed on board through a spot I hated in Foxboro), and right now I think their present form still has legs. QB Bledsoe managing this team while giving a field goal in Miami is far less chilling to me than a banged up QB Feeley needing to have his OL pave the way to victory over the buyont Bills. :142lmao:
Jacksonville(+3)(-108) over Pittsburgh (1*)
- - Last week's trip to the Metrodome played out quite well as a tune up for the Jags offense under Leftwich and their defense against a mobile QB with weapons, and as a set up for a super charged prime time atmosphere with their season on the line. I've watched for and seen signs of a strain of late from the once beaten Steelers, and a 3rd road game in 4 weeks doesn't help even with RB Staley (quite probable) and WR Burress (we'll see) likely to join the fray and give what they can to reignite a surge. That's the way I see this one shaping up when the two minute warning arrives.
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/04336/419800.stm
Those plays are 1-2-3 in the Hilton Contest this week - no telling what that means, but I'll cap the games like the NFL season has reached December, and not let this or that send me off the deep end.
Back with more I strongly suspect.
GL
NFL YTD: 33-34 (-1.06*)
New England(-7')(-108) over Cleveland (1*)
- - I liked New England before the regime change in Cleveland because of the value the champs always bring on gameday, before being reminded that Belichick lost 11-19 in 2000 in his only return to the Cleveland sideline, and after weighing the opportunity presented by the biggest NFL middle opportunity I can recall holding.
Buffalo(-3')(-123) over Miami (1*)
- - Before the season I was almost sure Buffalo under new HC Mike Mularkey would hit a stride at some point that would smartly temper some of the frustrations of recent seasons, but I was waiting for evidence. After seeing evidence of the moment against Arizona, I jumped on board against the Jets (and stayed on board through a spot I hated in Foxboro), and right now I think their present form still has legs. QB Bledsoe managing this team while giving a field goal in Miami is far less chilling to me than a banged up QB Feeley needing to have his OL pave the way to victory over the buyont Bills. :142lmao:
Jacksonville(+3)(-108) over Pittsburgh (1*)
- - Last week's trip to the Metrodome played out quite well as a tune up for the Jags offense under Leftwich and their defense against a mobile QB with weapons, and as a set up for a super charged prime time atmosphere with their season on the line. I've watched for and seen signs of a strain of late from the once beaten Steelers, and a 3rd road game in 4 weeks doesn't help even with RB Staley (quite probable) and WR Burress (we'll see) likely to join the fray and give what they can to reignite a surge. That's the way I see this one shaping up when the two minute warning arrives.
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/04336/419800.stm
Those plays are 1-2-3 in the Hilton Contest this week - no telling what that means, but I'll cap the games like the NFL season has reached December, and not let this or that send me off the deep end.
Back with more I strongly suspect.
GL
