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Don't bet agiainst the champs
Don't bet agiainst the champs
Tom Brady is the best QB in the league, unlike MacDaddy who looks just to T.O. This guy throws to 8 different WR each week. CAR DE is good but Brady is not even in his prime yet, thats Scary
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Don't bet agiainst the champs
Tom Brady is the best QB in the league, unlike MacDaddy who looks just to T.O. This guy throws to 8 different WR each week. CAR DE is good but Brady is not even in his prime yet, thats Scary
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I hear yeah big daddy, been doing this as long as you.
How is the Baseball good as always I hope, keep in touch.
I love the Birds sofar this week and I think Buffalo is strong play, let know what you think.
As far as the Pats I can't bet against them, but there may be an upset there this week a payback from 2yrs, plus there a 3pt. home dog. I would look for some easier pickins on Sun and Problably lay of this game.
How is the Baseball good as always I hope, keep in touch.
I love the Birds sofar this week and I think Buffalo is strong play, let know what you think.
As far as the Pats I can't bet against them, but there may be an upset there this week a payback from 2yrs, plus there a 3pt. home dog. I would look for some easier pickins on Sun and Problably lay of this game.
I with on this game big daddy, I want to look into a little more, I think Cleve can win this game out right. GB def Blows and Farve is washed up.
The Jets are 6-1 SU, 5-1-1 ATS at home against Miami. The Jets swept the Dolphins last year, winning 17-9 on the road and 41-14 at home. you will see the real jets this and the real dolphins this week J E T S J E TS
The Jets? interior defense has a huge edge on the Dolphins? offensive line,
The Jets? interior defense has a huge edge on the Dolphins? offensive line,
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alittle parlay
alittle parlay
Sep 18 2:32pm 10 Team Parlay - Pending 36.00 to win 21604.02
1. Baseball - Philadelphia Phillies - moneyline (+149)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 7:05pm [pending]
E Brito -L must start and J Beckett -R must start for action
2. Baseball - Colorado Rockies/Arizona Diamondbacks - total Under 10? (-135)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:40pm [pending]
J Francis -L must start and R Ortiz -R must start for action
3. Baseball - Los Angeles Angels - moneyline (-250)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:05pm [pending]
M Ginter -R must start and P Byrd -R must start for action
4. Football - Atlanta Falcons - moneyline (+105)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:05pm [pending]
5. Football - Atlanta Falcons/Seattle Seahawks - total Over 43 (-110)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:05pm [pending]
6. Football - Arizona Cardinals - spread -1? (-110)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:05pm [pending]
7. Football - New York Jets - spread -5? (-110)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:15pm [pending]
8. Football - San Diego Chargers - moneyline (+125)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:15pm [pending]
9. Football - Kansas City Chiefs - moneyline (-105)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 7:30pm [pending]
10. Football - Kansas City Chiefs/Oakland Raiders - total Over 53? (-110)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 7:30pm [pending]
alittle parlay
Sep 18 2:32pm 10 Team Parlay - Pending 36.00 to win 21604.02
1. Baseball - Philadelphia Phillies - moneyline (+149)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 7:05pm [pending]
E Brito -L must start and J Beckett -R must start for action
2. Baseball - Colorado Rockies/Arizona Diamondbacks - total Under 10? (-135)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:40pm [pending]
J Francis -L must start and R Ortiz -R must start for action
3. Baseball - Los Angeles Angels - moneyline (-250)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:05pm [pending]
M Ginter -R must start and P Byrd -R must start for action
4. Football - Atlanta Falcons - moneyline (+105)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:05pm [pending]
5. Football - Atlanta Falcons/Seattle Seahawks - total Over 43 (-110)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:05pm [pending]
6. Football - Arizona Cardinals - spread -1? (-110)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:05pm [pending]
7. Football - New York Jets - spread -5? (-110)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:15pm [pending]
8. Football - San Diego Chargers - moneyline (+125)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 3:15pm [pending]
9. Football - Kansas City Chiefs - moneyline (-105)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 7:30pm [pending]
10. Football - Kansas City Chiefs/Oakland Raiders - total Over 53? (-110)
for the entire game held on Sep 18 at 7:30pm [pending]
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Ray, I consider you a friend, friends don't let friends be8t against the Patriots. 38-4 last 42. I watched Carolina s entire game last week against Saints. Patriots walk over a over rated Panther team.
A WRITE UP THAT I FOUND
No disrespect meant for New England here. The Patriots, after all, have won 35 of their last 39 games, including back-to-back Super Bowls. But New England is just 8-8-1 ATS on road grass the past three years. The Panthers averaged nearly 30 points during the second half of last season, have their key injured players healthy and are thirsting for revenge from their 32-29 loss to the Patriots in the 2003 Super Bowl. Tailbacks Stephen Davis and DeShaun Foster are two of these injured players. They should be able to run on a Patriots defense that no longer has respected linebackers Ted Johnson and Tedy Bruschi. The Patriots showed some vulnerability in their opening day victory against the Raiders, especially on special teams allowing both an extra point and punt to be blocked. They also gave up their longest defensive play in five years. So there are chinks in the Patriots? armor beginning to show. Steve Smith isn?t Randy Moss. But he?s an explosive force who is dangerous catching passes and returning kicks, while the powerful Davis can hurt the Patriots inside. When getting points, Carolina is 14-2 (87 percent) ATS the last two years and 19-8 (70 percent) ATS the past 27 times. There has been no better underdog. This is the first of four tough road games for the Patriots in the next five weeks. It?s their only non-conference matchup during this span. They should be much more focused the following week when they travel to Pittsburgh to meet the Steelers, who they defeated in the AFC title game last year. This is the right spot for the Panthers. They have the pass rush with All-World Julius Peppers, balanced offense, excellent special teams and home field motivation to accomplish the task.
No disrespect meant for New England here. The Patriots, after all, have won 35 of their last 39 games, including back-to-back Super Bowls. But New England is just 8-8-1 ATS on road grass the past three years. The Panthers averaged nearly 30 points during the second half of last season, have their key injured players healthy and are thirsting for revenge from their 32-29 loss to the Patriots in the 2003 Super Bowl. Tailbacks Stephen Davis and DeShaun Foster are two of these injured players. They should be able to run on a Patriots defense that no longer has respected linebackers Ted Johnson and Tedy Bruschi. The Patriots showed some vulnerability in their opening day victory against the Raiders, especially on special teams allowing both an extra point and punt to be blocked. They also gave up their longest defensive play in five years. So there are chinks in the Patriots? armor beginning to show. Steve Smith isn?t Randy Moss. But he?s an explosive force who is dangerous catching passes and returning kicks, while the powerful Davis can hurt the Patriots inside. When getting points, Carolina is 14-2 (87 percent) ATS the last two years and 19-8 (70 percent) ATS the past 27 times. There has been no better underdog. This is the first of four tough road games for the Patriots in the next five weeks. It?s their only non-conference matchup during this span. They should be much more focused the following week when they travel to Pittsburgh to meet the Steelers, who they defeated in the AFC title game last year. This is the right spot for the Panthers. They have the pass rush with All-World Julius Peppers, balanced offense, excellent special teams and home field motivation to accomplish the task.
HISTORICAL TRENDS
Baltimore at Tennessee ? Baltimore is 5-1 SU and ATS vs. Tennessee. The Titans beat the Ravens, 20-17, on the road in the 2003 playoffs.
Pittsburgh at Houston ? The Texans beat the Steelers, 24-6, at Pittsburgh in 2002 in the team?s only meeting.
Jacksonville at Indianapolis ? The Colts are 4-2 SU vs. the Jaguars, but 2-4 ATS. The Jaguars defeated the Colts, 27-24, at Indy last year and lost 24-17 at home.
Detroit at Chicago ? The Lions are 4-1 ATS their last five at Chicago. The Lions swept the Bears last season, winning 20-16 on the road and 19-13 at home.
Minnesota at Cincinnati ? The teams last met in 1998.
San Francisco at Philadelphia ? The 49ers edged the Eagles, 31-28, in overtime at Philadelphia in 2003.
Buffalo at Tampa Bay ? The Bucs defeated the Bills, 31-17, at home in 2000.
New England at Carolina ? The Patriots defeated the Panthers in the 2003 Super Bowl, 32-29.
Atlanta at Seattle ? The Seahawks nipped the Falcons, 28-26, at home last season.
St. Louis at Arizona ? The Rams are 5-1 SU against the Cardinals. The Cardinals, however, are 3-0 ATS their last three vs. the Rams. Last year, the Rams beat the Cardinals, 17-10, at home and lost 31-7 at Arizona.
Miami at New York Jets ? The Jets are 6-1 SU, 5-1-1 ATS at home against Miami. The Jets swept the Dolphins last year, winning 17-9 on the road and 41-14 at home.
Cleveland at Green Bay ? The Packers rolled over the Browns, 30-7, at home in 2001.
San Diego at Denver ? The Broncos are 9-1 SU at home against the Chargers, 6-3-1 ATS. The teams split last season with the Broncos winning, 23-13, at home and losing 20-17 on the road.
Kansas City at Oakland ? The Chiefs swept the Raiders last year, winning 34-27 at Oakland and 31-30 at home. The last three in the series have gone over.
Washington at Dallas ? The Cowboys are 9-0 SU, 7-2 ATS at home against the Redskins. Dallas beat Washington, 21-18, on the road and 13-10 at home last season.
New Orleans Saints at New York Giants ? The Saints rolled past the Giants, 45-7, at home in 2003.
Baltimore at Tennessee ? Baltimore is 5-1 SU and ATS vs. Tennessee. The Titans beat the Ravens, 20-17, on the road in the 2003 playoffs.
Pittsburgh at Houston ? The Texans beat the Steelers, 24-6, at Pittsburgh in 2002 in the team?s only meeting.
Jacksonville at Indianapolis ? The Colts are 4-2 SU vs. the Jaguars, but 2-4 ATS. The Jaguars defeated the Colts, 27-24, at Indy last year and lost 24-17 at home.
Detroit at Chicago ? The Lions are 4-1 ATS their last five at Chicago. The Lions swept the Bears last season, winning 20-16 on the road and 19-13 at home.
Minnesota at Cincinnati ? The teams last met in 1998.
San Francisco at Philadelphia ? The 49ers edged the Eagles, 31-28, in overtime at Philadelphia in 2003.
Buffalo at Tampa Bay ? The Bucs defeated the Bills, 31-17, at home in 2000.
New England at Carolina ? The Patriots defeated the Panthers in the 2003 Super Bowl, 32-29.
Atlanta at Seattle ? The Seahawks nipped the Falcons, 28-26, at home last season.
St. Louis at Arizona ? The Rams are 5-1 SU against the Cardinals. The Cardinals, however, are 3-0 ATS their last three vs. the Rams. Last year, the Rams beat the Cardinals, 17-10, at home and lost 31-7 at Arizona.
Miami at New York Jets ? The Jets are 6-1 SU, 5-1-1 ATS at home against Miami. The Jets swept the Dolphins last year, winning 17-9 on the road and 41-14 at home.
Cleveland at Green Bay ? The Packers rolled over the Browns, 30-7, at home in 2001.
San Diego at Denver ? The Broncos are 9-1 SU at home against the Chargers, 6-3-1 ATS. The teams split last season with the Broncos winning, 23-13, at home and losing 20-17 on the road.
Kansas City at Oakland ? The Chiefs swept the Raiders last year, winning 34-27 at Oakland and 31-30 at home. The last three in the series have gone over.
Washington at Dallas ? The Cowboys are 9-0 SU, 7-2 ATS at home against the Redskins. Dallas beat Washington, 21-18, on the road and 13-10 at home last season.
New Orleans Saints at New York Giants ? The Saints rolled past the Giants, 45-7, at home in 2003.
