Anybody else surprised by this +1 line. Why would a undefeated team be a -1 fav against a 3-7 team unless Vegas thinks Dallas wins.
Dallas Cowboys +1
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1.Well...they were only a 7 pt fav at home last week....
2.Romo is back and Dallas is a whole different animal with him under center
3. It's in Dallas on thanksgiving
Just some thoughts:0corn:shrug:
2.Romo is back and Dallas is a whole different animal with him under center
3. It's in Dallas on thanksgiving
Just some thoughts:0corn:shrug:
Tony Romo career stats...
28-7 in November
16-2 in Nov at home
8-3 on Thursday
13-4 vs nfc south
5-0 vs carolina
However 2 losses were 2012 thanksgiving vs wash as last year thanksgiving vs philly (copied)
28-7 in November
16-2 in Nov at home
8-3 on Thursday
13-4 vs nfc south
5-0 vs carolina
However 2 losses were 2012 thanksgiving vs wash as last year thanksgiving vs philly (copied)
- Mar 19, 2006
- 38,761
- 622
- 113
- 75
- Mar 19, 2006
- 38,761
- 622
- 113
- 75
Boys opened as the Fav
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| 11/22/2015 7:50 PM EST | DALLAS COWBOYS -1 -15 | 47 | off | off |
| 11/22/2015 7:56 PM EST | 47u15 | |||
| 11/22/2015 8:02 PM EST | 46.5 | |||
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| 11/23/2015 2:14 AM EST | DALLAS COWBOYS -1 -05 | |||
| 11/23/2015 12:56 PM EST | CAROLINA PANTHERS PK | |||
| 11/23/2015 3:44 PM EST | CAROLINA PANTHERS -1 | 45.5 | -119 | -101 |
| 11/23/2015 4:38 PM EST | CAROLINA PANTHERS -1 -15 | -120 | +100 |
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Toss up....
Toss up....
Romo is one of the best QB's in the league. Totally different team with him at the helm. This game will be close and it's at home.
kneifl
Toss up....
Romo is one of the best QB's in the league. Totally different team with him at the helm. This game will be close and it's at home.
kneifl
People that say this are closet Romo lovers. They need to just accept it. You love him.
kneifl
From the Charlotte Newspaper
From the Charlotte Newspaper
One thing we all know, Vegas wins in the end....probably a game to play small for entertainment or shy away from.
opcorn2
BY JONATHAN JONES
jjones@charlotteobserver.com
The unbeaten Carolina Panthers opened as one-point underdogs against the Dallas Cowboys (3-7), who sit in last place in the NFC while the Panthers (10-0) are in first.
It was a head-scratcher for a lot of observers, and Panthers coach Ron Rivera went as far as agreeing with a media member who questioned if the betting line is disrespectful to one of the league?s two unbeaten teams.
?We?ll just take it in stride,? Rivera said. ?As I said, we?ll play them one at a time, and as far as we?re concerned, everybody?s 0-0, and we?ll see how it comes out.
?It is a little disrespectful, but apparently they know something we don?t. We?re just going to prepare and get ourselves ready to play on Thursday.?
While the Cowboys are 3-7, they?re 3-0 with Tony Romo as their quarterback. Romo returned last week from a broken collarbone that kept him out for seven games.
Las Vegas is betting on Romo being the difference.
?The Panthers are an underdog for only the third time this year and to a 3-7 team. Why? A desperate situation for the Cowboys and an optimistic boost with their leader back,? Johnny Avello, executive director of race and sports at Wynn Las Vegas, told Covers.com.
But by Monday afternoon, the line had moved in favor of the Panthers. The Cowboys were one-point underdogs as of 4 p.m. Monday.
The Panthers are just the second 10-0 team in NFL history to open as an underdog in their 11th game. The 1985 Bears were the first such team ? with Rivera as a linebacker, against the Cowboys.
The Bears were two-point underdogs against the Cowboys. Chicago won 44-0 en route to winning the Super Bowl that season. It was the worst loss in Cowboys history to that point.
?We?ve heard it, so it?s out there, and we all know how it turned out so we?ll hopefully think about that and get ourselves ready to go,? Rivera said.
Rivera fondly remembered that week. Chicago coach Mike Ditka felt his team was too uptight on Saturday night, so he played a stand-up bit by comedian Bob Nelson where Nelson impersonates different stereotypical football players.
?We laughed pretty good and came out the next day and had a pretty good day,? Rivera said.
From the Charlotte Newspaper
One thing we all know, Vegas wins in the end....probably a game to play small for entertainment or shy away from.
opcorn2BY JONATHAN JONES
jjones@charlotteobserver.com
The unbeaten Carolina Panthers opened as one-point underdogs against the Dallas Cowboys (3-7), who sit in last place in the NFC while the Panthers (10-0) are in first.
It was a head-scratcher for a lot of observers, and Panthers coach Ron Rivera went as far as agreeing with a media member who questioned if the betting line is disrespectful to one of the league?s two unbeaten teams.
?We?ll just take it in stride,? Rivera said. ?As I said, we?ll play them one at a time, and as far as we?re concerned, everybody?s 0-0, and we?ll see how it comes out.
?It is a little disrespectful, but apparently they know something we don?t. We?re just going to prepare and get ourselves ready to play on Thursday.?
While the Cowboys are 3-7, they?re 3-0 with Tony Romo as their quarterback. Romo returned last week from a broken collarbone that kept him out for seven games.
Las Vegas is betting on Romo being the difference.
?The Panthers are an underdog for only the third time this year and to a 3-7 team. Why? A desperate situation for the Cowboys and an optimistic boost with their leader back,? Johnny Avello, executive director of race and sports at Wynn Las Vegas, told Covers.com.
But by Monday afternoon, the line had moved in favor of the Panthers. The Cowboys were one-point underdogs as of 4 p.m. Monday.
The Panthers are just the second 10-0 team in NFL history to open as an underdog in their 11th game. The 1985 Bears were the first such team ? with Rivera as a linebacker, against the Cowboys.
The Bears were two-point underdogs against the Cowboys. Chicago won 44-0 en route to winning the Super Bowl that season. It was the worst loss in Cowboys history to that point.
?We?ve heard it, so it?s out there, and we all know how it turned out so we?ll hopefully think about that and get ourselves ready to go,? Rivera said.
Rivera fondly remembered that week. Chicago coach Mike Ditka felt his team was too uptight on Saturday night, so he played a stand-up bit by comedian Bob Nelson where Nelson impersonates different stereotypical football players.
?We laughed pretty good and came out the next day and had a pretty good day,? Rivera said.
This.
You know how many times I have thrown shit due to laying on Cowboys only to have him do stupid shit? I remember. We all remember.
FWIW, I think Carolina wins this game. However, looking at our remaining schedule if we have a healthy Romo we could possibly win the rest. It would be some feat, but we possibly could.
kneifl
kneifl
Just beat Green Bay, those cocky fuckers have them going 13-3 and into the Super Bowl. How
They forget Detroit wasn't that long ago.
They are some cocky fuckers and I don't think they are as near as good as they were last year. The offensive line has not looked good recently and Rodgers has seemed a bit off.
kneifl
Come on Joker!! Really? Didn't you see his commercial making a "Crownie!"? j/k :mj07:
Hardy vs his ol' mates!!
Short week and Cam had a career day, never had that many TD passes and he ran a few times too. Panthers with best LBs in the NFL, Dallas with worst home Turkey Day record other than Detroit SU in the NFL!
Still butthurt over Minny getting ass handed to them AT Home?? LOL :mj07: Who are the idiots saying 13-3? Some of ur Packer buddies? I have not heard one person talking such foolishness.
LOL....Speaking of cocky....U and other cowgirl fans are nuts if you think they are running the table..Season is OVER ..Car, AT Buff AT GB Wash twice...stick a fork in them.
