First and Ten

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Chicago(-4) over Detroit (1*)
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Kansas City(-4') over Las Vegas (1*)
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Atlanta(-3)(-125) over New Orleans (1*)
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New York Giants(+3) over Dallas (1*)
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Pittsburgh(+3')(-115) over Baltimore (1*)
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Philadelphia(-3)(-130) over Washington (1*)
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Minnesota(-12') over Green Bay (1*)
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Cincinnati(-8') over Cleveland (1*)
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Green Bay(ML)(-130) over Chicago (1*)
- - Some stressing over Jordan Love not playing for a month, but when 2025 Jordan Love shows up, the Bears will have their hands full with a depleted, but a rested, experienced, starving and pissed off nemesis. For the love of all things Lombardi, Go Pack Go!

Los Angeles Rams(-10) over Carolina (1*)
- - I see a real double digit disparity between these teams in this spot.

GL

 

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Jacksonville(ML)(-125) over Buffalo (1*)
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San Francisco(+6) over Philadelphia (1*)
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New England(-3)(-130) over Los Angeles Chargers (1*)
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Houston(-3) over Pittsburgh (1*)
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GL

 

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Denver(-1)(-115) over Buffalo (1*)
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Seattle(-7)(-105) over San Francisco (1*)
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GL

 

[lostinamerica]

New England(-3)(-125) over Houston (1*)
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Los Angeles Rams(-3)(-130) over Chicago (1*)
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GL

 

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New England(-3)(-130) over Denver (1*)
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Seattle(-2')(-105) over Los Angeles Rams (1*)
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I just rated each of the 14 playoff teams by which team I would want to see win Super Bowl LX:
6. Rams
9. Seahawks
10. Broncos
12. Patriots

Indiana was #1 on my NCAA list of 12 teams, so that was OK.


GL

 

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Seattle(-4') over New England (1*)
- - Liking Seattle 100% before the Championship games. Liking them no less after and since.


Interesting Super Bowl trends I found:

- - Since the 1997 season when Denver played Green Bay, teams that won 3 games to get to the Super Bowl are 12-0-1 ATS. The push was Tennessee vs. St. Louis, and Rams vs. Bengals is not included because both teams won 3 games to get there.

- - Super Bowl teams off an ATS loss are 1-7 ATS, 0-6 if not getting at least 5 points.

- - Since the 2003 season when New England played Carolina, teams with the better regular season record are 1-17 ATS in the Super Bowl.


GL