Greedy's plays

[greed]

Playoffs NFL 4-0 plus 13.0 units
NFL regular season 70-68 plus 2.6 units
College regular season 86-61 plus 71.3 units
Bowl Season 11-9 minus 0.5 units
Plays 1-5 units with a 5 a rarity

5 unit plays were 3-0 in the NFL 1-0 in the playoffs, and 3-1 during the college season.

Tennessee- New England over 35 In the first meeting the Titans had over 400 yards in offense and the Pats had over 350. Except for the Titans no one has stopped the passing game of Tennessee this season. In the same way the titans have not stopped any one's passing game this season. A lot has been said about the New England defense at home but if you see who they have played at home recently those stats maybe a little deceiving. They have played Miami, Buffalo, Jacksonville, and Dallas in their last 4 home games. I know everyone is factoring in the cold weather but being a Packer fan and seeing a lot of cold weather games the total goes over more often than not due to the fact that there are shorter kick-offs and Punts. After most of the kick offs teams started past the 30 yard line. There was only one kick off that made it to the 12. The punts were also low line drives making for long returns. The turf should be frozen making it harder to pass rush so the qb's should have ample time to throw the ball. Looking for tonights game to be scored in the low 40's. The over for 3 units.

Tennessee +6 Mc Nair had a field day last time these 2 teams met. I look for a close game and cannot see the Pats blowing out the Titans tonight. 2 units on the Titans

Carolina +7 The Panthers should be able to get a few hits on Bulger and in his last few games he has been interception prone.
The Panthers seem to be peaking right now. The Rams have struggled lately and seem vulnerable. The Rams great spread record at home prevents me from making this a higher rated play.
The Rams better hope that Green Bay wins tomorrow because their season will end in Philadelphia for sure as Bulger has been terrible on the road. Panthers for 2 units.

GLTA

 

[caught up]

i agree on ALL your plays. as far as the NE/TEN game goes, in regards to the turf factoring in all that much--i'm not gonna try and say that i coulda went out and played in the cold i experienced when i walked out this morn (though wasnt too cold to have tried)--as it will be later that the game is played--and far away from the concrete that is the street i live on. which is the point i'm tryin to get to--which is, after maybe the first couple drives, both the teams and field will be well worked in--and this *FROZEN* sod will have loosened, no longer keeping the "ice rink" conditions, though the cold will play havoc with the kicking game. as far as that goes--i dont have tons of faith to be backing NE P walters--as has been jus awful; to the point he was released in favor of a rookie who did quite well, though it seemed the same couldnt be said about K viniatieri without his longtime usual holder in walters. i think the tenn running game behind george and rook cr. brown as well as mcnair when needed, will be more that NE can bring in the form of their answer to a functional runnin attack in their short passin game. as far as passing offenses go--i'm a huge fan of brady and what hes been able to do here, and over his career period (mich grad), and never have been a huge fan of mcnair--still so, would hafta give the edge to the tenn passing team here as i think TEN has more playmakers in their core group with bennett, calico and ESPECIALLY mason. not to take anything away from what NE has in their rec group--as TE graham looks to be a challenge for TENN. both defenses have their strongpoints and tryin to run on ten doesnt look like a option that NE can have patience with to win this game, and IMHO believe they'll be throwing against a better CB than LAW in ROLLE--though the NE tandem w/poole and secondary as a whole, is jus menacing. still so, i think TEN will bring it--all will be loose by the 2nd Q and they'll do enough to cover if not win. thats jus what i think.--sorry to have rambled--GL to us!