MNF should be interesting
- Thread starter MadJack
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Seems to me, for as long as I could remember, that the favorites do pretty well in the first few weeks of the season and then the dogs follow.
- Mar 19, 2006
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- Mar 19, 2006
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texans might pitch a shutout...cushing is back and sd is badddddddddd..never liked rivers much either!!
- Mar 19, 2006
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Got it. I go there for all my game lines to check what the trends are. I'll check it out for past results. Thanks my friend! :0074
in SDs defense.......
Chargers are 4-1 ATS as Monday night home dogs while the Texans throw up at the thought that they have never beaten the Chargers, going 0-4 SU/ATS alltime in this series.
Opening week favorites on Monday Night Football have blown up like O.J. while incarcerated in Nevada, going just 22-20 SU and 14-28 ATS in all
games since 1980. Thus, we should: PLAY AGAINST any NFL Monday Night favorite in Game One of the season.
Not only do these Game One Monday Night favorites lose the money 67% of the time (14-28 ATS), they lose the whole game nearly half of the time (22-20 SU). Put these same guys in a competitive role (-6 or less) and they fall to 12-20 SU and 9-23 ATS this role.
Better yet, popularize these competitive Monday Night hosts with a stamp of 10 or more wins from the previous season and these MNF favorites dip to
2-11 SU and 1-12 ATS when laying 6 or less points in a game in which the Over/Under total is set at 41 or more points.
Do you hear that, Houston and Washington?
Houston is 1-2 straight-up and 0-3 vs. the pointspread on the road on Monday Night Football;
PLAY AGAINST an NFL non-division dog or favorite of less than 7 points in its season opener who won 12 or more games during the regular season
last year versus an opponent who won 8 or fewer games last season
14-2 ATS (88%) since 1990
ALL THAT SAID...YO RIVERS SAY HELLO TO J.J. :facepalm:
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