Denver -9
If the Ravens don't play any better in Denver than they did at home against the Colts, this one won't be close. Indy 25 first downs, 170 yards rushing, almost 2:1 time of possession. Now you are going against Payton Manning in Denver? Baltimore is done.
Green Bay +150
Tough to go against the 49ers at home, but I think GB's defense can do enough to get the job done. Plus having Rodgers in the saddle doesn't hurt!
Seattle +115
Very impressive in Washington and I'm SOLD on the Seattle QB Wilson.
New England -9
Giving 9 points to Houston?? There is a reason this number is so high....all I can say here is ......Tom Brady.
I've been wagering (small-time) on sports for over 40 years and one thing I can tell you about the NFL playoffs (maybe someone can help me out here) is you can basically throw the point spread out. The winner of the game almost always covers the pointspread! I may be wrong, but rarely does a favorite win the game and not cover the line.
Why is this? Because you don't see teams let up. They know this is one and done and they rarely take their foot off the throttle or go into that dreadful "prevent defense." Just some food for thought.
If the Ravens don't play any better in Denver than they did at home against the Colts, this one won't be close. Indy 25 first downs, 170 yards rushing, almost 2:1 time of possession. Now you are going against Payton Manning in Denver? Baltimore is done.
Green Bay +150
Tough to go against the 49ers at home, but I think GB's defense can do enough to get the job done. Plus having Rodgers in the saddle doesn't hurt!
Seattle +115
Very impressive in Washington and I'm SOLD on the Seattle QB Wilson.
New England -9
Giving 9 points to Houston?? There is a reason this number is so high....all I can say here is ......Tom Brady.
I've been wagering (small-time) on sports for over 40 years and one thing I can tell you about the NFL playoffs (maybe someone can help me out here) is you can basically throw the point spread out. The winner of the game almost always covers the pointspread! I may be wrong, but rarely does a favorite win the game and not cover the line.
Why is this? Because you don't see teams let up. They know this is one and done and they rarely take their foot off the throttle or go into that dreadful "prevent defense." Just some food for thought.
