Whats up everyone! I'm a new member, just signed up yesterday, but I've been reading MadJacks for about 2 years now. This place is great, tons of helpful info and insight. Much appreciated. Cant wait for tommorow, nothing like Week 1 in the NFL. I tend to follow certain cappers on this site, but here are a couple of games that look promising to me tommorow. Good luck all.
Cincinnati +6 (1 unit)
Granted, these are the Bengals. But....this is the home opener for a team that has reason to be excited for the first time in years. Lewis is defensive oriented and this team has some legitimate weapons on offense- Dillon and Chad Johnson. Kitna is no pro-bowler, but he looked competant last year. I love home dogs in the NFL, and a pumped up Bengal team should be able to keep this within 6.
Miami (-8);
Giants/Rams (O 40)
(6 pt. teaser): (1 unit).
I will be shocked and appalled if Miami fails to win this game by more than 8 points, plain and simple. We all saw what the Giants offense is capable of after the second half last year, and I expect them to try to stretch the field and take some chances in the passing game. While the Rams struggled on the road & outside last year, as long as this team is healthy, I think they play like the 2000 rams. A healthy Warner + Marshall Marshall Marshall = a solid offensive day. I see the final around 27-23.
Good luck everyone!
-Smiley
2003 Season:
0-0
Cincinnati +6 (1 unit)
Granted, these are the Bengals. But....this is the home opener for a team that has reason to be excited for the first time in years. Lewis is defensive oriented and this team has some legitimate weapons on offense- Dillon and Chad Johnson. Kitna is no pro-bowler, but he looked competant last year. I love home dogs in the NFL, and a pumped up Bengal team should be able to keep this within 6.
Miami (-8);
Giants/Rams (O 40)
(6 pt. teaser): (1 unit).
I will be shocked and appalled if Miami fails to win this game by more than 8 points, plain and simple. We all saw what the Giants offense is capable of after the second half last year, and I expect them to try to stretch the field and take some chances in the passing game. While the Rams struggled on the road & outside last year, as long as this team is healthy, I think they play like the 2000 rams. A healthy Warner + Marshall Marshall Marshall = a solid offensive day. I see the final around 27-23.
Good luck everyone!
-Smiley
2003 Season:
0-0
