sunday

[RAYMOND]

miami +9.5 small play

\ Miami has allowed more than 24 points once this season. Seattle is 15-57 ATS as home chalk when it does not score 25 points, including 2-17 ATS when favored by seven or more points.

Seattle has also gone 0-8 ATS in the last eight meetings with this division

 

[RAYMOND]

tenn ml +155

Good D guy like Jeff Fisher of Tennessee knows how to
limit the production of an opposing QB that
lacks experience like Jacksonville's #2
man David Garrard, starting for the injured
Byron Leftwich. Any coach would, really,
and that's why the Bears' offense scored
only three points last week against Tennessee
last Sunday.

Titans lost that game because their own #2
QB stunk it up. But Steve McNair is scheduled
to return for this in-season revenge game.
Tennessee is desperate. Along with McNair's
return comes the return of TE Erron McKinney,
whose presence adds versatility to the Tennessee
offense

 

[RAYMOND]

pitt- cinn over 40.5

 

[RAYMOND]

colts-8 blowout easy winner :142lmao:

 

[RAYMOND]

SAN FRANCISCO at TAMPA BAY
San Francisco, 1-8 SU and 4-5 ATS, did not cover in last week?s eight-point setback to visiting Carolina. The 49ers, who have covered just twice in their last seven games, are 7-14-1 versus the number in their last 22 games in the Eastern Time Zone. They?re also only 10-20-2 against the spread in their last 32 as a road dog.
Tampa Bay fell to 3-6 SU and 3-5-1 ATS after not covering in a 10-point loss at Atlanta last Sunday. The Buccaneers, who have covered 20 of their last 27 at home off a double-digit loss, are 11-3 against the number in their last 14 as a non-division home chalk of six or more.
Totals Tip: Tampa Bay has stayed under in 10 of its last 13 home games.
ATS ADVANTAGE: TAMPA BAY


SAN DIEGO at OAKLAND
San Diego, which has covered in six straight, was idle last week. The Chargers, 6-3 SU and 7-1-1 ATS, whipped the visiting Raiders 42-14 three weeks ago. They?ve covered six of their last eight trips to Oakland, but this is the first time in 23 years that they will be laying points in Oakland. Still, they?ve covered 11 of their last 15 as a road chalk and three of their last four off a bye.
Oakland, 3-6 SU and ATS, was also off last week. The Raiders, who have a minus-15 turnover margin this season, have failed to cover in three straight division games when playing with revenge. Overall, Oakland is on a spread slide of 6-19-1.
Totals Tip: San Diego has sailed over in 18 of its last 27 games while the Raiders have played over the total in six of nine this season.
ATS ADVANTAGE: SAN DIEGO

 

[Senor Capper]

Dang RAYMOND you full of IT this weekend. Woohoo!!

Gonna start calling you Action Jackson LOL

SC

 

[AM2kidz]

Hey Ray... Love the Skins + the 10 1/2.... What is your take on the Bill +1 ... I really feel that McGahee will be the difference and the weather could play a factor... Should be rainy and a bit chilly come game time... Thanks for the insight and keep up the good work... Am2kidz

 

[RAYMOND]

Hey Ray... Love the Skins + the 10 1/2.... What is your take on the Bill +1 ... I really feel that McGahee will be the difference and the weather could play a factor... Should be rainy and a bit chilly come game time... Thanks for the insight and keep up the good work... Am2kidz

i am staying away
:scared

 

[RAYMOND]

St. Louis improved to 5-4 SU and 4-5 ATS with last week?s 23-12 win and cover versus Seattle. The Rams, who have covered just six of their last 20 road tilts, are on a spread slide of 2-10 in non-division road games.
Buffalo dropped to 3-6 SU and 5-4 ATS following last Sunday night?s 29-6 loss at New England. The Bills have covered nine straight after facing the Patriots and are 19-10 against the number in their last 29 non-conference home games. They?re also 3-0 SU/ATS in their last three at Orchard Park this year.
Totals Tip: St. Louis has sailed over in 13 of its last 18 games, although the Bills have stayed under in 28 of their last 35 overall.
ATS ADVANTAGE: BUFFALO

 

[watrdogg]

are you still playing the Ravens?

 

[RAYMOND]

no i am passing

 

[RAYMOND]

sunday nite
texans+3

 

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HISTORICAL TRENDS



St. Louis at Buffalo ? The teams last met in 1998.

Dallas at Baltimore ? The Ravens shut out the Cowboys, 27-0, at home in 2000.

New York Jets at Cleveland ? The Browns defeated the Jets, 24-21, on the road in 2002.

Pittsburgh at Cincinnati ? The Steelers beat the Bengals, 28-17, in Week 4. The Bengals are 1-4 SU and ATS at home against the Steelers.

Indianapolis at Chicago ? The Bears defeated the Colts, 27-24, at home in 2000.

Detroit at Minnesota ? The Lions are 1-9 SU, but 4-5-1 ATS at Minnesota. The Vikings swept the Lions last year, winning 23-13 on the road and 24-14 at home.

Arizona at Carolina ? The Panthers beat the Cardinals, 20-17, last year at Arizona. The Cards have covered their past three against the Panthers.

Tennessee at Jacksonville ? The Jaguars edged the Titans, 15-12, in Week 3. Before then, the Jaguars were 0-5 SU against the Titans.

San Francisco at Tampa Bay ? The 49ers won 24-7, at home in ?03.

Denver at New Orleans ? The Broncos beat the Saints, 28-23, at New Orleans in 2000.

Miami at Seattle ? The Dolphins won 24-20, at Seattle in 2001.

San Diego at Oakland ? The Chargers buried the Raiders, 42-14, in Week 8. The Chargers are 6-2 ATS their last eight at Oakland. Four of the past five in Oakland have gone over, including the last three.

Atlanta at New York Giants ? The Falcons defeated the Giants, 27-7, last year on the road.

Washington at Philadelphia ? The Eagles are 5-0 SU, 4-1 ATS their past five against the Redskins. The Eagles swept Washington last year, winning 27-25 at home and 31-7 on the road.

Green Bay at Houston ? First meeting.

New England at Kansas City ? The Patriots shaded the Chiefs, 41-38, in overtime at home in 2002.

Indianapolis at Detroit ? The teams last met in 2000 when the Colts won 30-18 at home.

Chicago at Dallas ? The Bears nipped the Cowboys, 13-12, at home in 1998.

 

[RAYMOND]

Green Bay, 5-4 SU and 4-5 ATS, did not cover as a 4?-point favorite in last week?s 34-31 win over visiting Minnesota. The Packers, who have won four straight on the scoreboard, have covered six of their last eight as a non-conference chalk. They?ve also scored the spread win in six of their last eight as a non-division road favorite.
Houston fell to 4-5 SU/ATS following its 35-point loss at Indianapolis a week ago. The Texans, who have covered eight of their last dozen home games, are on a spread run of 6-0 after back-to-back straight-up losses. They?ve also covered five of their last six November home games.
Totals Tip: Houston has sailed over in three of four home games this year, while the Packers have gone over the posted price in each of their last five games.
ATS ADVANTAGE: OVER

 

[RAYMOND]

Falcons vs Giants (Week 11)
04:15 pm
Over 40