JETS +3 4 unit play
Eric Mangini was hired to rebuild the New York Jets. Mangini, the youngest coach in the NFL, makes his debut on Sunday when the New York Jets visit the Tennessee Titans. At age 35, Mangini already has three Super Bowl rings as defensive backs coach of the New England Patriots. Last year, he served as the Patriots defensive coordinator. Mangini's immediate impact will be on defense, where the Jets will switch to the hybrid 3-4 scheme employed in New England.
"We've been in it since May, in minicamp," Vilma said. "We've been improving. The last three (preseason) games, there was steady improvement."
Titans QB situation is a big ? and think no matter who plays they will struggle against Magini?s 3-4 set.
Jets have some new studs on the O line and think they win the battle in the trenches.
Titan D allowed an average of 26.3 points last season 4th worst in the NFL.
Ravens +3 4 unit play
Ravens new QB Steve McNair is reunited- with his old target Derick Mason. "You add somebody like Steve, it can change the whole complex of your offense," Mason said. "It brings another dimension that some teams might not have seen last year." Mason joined the Ravens last season after teaming with McNair for eight years in Tennessee. Mason caught 86 passes for 1,073 yards in 2005, but scored only three touchdowns. That number should rise this season because McNair has a knack for finding the open man and the Ravens have a solid receiving corps that gives him plenty of options. Clayton caught 44 passes as a rookie last year and is ready for an expanded role, and tight end Heap is primed for a solid season after fighting injuries in 2005. If the passing game becomes a threat, running backs Lewis and Anderson won't have to face the eight-man fronts that Baltimore saw last year with Kyle Boller and Anthony Wright taking the snaps. Look for a new look Ravens offense and feel that Ravens D can do a better job shutting down Tampa?s O and young Simms at QB.
Denver/ St. Louis Under 46 3 unit play
St. Louis is beginning a new era under coach Scott Linehan, who was hired after Mike Martz was fired following a six-year tenure Gone is the "Greatest Show on Turf" offense that Martz preferred, replaced instead by Linehan's ball-control system. An offensive coordinator in Minnesota and Miami the last four seasons, Linehan still likes to air it out, but will rely on the running game -- led by Steven Jackson-- much more than Martz did.
"I think our entire team improved," Linehan said. "We're going to find out here soon. We've really spent a lot of time on our ability to stop the run. A lot of it is a technique thing we had to sure up. I think all those things will improve, it's how much that I'll find out here shortly, but I think we're in much better shape."
Denver will also look to pound the ball, as is there usual style and look for this one to not be that high scoring. I really hate playing unders but I will take a shot here.
I also parlayed all 3 for small and did a wild parlay because I like to gamble
GL, Lefty?
Ravens +3/Jets +3/Denver U 46 .35 units
Sep 10 10:20am 6 Team Parlay - Pending 13.00 to win 1211.90
1. Football - St Louis Rams - moneyline (+170)
for the entire game held on Sep 10 at 12:00pm [pending]
2. Football - Denver Broncos/St Louis Rams - total Under 45? (-110)
for the entire game held on Sep 10 at 12:00pm [pending]
3. Football - New York Jets - moneyline (+125)
for the entire game held on Sep 10 at 12:00pm [pending]
4. Football - Baltimore Ravens - moneyline (+135)
for the entire game held on Sep 10 at 12:00pm [pending]
5. Football - Kansas City Chiefs - spread pk (-110)
for the entire game held on Sep 10 at 12:00pm [pending]
6. Football - Houston Texans - spread +6 (-120)
for the entire game held on Sep 10 at 12:00pm [pending]
:SIB
Eric Mangini was hired to rebuild the New York Jets. Mangini, the youngest coach in the NFL, makes his debut on Sunday when the New York Jets visit the Tennessee Titans. At age 35, Mangini already has three Super Bowl rings as defensive backs coach of the New England Patriots. Last year, he served as the Patriots defensive coordinator. Mangini's immediate impact will be on defense, where the Jets will switch to the hybrid 3-4 scheme employed in New England.
"We've been in it since May, in minicamp," Vilma said. "We've been improving. The last three (preseason) games, there was steady improvement."
Titans QB situation is a big ? and think no matter who plays they will struggle against Magini?s 3-4 set.
Jets have some new studs on the O line and think they win the battle in the trenches.
Titan D allowed an average of 26.3 points last season 4th worst in the NFL.
Ravens +3 4 unit play
Ravens new QB Steve McNair is reunited- with his old target Derick Mason. "You add somebody like Steve, it can change the whole complex of your offense," Mason said. "It brings another dimension that some teams might not have seen last year." Mason joined the Ravens last season after teaming with McNair for eight years in Tennessee. Mason caught 86 passes for 1,073 yards in 2005, but scored only three touchdowns. That number should rise this season because McNair has a knack for finding the open man and the Ravens have a solid receiving corps that gives him plenty of options. Clayton caught 44 passes as a rookie last year and is ready for an expanded role, and tight end Heap is primed for a solid season after fighting injuries in 2005. If the passing game becomes a threat, running backs Lewis and Anderson won't have to face the eight-man fronts that Baltimore saw last year with Kyle Boller and Anthony Wright taking the snaps. Look for a new look Ravens offense and feel that Ravens D can do a better job shutting down Tampa?s O and young Simms at QB.
Denver/ St. Louis Under 46 3 unit play
St. Louis is beginning a new era under coach Scott Linehan, who was hired after Mike Martz was fired following a six-year tenure Gone is the "Greatest Show on Turf" offense that Martz preferred, replaced instead by Linehan's ball-control system. An offensive coordinator in Minnesota and Miami the last four seasons, Linehan still likes to air it out, but will rely on the running game -- led by Steven Jackson-- much more than Martz did.
"I think our entire team improved," Linehan said. "We're going to find out here soon. We've really spent a lot of time on our ability to stop the run. A lot of it is a technique thing we had to sure up. I think all those things will improve, it's how much that I'll find out here shortly, but I think we're in much better shape."
Denver will also look to pound the ball, as is there usual style and look for this one to not be that high scoring. I really hate playing unders but I will take a shot here.
I also parlayed all 3 for small and did a wild parlay because I like to gamble
GL, Lefty?
Ravens +3/Jets +3/Denver U 46 .35 units
Sep 10 10:20am 6 Team Parlay - Pending 13.00 to win 1211.90
1. Football - St Louis Rams - moneyline (+170)
for the entire game held on Sep 10 at 12:00pm [pending]
2. Football - Denver Broncos/St Louis Rams - total Under 45? (-110)
for the entire game held on Sep 10 at 12:00pm [pending]
3. Football - New York Jets - moneyline (+125)
for the entire game held on Sep 10 at 12:00pm [pending]
4. Football - Baltimore Ravens - moneyline (+135)
for the entire game held on Sep 10 at 12:00pm [pending]
5. Football - Kansas City Chiefs - spread pk (-110)
for the entire game held on Sep 10 at 12:00pm [pending]
6. Football - Houston Texans - spread +6 (-120)
for the entire game held on Sep 10 at 12:00pm [pending]
:SIB
