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lostinamerica said:
Oakland(+3)(-115)(2h) over Denver (1*)
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GL
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I don't understand why you are bailing out because it looks to me that Denver is pretty much dominating and should be leading by about 20-6 if not for some bad luck.
 
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Between Green Bay and Iowa City
NFL YTD: 17-10 (+8.30*)
NCAA YTD: 24-18 (+2.14*)

Philadelphia(-3)(-103) over Atlanta (1*)
- - All hands on deck.

Green Bay(-14) over Jacksonville (1*)
- - Mr. Rodgers Neighborhood.

Detroit(-3)(+102) over Seattle (1*)
- - All hands on deck.

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Between Green Bay and Iowa City
NFL YTD: 18-12 (+7.19*)
NCAA YTD: 30-21 (+5.83*)

Seattle(-4) over Minnesota (1.5*)
- - The surprise team to me this season (based on my expectations) has been Miami, but then comes Seattle, getting after every team on a very rugged schedule. After tasting two tough losses on the road, they return to the best home field advantage in the league.

Baltimore(-3)(-140) over Cleveland (1*)
- - It seems that teams off a bye as road favorites are 25-6-1 ATS since 2007. That seems a favorable situation when last time out Baltimore was embarrassed with their worst defeat since 2007, while last week Cleveland scored in single digits to win their second game in three weeks.

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Between Green Bay and Iowa City
NFL YTD: 21-14 (+8.39*)
NCAA YTD: 41-26 (+11.83*)

St. Louis(-3)(-135) over New York Jets (1*)
- - I knew this was a very, very likely play the moment the Rams most inspired effort in years only got them a sister kissing tie last week. HC Fisher will not be leading his hungry young club to finding ways to piss this season defining game away at home against the Jets.

Green Bay(-3)(-103) over Detroit (1 Biscuit)
- - I recently noted that it seemed teams off a bye as road favorites were 25-6-1 ATS since 2007, now 26-6-1.

Indianapolis/New England(Ov54) (1*)
- - It seems the Pats are 16-0 O/U off a game in which they scored 35-plus points and allowed at least 20 points . . . It also seems the Pats are 13-0 O/U the week after a win in which they allowed more than 295 yards passing, including 3-0 O/U this season . . . Finally, it seems TD-plus home favorites in November are 30-0 O/U when they play on the road in each of their next two games and they are facing a team that has attempted at least 30.5 passes per game season-to-date. The reasoning for this one seems straightforward. November is when the contenders emerge. By December, many of the races are all but over. When a team is a big home favorite, they don?t need to have both the offense and the defense playing at 110%. They have the luxury of putting the onus of the victory on the offense and saving the defense for the upcoming road games. So, their goal is to outscore rather than out defend their opponent . . .The weather looks perfect for football in Foxboro on Sunday.

Green Bay/Detroit(Ov53') (1 Biscuit)
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GL
 
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