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OK FOOTBALL NEWSLETTERS WHO WANTS THEM? SIGN UP! BASICALLY HERE IS WHAT YOU WILL GET. FOR NEXT SEASON I WILL BE GETTING THE FOLLOWING NEWSLETTERS: AND WHAT THEY COST PER WEEK.
1. POWERSWEEP $7
2. POWERPLAYS $7
3. SPORTS REPORTER $7 (MAY NOT BE ELECTRONIC, BUT I AM HOPING)
4. POINTWISE $7
5. GOLD SHEET $7
6. CKO $15
7. TECHICAL REPORT BY GOLDSHEET $10
8. RED SHEET $10
9. MONEYMAKER $7 (ALSO MAY HAVE A PROBLEM A FEW TIMES)
10.SUNSHINE FORECAST $6
11. PLAYBOOK $7
12. MID-WEEK ALERT BY PLAYBOOK $10
SO YOUR LOOKING AT OVER $2000 IN INFORMTION OVER A SEASON! PLEASE NOTE THIS VARIES WEEK TO WEEK DUE TO TECHNICAL PROBLEMS AND OTHER UNFORSEEN EVENTS BUT EVERYWEEK YOU WILL GET "MOST" OF THEM IF NOT ALL OF THEM.
THEN YOU WILL GET MY PLAYS, ALL OF MY PLAYS EVEN THE ONES I DO NOT POST HERE BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE TIME. AGAIN THIS IS FIRST COME FIRST SERVE NO EXCEPTIONS. MY EMAIL IS [email protected] IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. THANKS.
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I AM GOING TO PLAY A FEW GAMES IN THE PRESEASON BUT ONLY FOR MAYBE A TOKEN AMOUNT. REGARDLESS OF WHAT PEOPLE MAY ARGUE, IT IS MY OPINION THAT IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO PICK WITH ANY CERTAINLY A SPREAD IN AN NFL PRESEASON GAME. THERE ARE SIMPLY TO MANY INTANGIBLES, HOW LONG WILL THE PLAYERS PLAY, THE QB, THE FACT THE GAMES MEANS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING EXCEPT FOR US WHO BET IT, ECT...ECT. SO ALL PRESEASON PLAYS WILL BE OPINION PLAYS.
8* MY TOP PLAY...VERY RARE (23-8 ) LAST YEAR IN FOOTBALL (74%)
6-7* HIGH RATED SELECTION ONLY WHEN ALOT OF GAMES ON THE CARD TO CHOSE FROM (WELL OVER 60%)
5* STRONG PLAY USUALLY HIGHEST WHEN ONLY A FEW GAMES
4* STRONG SELECTION
3* PROBABLE COVER
2* A GAME THAT SHOULD COVER
1* ALMOST AN OPINION SELECTION
OPINION PLAY: GAME THAT I THINK MAY WIN BUT OFTEN JUST TO WATCH A GAME OR A LEAN.
Summary of Plays:
*Opinion play Green Bay +2.5
KANSAS CITY (0 - 0) vs. GREEN BAY (0 - 0)
Week 0 Monday, 8/4/2003 8:00 PM
Pro Football Hall of Fame Game - Canton, OH
vs 
Analysis
The Chiefs and Packers head to Canton Ohio on Monday for the annual Hall of Fame Game. The Chiefs (8-8 SU, 9-6 ATS) were a team of extremes in 2002 – unstoppable offense, horrible defense. The numbers tell the story: The No. 4 offense in the NFL (375 yards per game) and a defense that ranked last in the league, 25th against the pass and 31st against the run. Last season, QB Trent Green passed for 3,690 yards, 26 TDs and only 13 INTs. Green has plenty of targets with TE Tony Gonzalez (63 catches, 773 yards, 7 TDs), Eddie Kennison (53, 906 yds), Marc Boerigter, Johnnie Morton, Dante Hall and Priest Holmes (70 catches, 672 yards). The Chiefs averaged 29 points per game, 226 yards passing and 149 yards rushing per game. The running game was sensational behind Priest Holmes, who ran for 1,615 yards last year. A late season hip injury may be serious, which was partly why Vermeil drafted Penn State RB Larry Johnson in the first round. Johnson is an unknown quantity, however, and the health of Holmes is a key to this offense. The defense doesn’t get much pressure on the opposition (22nd in sacks) and they couldn’t stop the run (129 yds rushing allowed pg) or the pass (a whopping 268 yds passing pg). Improvements are scheduled. The defending NFC North Division winning Packers (12-4 SU, 8-8 ATS) ended last year with a disappointing, season ending home loss, to the Falcons but Bret Favre and Company have tightened the notch for another fling at a title for Titletown. Question marks at wide receiver were erased last season when Donald Driver (70 rec. 1.064 yards) Robert Ferguson and Javon Walker teamed to make a formidable trio. Tight end Bubba Franks remains a constant at tight end. With fullback William Henderson paving the way, Ahman Green scampered for 1,240 yards last year and had 57 receptions to boot. The offensive line, healthy again, looks to be a strength as the team just missed 2,000 yards rushing with a make shift lineup. The defense stumbled due to injuries in the last several games a year ago and will have major changes in the linebacker corps. In the QB rotations, Favre will be followed by newcomer Akili Smith, Craig Nall and Doug Pederson while Green will be followed by Jonathan Quinn and Todd Collins. Look for the Pack to hold on in a close call.
Projected Score: Kansas City 17, Green Bay 24
OPINION PLAY ON GREEN BAY +2.5
1. POWERSWEEP $7
2. POWERPLAYS $7
3. SPORTS REPORTER $7 (MAY NOT BE ELECTRONIC, BUT I AM HOPING)
4. POINTWISE $7
5. GOLD SHEET $7
6. CKO $15
7. TECHICAL REPORT BY GOLDSHEET $10
8. RED SHEET $10
9. MONEYMAKER $7 (ALSO MAY HAVE A PROBLEM A FEW TIMES)
10.SUNSHINE FORECAST $6
11. PLAYBOOK $7
12. MID-WEEK ALERT BY PLAYBOOK $10
SO YOUR LOOKING AT OVER $2000 IN INFORMTION OVER A SEASON! PLEASE NOTE THIS VARIES WEEK TO WEEK DUE TO TECHNICAL PROBLEMS AND OTHER UNFORSEEN EVENTS BUT EVERYWEEK YOU WILL GET "MOST" OF THEM IF NOT ALL OF THEM.
THEN YOU WILL GET MY PLAYS, ALL OF MY PLAYS EVEN THE ONES I DO NOT POST HERE BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE TIME. AGAIN THIS IS FIRST COME FIRST SERVE NO EXCEPTIONS. MY EMAIL IS [email protected] IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. THANKS.
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I AM GOING TO PLAY A FEW GAMES IN THE PRESEASON BUT ONLY FOR MAYBE A TOKEN AMOUNT. REGARDLESS OF WHAT PEOPLE MAY ARGUE, IT IS MY OPINION THAT IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO PICK WITH ANY CERTAINLY A SPREAD IN AN NFL PRESEASON GAME. THERE ARE SIMPLY TO MANY INTANGIBLES, HOW LONG WILL THE PLAYERS PLAY, THE QB, THE FACT THE GAMES MEANS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING EXCEPT FOR US WHO BET IT, ECT...ECT. SO ALL PRESEASON PLAYS WILL BE OPINION PLAYS.
8* MY TOP PLAY...VERY RARE (23-8 ) LAST YEAR IN FOOTBALL (74%)
6-7* HIGH RATED SELECTION ONLY WHEN ALOT OF GAMES ON THE CARD TO CHOSE FROM (WELL OVER 60%)
5* STRONG PLAY USUALLY HIGHEST WHEN ONLY A FEW GAMES
4* STRONG SELECTION
3* PROBABLE COVER
2* A GAME THAT SHOULD COVER
1* ALMOST AN OPINION SELECTION
OPINION PLAY: GAME THAT I THINK MAY WIN BUT OFTEN JUST TO WATCH A GAME OR A LEAN.
Summary of Plays:
*Opinion play Green Bay +2.5
KANSAS CITY (0 - 0) vs. GREEN BAY (0 - 0)
Week 0 Monday, 8/4/2003 8:00 PM
Pro Football Hall of Fame Game - Canton, OH
vs Analysis
The Chiefs and Packers head to Canton Ohio on Monday for the annual Hall of Fame Game. The Chiefs (8-8 SU, 9-6 ATS) were a team of extremes in 2002 – unstoppable offense, horrible defense. The numbers tell the story: The No. 4 offense in the NFL (375 yards per game) and a defense that ranked last in the league, 25th against the pass and 31st against the run. Last season, QB Trent Green passed for 3,690 yards, 26 TDs and only 13 INTs. Green has plenty of targets with TE Tony Gonzalez (63 catches, 773 yards, 7 TDs), Eddie Kennison (53, 906 yds), Marc Boerigter, Johnnie Morton, Dante Hall and Priest Holmes (70 catches, 672 yards). The Chiefs averaged 29 points per game, 226 yards passing and 149 yards rushing per game. The running game was sensational behind Priest Holmes, who ran for 1,615 yards last year. A late season hip injury may be serious, which was partly why Vermeil drafted Penn State RB Larry Johnson in the first round. Johnson is an unknown quantity, however, and the health of Holmes is a key to this offense. The defense doesn’t get much pressure on the opposition (22nd in sacks) and they couldn’t stop the run (129 yds rushing allowed pg) or the pass (a whopping 268 yds passing pg). Improvements are scheduled. The defending NFC North Division winning Packers (12-4 SU, 8-8 ATS) ended last year with a disappointing, season ending home loss, to the Falcons but Bret Favre and Company have tightened the notch for another fling at a title for Titletown. Question marks at wide receiver were erased last season when Donald Driver (70 rec. 1.064 yards) Robert Ferguson and Javon Walker teamed to make a formidable trio. Tight end Bubba Franks remains a constant at tight end. With fullback William Henderson paving the way, Ahman Green scampered for 1,240 yards last year and had 57 receptions to boot. The offensive line, healthy again, looks to be a strength as the team just missed 2,000 yards rushing with a make shift lineup. The defense stumbled due to injuries in the last several games a year ago and will have major changes in the linebacker corps. In the QB rotations, Favre will be followed by newcomer Akili Smith, Craig Nall and Doug Pederson while Green will be followed by Jonathan Quinn and Todd Collins. Look for the Pack to hold on in a close call.
Projected Score: Kansas City 17, Green Bay 24
OPINION PLAY ON GREEN BAY +2.5
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