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Guys,
This is my top play for Sunday.....
5 STAR: (410) BUFFALO (+3) over Baltimore
(Risking $550 to win $500)
Line from BetJamacia
The Ravens have to be the worst 4-2 team that I can remember in recent history and their 1-5 record against the spread helps to support that statement. They have played the easiest schedule in the league so far this year and the best team they have played this season is Cleveland, a game in which they lost. Their offense is horrible. They have a make shift offensive line and neither of their quarterbacks are accurate passers. They lead the league in field goals, but struggle to punch it in for touchdowns and on the road the Ravens have only scored two offensive touchdowns and have turned ball over eight times so far this season. Their defense is also over-rated and is not as dominating as they have been in the past. They have feasted on teams that have been forced to play backup quarterbacks the past two weeks in San Francisco and St. Louis, but don't forget the 27 points that the Browns and Derrick Anderson were able to put on them. Buffalo is ranked near the bottom of the league in most offensive and defensive catagories, but I like the way they have been playing with Trent Edwards at quarterback and they are always tough in the role of a home underdog where they are 5-0 against the spread in their last five chances. The Bills have had two weeks to rest and get over the last second loss to the Cowboys on Monday night, while this is the Ravens’ third road game in four weeks. There will also be a little extra motivation for the Bills’ defense that will be fired up to stop former teammate Willis McGahee, who trashed the team and the city after he left for Baltimore. As a road favorite, the Ravens are 0-7 against the spread the last three years. Take the points!
This is my top play for Sunday.....
5 STAR: (410) BUFFALO (+3) over Baltimore
(Risking $550 to win $500)
Line from BetJamacia
The Ravens have to be the worst 4-2 team that I can remember in recent history and their 1-5 record against the spread helps to support that statement. They have played the easiest schedule in the league so far this year and the best team they have played this season is Cleveland, a game in which they lost. Their offense is horrible. They have a make shift offensive line and neither of their quarterbacks are accurate passers. They lead the league in field goals, but struggle to punch it in for touchdowns and on the road the Ravens have only scored two offensive touchdowns and have turned ball over eight times so far this season. Their defense is also over-rated and is not as dominating as they have been in the past. They have feasted on teams that have been forced to play backup quarterbacks the past two weeks in San Francisco and St. Louis, but don't forget the 27 points that the Browns and Derrick Anderson were able to put on them. Buffalo is ranked near the bottom of the league in most offensive and defensive catagories, but I like the way they have been playing with Trent Edwards at quarterback and they are always tough in the role of a home underdog where they are 5-0 against the spread in their last five chances. The Bills have had two weeks to rest and get over the last second loss to the Cowboys on Monday night, while this is the Ravens’ third road game in four weeks. There will also be a little extra motivation for the Bills’ defense that will be fired up to stop former teammate Willis McGahee, who trashed the team and the city after he left for Baltimore. As a road favorite, the Ravens are 0-7 against the spread the last three years. Take the points!
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