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Sunday, November 11
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NFL Week 10 trends
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The cheeseheads in Wisconsin will pack Lambeau Field this weekend when the
red-hot Green Bay Packers (7-1 SU, 6-2 ATS) return home to host the
upset-minded Minnesota Vikings (3-5, 3-3-2).
The Packers return home sitting atop the NFL Central Division and tied with
Dallas for the best record in the conference. However, they can hardly
afford to take the Vikings lightly despite a 23-16 road win in the initial
series encounter.
The underdog in this traditional rivalry had cashed in 16 of the previous 17
meetings until the Packers prevailed as 1-point favorites at the Metrodome.
Green Bay has been a poor investment as home favorites (5-12-1 ATS) and as
division home chalk (3-9 ATS). The Packers have cashed six straight coming
off a non-conference game.
Minnesota has 'covered' nine of its last dozen against Green Bay. The
Vikings have been tripped up in 11 of 13 ATS off an upset win as home dogs.
The 'over' has cashed at a 12-4-1 clip in the last 16 shootouts on the
frozen tundra of Wisconsin. Minnesota has eclipsed the 'total' in 20 of
its
last 28 in November. The Vikings have been on the low side in eight straight
off a double-digit win.
Trends and angles for the remainder of the NFL's Week 10 menu appear below.
JAGUARS (5-3 SU, 4-4 ATS) at TITANS (6-2 SU, 5-3 ATS)
Tennessee upset Jacksonville in the season opener as 6 1/2-point road dogs,
13-10. The Titans have won 13 of the past 18 series scrapes (12-6 ATS). The
home team has won and cashed in 11 of the past 16 confrontations and the SU
winner is 23-2 ATS. The Jaguars are 14-4 after losing by 14 points or more
and they have cashed at a 9-2-1 clip as division road dogs. They have also
'covered' six straight off a double-digit SU loss.
BRONCOS (3-5, 1-7) at CHIEFS (4-4, 5-3)
Kansas City has feasted on Denver at Arrowhead Stadium, winning 12 of 16 SU.
The home team in this AFC West rivalry has cashed at a 10-2-1 pace. However,
the Chiefs have failed in seven of 11 as favorites against the Broncos.
Denver is 9-4 with division revenge. The Broncos are also 10-4 as division
dogs of more than one point. Kansas City is 20-7-2 ATS at home after
allowing 30 points or more. Eight of the last 11 series encounters have been
on the high side.
BILLS (4-4, 6-2) at DOLPHINS (0-8, 2-4-2)
Buffalo has cashed four straight versus Miami, but it has lost eight of the
last dozen series showdowns SU on the road. The Bills have 'covered' five
straight this season and they are 13-4 ATS in their last 17 trips to the
post. Buffalo is just 2-9-1 as division road favorites. The Dolphins are
2-11 ATS versus division rivals. They have cashed eight of 11 as home dogs
off back-to-back SU losses. The Bills have eclipsed the total in 17 of 26 as
road favorites and in 13 of 16 following a double-digit victory.
BROWNS (5-3, 6-2) at STEELERS (5-2 SU&ATS prior to Monday)
Cleveland will be looking for payback after bowing to Pittsburgh in its home
opener as 4 1/2-point dogs, 34-7. The Steelers have won and cashed seven
straight versus the Browns overall and they are 12-2 SU and 10-4 ATS at home
in this AFC Central rivalry. The Browns are 11-6-1 as road dogs of seven
points or more and 18-6-1 ATS after scoring 23 points or more. Cleveland has
zipped 'over' at a 15-4-2 pace as division road dogs and Pittsburgh had
followed suit at a 12-1-1 clip as division home favorites prior to Monday's
match with Baltimore.
RAMS (0-8 SU&ATS) at SAINTS (4-4, 3-5)
St. Louis has come up short in nine of its last 10 as double-digit dogs
while New Orleans has floundered in eight of 10 as double-digit favorites.
The Rams are 0-7 as road dogs of 10 1/2 to 14 points and they have failed to
get the green at a 9-28-2 rate versus a non-division opponent. The red-hot
Saints have won four straight after starting the year 0-4. However, they are
1-12 ATS after scoring 28 points or more in back-to-back games when facing
an opponent that's below .500.
FALCONS (2-6, 5-3) at PANTHERS (4-4 SU&ATS)
Carolina drew first blood this season, winning as 3 1/2-point favorites in
Week 3 at Atlanta, 27-20. The Falcons are 11-6-3 ATS in the last 20 series
clashes. The Panthers are 19-6 ATS after scoring 14 points or less in two
straight games and they are 21-11 ATS after losing by double-digits. Atlanta
has dipped 'under' in 17 of 23 on the road, including 11 of its last 12
and
seven straight on road grass. Carolina has knuckled 'under' in 14 straight
as home favorites against division foes. The NFC South foes have been on the
low side in 10 of the past 12 meetings at Bank of America Stadium and in 17
of 22 confrontations overall.
EAGLES (3-5 SU&ATS) at SKINS (5-3, 3-3-2)
The underdog has barked in four of the past five series clashes between
Philadelphia and Washington. The Eagles are 18-11 ATS versus division foes
on the highway. They have also 'covered' at a 15-8-1 clip against the
Redskins. Washington is 9-19 as division home favorites and 4-9 as series
chalk. Philadelphia has strayed 'under' in 14 of its last 20 as division
dogs on the road and in 13 of 17 on the highway after yielding 28 points or
more. These NFC East rivals have slipped below the 'total' in 11 of 14
meetings at D.C.
BENGALS (2-6, 2-5-1) at RAVENS (4-3, 1-6 prior to Monday)
Baltimore has won and cashed eight of its last 11 versus Cincinnati in Charm
City. The favorite has clicked in nine of the last 11 showdowns and the SU
winner is 20-2 ATS. The Bengals had 'covered' six straight on the road
versus division foes until coming up short at Cleveland in their road opener
this year. Cincinnati has zipped 'over' in 10 of 11 as division road dogs
and the Ravens have followed suit in 11 of 16 as division home favorites.
BEARS (3-5, 2-6) at OAKLAND (2-6, 3-5)
Chicago has 'covered' 13 of 19 when facing teams from the AFC West, though
it came up short in its first two chances this season. The Bears are 21-9
ATS on the road in Weeks 10-13 and 23-8 away from home in November. However,
they are only 4-11-1 ATS on the road versus teams from the AFC. Oakland is
6-18 as home dogs of seven points or less and it has failed to get the green
in 15 of 20 as home overall. The Raiders have cashed 10 of 15 as
short-enders when facing a team from the NFC. Chicago has topped the 'total'
in 15 of 20 as favorites and in six straight after allowing 17 points or
less in two straight games. Oakland has bounced 'under' in 13 of 17 as home
dogs and in 14 of 16 at home after the first month of the season.
COWBOYS (7-1, 5-2-1) at GIANTS (6-2, 5-3)
The New York Giants are 11-5-1 ATS at home versus Dallas. The Giants have
cashed 22 of 32 at home after allowing 10 points or less. Dallas is 6-15-1
off a double-digit division win. The Cowboys have cashed 11 of 14 the week
after facing Philadelphia.
LIONS (5-3, 5-2-1) at CARDS (3-5, 5-2-1)
Detroit is 5-16 ATS after two or more straight wins. Arizona is 23-8 ATS at
home after three or more straight losses. The Lions are 2-10 ATS on the
highway off a SU victory. The Cards are 11-6 ATS after losing by seven
points or less.
COLTS (7-1, 5-1-2 ATS) at CHARGERS (4-4 SU&ATS)
Indianapolis is 8-3 as road favorites off a SU loss and 14-6-2 as road chalk
of 3 1/2 points or less. The Colts have also cashed at an 18-5-1 clip versus
non-division foes on the highway. San Diego is 14-5-2 ATS after losing SU as
favorites. However, the Chargers are 0-6 ATS off a non-conference game and
1-6 ATS at home in November off a double-digit spread loss. Indianapolis has
blown 'over' in 15 of 18 on the road when facing a team from the AFC West.
San Diego has been on the high side in six of eight at home following a
double-digit loss.
49ERS (2-6, 2-5-1) at SEAHAWKS
Seattle trounced San Francisco as 1-point road favorites in the initial
confrontation this year, 23-3. The 49ers are 20-8 ATS on Monday Night
Football and 36-17 ATS when playing their second straight game on the road.
The 'under' is 5-2-1 in the last eight series clashes. The Seahawks have
knuckled 'under' at a 16-4-1 clip as division favorites at home.
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NFL
Sunday, November 11
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NFL Week 10 trends
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The cheeseheads in Wisconsin will pack Lambeau Field this weekend when the
red-hot Green Bay Packers (7-1 SU, 6-2 ATS) return home to host the
upset-minded Minnesota Vikings (3-5, 3-3-2).
The Packers return home sitting atop the NFL Central Division and tied with
Dallas for the best record in the conference. However, they can hardly
afford to take the Vikings lightly despite a 23-16 road win in the initial
series encounter.
The underdog in this traditional rivalry had cashed in 16 of the previous 17
meetings until the Packers prevailed as 1-point favorites at the Metrodome.
Green Bay has been a poor investment as home favorites (5-12-1 ATS) and as
division home chalk (3-9 ATS). The Packers have cashed six straight coming
off a non-conference game.
Minnesota has 'covered' nine of its last dozen against Green Bay. The
Vikings have been tripped up in 11 of 13 ATS off an upset win as home dogs.
The 'over' has cashed at a 12-4-1 clip in the last 16 shootouts on the
frozen tundra of Wisconsin. Minnesota has eclipsed the 'total' in 20 of
its
last 28 in November. The Vikings have been on the low side in eight straight
off a double-digit win.
Trends and angles for the remainder of the NFL's Week 10 menu appear below.
JAGUARS (5-3 SU, 4-4 ATS) at TITANS (6-2 SU, 5-3 ATS)
Tennessee upset Jacksonville in the season opener as 6 1/2-point road dogs,
13-10. The Titans have won 13 of the past 18 series scrapes (12-6 ATS). The
home team has won and cashed in 11 of the past 16 confrontations and the SU
winner is 23-2 ATS. The Jaguars are 14-4 after losing by 14 points or more
and they have cashed at a 9-2-1 clip as division road dogs. They have also
'covered' six straight off a double-digit SU loss.
BRONCOS (3-5, 1-7) at CHIEFS (4-4, 5-3)
Kansas City has feasted on Denver at Arrowhead Stadium, winning 12 of 16 SU.
The home team in this AFC West rivalry has cashed at a 10-2-1 pace. However,
the Chiefs have failed in seven of 11 as favorites against the Broncos.
Denver is 9-4 with division revenge. The Broncos are also 10-4 as division
dogs of more than one point. Kansas City is 20-7-2 ATS at home after
allowing 30 points or more. Eight of the last 11 series encounters have been
on the high side.
BILLS (4-4, 6-2) at DOLPHINS (0-8, 2-4-2)
Buffalo has cashed four straight versus Miami, but it has lost eight of the
last dozen series showdowns SU on the road. The Bills have 'covered' five
straight this season and they are 13-4 ATS in their last 17 trips to the
post. Buffalo is just 2-9-1 as division road favorites. The Dolphins are
2-11 ATS versus division rivals. They have cashed eight of 11 as home dogs
off back-to-back SU losses. The Bills have eclipsed the total in 17 of 26 as
road favorites and in 13 of 16 following a double-digit victory.
BROWNS (5-3, 6-2) at STEELERS (5-2 SU&ATS prior to Monday)
Cleveland will be looking for payback after bowing to Pittsburgh in its home
opener as 4 1/2-point dogs, 34-7. The Steelers have won and cashed seven
straight versus the Browns overall and they are 12-2 SU and 10-4 ATS at home
in this AFC Central rivalry. The Browns are 11-6-1 as road dogs of seven
points or more and 18-6-1 ATS after scoring 23 points or more. Cleveland has
zipped 'over' at a 15-4-2 pace as division road dogs and Pittsburgh had
followed suit at a 12-1-1 clip as division home favorites prior to Monday's
match with Baltimore.
RAMS (0-8 SU&ATS) at SAINTS (4-4, 3-5)
St. Louis has come up short in nine of its last 10 as double-digit dogs
while New Orleans has floundered in eight of 10 as double-digit favorites.
The Rams are 0-7 as road dogs of 10 1/2 to 14 points and they have failed to
get the green at a 9-28-2 rate versus a non-division opponent. The red-hot
Saints have won four straight after starting the year 0-4. However, they are
1-12 ATS after scoring 28 points or more in back-to-back games when facing
an opponent that's below .500.
FALCONS (2-6, 5-3) at PANTHERS (4-4 SU&ATS)
Carolina drew first blood this season, winning as 3 1/2-point favorites in
Week 3 at Atlanta, 27-20. The Falcons are 11-6-3 ATS in the last 20 series
clashes. The Panthers are 19-6 ATS after scoring 14 points or less in two
straight games and they are 21-11 ATS after losing by double-digits. Atlanta
has dipped 'under' in 17 of 23 on the road, including 11 of its last 12
and
seven straight on road grass. Carolina has knuckled 'under' in 14 straight
as home favorites against division foes. The NFC South foes have been on the
low side in 10 of the past 12 meetings at Bank of America Stadium and in 17
of 22 confrontations overall.
EAGLES (3-5 SU&ATS) at SKINS (5-3, 3-3-2)
The underdog has barked in four of the past five series clashes between
Philadelphia and Washington. The Eagles are 18-11 ATS versus division foes
on the highway. They have also 'covered' at a 15-8-1 clip against the
Redskins. Washington is 9-19 as division home favorites and 4-9 as series
chalk. Philadelphia has strayed 'under' in 14 of its last 20 as division
dogs on the road and in 13 of 17 on the highway after yielding 28 points or
more. These NFC East rivals have slipped below the 'total' in 11 of 14
meetings at D.C.
BENGALS (2-6, 2-5-1) at RAVENS (4-3, 1-6 prior to Monday)
Baltimore has won and cashed eight of its last 11 versus Cincinnati in Charm
City. The favorite has clicked in nine of the last 11 showdowns and the SU
winner is 20-2 ATS. The Bengals had 'covered' six straight on the road
versus division foes until coming up short at Cleveland in their road opener
this year. Cincinnati has zipped 'over' in 10 of 11 as division road dogs
and the Ravens have followed suit in 11 of 16 as division home favorites.
BEARS (3-5, 2-6) at OAKLAND (2-6, 3-5)
Chicago has 'covered' 13 of 19 when facing teams from the AFC West, though
it came up short in its first two chances this season. The Bears are 21-9
ATS on the road in Weeks 10-13 and 23-8 away from home in November. However,
they are only 4-11-1 ATS on the road versus teams from the AFC. Oakland is
6-18 as home dogs of seven points or less and it has failed to get the green
in 15 of 20 as home overall. The Raiders have cashed 10 of 15 as
short-enders when facing a team from the NFC. Chicago has topped the 'total'
in 15 of 20 as favorites and in six straight after allowing 17 points or
less in two straight games. Oakland has bounced 'under' in 13 of 17 as home
dogs and in 14 of 16 at home after the first month of the season.
COWBOYS (7-1, 5-2-1) at GIANTS (6-2, 5-3)
The New York Giants are 11-5-1 ATS at home versus Dallas. The Giants have
cashed 22 of 32 at home after allowing 10 points or less. Dallas is 6-15-1
off a double-digit division win. The Cowboys have cashed 11 of 14 the week
after facing Philadelphia.
LIONS (5-3, 5-2-1) at CARDS (3-5, 5-2-1)
Detroit is 5-16 ATS after two or more straight wins. Arizona is 23-8 ATS at
home after three or more straight losses. The Lions are 2-10 ATS on the
highway off a SU victory. The Cards are 11-6 ATS after losing by seven
points or less.
COLTS (7-1, 5-1-2 ATS) at CHARGERS (4-4 SU&ATS)
Indianapolis is 8-3 as road favorites off a SU loss and 14-6-2 as road chalk
of 3 1/2 points or less. The Colts have also cashed at an 18-5-1 clip versus
non-division foes on the highway. San Diego is 14-5-2 ATS after losing SU as
favorites. However, the Chargers are 0-6 ATS off a non-conference game and
1-6 ATS at home in November off a double-digit spread loss. Indianapolis has
blown 'over' in 15 of 18 on the road when facing a team from the AFC West.
San Diego has been on the high side in six of eight at home following a
double-digit loss.
49ERS (2-6, 2-5-1) at SEAHAWKS
Seattle trounced San Francisco as 1-point road favorites in the initial
confrontation this year, 23-3. The 49ers are 20-8 ATS on Monday Night
Football and 36-17 ATS when playing their second straight game on the road.
The 'under' is 5-2-1 in the last eight series clashes. The Seahawks have
knuckled 'under' at a 16-4-1 clip as division favorites at home.
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