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NFL YTD 11-12 -3.45 units
2* 1-2 -2.4 units
1* 10-10 -1.05 units
NFL/CFB Combined 29-28 -0.25 units
3* 2-0 +6.0 units
2* 2-4 -4.8 units
1* 25-24 -1.45 units
I'm coming off a big Saturday, hitting a 3* play by 25 points (Wisconsin) and covering an NBA game bv 29 (New Orleans). The following play was posted earlier in my CFB thread and the line has since inched up.
4* Pro Football Game of the Year Saints -3
1) New Orleans has the best current home field advantage in the NFL. Under Sean Payton, the Saints have covered a stunning 14 in a row at home.
2) San Francisco just isn't that good. They've been outgained in more than half their games and the offense looks putrid.
3) Kaepernick is hitting only 56 percent of his passes and to beat New Orleans and Brees you have to score.
4) The Saints' defense under Rob Ryan is in the midst of a stunning turnaround.
5) New Orleans is playing back-to-back home games while SF must travel after losing a very physical game at home.
6) Super Bowl losers almost never make the playoffs the following year and if the trend holds, SF will be heading into a dive right about now.
6) I've got the better team, at home, with a huge home field advantage at a reasonable number.
2* 1-2 -2.4 units
1* 10-10 -1.05 units
NFL/CFB Combined 29-28 -0.25 units
3* 2-0 +6.0 units
2* 2-4 -4.8 units
1* 25-24 -1.45 units
I'm coming off a big Saturday, hitting a 3* play by 25 points (Wisconsin) and covering an NBA game bv 29 (New Orleans). The following play was posted earlier in my CFB thread and the line has since inched up.
4* Pro Football Game of the Year Saints -3
1) New Orleans has the best current home field advantage in the NFL. Under Sean Payton, the Saints have covered a stunning 14 in a row at home.
2) San Francisco just isn't that good. They've been outgained in more than half their games and the offense looks putrid.
3) Kaepernick is hitting only 56 percent of his passes and to beat New Orleans and Brees you have to score.
4) The Saints' defense under Rob Ryan is in the midst of a stunning turnaround.
5) New Orleans is playing back-to-back home games while SF must travel after losing a very physical game at home.
6) Super Bowl losers almost never make the playoffs the following year and if the trend holds, SF will be heading into a dive right about now.
6) I've got the better team, at home, with a huge home field advantage at a reasonable number.
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