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Week 2

Lions (1-0) @ Panthers (1-0)-- Newton is expected back at QB after Anderson won season opener last week. Carolina is 2-8 in last ten home openers, 4-12-1 vs spread in last 17; they're 9-4-1 as home favorites under Rivera. Panthers won four of six series games, three of four here. Since 1990, Detroit is 1-8 vs spread in road openers that weren't in Week 1. Both teams opened with wins; Lions are on a short week after outgaining Giants 417-197 Monday night. Of 29 plays of 20+ yards last week that came on 3rd down, Detroit had four of them. Johnson had 164 receiving yards with two TDs. Lions were 11-15-2 as road underdog under Schwartz; they're 3-10 in last 13 road openers.

Jaguars (0-1) @ Redskins (0-1)--- Jaguars led 17-0 at half in Philly last week, with TD drives of 44-21 yards after Eagle turnovers, but they couldn't even cover as an 11-point dog. Jags are 4-5 as road dogs under Bradley, 4-16 in last 20 games against NFC teams. Since '11, they're 8-23-1 as single digit underdogs. Since '88, Redskins are 1-7 vs spread in home openers that weren't in Week 1; Washington won four of five games vs Jags, winning last two in OT; Jax is 0-2 here, but last visit was in '06. Skins scored first on 46-yard drive in Houston last week, but PAT was blocked and they didn't score again; since '06, they're 9-19-1 as home favorites. Washington lost its last two home openers, allowing 71 points.

Cowboys (0-1) @ Titans (1-0)-- Tennessee was bet down from 100-1 to 60-1 to win Super Bowl after 26-10 win at Arrowhead last week, when they outgained KC by 160 yards. Titans won three of last four home openers, but are 3-6-1 vs spread in last 10 HOs when favored. Cowboys are 13-8 as road underdogs, 10-6 vs AFC under Garrett; they're 6-1 in last seven road openers, with dogs covering last four- they split two visits to Nashville. Romo threw three 1st half picks in 28-17 home loss to 49ers last week; Niners had defensive TD and a 2-yard TD drive. Last nine years, Titans are 24-12-1 vs spread vs NFC teams- they're 8-11-1 in last 20 games as a home favorite.

Cardinals (1-0) @ Giants (0-1)-- Arizona covered its last six road openers, going 4-2 SU; they pulled out 18-17 home win late Monday night, are 10-5-1 vs spread on road last two years. Redbirds were 6-1 vs number LY in games with spread of 3 or less points- they're 10-4-1 vs spread in last 15 non-divisional road games. Giants are 7-3 in last ten series games, but Arizona won last visit here, in '09. Big Blue got outgained 417-197 in Detroit Monday night; they lost last two home openers. Over is 8-0-1 in Week 2 Giant games the last nine years. Over last eight years, Giants are 16-23-1 vs spread at home. Arizona is 12-9-1 vs spread in game following its last 22 wins. Giants are still struggling with new offense; will home crowd help them?

Patriots (0-1) @ Vikings (1-0)-- Over last decade, New England is 25-9 vs spread in game following a loss; they're 5-7 in games vs NFC teams last three years. Pats got shut out 23-0 in second half of 33-20 loss in Miami last week; thery won last three series games, by 7-24-10 points; they've split four visits here. Vikings were 0-6 vs spread in last six Metrodome openers, with all games decided by 4 or less points; they're playing outdoors for two years, as new stadium is built. Vikes won opener 34-6 last week, running for 186 yards as WR Patterson proves to be threat running, catching ball. Remember that Viking QB Cassel was Brady's backup from 2005-08, playing whole season in '08 after Brady got hurt early in opener. Peterson will not play in this game due to his legal problems in Texas. Spread doubled as a result.

Dolphins (1-0) @ Bills (1-0)—Buffalo won three of last four series games, winning 19-14/19-0 in last two played here; Miami lost seven of last nine visits here overall. Dolphins outscored Pats 23-0 in second half of impressive 33-20 home win last week; their two takeaways created short fields that saw Fish score on TD drives of 15-34 yards. Miami lost eight of last ten road openers (2-6-1 vs spread in last nine). 10 of their last 12 road openers stayed under the total. Bills won four of last six home openers, are 8-6 vs spread in last 14 games where spread was 3 or less points. Buffalo covered five of last six divisional home games; they covered six of eight at home in Marrone’s first year as HC.

Saints (0-1) @ Browns (0-1)—New Orleans continues to struggle on road; they failed to cover last five tries as road favorite, are 8-9 vs spread in last 17 games on grass, but they covered 17 of last 23 vs AFC teams, are 14-6 in last 20 games that followed a loss. Cleveland rallied back from down 27-3 at half last week, lost at gun to Steelers, but they had good balance on offense, running for 183 yards, passing for 206. Browns are 6-4 vs spread in last ten games as a home underdog- they won three of last four games with Saints, with visitor winning all four- they’re 12-17-3 vs spread vs NFC teams since ’06. Saints gave up 568 yards in Atlanta last week, but this opponent ain’t the Falcons.

Falcons (1-0) @ Bengals (1-0)— Both teams off divisional wins last week. Cincinnati was 6-0 as home favorite LY, after being 13-27-2 the nine years before that; they hadn’t scored a TD last week until 77-yard bomb to Green with 4:58 left that saved them in Baltimore, after they blew 15-0 halftime lead. Bengals are 16-6-2 vs spread in last 24 games vs NFC teams, 22-10 in game following last 32 wins. Falcons won last three series games by 27-2-7 points, with three of last four series totals 56+. Atlanta lost four of six visits here, but haven’t been here since ’06. Falcons are 15-9 vs spread in AFC games under Smith; they’re 21-16-1 vs spread in game after wins the last four years.

Rams (0-1) @ Bucs (0-1)—Tampa Bay didn’t force turnover last week, losing 20-14 to Carolina backup QB Anderson; now Rams visit with backup Hill under center, after they got crushed 34-6 at home by Minnesota. St Louis lost its last 12 road openers; they’re 2-12 vs spread in last 14 road openers, but beat Bucs 28-13/23-13 last two years, with ’12 win here its first in last six visits to Tampa. Rams are 9-7 as road dogs under Fisher, 5-4 in non-division games. Bucs are 7-10-1 as home favorites last four years; Smith was 12-19-1 as home fave his last six years in Chicago. Rams’ DE Chris Long is out two months; he’ll miss first games of his NFL career during that time. Bucs are 11-20 vs spread in game following their last 31 losses.

Seahawks (1-0) @ Chargers (0-1)—Bolts frittered away game in Arizona late Monday night, losing two fumbles and botching shotgun snap that took them out of FG range at key time late in game; they ran ball for only 52 yards, lost C Hardwick to injury (check status). Defending champ Seattle waxed Packers in home opener four nights earlier; they won six of last seven series games, with seven of last nine meetings decided by 3 or less points- they won last three visits here, but last one was in 2002. Seahawks are just 6-6 as road favorites under Carroll, but 5-2 in non-divisional games. San Diego won three of last four home openers, scoring 24+ points in last six; nine of their last 11 home openers went over total.

Houston (1-0) @ Oakland (0-1)-- Raiders' rookie QB Carr plays against team his brother once played for; his backup Schaub was Houston's QB this time last year. Texans were 0-3 as road favorites LY, after being 8-4-1 the three years before that; they blocked punt for TD last week, in game where Redskins outgained them by 56 yards. Oakland had only 25 rushing yards, was 3-12 on 3rd down in 19-14 loss at Swamp Stadium; not lot of NFL teams lose with +2 turnover ratio. Houston won three of four visits here; home team lost five of last seven series games. Oakland is 3-7 as home underdog under Allen, 2-8 in games where spread was 3 or less points. Houston won its last five road openers.

Jets (0-1) @ Packers (1-0)-- Green Bay drew short straw, having to play in Seattle last week; their reward was extra three days off after, but they lost RT for year, and their center is new player. Jets are 8-3 in seldom-played series, scoring total of 17 points in three losses- they are 11-14-1 as road dogs under Ryan, lost last three road openers by 10-17-3 points, but covered 12 of last 17, with five of last seven staying under. Pack is 21-11 in last 32 games as home favorite; they won six of last seven home openers, scoring 34 ppg in last four; they're 4-2 in last six home openers that weren't in Week 1. Since '09, Green Bay is 15-8 vs spread in game afetr a loss- they play all three division rivals the next three weeks.

Chiefs (0-1) @ Broncos (1-0)-- Thought #18 missed Welker last week, especially in second half, when they needed first downs to kill clock. Welker apparently will not play, since new drug agreement wasn't signed on time. KC was -3 in turnovers in dismal loss to Tennessee in home opener, after being +18 LY, -24 in '12; they lost two players to Achilles injuries, are banged up on OL- they ran ball for only 67 yards last week. Over last decade, Chiefs are 15-5 as double digit dog 12-7 as divisional road dogs since '07. Denver won last four games by average score of 29-14, winning 38-13/27-17 in last two played here. Broncos are 20-11-1 in game after a win, under Fox- they're 12-4 in last 16 games as a home favorite.

Bears (0-1) @ 49ers (1-0)-- Chicago lost home opener to Bills in OT last week, bad loss; they lost last seven visits to Candlestick, with Chicago's last win here in Super Bowl year ('85), but this is first game in new stadium for 49ers, who led 28-3 at half last week in Dallas and coasted home. Besrs are 4-5 in last nine road openers; 10 of their last 13 stayed under total- they're 4-10-1 in last 15 games as road dog, 7-12-2 in game following last 21 losses. 49ers are 15-6-1 as home favorite under Harbaugh, 10-4 in non-division games- they're 20-11-2 in game after last 33 wins. Bears were outrushed 193-86 by Buffalo last week, passed for 341 yards, but only two plays of 20+ yards, while allowing six.

Eagles (1-0) @ Colts (0-1)-- Underdogs are 8-2 vs spread in Colts' non-divisonal home games under Pagano (5-5 as home favorite); Indy is 9-0-1 vs spread in game following a loss the last two years. Philly was down 17-0 at half to Jags last week, but stopped turning ball over and won/covered 34-17, getting defensive TD in last 2:00. Since '07, Iggles are 19-7 as road underdogs. Colts won four of last five series games; this is Philly's first visit here since '06. Eagles won last five road openers, scored 31+ points in five of last six- they're 9-4 as underdogs in road openers. Colts won eight of last 11 home openers, but covered one of last four as favorite in HO's; they covered five of last six Week 2 home openers.

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Where the action is: Sunday's biggest NFL Week 2 line moves

Week 1 is in the books and it's probably a week of wagering that bettors would like to forget.

Underdogs had a huge week (11-5 against the spread) and the Atlanta Falcons, Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills knocked off three of the more popular plays of the week in the New Orleans Saints, New England Patriots and Chicago Bears respectively, making it a big pay day for the books.

But the past is the past and it's time to welcome a new day of wagers in the National Football League. We talk to Michael Stewart, oddsmaker for online sportsbook CarbonSports.ag, about the late line moves heading into kickoff Sunday:

New England Patriots at Minnesota Vikings - Open: +3, Move: +6, Move: +6.5

With the Adrian Peterson news breaking and creating yet another nightmare for the NFL, this is the game that has seen some wild line movement.

Sportsbooks opened with the Vikes being offered as 3-point home dogs, but moved to +3.5 when Peterson's status was moved to questionable Friday. Later in the evening, as news leaked that AP would be ruled out for the game, books adjusted +6 and have largely been taking Pats money since.

"With that news we have seen a run of Patriot action pour in as the moneyline and spread are seeing 79 percent and 73 percent respectively, with the 48 point total greeting 79 percent of the action on the Over," Stewart told Covers.


Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills - Open: Bills -1, Move: Pick

Who would have thought that a Week 2 meeting between the Dolphins and Bills could be so important? But that's where we are with the AFC East in 2014. Both are coming off big upset victories in Week 1 but it's the Dolphins that travel north and will play the role of road team in this matchup.

Furthermore, the 42.5 total is one of the lowest on the board, but betters are still supporting a low-scoring game. For good reason too as the previous two meetings in Buffalo have both cashed for Under bettors.

"We have this game at a pick'em with the Dolphins getting 64 percent of the action," Stewart says. "While the Bills are getting 72 percent of the action on the moneyline and the 42.5 point total is getting 62 percent of the action on the under."


St. Louis Rams at Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Open: -3.5, Move: -4, Move: -6

If we gleaned anything from Week 1, it's that the Rams are terrible. St. Louis was thoroughly trounced by a spirited Vikings team in front of their own fans.

They'll be in tough here as the Buccaneers will look to bounce back from an ultimately disappointing effort in their own right versus the Carolina Panthers in Week 1 and bettors foresee the Bucs doing just that Sunday.

"Our bettors are expecting the Bucs to bounce back after a lackluster Week 1 effort as they are getting 81 percent and 61 percent of the action on the money and spread respectively," Stewart says.

As for the total, the 37.5 points being offered are indeed the lowest on the board and though there is "good two-way action", Stewart says that 56 percent of action is siding with the Over.


Arizona Cardinals at New York Giants - Open: -1, Move: Pick, Move: +1, Move: +2.5

These two teams took the stage on Monday Night Football with the Cardinals scraping out a win over the San Diego Chargers and the Giants looking hopeless in a 35-14 beatdown courtesy of the Detroit Lions.

Books opened this one anywhere from a Pick to Giants -2.5 depending on where you shop, but last week's performances are fresh in bettors' minds as it's the Cards that are seeing the bulk of action here.

"It's all Cards action on this one with 65 percent and 74 percent of the action on the Cards for the money and side, while the 42.5 point total is seeing mostly under money with 76 percent of the action," Stewart told us.


New York Jets at Green Bay Packers - Open: -8

Another team that got stomped in Week 1 was the Packers, who took it on the chin in a 36-16 loss to the Seattle Seahawks at CenturyLink Field.

Bettors like them to regroup and put a notch in the win column as they are being backed in fairly convincing numbers.

"Everyone expects the packers to bounce back at home as the action has been pouring in in them with 94 percent and 70 percent on the money and side respectively," Stewart says. "The 46 point total is getting 69 percent of the action."

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NFL's biggest betting mismatches: Week 2

St. Louis Rams at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-5.5, 37)

Rams’ penalty problems vs. Bucs’ discipline

Week 1 stats should be kept at an arm’s length when it comes to capping your Week 2 wagers but it’s hard to ignore the 121 penalty yards the Rams racked up on 13 infractions in their loss to Minnesota – the most in Week 1.

The offense was the biggest culprit, getting whistled for three false starts, two holds, and two offensive pass interference calls. Sprinkle in a roughing the kicker and roughing the passer, a 15-yard face mask and a flag for taunting, and it’s easy to see why the Vikings were able to put up 34 points with that mediocre offense.

Tampa Bay, on the other hand, was an angel in Week 1. The Buccaneers summoned only three flags – tied for the fewest in Week 1 – two for encroachment and one on a false start. This is a huge change in attitude from last season when the Bucs ranked third in penalties (71 yards per game), just ahead of the Rams (63.06).

New coach Lovie Smith is already making his mark on Tampa Bay. The -5.5 points may seem like a lot for this Bucs offense to handle, but when the opposition is spotting you first downs left and right, you’ll get to the end zone sooner than later.


Jacksonville Jaguars at Washington Redskins (-6, 43)

Jaguars’ special teams vs. Redskins’ not-so special teams

There aren’t many things the Jaguars can hang their hat on. An improved defense that got after Eagles QB Nick Foles is one. The other is an underrated group on special teams.

Last season, Jacksonville ranked third overall in average yards per kick return (25.9) and was the best in the NFL at limiting opposing returners, giving up 20.4 yards against per return. In Week 1, Jordan Todman totaled 36 yards on two kick returns and punter Bryan Anger did a good job pinning Philadelphia deep in their own end.

Washington’s special team issues were in full effect in Week 1. The Redskins had a punt blocked – which Houston returned for six points – and had an extra point blocked as well. The 2013 squad allowed foes to average 16.8 yards per punt return – easily worst in the NFL – and watched three punts come back for scores.

“We kind of opened Pandora’s box now,” Redskins special teams captain Adam Hayward told the Washington Times. “Now for the rest of the season, everyone’s going to try to come after us. So, that’s something we’re going to have to fix immediately, because I don’t want to be like last year.”


Detroit Lions at Carolina Panthers (-2.5, 43.5)

Lions’ troubles with TEs vs. Panthers’ TE Greg Olsen

The Lions defense looked solid in a Week 1 thumping of the Giants. But was Detroit playing that good or was New York just that bad? The one area the Giants were able to consistently beat the Lions is at tight end, with Eli Manning finding TE Larry Donnell for 56 yards and a TD on five catches - some key grabs from the big man in the middle.

This is nothing new to Detroit’s stop unit, which has struggled against opposing tight ends going back to last year. During the team’s disastrous four-game skid to end the schedule, the Lions gave up a total of 179 yards on 18 catches by tight ends – an average of 9.94 yards per grab (pretty much a first down per completion). Many of those receptions led to third-down conversions.

Enter a former NFC North foe (with Chicago) in Panthers TE Greg Olsen, who is primed for a breakout year after reeling in eight catches for 83 yards and a touchdown in Carolina’s upset win over Tampa Bay. Olsen, who served as a great safety net for fill-in QB Derek Anderson last Sunday, will still get plenty of touches with Cam Newton coming back.

The Panthers lost their three top WRs from last season and with Detroit’s front seven bringing the heat and not giving an injured Newton much time to look downfield, Olsen is not only a huge X-factor in Week 2 but could be the fantasy football sleeper of Sunday for those struggling with their “start em, sit em’s”.


Chicago Bears at San Francisco 49ers (-7, 48.5)

Bears’ run game vs. Niners’ run defense

The Niners didn’t play all that well in Week 1. Yeah, they smoked the Cowboys 28-17 on the scoreboard but benefited from three Romo INTs and a fumble from DeMarco Murray on the opening drive of the game. Dallas seems to spot every opponent three or four turnovers.

The biggest blemish coming out of the opener were the 118 rushing yards Murray posted – his 5.4 yards per carry were the most allowed by San Francisco since 2009 (minimum 20 carries), according to SFGate.com. It’s a glaring defensive stat with stud linebackers Aldon Smith and NaVorro Bowman in civies.

The 49ers face a who’s who of fantasy first-rounders in the coming weeks, starting with Bears versatile playmaker Matt Forte Sunday night. After Forte, San Fran has to slow down Eagles RB LeSean McCoy and Chiefs bruiser Jamaal Charles.

Forte had 169 combined yards (running and receiving) in the upset loss to the Bills Sunday, picking up 82 yards on 17 carries and 87 yards on eight catches. Bears coach Marc Trestman is an offensive mastermind and will attack any weakness in the Niners’ defense. So, you could see him test San Francisco’s depth with an up-tempo attack featuring plenty of No. 22.

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NFL

Sunday, September 14

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Game of the Day: Bears at 49ers
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Chicago Bears at San Francisco 49ers (-7, 48)

Reports of the demise of the San Francisco 49ers' defense appear to be more than slightly exaggerated after the unit registered four turnovers in an easy season-opening victory over Dallas. The 49ers face another high-powered offense when they host the Chicago Bears on Sunday night in the first game at Levi's Stadium. "Everyone that's been talking about our defense, about how we won't be as good and what not, I don't get caught up in all that," Pro Bowl linebacker Patrick Willis said.

While the 49ers picked off three first-half passes en route to an early knockout of the Cowboys, a pair of interceptions also proved to be costly for the Bears, leading to 10 points in an eventual 23-20 overtime defeat to visiting Buffalo. "Obviously we made mistakes today and we've got to clean them up and got to keep it going," Chicago quarterback Jay Cutler said after throwing for 349 yards and a pair of scores. It will mark the first matchup between the teams since San Francisco drubbed the visiting Bears 32-7 in November 2012.

TV: 8:30 p.m. ET, NBC. LINE: 49ers -7. O/U: 48.5

LINE HISTORY: After opening at 49ers -7, the line briefly dropped to -6.5 before moving back to -7 where it currently sits. The total has opened at 48 and has yet to move.

INJURY REPORT: Bears: WR Brandon Marshall (Ques-Ankle), G Matt Slauson (Ques-Ankle), WR Ashlon Jeffery (Ques-Hamstring) 49ers: T Anthony Davis (Ques-Hamstring), S Jimmie Ward (Ques-Concussion), CB Chris Culliver (Ques-Concussion)

POWER RANKINGS: Bears (+1.5) + 49ers (-6.5) + Home Field (-3) = 49ers (-11)

WEATHER REPORT: Currently a zero percent chance of clouds or rain, but wind could be a factor with gusts up to nine mph.

ABOUT THE BEARS (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS, 0-1 O/U): Chicago has some major injury concerns with starting wide receivers Brandon Marshall (ankle) and Alshon Jeffrey (hamstring) sitting out practice against Thursday, although Marshall said: "I'll be out there Sunday." The duo each had 71 yards receiving last week following a stellar 2013 campaign in which Marshall had 100 catches and 12 touchdowns and Jeffrey added 89 receptions and 1,421 yards receiving. That could force the Bears to rely even more on running back Matt Forte, who rushed for 82 yards on 17 carries and matched Marshall's total of eight catches for 87 yards against the Bills. Chicago's defense, a sieve for much of last season, limited Buffalo to 15 first downs but gave up 193 yards on the ground.

ABOUT THE 49ERS (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS, 0-1 O/U): Colin Kaepernick, who made his first career start in the lopsided victory over Chicago two years ago, threw for only 201 yards but tossed a pair of second-quarter scoring passes to tight end Vernon Davis and guided San Francisco to 7-of-12 efficiency on third-down conversions. Veteran running back Frank Gore rushed for 66 yards to go over 10,000 yards for his career while rookie Carlos Hyde made quite an impression in his NFL debut by chipping in 50 yards and a score on only seven carries. Willis was among three players to record an interception and veteran Justin Smith had two sacks to pace a defense that didn't allow the Cowboys into the end zone until the final 30 seconds of the third quarter.

TRENDS:

* Bears are 7-20-1 ATS in their last 28 games overall.
* Under is 7-1 in 49ers last 8 games following a ATS win.
* Over is 12-3 in Bears last 15 road games.
* Home team is 6-1 ATS in their last 7 meetings.

CONSENSUS: 63.35 percent of users are taking the 49ers -7, with 51 percent taking over 48.

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NFL

Sunday, September 14


Super Bowl victors struggle in first road game

If trends are any indicator, the Super Bowl-champion Seattle Seahawks are not going to be cashing tickets for their backers in their first road game as defending Champs.

Super Bowl winners are 2-7 against the spread in their last nine road openers and are 7-15 ATS in the last 22 seasons. If not for the New York Giants covering in 2012 at the Carolina Panthers and 2008 at the St. Louis Rams, it would be a clean 0-9 ATS since 2004 when the New England Patriots covered as 7.5-point faves at the Arizona Cardinals.

Last season, the Baltimore Ravens were defeated soundly by the Denver Broncos 49-27 and failed to cover as +7.5 road dogs in that game.

The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks travel south to visit the San Diego Chargers for their first road test of the season in Week 2. The Westgate LV Superbook opened the Chargers as 5.5-point home dogs for the matchup.


Favorites cashing in between Bills-Dolphins

The favorite has been living up to its billing in recent matchups between the Miami Dolphins and the Buffalo Bills.

Underdogs have gone just 1-5 against the faves in the last six meetings between the AFC East rivals. The Bills are currently 1-point home faves with a total of 42.5.


Falcons a boon for Over bettors in September

Trends are showing Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons have had no problem putting plenty of points on the board in the month of September.

The Over is 4-0 in Atlanta's last four September games. After last week's 37-34 shootout victory over the New Orleans Saints, the Falcons face off against the Cincinnati Bengals in Ohio Sunday.

Cincy is presently -5.5 home faves with an O/U of 48.5.


Trends show Vikings a solid play ATS

The Minnesota Vikings have been a nice play for bettors betting against the spread, going 6-1 ATS in their previous seven games.

The Adrian Peterson-less Vikes host the New England Patriots at TCF Bank Stadium Sunday afternoon.

The Pats are currently 6-point faves with a total of 48.


Titans red-hot on the Over in Tennessee

The Tennessee Titans have treated their hometown fans to some high-scoring games as of late.

The Over is a sizzling 6-1 in the Titans' last seven games in Nashville. Tennessee hosts Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys Sunday.

The Titans are currently 3.5-point favorites with an Over/Under of 49.5 for the matchup.


Cardinals getting job done vs. bad teams

The Arizona Cardinals have done a good job covering against teams on the wrong side of .500 and that's exactly the spot they'll be in when they visit the New York Giants Sunday.

The Cardinals 8-1 against the spread in their last nine games against a team with a losing record. The Cardinals are currently 1-point road dogs and quarterback Carson Palmer is questionable

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NFL

Sunday, September 14


Grass slowing down Saints offense?

The New Orleans Saints are known for their high-powered offense, but being away from the turf at the Super Dome and on natural grass has stalled that offense.

The under is 6-0 in the Saints last six games on grass and is actually 8-2 O/U in their last 10 games overall.

The Saints will take the grass field in Cleveland Sunday with a total currently at 48.5.


Panthers are an under machine

The Carolina Panthers have developed into one of the top defenses in the NFL and it has shown when it comes to their totals record.

The Panthers have become one of the leagues top under pays with plenty of stats to back it up. The under is 10-1 in the Panthers last 11 games overall, it is 8-0 in their last eight versus the NFC, 7-0 in the Panthers last seven following an ATS win and is 13-3 in their last 16 games on grass.

The Panthers host the Detroit Lions Sunday, where the total is currently sitting 44.


Miami trending Under vs. division rivals

The Miami Dolphins have participated in a lot of low-scoring games against their division rivals, as the Under has gone 10-2 in the Dolphins' last 12 games against the AFC East.

It'll be another clash of AFC East teams Sunday when Miami takes on the Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium. The Bills are currently 1.5-point faves with a total of 42.5.


Titans having trouble covering at home

The Tennessee Titans have been posting ugly numbers against the spread at LP Field, going 0-6 ATS in their last six home games.

Tennessee hosts the Dallas Cowboys in Nashville Sunday afternoon. The Titans are presently -3.5 favorites with an Over/Under of 49.5.


Patriots have been a risky ATS play on the road

If you've been backing the New England Patriots against the spread away from home lately, your pockets have been taking a hit.

The Pats are just 1-7 ATS in their previous eight road games. After dropping their season opener against the Miami Dolphins, New England visits Minnesota in Week 2 action Sunday.

Minnesota is currently 5.5-point home dogs, and oddsmakers currently have set a total of 48.5 for the matchup.


Falcons solid ATS in Week 2

The Atlanta Falcons have been a fantastic play for spread bettors in the second game of the season, going 5-0 ATS in their last five Week 2 games.

The Falcons clash against the Cincinnati Bengals at Paul Brown Stadium Sunday afternoon.

The Bengals are currently 6-point home faves with a total of 49.


Washington failing to put up the points at home

Washington's new offense did not start their season on the right note, scoring just six points at Houston and are trending in the same direction for their home opener.

The under is 6-0 in Washington's last six home games versus a team with a losing record.

Washington welcomes the Jacksonville Jaguars to town Sunday, where the total is currently on the board at 42.5.


Thunderstorms expected for Bucs-Panthers matchup

When the Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the St. Louis Rams in the Sunshine State Sunday, the elements could play a big factor.

Forecasts are currently calling for thunderstorms to hit the Tampa Bay area at gametime with a 54 percent chance of precipitation. It's going to be hot and humid, with a temperature of 86 degrees Fahrenheit expected at kickoff.

The Bucs are currently 5.5-point home faves with a total of 38 for the matchup.

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NFL

Sunday, September 14


Rams expected to start thrid-string QB against Bucs

The St. Louis Rams are already on their third starting quarterback of the season and it is only Week 2.

Accoring to NFL Networks' Ian Rapoport, the Rams are expected to turn to third-string quarterback Austin Davis for their Week 2 matchup against the Tamp Bay Buccaneers, while backup-turned-starter Shaun Hill is dealing with a thigh injury.

The Bucs are currently 5.5-point home faves versus the Rams.


Giants struggling to cover in September

September has not been the New York Giants favorite month the last two seasons and will look to buck a trend that continued when they looked like a mess against the Lions Monday night.

The Giants haven't covered a spread in their last six September games, putting up a 0-5-1 ATS record.

New York hosts the Arizona Cardinals as 1-point home dogs Sunday.


Browns struggling to cover at home

The Cleveland Browns host the New Orleans Saints at the 'Dog Pound' Sunday, a place where they have had trouble covering.

The Browns are 1-4 against the spread in their last five home games and to make matters worse they are also 1-4 ATS in their last five home games against teams with a losing record.

Unfortunately for the Browns the Saints come to town with a losing record and are currently 6-point home dogs.


This stat shows importance of good starts to season

How crucial is it to get out of the gate on the right foot in the NFL?

NFL Network Gameday First host Melissa Stark tweeted Sunday that in the last five years, the 2013 Carolina Panthers are the only team to begin the season 0-2 and make the playoffs.

For high profile teams who suffered Week 1 losses like New England, Indianapolis, Green Bay, Chicago, New Orleans and Kansas City, bouncing back and picking up a victory in Week 2 is even more important - unless they can repeat the success of last year's Panthers squad, of course.


Lions have trouble following up big wins

The Detroit Lions are coming off a solid 35-14 win on Monday Night Football and covered the 6.5-point spread easily, but have trouble when it comes to following up big performances.

The Lions are 1-4 against the spread in their last five games following an ATS win. To make matters worse they are 0-4-1 ATS in their last five games following a straight up win of more than 14 points.

The Lions visit the Carolina Panthers Sunday, who get Cam Newton returning to their lineup and 2.5-point home faves.

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Total Talk - Week 2

September 13, 2014


Week 1 Recap

It’s safe to say that the sportsbooks were happy with the results from the opening weekend. Not only did the underdogs post an 11-5 record, but the ‘under’ went 9-7 in Week 1 and those outcomes usually benefit the house. The ‘over’ did go 3-1 in the four primetime games last weekend and two of those games also watched the favorite cash, which is never good for the guys behind the betting counter.

In 16 games last week, the Favorite-Over combination connected three times for parlay bettors. One of those results included the Eagles, who doubled-up the Jaguars 34-17. Philadelphia trailed 17-0 at the break and eventually took a 24-17 late in the fourth quarter. On the ensuing possession, the Jaguars fumbled and the Eagles turned the mistake into seven points. Instead of Jacksonville-Under, some bettors were fortunate to cash Eagles-Over.

Total System to Watch

Outside of hard work and commitment, a great tool for increasing your handicapping and wagering skills is to surround yourself around other individuals that share the same passion. I keep in touch regularly with a handful of users via email and welcome all the discussions and feedback. With that being said, I received an email from a VegasInsider.com user who prefers the moniker A86 earlier this week and he reminded me of a great system from last year that was very simple to follow.

During the 2013-14 regular season, there were 17 games played on Thursday. If you took the home team in that matchup and played the ‘over’ in their following game, regardless of the venue, you would’ve seen this angle produce an eye opening 14-2-1 (88%) record.

We’ll find out this Sunday if this trend is something to watch or fade when Seattle visits San Diego in Week 2. The Seahawks-Chargers total is hovering around 44 points. Make a note that the Seahawks have averaged 30.5 points per game in their last four road matchups against AFC opponents and the ‘over’ cashed in all four.

Divisional Battles

The first week of the NFL season had five divisional battles and the ‘over’ went 3-2 in those games. On Thursday, Baltimore defeated Pittsburgh 26-6 and the ‘under’ was never in doubt.

There are two more divisional games on tap for Week 2.

Miami at Buffalo: The total on this matchup is hovering between 43 and 44 points. The ‘under’ is on a 6-2 run in this series and during this span, only one game has seen 45 or more combined points. Miami has been held to 15 points or less in three of their last four trips to Buffalo.

Kansas City at Denver: Oddsmakers sent out 52 on this game and the number has dropped to 50 ½ points as of Saturday evening. Since Peyton Manning arrived in Denver, the Broncos have scored 17, 38, 27 and 35 points against the Chiefs. The ‘under’ has gone 2-1-1 during this stretch. I’m a little surprised the early money has come in on the ‘under’ especially when you look at the form of the Chiefs. Going back to last season, the defense is allowing 34 PPG in their last seven games. Plus, I think we all agree that Denver doesn’t get held in check at home and it will be facing a unit that has already been hit by injuries.

AFC vs. NFC

Last year was all about the ‘over’ in non-conference matchups and after watching the results from Week 1, it’s apparent the pendulum has swung the other way. The ‘under’ went 3-1 and should’ve been 4-0 if it wasn’t for the lucky ‘over’ ticket in the Jaguars-Eagles game.

The sample size for AFC-NFC matchups doubles to eight games for Week 2.

Jacksonville at Washington
Dallas at Tennessee
New England at Minnesota
New Orleans at Cleveland
Atlanta at Cincinnati
Seattle at San Diego
N.Y. Jets at Green Bay
Philadelphia at Indianapolis

Line Moves

As of Saturday evening, we haven’t seen much movement in the totals market. Only two games have moved at least two points based on openers from CRIS.

Jacksonville at Washington: 45 to 43
Arizona at N.Y. Giants: 44 ½ to 42 ½

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Under the Lights

As mentioned above, the ‘over’ went 3-1 in the primetime games in Week 1. According to the oddsmakers, we could be in for two more shootouts in Week 2 and I'm having a hard time disagreeing with the opening numbers.

Chicago at San Francisco: The Bears and 49ers both watched the ‘under’ cash in Week 1 but this number is telling me to play the ‘over.’ This ‘over/under’ l is listed at 48.5 and we emphasize that because this is the highest total that the 49ers have seen at home since 2002 when they hosted Kansas City, according to VI Expert Marc Lawrence. SF is now known as ‘over’ team and if you look at their last 12 games played in September, it has scored 24 or more points eight times. Last year, Chicago watched the ‘over’ go 6-2 on the road and its defense didn’t hold a single opponent under 20 points.

Philadelphia at Indianapolis: This game has the highest total on the board (53.5) and based on what you saw from both teams in Week 1, it’s hard to make a case for the ‘under’ in this situation. Indianapolis is off a 31-24 loss to Denver last week and it should be noted that QB Andrew Luck has never lost back-to-back games during the regular season. In the 10 follow-up contests after a loss, the Colts have scored 25.3 PPG. Even though it left points off the board, Jacksonville scored 17 on Philadelphia’s defense in Week 1, which tells me Indianapolis should get a minimum of five to six scores on Monday. Last year on the road, the Eagles offense averaged 31.5 PPG and that number is very obtainable against a weak Colts unit.

Fearless Predictions

The season is still young but I wasn’t pleased with a 2-2 start, especially after I watched the replay of the Ravens-Bengals matchup. The two teams combined for nine scores but unfortunately six of them were field goals. Baltimore actually had a shot to tie the game late but QB Joe Flacco’s pocket presence was horrible and they came up short, which was a $420 difference in our bankroll.

As always, Press, Pass or Fade but in the end – Good Luck!

Best Over: Eagles-Colts 53.5
Best Under: Jets-Packers 46
Best Team Total: 49ers Over 27.5

Three-Team Total Teaser (9-Point, +100)
Over 44.5 Eagles-Colts
Over 40 Falcons-Bengals
Over 39 Bears-49ers

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Week 2 Tip Sheet

September 13, 2014

Patriots (-6, 48) at Vikings – 1:00 PM EST

Week 1 Results:
-- The Patriots blew a 17-7 lead in a 33-20 setback to the Dolphins as three-point road favorites. New England suffered its first opening week loss since 2003.
-- The Vikings put together the best wire-to-wire performance in the opening week by dominating the Rams, 34-6 to cash outright as three-point underdogs. Minnesota picked up its first road victory since 2012 after going 0-7-1 on the highway last season.

Previous meeting: The Patriots held off the Vikings, 28-18 on Halloween day back in 2010 to cover as five-point favorites. Since 2002, New England owns a perfect 3-0 record against Minnesota, which includes a 31-7 blowout of the Vikings at the Metrodome in 2006.

What to watch for: The Vikings will be without star running back Adrian Peterson, who was deactivated after getting charged with child abuse in Texas. With Peterson’s absence, this line jumped from 3 to 6, as the Patriots have won seven straight games since the start of the 2012 season off a loss. The Vikings officially move from indoors to outdoors with its first full season at TCF Bank Stadium on the campus of University of Minnesota. Since 2011, Minnesota owns an incredible 9-1 ATS record as a home underdog.

Saints (-6 ½, 47 ½) at Browns – 1:00 PM EST

Week 1 Results:
-- The Saints couldn’t close out their division rivals as three-point favorites, as New Orleans fell at Atlanta in overtime, 37-34. New Orleans’ defense allowed 578 yards, while squandering an early 13-0 lead.
-- The Browns fell behind the Steelers, 27-3 on the road, but Cleveland rallied back to tie things up at 27-27 in the fourth quarter. In spite of the Browns losing on a last-second field goal, 30-27, Cleveland managed a cover as 5 ½-point underdogs.

Previous meeting: Cleveland stunned New Orleans, 30-17 as 12-point away ‘dogs in October 2010, as the Browns returned a pair of Drew Brees interceptions for touchdowns. The Saints won in Brees’ and Sean Payton’s debut with the team at Cleveland Browns Stadium to open the 2006 season, 19-14 as three-point ‘dogs.

What to watch for: New Orleans has failed to cover its last five opportunities in the road favorite role, which includes an 0-4 ATS mark last season. The Browns own a profitable 8-4 ATS mark the last three seasons as a home underdog, but Cleveland has dropped five consecutive home games to NFC opponents.

Seahawks (-6, 44 ½) at Chargers – 4:05 PM EST

Week 1 Results:
-- The Seahawks began their title defense with a resounding 36-16 rout of the Packers to easily cash as 4 ½-point home favorites. Seattle has now won 18 of its past 19 games at CenturyLink Field.
-- The Chargers couldn’t hold onto a 17-6 fourth quarter advantage in an 18-17 setback at Arizona on Monday night. San Diego covered as three-point underdogs to improve to 9-3-1 ATS in the past 13 opportunities in the ‘dog role.

Previous meeting: How times were different four years ago. The Seahawks upset the Chargers as 3 ½-point home ‘dogs, 27-20 in September 2010, even though San Diego racked up 518 yards of offense. Seattle was aided by a pair of Leon Washington kickoff returns for touchdowns, as none of the Seahawks’ current key offensive weapons were on that team.

What to watch for: San Diego has won seven of its past 10 home contests against NFC foes, but have dropped three of its past four in the home underdog role. The Seahawks started the 2012 season at 1-4 on the road, but Pete Carroll’s squad has put together a 10-2 SU/ATS record in the past 12 contests on the road, which doesn’t include the Super Bowl blowout of Denver this past February.

Jets at Packers (-8, 46) – 4:25 PM EST

Week 1 Results:
-- The Packers are put in a must-win situation this week after getting blasted at Seattle, 36-16. Green Bay accumulated just 255 yards of offense, while falling to 2-6 ATS as a road underdog since 2012.
-- The Jets totally outplayed the Raiders, but didn’t cover as a 6 ½-point home favorite in a 19-14 victory. New York outgained Oakland, 402-158, as Oakland scored a late touchdown to pick up the backdoor ATS win.

Previous meeting: The Packers took care of the Jets in a thriller at Met Life Stadium, 9-0 as 6 ½-point underdogs in 2010. Green Bay kicked three field goals in the victory, as the Packers took advantage of three Jets’ turnovers. New York routed Green Bay in its last visit to Lambeau Field, 38-10 back in 2006, as the Jets built a 31-0 halftime lead behind Chad Pennington.

What to watch for: Green Bay has covered seven straight home games as a touchdown favorite or higher when Aaron Rodgers plays from start to finish. On the flip side, the Jets are 5-1-1 ATS the last seven games as a road underdog of at least seven points. Since beating the Steelers in Super Bowl XLV, the Packers have won eight of their past 12 games against AFC opponents.

Chiefs at Broncos (-11 ½, 51) – 4:25 PM EST

Week 1 Results:
-- The Chiefs’ offense couldn’t get going in a 26-10 home loss to the Titans. Kansas City’s lone touchdown came in the fourth quarter, while Alex Smith threw three interceptions in the defeat as three-point favorites.
-- The Broncos cruised to a 24-0 lead over the Colts, but Indianapolis rallied back to cover as eight-point ‘dogs as Denver won 31-24. Peyton Manning avenged last season’s loss to his former team by tossing three touchdowns in the second quarter.

Previous meeting: Denver took care of Kansas City twice last season, including a 27-17 triumph as 7 ½-point home favorites to hand the Chiefs their first loss following a 9-0 start. Manning hasn’t lost to Kansas City in four tries since signing with the Broncos in 2012, while outscoring the Chiefs, 65-20 in the past two matchups at Sports Authority Field.

What to watch for: The Broncos have 16 of their past 18 home games, but we need to dig deeper since Denver is such a huge favorite. Denver owns a 5-1-1 ATS mark in this span as a double-digit home favorite, while posting a 12-1 SU and 8-4-1 ATS record against AFC West foes. Since 2011, the Chiefs have covered seven of nine teams as an underdog of at least nine points, but Kansas City is 2-8 in its past 10 visits to Denver.

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SuperContest Picks - Week 2

September 13, 2014

The Westgate SuperContest is the biggest, most prestigious, challenging pro football handicapping contest in the country. The fees are $1,500 per entry, and it’s all a 100% payback. Contestants must pick 5 pro football games against the spread each week for the entire 17-week season. The individual that has the best record after the season will be deemed the winner.

The LVH Casino at Westgate Las Vegas Resort is a hotel, casino, and convention center , which is located in Las Vegas, Nevada. LVH SuperBook vice-president Jay Kornegay is in charge of the SuperContest.

This year's contest has 1,403 entries, which is an all-time record. The winner of this year's top prize will be given a check for $736,575, plus the top 30 finishers will collect cash prizes too.

Each week throughout the season, we'll post the Top 5 Consensus Picks in the SuperContest on Saturday afternoon.

Week 2 Consensus Picks (Number of Selections)

1) New England -3 (538)
2) San Diego +6 (364)
3) Buffalo +1 (355)
4) San Francisco -6.5 (333)
5) Detroit +3 (331)

Week 1 Results

1) Tampa Bay (-2) - LOSS
2) Pittsburgh (-6.5) - LOSS
3) Tennessee (+3.5) - WIN
4) Detroit (-5.5) - WIN
5) New Orleans (-3) - LOSS

2014 SuperContest Weekly and Overall Consensus Records
Week Consensus Record Overall Record Overall Percentage
1 2-3 2-3 40%
2 - - -
3 - - -
4 - - -
5 - - -
6 - - -
7 - - -
8 - - -
9 - - -
10 - - -
11 - - -
12 - - -
13 - - -
14 - - -
15 - - -
16 - - -
17 - - -

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NFL Consensus Picks


September 14, 2014 »

Sides (ATS)

Time Away Line Picks Pct Home Line Picks Pct Detail Odds

4:25 PM N.Y. Jets +7.5 1227 32.25% Green Bay -7.5 2578 67.75% View View

4:05 PM St. Louis +4.5 1299 35.89% Tampa Bay -4.5 2320 64.11% View View

8:30 PM Chicago +7 1407 36.77% San Francisco -7 2419 63.23% View View

4:25 PM Kansas City +13 1575 42.71% Denver -13 2113 57.29% View View

1:00 PM Dallas +3 2001 50.25% Tennessee -3 1981 49.75% View View

1:00 PM Jacksonville +5 1971 51.12% Washington -5 1885 48.88% View View

1:00 PM Miami +1 2109 51.87% Buffalo -1 1957 48.13% View View

1:00 PM Atlanta +5 2136 54.31% Cincinnati -5 1797 45.69% View View

1:00 PM Arizona +2.5 2395 59.96% N.Y. Giants -2.5 1599 40.04% View View

1:00 PM Detroit +2.5 2409 60.91% Carolina -2.5 1546 39.09% View View

4:25 PM Houston -3 2340 62.43% Oakland +3 1408 37.57% View View

4:05 PM Seattle -4.5 2784 69.01% San Diego +4.5 1250 30.99% View View

1:00 PM New England -3.5 2866 69.04% Minnesota +3.5 1285 30.96% View View

1:00 PM New Orleans -5 2876 71.38% Cleveland +5 1153 28.62% View View


Totals (Over/Under)

Time Away Total Over Pct Home Total Under Pct Detail Odds

4:05 PM St. Louis 37.5 943 39.19% Tampa Bay 37.5 1463 60.81% View View

1:00 PM Arizona 41 1073 44.93% N.Y. Giants 41 1315 55.07% View View

1:00 PM Dallas 49.5 1140 46.06% Tennessee 49.5 1335 53.94% View View

1:00 PM Jacksonville 43 1183 47.99% Washington 43 1282 52.01% View View

4:25 PM Houston 40 1117 48.13% Oakland 40 1204 51.87% View View

8:30 PM Chicago 47.5 1188 49.48% San Francisco 47.5 1213 50.52% View View

1:00 PM Miami 42.5 1390 54.70% Buffalo 42.5 1151 45.30% View View

4:25 PM N.Y. Jets 46.5 1288 55.42% Green Bay 46.5 1036 44.58% View View

1:00 PM New England 48.5 1401 56.02% Minnesota 48.5 1100 43.98% View View

1:00 PM Detroit 43.5 1387 59.02% Carolina 43.5 963 40.98% View View

4:05 PM Seattle 45 1412 59.30% San Diego 45 969 40.70% View View

1:00 PM Atlanta 48.5 1551 61.35% Cincinnati 48.5 977 38.65% View View

1:00 PM New Orleans 49.5 1654 65.50% Cleveland 49.5 871 34.50% View View

4:25 PM Kansas City 50.5 1584 65.51% Denver 50.5 834 34.49% View View

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Thursday's Rated Games:

*****..........................................0 - 0

DOUBLE PLAYS...............................0 - 2

TRIPLE PLAYS................................0 - 0

LIGHTS OUT..................................0 - 0


NFL Rated Games For Sept.

*****.........................................2 - 2

DOUBLE PLAYS..............................5 - 4

TRIPLE PLAYS...............................2 - 0

LIGHTS OUT..................................3 - 0


Rated Games and Opinions:

Date WLT Pct Net Units Record

09/11/14 0-*2-*0 0.00% -*1100 Detail

09/08/14 2-*2-*0 50.00% -*100 Detail

09/07/14 16-*10-*0 61.54% +*2500 Detail

09/04/14 1-*1-*0 50.00% -*50 Detail

Totals 19-*15-*0 55.88% +1250


Sunday, September 14

Game Score Status Pick Amount


Miami - 1:00 PM ET Miami +1.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Buffalo - Under 43 500


Jacksonville - 1:00 PM ET Jacksonville +5 500 *****
Washington - Over 43 500


Dallas - 1:00 PM ET Dallas +3 500 TRIPLE PLAY
Tennessee - Under 49.5 500


Arizona - 1:00 PM ET N.Y. Giants -2 500 *****
N.Y. Giants - Under 41.5 500


New England - 1:00 PM ET Minnesota +3.5 500 *****
Minnesota - Over 49 500


New Orleans - 1:00 PM ET Cleveland +5 500 *****
Cleveland - Under 49.5 500


Atlanta - 1:00 PM ET Atlanta +5.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Cincinnati - Over 48.5 500


Detroit - 1:00 PM ET Carolina -1 500 LIGHTS OUT
Carolina - Under 43.5 500

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AFTERNOON GAMES:


St. Louis - 4:05 PM ET Tampa Bay -4.5 500 *****
Tampa Bay - Under 37.5 500 *****


Seattle - 4:05 PM ET San Diego +4.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY
San Diego - Under 45 500


Houston - 4:25 PM ET Oakland +3 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Oakland - Over 40.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY


N.Y. Jets - 4:25 PM ET Green Bay -7.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Green Bay - Over 46.5 500


Kansas City - 4:25 PM ET Kansas City +13 500 *****
Denver - Under 48 500

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Sunday's Rated Games: ( Not included sunday night game )

*****..........................................3 - 4

DOUBLE PLAYS................................2- 4

TRIPLE PLAYS................................1 - 0

LIGHTS OUT..................................1 - 0


NFL Rated Games For Sept.

*****.........................................5 - 6

DOUBLE PLAYS..............................7 - 8

TRIPLE PLAYS...............................3 - 0

LIGHTS OUT..................................4 - 0



Rated and Opinons Record:

Date WLT Pct Net Units Record

09/14/14 15-*1-*0 57.69% +*500 Detail

09/11/14 0-*2-*0 0.00% -*1100 Detail

09/08/14 2-*2-*0 50.00% -*100 Detail

09/07/14 16-*10-*0 61.54% +*2500 Detail

09/04/14 1-*1-*0 50.00% -*50 Detail

Totals 34-*26-*0 56.66% +3200



Chicago - 8:30 PM ET Chicago +7 500 DOUBLE PLAY

San Francisco - Over 47 500 TRIPLE PLAY

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Sunday's Rated Games:

*****..........................................3 - 4

DOUBLE PLAYS................................3- 4

TRIPLE PLAYS................................2 - 0

LIGHTS OUT..................................1 - 0


NFL Rated Games For Sept.

*****.........................................5 - 6

DOUBLE PLAYS..............................8 - 8

TRIPLE PLAYS...............................4 - 0

LIGHTS OUT..................................4 - 0


Date WLT Pct Net Units Record

09/14/14 16-*12-*0 57.14% +*1400 Detail

09/11/14 0-*2-*0 0.00% -*1100 Detail

09/08/14 2-*2-*0 50.00% -*100 Detail

09/07/14 16-*10-*0 61.54% +*2500 Detail

09/04/14 1-*1-*0 50.00% -*50 Detail

Totals 35-*27-*0 56.45% +2650


These are the right figures as of Sunday Night...........