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    Armadillo's Write-Up

    Week 2

    Texans (0-1) @ Panthers (1-0)-- Houston already has QB controversy after Hoyer was yanked in loss to KC last week; Mallett came off bench and put 10 points up in garbage time. Texans won last six road openers but were a favorite in last five; they are 2-1 vs Carolina, winning 34-21 in only visit here, in '07. Carolina is 1-9-1 vs spread as favorite in home openers; under is 13-5 in their last 18. Last 2+ years, Texans are 0-6-1 as road favorites of 3 or less points. Panthers were 8-17 on third down, had three takeaways (+2) in win at Jacksonville last week. Last two years, Carolina is 7-2-2 as home favorite; since '07, 14-10-1 as home fave of 3 or less.

    Buccaneers (0-1) @ Saints (0-1)-- Winston had tough time in NFL debut, tossing pick-6 on first pass; they were down 21-0 before his first completion. Saints won last seven series games, with three of last four by 3 or less points or in OT; Bucs lost last four visits here, with three losses by 11+ points. NO won six of last seven home openers (5-1-1 as a favorite in HO's)- eight of last 11 home openers stayed under total. Tampa lost last three and seven of last nine road openers; five of their last seven went over. Saints were 2-6 as home faves LY, after being 31-18 in that role from '07-'13. Since '09, Buccaneers are 25-19-1 as a road underdog.

    49ers (1-0) @ Steelers (0-1)-- Over last decade, team that lost the Thursday night season opener is 3-6-1 vs spread m its Week 2 game. Short week, long travel for Niner squad that ran ball for 230 yards in 20-3 win over Minnesota Monday night. Since '11, 49ers are 6-2 as non-divisional road underdogs. Steelers are 7-5 as home favorites last two years; under is 25-15 in their home games since '10. Pitt put up 464 total yards in loss at Foxboro last week; they're 11-1 in last 12 home openers, 7-3 vs spread when favored. Five of last six home openers stayed under. 49ers are 6-2 in last eight road openers; under is 4-1-1 in last six. Niner coach Tomsula won his first game as head coach, now comes back to where he grew up for this.

    Lions (0-1) @ Vikings (0-1)-- Detroit blew 21-3 lead in opening loss at San Diego; Rivers was 35-42/388 passing against them. Minnesota was dismal in Monday night loss at 49ers, giving up 230 rushing yards. Lions are 6-3 in last nine series games, but lost four of last six visits here. Minnesota lost five of last seven home openers; three of last four went over total. Last four years, Vikings are 7-9-1 as a home favorite, 2-3 in division games. Detroit is 4-9 as road underdog since 2012; in Chargers' last three drives Sunday, they scored three TDs in row, gaining 172 yards on 21 plays. Lion defense faded late after scoring TD in second quarter.

    Patriots (1-0) @ Bills (1-0)-- Pats are 21-2 in last 23 games vs Buffalo, 7-1 last eight games vs Rex Ryan; NE is 10-1 in last 11 visits here, winning last three by 24-2-15 points- they're 6-3 in last nine road openers. Super Bowl champ does well in first game following year, but over last 14 years, they're 2-12 vs spread in Week 2 tilt. Bills are 10-3 as home dogs since '11, 7-2 in last nine AFC East home games- they are 9-7 in games with spread of 3 or less points since '13. Taylor averaged 10-3 ypa in his first NFL start last week, upset win over Indy. Patriots were 7-11 on 3rd down last week; they're 22-13 in last 35 games with spread of 3 or less points.

    Cardinals (1-0) @ Bears (0-1)-- Arizona is 13-3-1 under Arians in games where the spread was 3 or less points. Redbirds covered last seven road openers, going 5-2 SU; four of their last five road openers were decided by 4 or less points. Seven of Arizona's last eight road openers stayed under total. Chicago won six of last eight series games; home side lost last three meetings. Arizona won 41-21 in last visit here ('09). Bears ran ball for 189 yards in LW's loss to Packers, but scored only 10 points in three red zone drives- over last three years, Bears are 6-16-2 vs spread in games with spread of 3 or less points. Arizona was stingy in red zone last week, allowing one TD on Saints' four drives since their 20.

    Titans (1-0) @ Browns (0-1)-- Cleveland is 2-14 in home openers, 0-5 when they're favored. Browns (+2) upset Titans 29-28 LY, after trailing 28-10 at half. Browns won four of last six series games; home side lost six of last eight. Titans won four of last five visits here, last of which was in 2011. Over last 4+ years, Tennessee is 7-14-2 in games with spread of 3 or less points. Cleveland is 16-22-2 vs spread at home since '10- under is 21-10-1 in Browns home games since '11. Mariota had a great debut (13-16/185, 10.3 ypa); they were 4-4 in red zone, scored defensive TD. McCown had concussion last week; Manziel struggled in Swamp last week.

    Chargers (1-0) @ Bengals (1-0)-- San Diego won four of last five visits here, in a series where visitor won last three meetings. Since '12, Chargers are 12-6-1 as road underdogs- over is 24-16 in their road games since '10. Bolts covered last three road openers- five of their last eight went over. Bengals are 10-5-2 as home faves since '12; over is 11-5 in Cincy home games last two years. Bengals won four of last five home openers (under 6-1 in last seven); they waxed Oakland last week, while Chargers came back from 21-3 deficit at home to beat Lions-- Rivers was 35-42/388 passing. Since '07, Cincy is 24-13-1 in games with spread of 3 or less.

    Rams (1-0) @ Redskins (0-1)-- Huge trap game for St Louis squad that upset the Seahawks last week; Rams blanked Washington 24-0 here LY, when Fisher sent out six guys for coin toss acquired in RGIII trade. Rams won five of last seven in series, winning two of last three here (average total 25.3). St Louis lost 12 of last 13 road openers (over 3-1 last four). Washington is 3-7 in last ten games as home underdog; since '07, they're 3-10-2 as non-divisional home dogs. Rams were one of two teams (Dallas) last week to win despite -2 or worse turnover margin- they ran punt back for TD. Washington gave up PR to Miami for game-losing TD.

    Falcons (1-0) @ Giants (0-1)-- Giants need win here after poor management cost them win in Dallas Sunday night, but they've lost last three home openers, giving up 30 ppg. Big Blue won five of last six series games, with five of six decided by 10+ points; Atlanta lost last three visits here, by 3-22-10 points. Last 2+ years, Falcons are 5-10 in games with spread of 3 or less points- they're on short week after Monday night win, when they blew 20-3 halftime lead, then kicked GW FG late. Giants allowed 356 passing yards in Dallas, allowing 356 PY in game where they had +3 TO ratio- could struggle vs Julio Jones, who caught nine balls for 141 yards with two TDs Monday night.

    Ravens (0-1) @ Raiders (0-1)-- Unsure of Carr's status (hand) here; McGloin led two garbage time TD drives last week. Baltimore is 7-1 in last eight series games, winning last four meetings by average score of 33-12; Ravens are here for first time since '09- they're 7-10 as road favorites since '11. Since 2010, Oakland is 9-15-1 as home underdog; seven of its last nine home games went over total. Ravens' only TD in Denver loss was scored by defense; they were outgained 219-173, got to Bronco red zone once, but didn't score. Baltimore was one of three teams not to score offensive TD last week (Broncos/Vikings). Raiders last series win: '03.

    Dolphins (1-0) @ Jaguars (0-1)-- Miami is trying to cover as road favorite for 2nd week in row; over last ten years, teams are 30-26 vs spread in this spot, but Miami is one of six NFL teams that hasn't been in this spot. Dolphins (-6) scored two defensive TDs in 27-13 win over Jax LY; they won last three vs Jaguars by 4-21-14 points. Since '12, Jaguars are 11-28-1 as home underdogs. Miami covered three of last four as road favorite. Jax turned ball over three times (-2) last week, gave up a defensive TD, but their defensive only allowed one TD- they scored only 10 points in three red zone drives. Under is 32-17 in Dolphin road games since '09, 21-12 in last 33 Jaguar home tilts.

    Cowboys (1-0) @ Eagles (0-1)-- Home side lost six of last seven games in rivalry that was intensified by Murray signing with Iggles as free agent. Dallas won last three visits here, all by 11+ points. Philly is 2-4 in last six home openers, 6-13 after losing as a favorite- they scored 30-34 points in two HOs under Kelly. Cowboys covered seven of last eight road openers; they're 9-3 as underdog in road opener, with five of last seven staying under total. Dallas needed miraculous comeback to nip Giants last week; Eagles rallied back from 20-3 halftime deficit but fell 26-24 in Atlanta; Bradford threw for 336 yards in Eagle debut, is now 18-31-1 as NFL QB.

    Seahawks (0-1) @ Packers (1-0)-- Seattle won last three series games, winning OT game at home in playoffs LY, after Pack couldn't recover onside kick, but Hawks also lost last five visits to Lambeau, with two of those five playoff games. Since 2007, Packers are 35-20-2 as home favorites; they're 6-2 vs spread last eight home openers (7-1 SU), with last four going over total. Since '11, Seattle is 8-4-3 as road underdog; they gave up 297 passing yards to Foles last week- what will Rodgers do vs secondary weakened by Chancellor's absence? Pack won in Chicago last week after trailing 13-10 at half; Bears ran for 189 yards, were 11-17 on 3rd down.

    Jets (1-0) @ Colts (0-1)-- Jets took advantage of Browns' lousy QB situation last week, getting five turnovers in 31-10 win, but over last three years, Indy is 6-0-1 vs spread in game after they lost as a favorite. Colts are 10-7-1 as home favorites since '12, but covered only one of last five as a favorite in home opener. Jets won three of last four series games; two of four were playoff games; they're 3-2 in last five visits here. Since 2011, Jets are 9-14-2 as road underdogs, 2-11-2 outside the AFC East. Last five years, under is 24-16 in Colt home games. Not sure why Indy is letting Pagano coach as free agent, but it ain't helping- they had a -3 turnover ratio last week, lost to a QB making his first NFL start.
    Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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    • Crazy NFL betting trend has you thinking twice about Patriots in Week 2

      Defending Super Bowl champs have covered just 30 percent of the time in their first road game of the season since 1985.

      A Super Bowl title paints a rather large target on a team’s back, which could be why reigning champs have been a bad bet in their first road game of the new season over the past 30 years of NFL action.

      Since 1985, defending Super Bowl winners are just 9-21 ATS (15-15 SU, 14-15-1 O/U) when playing the role of visitors for the first time – covering just 30 percent of the time. Over the past 10 seasons, defending champs are only 2-8 ATS (5-5 SU, 5-4-1 O/U) in their opening road game of the regular season.

      Last year, the Seattle Seahawks lost 30-21 to the San Diego Chargers as 4.5-point road favorites in Week 2. In 2013, the Baltimore Ravens were trucked by the Denver Broncos 49-27 as 7.5-point road underdogs in the Week 1 opener.

      Tom Brady and the New England Patriots, the reigning 2014 NFL champions, brace for a hostile environment at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Week 2 of the schedule, with this AFC East matchup currently installed as a pick’em following the Bills’ dominant performance against the Indianapolis Colts at home in Week 1.

      This line opened with the Patriots as 1-point road favorites at CG Technology sportsbooks in Las Vegas this April and New England has been a cash cow versus Buffalo in the past, going 21-10-1 ATS in their previous 32 meetings including a 9-2 ATS mark in their last 11 games in New York. However, the Bills are coming off a huge victory against the Colts, winning 27-14 as 1-point home underdogs and have a new swagger and confidence thanks to head coach Rex Ryan.

      The Pats have been against this road trend three previous times, having lost 27-17 at Carolina as 3-point favorites in 2005, but won 23-12 at Arizona as 7.5-point chalk the previous season and 44-17 at the Jets as 1-point underdogs in 2002.

      Sunday’s total is set at 45 points. The Patriots and Bills have 6-2 Over/Under in their last eight head-to-head meetings.
      Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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      • B]NFL

        Short Sheet[/B]

        Week 2

        Sunday September, 20

        Houston at Carolina, 1:00 ET
        Houston: 45-24 OVER in games where the line is +3 to -3
        Carolina: 12-3 ATS after playing their last game on the road

        Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1:00 ET
        Tampa Bay: 210-164 UNDER in all games
        New Orleans: 27-49 ATS in home games versus division opponents

        San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 1:00 ET
        San Francisco: 9-23 ATS in road games after allowing 9 points or less
        Pittsburgh: 46-27 ATS as a home favorite of 3.5 to 7 points

        Detroit at Minnesota, 1:00 ET
        Detroit: 11-2 UNDER in road games against conference opponents
        Minnesota: 7-0 UNDER in home games off an upset loss by 10 points or more as a road favorite

        New England at Buffalo, 1:00 ET
        New England: 85-49 ATS as an underdog
        Buffalo: 14-3 UNDER in all games

        Arizona at Chicago, 1:00 ET
        Arizona: 18-8 ATS against conference opponents
        Chicago: 0-6 ATS as a home underdog of 7 points or less

        Tennessee at Cleveland, 1:00 ET
        Tennessee: 2-9 ATS against conference opponents
        Cleveland: 6-0 ATS after 1 or more consecutive losses against the spread

        San Diego at Cincinnati, 1:00 ET
        San Diego: 8-0 ATS in September games
        Cincinnati: 66-94 ATS in the first half of the season

        St Louis at Washington, 1:00 ET
        St Louis: 16-6 UNDER off an upset win as a home underdog
        Washington: 159-120 UNDER against conference opponents

        Atlanta at NY Giants, 1:00 ET
        Atlanta: 4-13 ATS off an upset win as a home underdog
        NY Giants: 20-8 OVER in home games off a road loss against a division rival

        Baltimore at Oakland, 4:05 ET
        Baltimore: 41-24 ATS in road games after 1 or more consecutive losses against the spread
        Oakland: 6-0 OVER in home games against conference opponents

        Miami at Jacksonville, 4:05 ET
        Miami: 52-27 UNDER off a road win
        Jacksonville: 0-9 ATS in the first month of the season

        Dallas at Philadelphia, 4:25 ET
        Dallas: 11-3 ATS as an underdog
        Philadelphia: 6-0 ATS off a road loss

        Seattle at Green Bay, 8:30 ET
        Seattle: 20-9 ATS against conference opponents
        Green Bay: 222-173 OVER in all games
        Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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        • Gridiron Angles - Week 2

          September 19, 2015

          NFL PLAY ON ATS TREND:

          -- The Chargers are 11-0-1 ATS (14.3 ppg) since December 2011 vs an opponent averaging at least 30 rushes per game.

          NFL PLAY AGAINST TREND:

          -- The Lions are 0-12 ATS (-9.2 ppg) since October 2006 as a road dog after a game that went over the total by at least 10 points.

          TOP NFL PLAYER TREND:

          -- Philip Rivers is 10-0 OU (10.6 ppg) since October 2009 on the road after a win as a home favorite where he threw for at least 250 yards.

          NFL O/U UNDER TREND:

          -- The Raiders are 0-20 OU (-7.9 ppg) since December 30, 2001 as a dog when the total is at least 37 coming off a home game there they scored at least five points fewer than expected.

          NFL O/U OVER TREND:

          -- The Bills are 10-0 OU (15.0 ppg) since 2001 off a game as a dog where they allowed at least six points fewer than expected and less than 340 passing yards.

          NFL BIBLE ACTIVE TREND:

          -- The Cowboys are 10-0 ATS as a dog when facing a team that has allowed less than 3.8 yards per carry season-to-date

          NFL DFS STAT OF THE WEEK:

          -- Drew Brees averages 308 passing yards and 2.7 touchdowns per game since November 2007 in 27 games coming off a road loss.

          NFL FEATURED SYSTEM:

          Teams in the first four week of the season that are road dogs of less than a TD and won less than seven games last season are 127-69-9 ATS (64.8%).

          The NFL is a league of constant change where good teams fall off and bad teams improve all of the time. Early in the season, many of these lines already reflect the changes or perceived changes. However, we have found a spot where improving teams are undervalued in the early going.

          Teams in the first four week of the season that are road dogs of less than a TD and won less than seven games last season are 127-69-9 ATS (64.8%). What we like about this system is how the lines fall into an area that is completely nondescript. When scanning lines during the first few weeks of the season, it would stand out if a bad team from a season ago was road favorite or a huge underdog, but seeing these teams as a small or medium road dog is exactly what would be casually expected, not alerting bettors to potential value right off the bat.

          This system went just 10-9 in the 2013 and 2014 season, but you do not have to look back much further to see its massive potential. In the 2011 and 2012 seasons, the system was 15-3 ATS. And already this season, these underdogs have gone 2-0 with Tennessee and NY Giants both covering comfortably in week one.

          This week, the system is currently active on three teams though we expect by kickoff there will only be one left to focus our interest on. Tennessee is an ever so slight underdog in Cleveland and is likely to be favored by game time and the Jets are 6.5-point dogs at Indianapolis in a game likely to be at 7+ points by kickoff. That leaves Atlanta, who is a nondescript 2.5-point dog traveling to the Giants this week.
          Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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          • Total Talk - Week 2

            September 19, 2015

            Week 1 Recap

            The opening weekend started off with an ‘under’ on Thursday and concluded Monday with another pair of ‘under’ tickets. Despite those results, the ‘over’ produced a 9-7 in Week 1 but there were six outcomes that could’ve seen those decisions reversed. Sunday’s late-night ‘over’ ticket between the Cowboys and Giants was the luckiest winner of the week and certainly a tough one to swallow if you were on the other side.

            The System Returns

            Two seasons ago, I received an email by a VegasInsider.com user that goes by name A86. He informed me of a total system that he was following and thought it would be useful to all. Nothing is 100% in this business but this has been one of the best total angles to follow the last two years.

            What’s the system?

            Find out who played at home the previous Thursday and play the ‘over’ in their next game, regardless of the venue.

            Still confused?

            New England hosted Pittsburgh in Week 1 at Foxboro and now the Patriots face the Bills in Week 2 on the road. The system calls for a play on the ‘over’ in the Buffalo-New England matchup.

            What kind of results? In the 2013-14 regular season, there were 17 games played on Thursday nights and the ‘over’ went 14-2-1 (88%) in the next game. Last season, the numbers tempered down a tad but still produced an 11-4 (73%) mark. Add up the two years and a $100 bettor would’ve turned a profit of $1,840 playing this system blindly.

            Keep an Eye on…

            It’s common for teams to play back-to-back road games throughout the season and every now and then you’ll see three straight trips for some clubs. What’s a little rare is starting the season with two straight on the road. I went back four seasons and we’ve had 13 situations, which include the two results listed below from Week 2 last year.

            2014
            New England 30 at Minnesota 7
            New Orleans 24 at Cleveland 26

            Including the above results, visitors have gone 3-10 straight up and 6-7 against the spread, which tells you that we’ve had some tight games. From a totals perspective, the ‘over’ has gone 10-3 in these games. Should we expect the same again this season? If I knew, I’d be on a beach sipping cocktails but we do have five matchups to follow in Week 2.

            Miami at Jacksonville
            Detroit at Minnesota
            San Diego at Cincinnati
            Baltimore at Oakland
            Seattle at Green Bay

            Divisional Battles

            The ‘over’ went 3-0 in these matchups last week and if you include Thursday’s result in the Broncos-Chiefs matchup, you’re looking at a 4-0 record to the ‘over’ thus far.

            Tampa Bay at New Orleans: The last two games played at the Superdome between this pair saw 59 and 68 combined points scored, which produced ‘over’ winners. Drew Brees and company have scored 37, 42 and 41 points in their last three home games versus the Bucs.

            Detroit at Minnesota: The ‘under’ has gone 3-0 in the last three meetings between this pair and they’ve been easy winners with neither team scoring more than 17 points during this span. The Lions went ‘over’ at San Diego in Week 1 but the ‘under’ was 7-1 in road games last season.

            New England at Buffalo: The ‘over’ has gone 7-3 in the last 10 meetings and most of the damage has been done by the Patriots. If you throw out the meaningless Week 17 matchup last season that the Bills won 17-9 on the road, New England has averaged 37.2 PPG in the other nine games. Is Buffalo head coach Rex Ryan that much of a difference? During his tenure with the Jets, they held the Pats to 26.8 PPG. However in his first matchup with the Jets versus the Patriots in 2009, New York stifled New England 16-9 at home. Déjà vu this Sunday?

            Dallas at Philadelphia: This is the highest total (55 ½) on the board and while the tempo of Philadelphia favors the ‘over’ any given week, this series has gone 3-1 to the ‘under’ since Chip Kelly took over for the Eagles. Dallas is shorthanded offensively for this matchup but it’s hard to dismiss what they did on the road last season, averaging 34.4 PPG, which includes a 38-point effort at Philadelphia.

            Under the Lights

            The ‘under’ went 3-1 in the four Week 1 primetime games and while it’s easy to say it could’ve been a four-game sweep, the only clear-cut winner was the ‘under’ in the Vikings-49ers matchup on Monday. These primetime games have had some close calls with the totals this season and that was the case this past Thursday too. The Broncos and Chiefs went ‘over’ but it certainly could’ve been an ‘under’ winner if Denver doesn’t score late.

            Seattle at Green Bay: This total has been hovering around 49 points all week and I’d expect it to climb by kickoff. Neither defense was great last week as the Packers gave up 402 yards to the Bears while the Seahawks allowed 352 yards to the Rams. Until safety Kam Chancellor returns to Seattle, it’s going to be hard to gauge this unit. Offensively, the ‘Hawks weren’t clicking on third downs (42%) and they were held to three short field goals. This is a triple-revenge game for the Packers and a lot of pundits are buying that narrative. Green Bay should be ready to go yet it’s hard to ignore that its defense has been average in its last four home openers (27 PPG).

            N.Y. Jets at Indianapolis: When Indy plays at home, the obvious lean is to push the Colts-Over combination. However, that pairing has only connected four times (25%) in the last 16 regular season games played at Lucas Oil Field. While that trend isn’t strong, the betting angle (14-1 SU & ATS) on Andrew Luck off a loss in his career is hard to ignore. In those 15 games, the Colts have averaged 26 PPG. The Jets scored 31 points in their opener albeit against the Browns and hard to imagine that number being duplicated with QB Ryan Fitzpatrick, who has average road numbers in his career.

            Fearless Predictions

            Week 1 for my bankroll featured both a bad beat and a lucky victory. We did have an easy winner in the Colts team total ‘under’ (24) and the teaser didn’t have me sweating much. After it was all said and done, we’re up $190. Another tough week on tap but I believe we have some great value due to the overreactions. As always, Press, Pass or Fade but in the end – Good Luck!

            Best Over: Tampa Bay-New Orleans 46 ½

            Best Under: St. Louis-Washington 41 ½

            Best Team Total: Over Seattle 23

            Three-Team Total Teaser (9-Point, +100)
            Over 38 ½ Tampa Bay-New Orleans
            Over 35 New England-Buffalo
            Over 40 Seattle-Green Bay
            Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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            • Week 2 Tip Sheet

              September 18, 2015

              Buccaneers at Saints (-10, 47) – 1:00 PM EST

              Tampa Bay put together the ugliest performance of Week 1, getting trampled by Tennessee in a 42-14 home defeat as three-point favorites. Jameis Winston’s NFL debut was extremely forgettable, tossing an interception on his first pass that was returned for a touchdown, as the Bucs fell behind, 21-0 after one quarter. Tampa Bay is flipped to a double-digit underdog at the Superdome, looking to redeem themselves after squandering an 11-point fourth quarter lead last season in a 37-31 overtime loss as an 11-point underdogs.

              The Saints put up plenty of yards in last week’s 31-19 setback at Arizona, posting 408 yards, but finding the end zone just once. New Orleans didn’t accomplish much on the ground, rushing for 54 yards on 20 carries against a solid Cardinals’ rush defense. Sean Payton’s club struggled as a home favorite in 2014, compiling a 2-6 ATS record, including five straight losses at the Superdome to close the season, the most home defeats since 2007.

              49ers at Steelers (-6, 45 ½) – 1:00 PM EST

              San Francisco travels cross-country following Monday night’s dominating effort over Minnesota, as the Niners won Jim Tomsula’s debut, 20-3 to cash as 2 ½-point underdogs. The Niners pounded out 230 yards on the ground, including 168 yards and a pair of touchdowns from former Ohio State standout Carlos Hyde. However, San Francisco will be without tailback Reggie Bush, who suffered a thigh injury on Monday. In Colin Kaepernick’s 19 career road starts, he owns a 14-5 record away from the Bay Area, while going 4-4 ATS as a road underdog (all four losses have come at Seattle).

              The Steelers scored a late touchdown to hurt New England backers last Thursday in a 28-21 loss, covering as 7 ½-point underdogs in spite of trailing by as many as 18 points. Pittsburgh will still be without several key members on offense as running back Le’Veon Bell and wide receiver Martavis Bryant remain suspended, while Pro Bowl center Maurkice Pouncey is sidelined with a leg injury. The Steelers have lost three of their last four interconference games at Heinz Field, while compiling a 2-3 ATS record in early kickoffs at home in 2014.

              Falcons at Giants (-2 ½, 51) – 1:00 PM EST

              Atlanta heads to Met Life Stadium with plenty of confidence after holding off Philadelphia on Monday night, 26-24 as three-point home underdogs. The Falcons gave away a 20-3 advantage as the Eagles rallied for 21 unanswered points; however, Matt Bryant’s 47-yard field goal halfway through fourth quarter gave Atlanta the lead for good and Dan Quinn his first NFL coaching victory. Atlanta is seeking consecutive wins for only the second time since the start of 2013, while falling to New York at Met Life last season, 30-20 as four-point underdogs.

              The Giants managed a cover as seven-point underdogs at Dallas last Sunday night, but New York couldn’t hold onto a late six-point lead in a 27-26 defeat to their division rivals. Eli Manning took plenty of blame for the defeat as the Giants’ quarterback stopped the clock with an incomplete pass on New York’s final drive that resulted in a field goal, instead of falling on the ball to run another 30 seconds off the clock. The Giants will play two home games in a five-day span with the Redskins coming to town on Thursday, as Tom Coughlin’s team has dropped three straight home openers dating back to 2012.

              Lions at Vikings (-2 ½, 43 ½) – 1:00 PM EST

              Both these NFC North rivals lost on the road to start the season, falling in different fashion. Detroit threw away a 21-3 lead in a 33-28 setback at San Diego, as the Lions have lost four consecutive road season openers. The Lions’ defense was shredded by allowing 483 yards to the Chargers, while the offense didn’t score a point for nearly 38 minutes following the early 21-point second quarter lead. Detroit swept the season series from Minnesota last season, limiting the Vikings to 17 points in both wins, as each game finished ‘under’ the total.

              The Vikings were held to a field goal in a 20-3 defeat at San Francisco, as Adrian Peterson rushed for 31 yards on 10 carries in his first game in nearly a year. Minnesota closed out last season with three consecutive wins at TCF Bank Stadium, while posting a 4-1 ATS record in its final five home games. The Vikings didn’t have much success against division foes in 2014, losing five of six contests, while being listed as a home favorite against the Lions for just the second time since 2011.

              Cowboys at Eagles (-5, 55) – 4:25 PM EST

              Tony Romo led a late Dallas comeback past New York in a 27-26 triumph with a touchdown pass to Jason Witten in the final seconds to give the Cowboys an opening week win. However, it came at a price as standout wide receiver Dez Bryant suffered a broken bone in his right foot and will be out for at least four weeks. Dallas won all three road games inside the NFC East last season, including a 38-27 victory at Lincoln Financial Field as three-point underdogs, while each of those contests sailed ‘over’ the total.

              The Eagles began the Sam Bradford era with 336 yards through the air, but fell to 1-4 ATS in the last five tries as a road favorite in a 26-24 loss at Atlanta on Monday night. There was plenty of criticism on the lack of touches in the backfield for newly acquired running back DeMarco Murray, who rushed for nine yards on eight carries (Eagles ran the ball 16 times total). Philadelphia looks to beat Dallas at home for the first time since 2011, as the Eagles scored at least 27 points in each of their seven games as a home favorite last season (6-1 SU and 5-2 ATS).
              Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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              • SuperContest Picks - Week 2

                September 19, 2015

                The Westgate Las Vegas 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 1,727 entries, which is an all-time record. The winner of this year's top prize will be given a check for $906,675, plus the top 50 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 and list all of the selections for each matchup.

                Week 2

                1) Pittsburgh (608)

                2) Cincinnati (499)

                3) Baltimore (476)

                4) Arizona (428)

                5) Tennessee (414)



                SUPERCONTEST WEEK 2 MATCHUPS & ODDS

                Home Team Selections Away Team Selections

                Denver (+3) 114 Kansas City (-3) 203

                Houston (+3) 114 Carolina (-3) 173

                Tampa Bay (+10) 236 New Orleans (-10) 115

                San Francisco (+5.5) 116 Pittsburgh (-5.5) 608

                Detroit (+3) 405 Minnesota (-3) 120

                New England (-1) 387 Buffalo (+1) 293

                Arizona (-1.5) 428 Chicago (+1.5) 287

                Tennessee (-1) 414 Cleveland (+1) 242

                San Diego (+3) 86 Cincinnati (-3) 499

                St. Louis (-3.5) 411 Washington (+3.5) 311

                Atlanta (+2.5) 147 N.Y. Giants (-2.5) 267

                Baltimore (-5.5) 476 Oakland (+5.5) 56

                Miami (-6) 267 Jacksonville (+6) 167

                Dallas (+5.5) 277 Philadelphia (-5.5) 275

                Seattle (+3.5) 234 Green Bay (-3.5) 289

                N.Y. Jets (+7) 161 Indianapolis (-7) 235
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                • Seahawks' Sherman, Packers' Cobb might face off in slot

                  September 20, 2015

                  GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) Richard Sherman may not be a one-sided cornerback, after all.

                  If the Seattle Seahawks line up Sherman in the slot again on Sunday night against Green Bay, one of the best defensive backs in the league might face one of the top slot receivers in the game in the Packers' Randall Cobb.

                  It just might be the top matchup within the matchup of NFC powers at Lambeau Field.

                  ''He's an exceptional player whether they line him out at the slot or outside,'' Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said. ''He'd probably play safety if you wanted him to, he can do it all.''

                  Sherman and Cobb might each have some added motivation beyond coming up with a big night against premier competition.

                  Cobb seems to be improving from a sprained right shoulder, an injury that occurred in the third preseason game. Still, he was somewhat limited with the routes he could run in the Packers' season opener against the Chicago Bears, though he finished with five catches for 38 yards and a touchdown.

                  The competitive Cobb is at his best over the middle, and as a go-to option for Rodgers on third downs. He won't shirk from a potential matchup against Sherman.

                  ''He's still the same player. It's a lot more space that he has to work with, so it's just a little different,'' Cobb said. ''He'll have to cover a little bit more ground, but they're still playing the same defense.''

                  Well, not quite the same, at least based on Seattle's 34-31 loss last week in overtime to the St. Louis Rams.

                  Without safety Kam Chancellor, who is a contract holdout, the middle of the defense was exposed against the pass. Now the Seahawks have to face an even more potent offense featuring Rodgers and Cobb.

                  Perhaps another week of Sherman in the slot might at least take away Cobb as an option for the MVP quarterback, though Sherman doesn't think that Rodgers is afraid of throwing in his direction.

                  ''No, I don't think anybody's afraid of me. I don't know. Maybe it's just in his progressions, other guys may have come open,'' Sherman said.

                  Sherman was asked to start learning the responsibilities of covering the slot in Seattle's scheme just six days before the opener. It flies against the criticism aimed at Sherman at times by other players that the cornerback only played one side of the field.

                  ''He likes it, there's a lot going on, there's a lot to learn for him in there as well,'' Seattle coach Pete Carroll said.

                  Against the Packers' common three-receiver sets, that likely means Sherman will face off against Cobb.

                  Or maybe Sherman might move on to covering James Jones if Jones has another day like his two-touchdown performance against Chicago. Or he could cover promising receiver Davante Adams, who was targeted a team-high eight times last week.

                  Rodgers will be watching.

                  ''Richard, he's kind of a different animal, he can do it all. Outside or inside -he's got great ball skills, intelligent, understands route concepts really well,'' Rodgers said. ''You've got to figure out where he's at every play.''
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                  • Jets Cromartie, Ivory questionable for MNF

                    September 19, 2015

                    FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) New York Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie and running back Chris Ivory are questionable for the team's game against the Colts at Indianapolis on Monday night.

                    Cromartie (sprained left knee) and Ivory (groin) were both limited Saturday in New York's final full practice before heading to Indianapolis.

                    Backup cornerback Darrin Walls is doubtful for the game with a tweaked hamstring, while linebacker Lorenzo Mauldin (concussion) and quarterback Geno Smith (broken jaw) are out.

                    Cromartie was injured last Sunday in the Jets' season-opening win against Cleveland. Ivory, who ran for 91 yards and two TDs against the Browns, tweaked his groin during practice earlier in the week.

                    Rookie wide receiver Devin Smith (ribs) was a full participant and will be a game-time decision to make his NFL debut.
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                    • Fins, Jags searching for more offense

                      September 19, 2015

                      JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) The Miami Dolphins and Jacksonville Jaguars know the biggest improvement they'd like to see in Week 2.

                      Find the end zone more often.

                      The Dolphins (1-0) and Jaguars (0-1) each scored one offensive touchdown in their season openers, a lack of production they want and need to fix moving forward. The next chance comes Sunday in their second meeting in as many years in Jacksonville.

                      ''Let's face it, we didn't have the type of offensive production that we're going to need to have,'' Dolphins coach Joe Philbin said. ''You don't win a lot of NFL games scoring 17 points. That's just the reality and so we have to do better. ... We've got to take advantage of the opportunities better and score and get more points on the board for sure.''

                      Miami won 17-10 at Washington to open the season despite managing 256 yards, possessing the ball for a little more than 22 minutes and trailing 10-0 at halftime. The Dolphins broke a fourth-quarter tie with Jarvis Landry's 69-yard punt return touchdown.

                      ''I think it's very disappointing,'' center Mike Pouncey said. ''Obviously we've had our sights on seeing our offense being explosive all offseason. For the most part, we've seen that throughout the preseason. We felt like we let our offense down, we let our team down in the first half.''

                      Miami escaped with a win. Jacksonville wasn't so lucky.

                      The Jaguars were mostly inept in a 20-9 loss to Carolina. Blake Bortles was off early, made mistakes late and was sacked five times. The first of his two interceptions was returned for a touchdown, the play of the game.

                      He didn't get enough help, either. Receivers Allen Robinson, Allen Hurns and Rashad Greene dropped passes, including two that would have extended drives on third down. Hurns also fumbled in the red zone.

                      ''That's not indicative of the way (the receivers) played, in my mind, throughout training camp or the preseason games,'' Jaguars offensive coordinator Greg Olson said. ''They'll be better, and they're all learning from it.''

                      Both teams had defensive issues, too - Miami missed too many tackles and allowed 161 yards rushing; Jacksonville allowed three drives of 12 plays or more and couldn't get a stop when it mattered - but the offensive woes overshadowed everything else.

                      ''We didn't play as aggressive as we wanted and that's where we've got to spend a lot of time with our team,'' Jaguars coach Gus Bradley said.

                      Here are some other things to know heading into Sunday's game:

                      LINE DANCING:

                      The Jaguars might be without LT Luke Joeckel (ankle), leaving Sam Young to start. Young gave up two sacks in 22 snaps in the opener. If Joeckel doesn't play, backup C Luke Bowanko would be the team's swing tackle.

                      FAMILIAR FACE:

                      Jaguars defensive end Jared Odrick, who spent the last five years in Miami, will face his former team for the first time. Odrick and his ex-teammates are eager for the reunion. ''I played a lot of years with that guy,'' Pouncey said. ''I'll be happy to see him. But we're avoiding text messages. We've going to save all the talk for the game.''

                      ROOKIE WATCH:

                      Dolphins receiver DeVante Parker, the team's first-round draft pick who is coming off foot surgery, played just one snap in the opener. But Parker should see more action against Jacksonville. ''I've still got to wait a little bit. When it's my time to go out there, I'm going to be prepared.''

                      LEE RETURNS?

                      Jaguars receiver Marqise Lee could be back after sitting out more than a month with a hamstring injury. A second-round pick in 2014, Lee could provide a much-needed deep threat to Jacksonville's offense. ''I think he's special,'' quarterback Blake Bortles said. ''I think his speed and his ability to stretch the field scares defenses at points. I think he's got the ability to go to the house at any time he touches the ball. He's definitely a special player and we're excited to have him back.''

                      STARTING OUT:

                      The Dolphins are looking for their fourth 2-0 start in which both games came on the road. The Jaguars are trying to avoid a fourth consecutive 0-2 start.
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                      • Johnny Manziel to start Browns' home opener; McCown out

                        September 18, 2015

                        BEREA, Ohio (AP) It's all in front of Johnny Manziel: The chance to silence the critics and prove he belongs in the NFL. On Sunday, Manziel can re-start his career. His shot at redemption.

                        Manziel will start Cleveland's home opener against Tennessee - and fellow Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota - because Josh McCown remains out with a concussion sustained when he was hit while trying to dive into the end zone on the opening drive last week in New York.

                        This will be Manziel's third NFL start, and he's counting on it going a lot better than the two last year when Johnny Football was an ill-prepared, overwhelmed rookie who didn't look the part of a pro quarterback.

                        Following an offseason that included a 10-week stint in rehab and a renewed commitment to his profession, Manziel feels more prepared to take on the Titans than he did a year ago when his first start against Cincinnati ended with an embarrassing 30-0 shellacking at home.

                        ''I definitely feel I'm in a lot better place now,'' he said Friday. ''So I guess if I thought I was prepared then, I think I'm even more prepared now. I definitely feel a lot better.''

                        Always composed in front of cameras and microphones, Manziel fired back at one of his harshest critics, ESPN's Merril Hoge. After watching Manziel relieve McCown and struggle in the season opener against the Jets, Hoge said the Browns should ''cut bait, get another guy in there and go in another direction - immediately. Move on.''

                        Manziel had some fashion advice for Hoge.

                        ''Merrill Hoge needs to worry about his big neck ties,'' Manziel said with a slight smile. ''He's been that way since I decided to come out for the draft, so I guess that's part of it, but no extra motivation or extra bump for me or anything like that. It's just, go out and play and quiet him with the way we go out and win on Sunday. That's what we want to do.''

                        McCown had been expected to practice Friday, but coach Mike Pettine said the 36-year-old suffered ''a setback'' while following the NFL's protocol on head injuries. McCown briefly stopped to gather his belongings and was not available for interviews while Cleveland's locker room was open to reporters.

                        The Browns had assumed McCown might not be ready, so Manziel, who completed 13 of 26 passes with zero TDs in his two starts last year, took the majority of snaps with the Browns' starters this week.

                        Recently signed quarterback Austin Davis, who started eight games for the St. Louis Rams, also practiced with Cleveland's first-team offense. If there's one thing the Browns - who have had 23 starting QBs since 1999 - have learned in recent years it's to have their quarterbacks prepared.

                        Manziel said he's solely focused on this week's game and isn't worried about potentially making a claim for Cleveland's starting job.

                        ''Josh is injured, so I'm the next guy up,'' said Manziel, who will face a Tennesse defense under the direction of Hall of Fame coordinator Dick LeBeau. ''My role here is to go out and play well and try to lead us to a win. I'm not looking at anything past this game, anything past the next week. It's really, go into this game, do my best and from there on we'll see what happens.''

                        Last week, Manziel came off the bench after McCown was hurt and played three quarters against the Jets. He completed 13 of 24 passes last week for 182 yards, hooking up with wide receiver Travis Benjamin for a 54-yard TD, the first scoring pass of Manziel's career. That was the only highlight.

                        The 6-foot Manziel also threw an interception, fumbled twice and was sacked three times. He gained 35 yards rushing, but Manziel also bailed from the pocket early on several plays, something he needs to correct going forward.

                        ''If he can run for a handful of first downs, then that's obviously good for us,'' Pettine said. ''It's finishing those runs. It's understanding that `Hey, I need to get down.' That's hard when you're close to goal line or you're close to the first down marker. It's easy to say to a guy, `Hey, be smart. Make sure you go down.' Instinct takes over.''

                        His matchup with Mariota, pitting the 2012 Heisman winner against last year's recipient of college football's top award, has certainly raised the profile of the Browns-Titans tilt and will boost TV ratings. The two QBs share some background as they were recruited at the same time by Oregon. Manziel wound up at Texas A&M, and Mariota signed with the Ducks.

                        It will be Mariota's second straight matchup against a Heisman winner. Last week, he faced Tampa Bay's Jameis Winston, and Mariota threw four touchdown passes in the first half and finished with a perfect 158.3 passer's rating.

                        Manziel made sure not to make too much of his faceoff with Mariota.

                        ''Two guys who had careers like we did in college, both Heisman Trophy winners,'' Manziel said. ''I think it's cool.''

                        NOTES:

                        The Browns inadvertently spelled Manziel's name ''Maziel'' on the injury report. ... Starting LB Karlos Dansby practiced after missing two days with a foot injury and said he'll play Sunday. ... The Browns will wear white pants and white jerseys, one of the nine uniform combinations, for the home opener.
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                        • Veteran Steve Smith Sr. to return punts for Ravens

                          September 18, 2015

                          SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) Steve Smith Sr. went five years between punt returns and hasn't returned more than nine in a year since his Comeback Player of the Year season in 2005.

                          He's back on special teams now, though, as the Baltimore Ravens have made him their primary punt returner for the foreseeable future.

                          Ravens coach John Harbaugh, though, reserves the right to change things when needed.

                          Smith, the oldest player on the team at age 36, returned a pair of punts for 32 yards in the Ravens 19-13 loss to the Denver Broncos last week.

                          That was enough for Harbaugh and special teams coach Jerry Rosburg to call him the best man for the job Sunday against the Oakland Raiders.

                          Why risk putting your top receiver and five-time Pro Bowler in jeopardy of taking a shot?

                          ''It's not a simple this or that,'' Harbaugh said Friday from the team's final workout at San Jose State. ''You want to give your team the best chance to win this game and moving forward, to field a good team.''

                          Smith is an experienced returner, getting his hands on 180 punts, the first 178 with the Carolina Panthers. He led the NFL with 55 returns in 2002. He's returned four for touchdowns, though none since 2003.

                          ''It's about what gives you the best chance to win this game,'' Harbaugh said. ''If we block for him, he'll make things happen.''

                          Smith will also be an important piece of the offense as one of their top deep threats. He's the active leader in 25-or-more-yard pass receptions with 129. He's gone over 1,000 receiving yards eight times.

                          ''We want to have our best football team, our best players and right now he's our best option,'' Rosburg said earlier in the week. ''His judgment shows, his experience shows, and his competitiveness shows. He's a competitor, he likes the ball in his hands. He's the best guy we have.''

                          He's not the only guy the Ravens can turn to returning punts either.

                          ''We do have choices,'' Harbaugh said. ''We believe in all our guys. The focus is on this game, and this is our best option.''

                          The Ravens opted to stay in the Bay Area this week instead of returning to Baltimore for practice.

                          ''The wisdom is in the results,'' he said. ''If we take care of business, it was a great move. We had a good, focused week of football. I was pleased that players spent a lot of time with each other, talking football and also having fun together.''

                          San Jose State's football team left for its game against Oregon State on Friday morning. There were no conflicts or overlapping on or off the field throughout the week.

                          ''San Jose State has been first class with the use of their facilities and the weight room,'' Harbaugh said.

                          NOTES:

                          WR Breshard Perriman (knee) and LT Eugene Monroe (concussion) were declared out for the game. ... DT Timmy Jernigan (knee) and RBs Lorenzo Taliaferro (knee) and Justin Forsett (shoulder) are listed as probable. ... CB Rashaan Melvin (thigh) is questionable.
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                          • Team Open Line Movements Current Moneyline Halftime Scores

                            1:00 PM EDT

                            261 HOUSTON TEXANS 41 39o21 / 40 / 40.5 41 +135
                            262 CAROLINA PANTHERS -3.5 -14 -3 EVEN / -3 -05 / -3 -20 -3 -155

                            HOU-QB-Ryan Mallett-Probable | HOU-RB-Arian Foster-OUT | TV: CBS, DTV: 706 | PARTLY CLOUDY, NORTH WIND 3-8. GAME TEMP 84, RH 47% HEAT INDEX 85

                            1:00 PM EDT

                            263 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 48.5 47 / 46.5 / 46 46.5 +355
                            264 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS -10.5 -14 -10 -05 / -10 EVEN / -9.5 -05 -9 -450

                            TV: FOX, DTV: 711 | Dome

                            1:00 PM EDT

                            265 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 44 45.5o14 / 46o14 / 45.5 46 +200
                            266 PITTSBURGH STEELERS -6.5 -5.5 -05 / -5.5 / -6 -5.5 -240

                            PIT-RB-Le'Veon Bell-OUT | TV: FOX, DTV: 713 | MOSTLY SUNNY, NORTH WIND 6-11. GAME TEMP 65, RH 48%

                            1:00 PM EDT

                            267 DETROIT LIONS 44 44 / 43.5 / 44.5 44 +125
                            268 MINNESOTA VIKINGS -3 EVEN -2.5 -14 / -2.5 -15 / -3 +05 -2.5 -15 -145

                            TV: FOX, DTV: 710 | MOSTLY SUNNY, SOUTH WIND 6-11. GAME TEMP 65, RH 52%

                            1:00 PM EDT

                            269 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS -1.5 44.5u14 / 44 / 44.5 45 -101
                            270 BUFFALO BILLS 46 -1 / -1.5 / -1 -15 -1 -119

                            BUF-RB-LeSean McCoy-Probable | TV: CBS, DTV: 705 | MOSTLY SUNNY, NORTHEAST WIND 5-10. GAME TEMP 62, RH 46%

                            1:00 PM EDT

                            271 ARIZONA CARDINALS -2 -1 -15 / -1 / -2 -16 -2 -130
                            272 CHICAGO BEARS 45 46 / 46u13 / 46 45.5 +110

                            CHI-WR-Alshon Jeffery-OUT | TV: FOX, DTV: 709 | SUNNY, NORTHEAST WIND 5-10. GAME TEMP 66, RH 54%

                            1:00 PM EDT

                            273 TENNESSEE TITANS 41.5 41o11 / 41 / 41.5 41 -105
                            274 CLEVELAND BROWNS -4 +1 / +1 -15 / PK -1 -05 -115

                            CLE-QB-Johnny Manziel-Probable | CLE-QB-Josh McCown-OUT | TV: CBS, DTV: 708 | MOSTLY SUNNY, NORTHEAST WIND 9-14. GAME TEMP 63, RH 55%

                            1:00 PM EDT

                            275 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 45.5 47.5 / 47.5u27 / 47 48 +160
                            276 CINCINNATI BENGALS -3.5 -3 -25 / -3 -20 / -3 -25 -3 -30 -180

                            TV: CBS, DTV: 707 | MOSTLY SUNNY, NORTHEAST WIND 9-14. GAME TEMP 68, RH 43%

                            1:00 PM EDT

                            277 ST. LOUIS RAMS -3 -19 -3 -20 / -3 -15 / -3 -30 -3 -25 -175
                            278 WASHINGTON REDSKINS 41.5 40.5 / 41 / 41.5 41 +155

                            WAS-WR-DeSean Jackson-OUT | TV: FOX, DTV: 714 | PARTLY CLOUDY, NORTH WIND 10-15. GAME TEMP 72, RH 44% HEAT INDEX 72

                            1:00 PM EDT

                            279 ATLANTA FALCONS 51o05 49 / 48.5u11 / 48.5 49 +110
                            280 NEW YORK GIANTS -2 -2 -05 / -2 -15 / -1.5 -15 -2 -130

                            ATL-WR-Julio Jones-Probable | TV: FOX, DTV: 712 | PARTLY CLOUDY, NORTH WIND 10-15. GAME TEMP 71, RH 43%

                            4:05 PM EDT

                            281 BALTIMORE RAVENS -6 -5.5 -08 / -5 / -4.5 -4.5 -15 -230
                            282 OAKLAND RAIDERS 43.5 42u11 / 42 / 42u21 41.5 +190

                            BAL-RB-Justin Forsett-Probable | OAK-QB-Derek Carr-Probable | TV: CBS, DTV: 716 | MOSTLY SUNNY, WEST WIND 4-9. GAME TEMP 83, RH 38% HEAT INDEX 82

                            4:05 PM EDT

                            283 MIAMI DOLPHINS -4 -6 -05 / -5.5 / -5.5 -05 -6 -05 -250
                            284 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 41.5 41 / 41.5 / 42.5 42 +210

                            JAC-TE-Julius Thomas-OUT | TV: CBS, DTV: 715 | MOSTLY SUNNY, NORTH WIND 4-9. GAME TEMP 88, RH 44% HEAT INDEX 90

                            4:25 PM EDT

                            285 DALLAS COWBOYS 55.5 55.5u11 / 55.5 / 55 54 +235
                            286 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES -5 -5 / -5.5 / -6.5 -6.5 -15 -300

                            DAL-WR-Dez Bryant-OUT | TV: FOX, DTV: 717 | MOSTLY FAIR, NORTH WIND 8-13. GAME TEMP 74, RH 42% HEAT INDEX 74

                            8:30 PM EDT

                            287 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS 48 48.5o11 / 49 / 49.5 49 +161
                            288 GREEN BAY PACKERS -3.5 -3.5 EVEN / -3 -20 / -3 -15 -3 -20 -181

                            GB-WR-Jordy Nelson-OUT | TV: NBC | FAIR, SOUTH WIND 3-8. GAME TEMP 64, RH 58%
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                            • NFL Consensus Picks

                              SIDES (ATS)

                              Time Away Line Picks Pct Home Line Picks Pct Detail Odds

                              1:00 PM Tampa Bay +8.5 1114 34.11% New Orleans -8.5 2152 65.89% View View

                              8:30 PM Seattle +3.5 1367 41.50% Green Bay -3.5 1927 58.50% View View

                              1:00 PM Atlanta +1.5 1312 41.82% N.Y. Giants -1.5 1825 58.18% View View

                              1:00 PM San Francisco +5.5 1431 44.22% Pittsburgh -5.5 1805 55.78% View View

                              1:00 PM Houston +3 1555 46.70% Carolina -3 1775 53.30% View View

                              1:00 PM San Diego +3.5 1575 48.31% Cincinnati -3.5 1685 51.69% View View

                              4:25 PM Dallas +6.5 1658 53.16% Philadelphia -6.5 1461 46.84% View View

                              1:00 PM New England +1.5 1959 55.91% Buffalo -1.5 1545 44.09% View View

                              1:00 PM Detroit +2.5 2052 63.73% Minnesota -2.5 1168 36.27% View View

                              1:00 PM Arizona -1 2243 65.11% Chicago +1 1202 34.89% View View

                              1:00 PM Tennessee -1 2394 68.24% Cleveland +1 1114 31.76% View View

                              1:00 PM St. Louis -3 2538 73.46% Washington +3 917 26.54% View View

                              4:05 PM Baltimore -4 2115 74.68% Oakland +4 717 25.32% View View

                              4:05 PM Miami -6 2489 74.97% Jacksonville +6 831 25.03% View View


                              TOTALS (OVER/UNDER)

                              Time Away Total Over Pct Home Total Under Pct Detail Odds

                              4:05 PM Miami 42.5 788 38.59% Jacksonville 42.5 1254 61.41% View View

                              1:00 PM Houston 41 903 40.95% Carolina 41 1302 59.05% View View

                              4:05 PM Baltimore 41.5 772 44.24% Oakland 41.5 973 55.76% View View

                              1:00 PM St. Louis 41.5 987 46.62% Washington 41.5 1130 53.38% View View

                              1:00 PM San Francisco 46 1034 49.83% Pittsburgh 46 1041 50.17% View View

                              1:00 PM Arizona 45.5 1075 51.39% Chicago 45.5 1017 48.61% View View

                              1:00 PM Tennessee 41 1115 53.32% Cleveland 41 976 46.68% View View

                              8:30 PM Seattle 48.5 1160 55.03% Green Bay 48.5 948 44.97% View View

                              1:00 PM New England 45 1266 57.18% Buffalo 45 948 42.82% View View

                              4:25 PM Dallas 54.5 1171 57.51% Philadelphia 54.5 865 42.49% View View

                              1:00 PM Atlanta 49.5 1192 58.00% N.Y. Giants 49.5 863 42.00% View View

                              1:00 PM Detroit 44 1294 63.84% Minnesota 44 733 36.16% View View

                              1:00 PM San Diego 47.5 1403 64.62% Cincinnati 47.5 768 35.38% View View

                              1:00 PM Tampa Bay 46.5 1544 68.05% New Orleans 46.5 725 31.95% View View
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                              • SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20

                                Game Score Status Pick Amount

                                Houston - 1:00 PM ET Carolina -3 500 *****
                                Carolina - Under 41 500 TRIPLE PLAY

                                San Francisco - 1:00 PM ET Pittsburgh -6 500 TRIPLE PLAY
                                Pittsburgh - Over 46 500

                                Tampa Bay - 1:00 PM ET Tampa Bay +9.5 500
                                New Orleans - Over 46.5 500

                                Detroit - 1:00 PM ET Minnesota -2.5 500
                                Minnesota - Over 44 500

                                Arizona - 1:00 PM ET Arizona -1 500 DOUBLE PLAY
                                Chicago - Under 45.5 500

                                New England - 1:00 PM ET Buffalo -1.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY
                                Buffalo - Over 45 500 *****

                                San Diego - 1:00 PM ET San Diego +3.5 500 TRIPLE PLAY
                                Cincinnati - Over 47.5 500 TRIPLE PLAY

                                Tennessee - 1:00 PM ET Cleveland +1 500 BLOW OUT
                                Cleveland - Under 41 500

                                Atlanta - 1:00 PM ET Atlanta +2.5 500
                                N.Y. Giants - Over 48.5 500

                                St. Louis - 1:00 PM ET St. Louis -3 500 TRIPLE PLAY
                                Washington - Under 41.5 500 TRIPLE PLAY



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