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  • #46
    NFL
    Armadillo's Write-Up

    Week7

    Sunday's games
    Bills (3-3) vs Jaguars (1-5) (@ London)-- This is third year in row Jaguars played a home game in London; they lost 42-10/31-17 here last two years. Buffalo won every other week so far; they gave up 14 or less points in all three wins, 24+ in all three losses, but struggled with Manuel at QB LW, in place of injured Taylor. Underdogs covered four of their five games that had a favorite. Bills are 7-6 in series, winning last two games by 16-7; Bills are 4-2 in last six visits here, winning 27-20 in last visit here, in '13. Jaguars lost their last four games; they are 4-7-1 in last 12 games as road underdog, allowing 35 ppg this year in road losses by 34-3-7 points- they allowed a defensive TD in last two games and three of six.

    Browns (2-4) @ Rams (2-3)-- Cleveland's last three games were all decided by 3 points on last play of game, with Browns losing twice; they're 10-3 as underdogs with Pettine, 7-2-1 on road- they allowed 30+ points in all three road games so far. St Louis scored 24-34 in its two wins, 10 or less in three losses; Rams' two wins this year are by total of five points- they're 6-2 vs spread in last eight post-bye games- they were dogs in seven of them (1-0 as F); they're 5-6 as home favorites under Fisher (0-0 in '15). NFC North teams are 10-5-1 vs spread outside their division; NFC West teams are 7-9, 4-4 as favorites. Rams won three of four series games, with Browns splitting pair here, with last visit to Golden Arch in 2007.

    Steelers (4-2) @ Chiefs (1-5)-- KC lost RB Charles, has QB who can't stretch field; they've lost last five games, 17-10 points in last two games- they're 0-2 at home, blowing both in last minute. Pitt won its last two games, scoring 24-25 points using backup QBs in both games; Jones gave offense balance LW in 25-13 win over Arizona (8-12/168 thru air)- they scored last five times (two TDs, three FGs) they had ball. Since '07, Steelers are 14-23-1 as road favorites, 1-0 this year. KC scored total of 34 points in losing last three series games; they kicked three FGs on four red zone drives in 20-12 loss at Heinz Field LY. Last four Pittsburgh games stayed under total. Since 2010, Chiefs are 10-5 vs spread as a home dog.

    Texans (2-4) @ Dolphins (2-3)-- Miami got interim coach Campbell off to good start LW in Nashville, running ball for 180 yards after averaging 79.3 in first four games- defense had six sacks, four takeaways vs rookie QB. Dolphins lost last seven games vs Houston, with four of seven losses by 3 or less points. Texans won last three visits here by 1-7-10; they were +3 in turnovers last week, after being -8 in first five games. Miami lost its only home game 41-14 to Buffalo; since '07, they're 10-25 as home favorite. Since 2010, Houston is 10-13-1 as road underdog (1-2 this year). AFC South teams are 1-6 vs spread on road vs non-divisional foes. Last three Houston games, three of last four Miami games went over.

    Jets (4-1) @ Patriots (5-0)-- NE won seven of last eight series games; five of last six were decided by 3 or less points; Jets lost last four visits here by 9-3-3-2 points. Three of five Patriot TD drives in LY's games were less than 50 yards; Jets were 14-29 on third down in the two games. Gang Green is 8-11-2 in last 21 games as road dog, but since '07, Jets are 12-5 as a divisional road dog. Last eight years, Patriots are 11-13 as home favorite vs AFC East foes. NE outscored last three opponents 62-23 in second half. Jets ran ball for 221-207 yards last two games. NFL-wide, divisional home favorites are 4-14 vs spread, 0-8 in AFC. Three of last four Jet games stayed under; three of last four Patriot games went over.

    Vikings (3-2) @ Lions (1-5)-- Minnesota is 3-0 at home, 0-2 on road; they ran ball for 199 yards in 26-16 (-2.5) home win over Lions back in Week 2 (Detroit dropped back to pass 54 times, ran it 16). Vikings lost four of last five visits here, losing by 7-6-10-2. Lions got first win last week, in OT vs Bears; they allowed 76 points last two games, have given up 7.3+ ypa in each of last five games. Detroit is 1-4-1 in last six games as home underdog; Minnesota is 0-3 as road favorite the last 4+ years, 5-10 in NFC North road games last five seasons. Vikings are 14-6 in last 20 games where spread was 3 or less points; Lions are 3-9 in last 12 such games. Minnesota lost eight of last nine road games, with only win in OT at Tampa Bay last October.

    Falcons (5-1) @ Titans (2-4)-- Atlanta trailed in 4th quarter in four of its five wins; its not like they've been dominant during 5-1 start. This is Falcons' second outdoor game, first on natural grass this season- they're 7-8-1 in last 16 games as road fave. Tennessee is playing 4th home game in row with a bye in between; they haven't been on road since Week 2, losing last four games, scoring 13-10 in last two games (two TDs on 21 drives). Titans are 2-7-1 in last ten games as a home dog. Four of five Titan games, three of last four Atlanta games went over total. NFC South non-divisional favorites are 7-2 vs spread, 3-0 on road. AFC South teams are 4-9 outside division, 2-1 if a home dog. Titans won five of last six in this series; Falcons' only win at Oilers/titans came in Houston, in 1981

    Buccaneers (2-3) @ Redskins (2-4)-- Tampa scored 26-38 points in its two wins, 15.3 in its three losses- they averaged 8+ ypa in both wins. Washington has injury problems on OL; they won last two home games- since '07, they're 10-19-1 as home favorite- this will be first time this year they're favored. Bucs lost three of last four post-bye games, but are 6-2 vs spread in last eight tries as post-bye underdog. Tampa is 6-4 as road dogs under Smith, splitting pair of road games this year. Bucs won four of last six series games; eight of last nine in series were decided by 7 or less points. NFC East teams are 4-8 vs sprea dout of division, 1-3 if favored; NFC South teams are 2-3 as road underdogs. Under is 3-0 in Washington home games this season.

    Saints (2-4) @ Colts (3-3)-- Last three times Indy lost to Patriots in regular season, they covered spread next week. NO is 0-3 on road, allowing 32.3 ppg; all three games got over total. Last 8+ years, Saints are 9-16-2 as road dogs (1-2 in '15). Indy won three of last four games but lost two of three at home; they're 10-8-1 in last 19 games as home favorite, 0-2 so far this year. Saints had extra time to prep after upsetting Falcons last week; they won seven of last nine series games, winning 62-7 at home in '11; previous meeting was 31-17 NO win in Super Bowl two years before. Saints scored 26-31 points in their wins, 19.3 in losses. Three of last four Indy games went over. Colts may only be 3-3, but they're atop AFC South, which is the most important thing.

    Raiders (2-3) @ Chargers (2-4)-- Oakland is 1-11 SU in last 12 post-bye games, but 3-0 vs spread in last three, all of which were decided by 3 points; Raiders lost seven of last eight vs San Diego, losing last three visits here by 3-13-7 points. Last four Oakland games were decided by 7 or less points; since '11, they're 18-14 as road dogs, but 1-5 in last six AFC West road games. San Diego allowed 27.3 ppg in splitting last four games; they're 2-7 in last nine games as a divisional home favorite. Divisional home favorites are 4-14 vs spread NFL-wide this season. Chrgers allowed average of 145.4 rushing ypg over last five weeks; average second half total in a San Diego game this season is 27.7. Oakland's last two losses were by a total of eight points.

    Cowboys (2-3) @ NJ Giants (3-3)-- Journeyman QB Cassel (34-38 as NFL starter, 0-0 as college starter) gets nod here in place of Weeden-- Cowboys lost his three starts, by 11-6-24 points. Dallas won last five games vs Giants with an average total of 49; they edged Big Blue 27-26 (-6.5) in Week 1, rallying from double digit deficit in 4th quarter, but that was with Romo at QB. Pokes won last four visits here by 13-7-3-3 points, covered last five as a post-bye underdog. Giants are 2-1 at home; they're 11-6 as home favorite (1-2 this year). Since '09, Dallas is 19-9 as road underdog (1-1 in '15); they won SU at Philly, lost in OT at Superdome in only '15 road games. Three of last four Cowboy games stayed under total.

    Eagles (3-3) @ Panthers (5-0)-- Carolina stayed unbeaten with win at Seattle LW; they're 2-0 at home, winning 24-17/27-22- they were -2 in turnovers LW, after being +8 first four games. Panthers are 8-3-2 in last 13 games as home favorite. Eagles won three of last four after an 0-2 start; last 8+ years, they're 21-10 as road underdogs. Philly won four of last five series games; three of four Ws were by 22+ points; they led Panthers 31-7 at half LY in 45-21 (-6) Monday nite win, scoring on both defense/punt return, with a +5 TO ratio. Eagles were outscored 39-3 in first half of their losses; they have 41-21 edge in their wins. Carolina ran ball for 139.5 ypg in last four games; Eagles held three of last four opponents under 100 rushing yards.

    Monday's game
    Ravens (1-5) @ Cardinals (4-2)-- All six Baltimore games were decided by 6 or less points; Ravens haven't forced turnover in last three games- they've scored 10+ points in 2nd half of all six games (outscored 81-50 in 1st half). Arizona was -3 in turnovers in both losses; they're 9-3-1 as home fave under Arians, 2-1 this year. Ravens are 5-9-1 in last 15 tilts as a road dog; they won last four series games; three of last five series games were decided by 3 points- this is their first visit here since '03, before Arizona was good. This is fourth time in six weeks Ravens are playing west of Rockies. Four of last five Raven games, five of six Arizona games went over total. AFC North teams are 10-5-1 vs spread out of its division; NFC West non-divisional favorites are 4-4.
    Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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    • #47
      NFL's biggest betting mismatches: Week 7

      The last time the Eagles faced Cam Newton, he was pretty much playing on one foot. The Panthers' dual-threat QB looks to exploit the Philly defense on Sunday Night Football.

      Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Washington Redskins (-3.5, 44)

      Buccaneers’ slow starts vs. Redskins’ first-quarter defense

      Having a rookie quarterback under center has its challenges. That’s something the Bucs have learned in the first chunk of NFL schedule.

      That learning curve for Jameis Winston has been especially steep in the first quarter of games, with Tampa Bay failing to score a single touchdown in the opening 15 minutes all year. The Bucs are averaging only 1.8 points per first quarter – ranked fourth worst in the league.

      The Redskins defense has come out hitting in the opening frame. Washington not only ranks ninth in first-quarter defense – giving up just 3.2 points per first quarter – but tops the league in first-half defense as well, allowing opponents to post an average of just 5.8 points in the opening 30 minutes.

      This works well against Tampa Bay, which has actually been a much better second-quarter team, doing their bulk of the scoring in that frame (9.4 of total 22 ppg scored in second quarter).

      Daily fantasy watch: Buy - Washington D/ST, Fade – QB Jameis Winston


      Cleveland Browns at St. Louis Rams (-6, 41.5)

      Browns rushing defense vs. Rams’ RB Todd Gurley

      Cleveland has been bullied on the ground by opponents this season, giving up almost 150 rushing yards per game on an average of five yards per carry. So basically, run two times versus the Browns and you’ve got yourself a first down.

      Teams have gone for the throat when facing Cleveland’s soft stop unit, running the ball 44.69 percent of the time, including Denver’s depressing run game which turned out 152 yards on 32 runs in Week 6 after posting an average of only 77 rushing yards per game heading into that contest.

      Gurley set the league on fire in Weeks 4 and 5, rumbling for 146 yards against Arizona and 159 yards versus Green Bay, before enjoying a bye week last Sunday. That’s given the rookie runner time to sharpen his skill set while also rest his surgically repaired knee, which kept him out of action for the first two games and limited him in Week 3.

      Gurley is picking up 5.7 yards an attempt and, while he has yet to hit pay dirt, he faces a Browns defense that has been bowled over for six rushing scores this season – tied for fourth most. Cleveland has also been gashed for huge gains on the ground, watching 23 runs go for 10-plus yards, eight of which have gone 20 or more gains.

      Daily fantasy watch: Buy – RB Todd Gurley, Fade – Cleveland D/ST


      Oakland Raiders at San Diego Chargers (-3.5, 46.5)

      Raiders’ big secondary vs. Chargers’ reliance on towering targets

      Philip Rivers has been making it rain on opposing secondaries the past three weeks, averaging 396.3 yards through the air in that span including a monster 503-yard performance against the Packers last Sunday. A lot of that success has to do with his receivers making some tough catches in traffic, something the Bolts do well since they have one of the biggest receiving corps in the entire NFL.

      Wideouts Keenan Allen (6-foot-2), Stevie Johnson (6-foot-2), Malcolm Floyd (6-foot-5), Jacoby Jones (6-foot-4), and Dontrelle Inman (6-foot-3) along with tight ends Antonio Gates (6-foot-4) and Ladarius Green (6-foot-6) can bully defenders and win most battles based on size and strength.

      Oakland’s secondary doesn’t have much to be happy about this season, getting exploited for more than 299 passing yards per game – second most in the league. However, the Raiders have a bigger pass defense than most teams, especially when compared to the Bolts’ last three opponents – Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Green Bay.

      The Silver & Black line up well against San Diego’s taller receivers, and have the aggressiveness to match to girth. Corner D.J. Haden is the smallest member if the Oakland secondary at 5-foot-11, but the rest of the regular crew runs 6-foot-1 and above. You can add Neiron Ball (6-foot-3) to that list, as the fleet-footed linebacker was used to cover tight ends versus the Broncos. The last time the Raiders faced Rivers, they checked him to just 193 yards (22 for 34) and a single touchdown in a 13-6 loss last November.

      Daily fantasy watch: Buy - Raiders D/ST, Sell - WR Keenan Allen, TE Antonio Gates


      Philadelphia Eagles at Carolina Panthers (-3.5, 46)

      Eagles’ defending dual-threat QBs vs. Panthers’ QB Cam Newton

      The last time Philadelphia faced Cam Newton, the quarterback wasn’t in a good place. He was basically playing on one foot and nursing a list of injuries that would rival Samuel L. Jackson’s “Mr.Glass” in Unbreakable. Newton was held to six yards rushing on two attempts (while passing for 306 yards, two touchdowns and three INTs) and sacked nine times.

      You can take that boxscore and throw it in the trash, next to your copy of Unbreakable. Newton is healthy once again and mounting a one-man attack in Carolina, racking up 1,078 passing yards and 225 rushing yards with a combined 11 touchdowns on the year (8 passing, 3 rushing). Superman scrambled for 30 yards and a rushing TD versus Seattle last week and had 51 yards on the ground versus the Bucs the week before.

      The Eagles are focusing their fire on shutting down Newton’s legs but haven’t had much practice. Philadelphia hasn’t faced a weapon like Cam this season, taking on a who’s-who of molasses-like QBs through six games. They’re most recent taste of a semi-mobile passer was practicing against Tim Tebow during training camp.

      Going back to last season, Philadelphia has had a tough time containing (healthy) dual-threat quarterbacks. The Eagles allowed 48 yards and a touchdown to Seattle QB Russell Wilson in Week 14, 32 yards on three runs from Aaron Rodgers in Week 11, 30 yards on three carries from the Rams’ Austin Davis in Week 5, and 58 yards on seven runs from Colin Kaepernick in Week 4. Philadelphia was just 1-3 SU and ATS in those games.

      Daily fantasy watch: Buy - QB Cam Newton, Sell - Eagles D/ST
      Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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      • #48
        NFL

        Friday, October 23


        NFL injury report on Sunday's games

        ATLANTA FALCONS at TENNESSEE TITANS

        ATLANTA FALCONS

        --Probable: LB Justin Durant (elbow), WR Leonard Hankerson (ribs, hamstring), S William Moore (hand), C Mike Person (ankle), WR Eric Weems (knee), WR Roddy White (foot)

        TENNESSEE TITANS

        --Out: CB Perrish Cox (hamstring), WR Harry Douglas (ribs), QB Marcus Mariota (knee)

        --Questionable: S Michael Griffin (knee), DT Sammie Lee Hill (knee)

        --Probable: RB Dexter McCluster (illness), LB Avery Williamson (hamstring)

        BUFFALO BILLS at JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS

        BUFFALO BILLS

        --Out: WR Marquise Goodwin (ribs), WR Percy Harvin (not injury related), T Seantrel Henderson (concussion), G John Miller (not injury related), QB Tyrod Taylor (knee), WR Sammy Watkins (ankle), RB Karlos Williams (concussion), DT Kyle Williams (knee)

        --Questionable: WR Marcus Easley (shoulder)

        --Probable: CB Corey Graham (groin), RB LeSean McCoy (hamstring)

        JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS

        --Out: WR Marqise Lee (hamstring)

        --Doubtful: S James Sample (shoulder)

        --Questionable: TE Clay Harbor (abdomen), RB T.J. Yeldon (groin)

        --Probable: DE Chris Clemons (not injury related), S Johnathan Cyprien (calf), WR Allen Hurns (ankle, thigh), DT Sen'Derrick Marks (knee), T Jermey Parnell (shoulder), WR Allen Robinson (shin), TE Julius Thomas (chest, hand)

        CLEVELAND BROWNS at ST. LOUIS RAMS

        CLEVELAND BROWNS

        --Out: CB Joe Haden (concussion, finger), TE Rob Housler (hamstring)

        --Doubtful: S Tashaun Gipson (ankle)

        --Questionable: LB Tank Carder (shoulder), DE John Hughes (knee), WR Marlon Moore (hamstring), LB Craig Robertson (ankle), DT Danny Shelton (knee)

        --Probable: TE Gary Barnidge (ankle), QB Johnny Manziel (right elbow), LB Nate Orchard (groin)

        ST. LOUIS RAMS

        --Out: DE Chris Long (knee), LB Alec Ogletree (ankle)

        --Questionable: WR Tavon Austin (thigh), TE Lance Kendricks (hand), RB Tre Mason (ankle)

        --Probable: CB Janoris Jenkins (concussion), DE Robert Quinn (knee)

        DALLAS COWBOYS at NEW YORK GIANTS

        DALLAS COWBOYS

        --Doubtful: WR Dez Bryant (foot)

        --Questionable: TE James Hanna (ankle)

        --Probable: WR Brice Butler (hamstring), DE Randy Gregory (ankle), DE Greg Hardy (illness), DE David Irving (back), S Danny McCray (not injury related)

        NEW YORK GIANTS

        --Out: CB Prince Amukamara (pectoral), WR Victor Cruz (calf)

        --Questionable: WR Odell Beckham (hamstring), LB Jonathan Casillas (neck), CB Trumaine McBride (groin), CB Brandon McGee (back), LB Uani' Unga (neck)

        --Probable: DE Robert Ayers (hamstring), LB Jon Beason (knee), DT Johnathan Hankins (calf), LB Devon Kennard (hamstring), WR Rueben Randle (hamstring), CB Trevin Wade (concussion)

        HOUSTON TEXANS at MIAMI DOLPHINS

        HOUSTON TEXANS

        --Out: CB Kareem Jackson (ankle), LB Benardrick McKinney (concussion), WR Cecil Shorts (hamstring)

        --Questionable: G Brandon Brooks (toe), LB Jadeveon Clowney (ankle), S Quintin Demps (hamstring)

        --Probable: G Oday Aboushi (toe), RB Alfred Blue (toe), T Duane Brown (hand), LB Brian Cushing (ankle), LB Akeem Dent (hamstring), RB Arian Foster (groin), RB Jonathan Grimes (hamstring), S Andre Hal (shin), C Ben Jones (toe), T Derek Newton (knee, toe), LB Brian Peters (hamstring), RB Chris Polk (knee), WR Nate Washington (hamstring)

        MIAMI DOLPHINS

        --Doubtful: CB Brice McCain (knee)

        --Probable: T Branden Albert (hamstring), CB Zackary Bowman (not injury related), DT A.J. Francis (back), CB Brent Grimes (knee, ribs), S Reshad Jones (shoulder), QB Matt Moore (nose), DT Jordan Phillips (ankle), C Mike Pouncey (hip), WR Kenny Stills (back), DE Cameron Wake (hamstring)

        MINNESOTA VIKINGS at DETROIT LIONS

        MINNESOTA VIKINGS

        --Out: DT Sharrif Floyd (knee, ankle), DE Justin Trattou (foot)

        --Probable: RB Matt Asiata (rib), T T.J. Clemmings (knee), DE Everson Griffen (illness), WR Charles Johnson (rib), CB Captain Munnerlyn (thumb), CB Terence Newman (ankle), RB Adrian Peterson (finger), WR Jarius Wright (hand)

        DETROIT LIONS

        --Out: LB DeAndre Levy (hip), TE Brandon Pettigrew (knee, elbow)

        --Questionable: CB Josh Wilson (concussion)

        --Probable: RB Joique Bell (ankle), LB Josh Bynes (hip), TE Eric Ebron (knee), S James Ihedigbo (quadricep), WR Calvin Johnson (ankle), DE Jason Jones (neck), P Sam Martin (left knee), DT Haloti Ngata (calf), RB Theo Riddick (groin), WR Golden Tate (ankle), LB Tahir Whitehead (shoulder)

        NEW ORLEANS SAINTS at INDIANAPOLIS COLTS

        NEW ORLEANS SAINTS

        --Out: CB Keenan Lewis (hip, illness), T Andrus Peat (knee), CB Damian Swann (concussion)

        --Probable: T Terron Armstead (knee), S Jairus Byrd (knee), WR Marques Colston (shoulder), LB Dannell Ellerbe (hip), LB Ramon Humber (thigh), G Tim Lelito (shoulder), LB Michael Mauti (foot), P Thomas Morstead (right quadricep)

        INDIANAPOLIS COLTS

        --Out: S Mike Adams (hamstring)

        --Doubtful: S Clayton Geathers (knee)

        --Probable: LB Jerrell Freeman (groin), LB Nate Irving (knee)

        NEW YORK JETS at NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS

        NEW YORK JETS

        --Out: RB Bilal Powell (ankle)

        --Doubtful: S Jaiquawn Jarrett (knee)

        --Questionable: G Willie Colon (knee)

        --Probable: S Dion Bailey (elbow), LB Quinton Coples (elbow), WR Eric Decker (knee), QB Ryan Fitzpatrick (right elbow), DT Damon Harrison (finger), WR Brandon Marshall (calf), WR Chris Owusu (knee), CB Buster Skrine (concussion), CB Marcus Williams (hamstring)

        NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS

        --Out: T Marcus Cannon (toe), LB Rufus Johnson (illness), DE Jabaal Sheard (ankle)

        --Questionable: RB Brandon Bolden (hamstring), DE Trey Flowers (shoulder, knee), LB Dont'a Hightower (ribs), G Josh Kline (shoulder), RB Dion Lewis (abdomen), WR Keshawn Martin (hamstring), G Shaquille Mason (knee), WR Matt Slater (knee)

        OAKLAND RAIDERS at SAN DIEGO CHARGERS

        OAKLAND RAIDERS

        --Out: DT Denico Autry (concussion)

        --Doubtful: DT Justin Ellis (ankle)

        --Probable: RB Taiwan Jones (foot), RB Latavius Murray (shoulder), S Charles Woodson (shoulder, knee)

        SAN DIEGO CHARGERS

        --Out: CB Craig Mager (hamstring), S Eric Weddle (groin), LB Tourek Williams (foot)

        --Doubtful: LB Manti Te'o (ankle)

        --Questionable: WR Keenan Allen (hip), T King Dunlap (concussion), TE Antonio Gates (knee), RB Melvin Gordon (ankle), T Chris Hairston (ankle), WR Steve Johnson (hamstring), C Chris Watt (groin, concussion)

        PITTSBURGH STEELERS at KANSAS CITY CHIEFS

        PITTSBURGH STEELERS

        --Out: S Will Allen (ankle), DE Stephon Tuitt (knee), QB Michael Vick (hamstring)

        --Questionable: CB Cortez Allen (knee), QB Ben Roethlisberger (knee)

        --Probable: CB Antwon Blake (thumb), CB William Gay (not injury related), LB James Harrison (not injury related), LB Jarvis Jones (hip), LB Ryan Shazier (shoulder), TE Matt Spaeth (not injury related)

        KANSAS CITY CHIEFS

        --Out: DE Mike Devito (concussion)

        --Doubtful: LB Ramik Wilson (knee, ankle)

        --Questionable: LB Tamba Hali (knee), WR Jeremy Maclin (concussion), LB Joshua Mauga (groin, Achilles), DT Dontari Poe (ankle)

        --Probable: S Husain Abdullah (biceps), LB Justin Houston (elbow), TE Travis Kelce (facial laceration), K Cairo Santos (right foot), QB Alex Smith (right thumb)

        TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS at WASHINGTON REDSKINS

        TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS

        --Out: T Reid Fragel (concussion), DT Tony McDaniel (groin), TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins (shoulder)

        --Questionable: LB Bruce Carter (thigh), G Logan Mankins (groin), WR Russell Shepard (hamstring), C Evan Smith (ankle)

        --Probable: CB Johnthan Banks (knee), S Chris Conte (ankle), DE George Johnson (ribs), DT Gerald McCoy (shoulder), TE Luke Stocker (hip)

        WASHINGTON REDSKINS

        --Out: CB Chris Culliver (knee), CB DeAngelo Hall (toe), WR DeSean Jackson (hamstring), C Kory Lichtensteiger (neck)

        --Doubtful: RB Chris Thompson (back)

        --Questionable: DE Jason Hatcher (knee), DE Stephen Paea (back), TE Jordan Reed (concussion), LB Keenan Robinson (heel), T Trent Williams (concussion)

        --Probable: CB Bashaud Breeland (knee), RB Matt Jones (toe), T Ty Nsekhe (foot), WR Andre Roberts (thumb), S Trenton Robinson (ankle)

        PHILADELPHIA EAGLES at CAROLINA PANTHERS on Sunday night

        PHILADELPHIA EAGLES

        --Out: WR Nelson Agholor (ankle), LB Kiko Alonso (knee)

        --Questionable: DE Brandon Bair (groin), WR Riley Cooper (knee), LB Mychal Kendricks (hamstring), LB DeMeco Ryans (hamstring)

        --Probable: WR Josh Huff (knee)

        CAROLINA PANTHERS

        --Out: TE Richie Brockel (hamstring), DT Dwan Edwards (ankle), LB Shaq Thompson (knee), T Daryl Williams (knee)

        --Probable: DE Jared Allen (back), LB A.J. Klein (concussion), CB Teddy Williams (concussion)
        Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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        • #49
          Total Talk - Week 7
          October 24, 2015



          This year’s total market has had some great back and forth results but that changed last week as the ‘over’ went 9-5 in Week 6 and a couple of those winning ‘over’ tickets were helped with second-half surges – again! Total bettors playing the ‘over’ in the second-half of the 11 games on Sunday profited to a 9-3 (75%) record.

          The ‘over’ is now 20-8 (71%) in second-half wagers the last two weeks and knowing that many like to chase bets, I’m happy to see you cashing. For the individuals who have on the other side, I can only tell you that things usually balance out or at least you hope they do.

          After six weeks, the ‘over’ has gone 47-43-1 (52%) this season.

          International Action

          The NFL heads back to London this weekend as the Bills and Jaguars square off in an early matchup (9:30 a.m. ET) from Wembley Stadium.

          NFL INTERNATIONAL SERIES HISTORY (2007-2015)
          Year Matchup Total Result


          2007 New York Giants 13 Miami 10 Under 48
          2008 New Orleans 37 San Diego 32 Over 45.5
          2009 New England 35 Tampa Bay 7 Under 45
          2010 San Francisco 24 Denver 16 Under 41.5
          2011 Chicago 24 Tampa Bay 18 Under 44
          2012 New England 45 St. Louis 7 Over 46
          2013 Minnesota 34 Pittsburgh 27 Over 41
          2013 San Francisco 42 Jacksonville 10 Over 41
          2014 Miami Dolphins 38 Oakland Raiders 14 Over 41.5
          2014 Detroit Lions 22 Atlanta Falcons 21 Under 45
          2014 Dallas Cowboys 31 vs. Jacksonville Jaguars 17 Over 45
          2015 N.Y. Jets 27 Miami Dolphins 14 Under 42.5

          Looking above, you can see that the first 12 NFL regular season games played in London have been a stalemate (6-6) for total bettors. However, we should note that these extra early starts have produced low-scoring affairs and this will be the third game played at this time.

          The ‘under’ is 2-0 in this time slot and the last game played at this venue this season in Week 9 will also be played early in the morning (Lions-Chiefs).

          For this week’s matchup, the Jaguars have seen the ‘over’ go 4-2 and the defense has looked very suspect. Buffalo has key injuries on offense and surprisingly the defense has played much better on the road (13.5 PPG) than at home (28 PPG) this season.

          Make a note that Jacksonville has played in London twice since this series began and they’ve been outscored 42-10 and 31-17. The Bills will be making their first trip across the pond.

          Divisional Battles

          Four divisional games scheduled for Sunday and two of these matchups will be completing their season series. I sometimes lean to a “vice-versa” angle in the second encounter especially if the first outcome was a very low-scoring affair or conversely or a shootout. Make a note that neither game on Sunday presents that opportunity.

          N.Y. Jets at New England:

          The ‘over’ has gone 8-2 the last 10 meetings but is 2-2 the last two seasons. The last four games were decided by a combined nine points and the Patriots have looked both explosive and sluggish during this span. New England is averaging a league-best 36.6 points per game and 39.5 PPG at home, which has helped the ‘over’ go 3-2. Knowing that Tom Brady and the Patriots have seen the ‘over’ go 21-9 in their last 30 AFC East matchups, it could be hard to play the ‘under’ in this spot. However, this total does look a tad inflated at 48.

          Minnesota at Detroit:

          The ‘under’ is on a 4-0 run in this series, which includes the Vikings 26-16 (44) in Week 2 at home. Minnesota is the only team to see the ‘under’ cash in all five games, which is attributed to its stout defense (16.6 PPG) and marginal offense (19.2 PPG). Detroit exploded for 37 points last week, which was the highest scoring effort since head coach Jim Caldwell arrived.

          Oakland at San Diego:

          The ‘under’ is 3-1 in the last four meetings and the Raiders have scored just 19 points in their last two trips down the coast. San Diego is 4-2 to the ‘under’ this season but its averaging 27 PPG at home, opposed to 17.7 PPG on the road.

          Quick turnaround for this pair as they met in Week 1 with the Cowboys stealing a 27-26 home win over the Giants. The ‘over’ (52) cashed and was lucky to do so. The total is four points lower for the rematch and QB Tony Romo is still ‘out’ and the ‘Boys are giving Matt Cassel a shot. He started three games for the Vikings last season and went 1-2 while the team averaged 16.6 PPG.

          Non-Conference Affairs

          I’m going to keep noting this angle as long as the results continue. Last week, the ‘under’ went 3-2 in the AFC-NFC matchups and it could’ve easily gone 5-0 if it wasn’t for late surges in the Redskins-Jets and Ravens-49ers matchups. Through six weeks, the ‘under’ is 16-9 (64%) in the 25 non-conference games played this season.

          Week 7 has four AFC-NFC matchups on tap:
          Cleveland at St. Louis
          Atlanta at Tennessee
          New Orleans at Indianapolis

          Baltimore at Arizona

          Under the Lights


          Including the easy ‘under’ winners on Thursday between the Seahawks and 49ers, the ‘under’ is now gone 13-6 (68%) in primetime games this season and those following this column should be aware that the ‘under’ is 6-1 (86%) in MNF games.

          Philadelphia at Carolina:

          The Eagles were a great ‘over’ bet in the first two seasons under head coach Chip Kelly but that trend has dome a complete 180 this season with the ‘under’ going 5-1 and it could be 6-0. Philadelphia has scored 24 and 39 in two games versus NFC South clubs this season. The Panthers have seen the ‘over’ cash in three straight while averaging 30.3 PPG. The last four in this series have gone ‘over’ the number, including Philadelphia’s 45-21 home win over Carolina last season. This total opened 47 and has dropped to 45 ½ at most shops.

          Baltimore at Arizona:

          Even though the ‘under’ has been a solid MNF investment this season, this week’s matchup has potential to be a shootout and the oddsmakers have posted a total of 48 ½. The Ravens defense is allowing 27 PPG and it could be worse if their opponents converted 17 FGs into TDs. Arizona’s offense was cooled off last week but that wasn’t that surprising considering it was their second straight road game and on the East Coast. The Cardinals are 5-1 to the ‘over’ this season and the offense has posted 33.3 PPG at home. I expect Arizona to come close to that number again and one thing that you’ve noticed about Baltimore is its competiveness in losses. Make a note that the Ravens have seen the ‘over’ go 8-1-1 in their last 10 road games against NFC opponents, which included last week’s ticket versus the 49ers.

          Fearless Predictions

          Bettors playing ‘under’ tickets last week didn’t fare well and that was the case with my selections. The Redskins late special teams touchdown cost us not one but two wagers, which produced our second straight losing week ($220). After six weeks, the bankroll is down ($250) but plenty of opportunities on tap for Week 7. As always, Press, Pass or Fade but in the end – Good Luck!

          Best Over: New Orleans-Indianapolis 52 (Hopefully I don’t jinx the TNF system)

          Best Under: Dallas-N.Y. Giants 46

          Best Team Total: Under 24 ½ Miami

          Three-Team Total Teaser (9-Point, +100)
          Under 52 Tampa Bay-Washington
          Under 52 Pittsburgh-Kansas City
          Over 40 Baltimore-Arizona
          Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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          • #50
            Gridiron Angles - Week 7
            October 23, 2015



            NFL PLAY ON ATS TREND:

            -- The Cowboys are 11-0 ATS (11.9 ppg) since 2000 on the road as a dog vs an opponent that allows a completion rate of more than 65 percent.

            NFL PLAY AGAINST TREND:

            -- The Lions are 0-12 ATS (-5.4 ppg) since November 24, 2011 after a game where they allowed at least seven points more than expected.

            TOP NFL PLAYER TREND:

            -- The Dolphins are 0-7 ATS (-14.0 ppg) since December 2014 coming off a game where Ryan Tannehill completed at least 60% of his passes.

            NFL O/U UNDER TREND:

            -- The Colts are 0-11 OU (-12.1 ppg) since 2006 as a favorite after a loss as an underdog where they allowed more points than expected.

            NFL O/U OVER TREND:

            -- The Patriots are 11-0 OU (6.3 ppg) since December 2010 at home after throwing for at least 300 yards as a road favorite.

            NFL BIBLE ACTIVE TREND:

            -- The Patriots are 16-0 OU when hosting a team that has averaged more than 6 rushing first downs per game.
            Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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            • #51
              Vegas Money Moves - Week 7
              October 23, 2015


              Perhaps the most interesting game of the week is Sunday night when Philadelphia plays at Carolina (-3) where there's a couple of questions bettors have to answer before going to the bet window. Are the Eagles really back to being who we thought they were and are the Panthers really as good as they're showing?

              The Eagles have won its last two games despite quarterback Sam Bradford throwing five interceptions. Does that mean they're resilient, or does that mean they just played bad teams and got lucky? Can we really call two solid performances against the suspect Saints and Giants a true fix of the issues that plagued them in bad losses to the Falcons, Cowboys and Redskins?

              Carolina (5-0) is one of five undefeated teams left in the NFL and have exceeded its rating by covering four of the five games, including a huge come from behind 27-23 win at Seattle last week. Are they overachieving or has QB Cam Newton finally come of age and ready to take his team rating into the upper-echelon of the league?

              Las Vegas oddsmaker Kenny White doesn't think so, at least not yet. "They may be 5-0, but I still have about 13 teams rated higher than them, including the Eagles who I have almost 4 points better."

              If White's rating assessment is correct, then the Eagles should actually be favored in this one. But that's where the public perception comes into play that sometimes trumps actual ratings.

              Last week the Westgate Las Vegas Superbook had the Panthers as 2 ½-point favorites for this game in their Week 7 Early lines, which shows they thought Philadelphia to be a half-point better at that juncture before Carolina's upset win at Seattle as a seven-point road underdog. That goes a long way in the public's mind, and so far through Friday, they're firing away on the Panthers this week, which makes -3 the correct number no matter what any rating shows.

              However, when this thing hits +3.5, that'll be a different story. Maybe not with the public in parlay action, but it'll definitely get the sharps' attention. The only book at 3-flat is the South Point. Everyone else in town has some variation of -3 with money attached (-115, -120).

              Top Public Teams of Week 7: Bills, Rams, Dolphins, Falcons, Chargers, Panthers, Cardinals

              Monday night risk on Arizona is going to be rough if those first six games go to the players. "We're already at 20-to-1 ticket count ratio on the Cardinals side," said MGM Resorts VP of race and sports Jay Rood.

              Top Sharp Plays of Week 7: Rams, Jets, Cowboys

              "They (sharps) came in really hard on the Jets on Thursday," said Rood, who on Friday morning was busy doing PBR Finals rodeo odds. MGM books are the only books offering odds on the event being held in town.

              Rood said he took heavy action on the Lions at +3, while over at the CG Technology books, vice-president of risk management Jason Simbal was seeing the opposite. "It's been all Vikings action so far, about 97 percent," he said. "The bulk of that action came from two very large wagers on Minnesota."

              Here's a look at the Westgate SuperBook's Early Week 7 NFL lines that were posted 10 days ago compared to where they are Friday afternoon. The movement is a combination of rating adjustments based on what happened in Week 6, market adjustments and actual wagers to push the numbers.

              It's a great tool to see how big one week of action can be to the number.

              Week 7 Comparisons

              Buffalo vs Jacksonville:

              Was off board due the BUF QB situation (Taylor OUT); BUF was as high as -6, but when news of Taylor being OUT hit Thursday the Westgate dropped to -4. On Friday morning, they moved up to -4.5. Have fun with this one London.

              Cleveland at St. Louis:

              Opened Rams -4.5 and re-opened that way on Sunday night and has slowly walked up through the dead numbers of -5 and -5.5 through -6 and now sits -6.5.

              Fun fact: The Rams have failed to cover its last four as the favorite.

              Pittsburgh at Kansas City:

              Was off board due to PITT QB situation (Roethlisberger??) and was finally posted at -1.5 Friday morning with third-string QB Landry Jones expected to start.

              Fun fact: The Steelers have gone 9-1-1 ATS in its past 11 games with three different QBs throwing two TDs or more over that span. The Chiefs have failed to cover its past five games. When the public see's those ATS stat on the back of every sports book stat sheet, parlay betting will all be on the Steelers whether Jones starts, Mark Malone or Charlie Batch.

              Houston at Miami:

              Opened Dolphins -1.5 and then re-opened -3.5 Sunday night, a change just because Miami finally showed some life in Week 6. By Tuesday it moved to -4 and then -4.5 on Thursday.

              N.Y. Jets at New England:

              Opened Patriots -9.5, but sharp NYJ money showed on Monday pushing it to -9 and then more NYJ on Thursday afternoon pushed it down to -8.

              Fun fact: The best trend in this series has been the OVER going 9-2-1 in the past 12 meetings. The posted total of 48 is the series' highest in three seasons.

              Minnesota at Detroit:

              Opened Vikings -3, and was re-opened Sunday night at -2.5 (-120). On Friday morning Detroit money showed and Minnesota is now a 1.5-point road favorite. The Vikings have failed to cover its past four games as road favorites, including season opener at San Francisco.

              Atlanta at Tennessee:

              Falcons opened -3, and was re-opened -3 (-120) on Sunday night, which then began to rise to -3.5. With Tennessee rookie QB Marcus Mariota ‘doubtful’ an adjustment was made to -4.5 and then soon after -5 on Thursday. Friday morning Atlanta was moved to -5.5 and then up to -6 with Zach Mettenberger expected to start at QB after practicing all week. Kenny White says "there is no difference to the number and Mettenberger might actually be a half point better just because of experience."

              Tampa Bay at Washington:

              Redskins opened -5, and then was re-opened Sunday night at -4 and Tampa Bay money pushed it down to -3.5. On Tuesday, more T-Bay money showed dropping it to -3 (-120). There is plenty of -3.5 (EV) or -3 (-120) numbers spreads across town giving bettors a choice for best number. The South Point deals only flat numbers and currently has Washington -3.5.

              Fun fact: The Bucs have gone 0-7 ATS the past seven Week 7 games.

              New Orleans at Indianapolis:

              The Colts opened -6.5, and was re-opened at to -4 prior to the SNF game versus the Patriots. When readjusted, Indianapolis was -5.5 and New Orleans money quickly pushed it down to -4.5. By Thursday, Indy was -4.

              Oakland at San Diego:

              Opened Chargers -4.5, and was re-opened Sunday night at -4. On Friday morning Oakland money pushed the game to -3.5. Every other book in town is using -4.

              Fun fact: The Chargers have failed to cover it past six games against AFC West teams.

              Dallas at NY Giants:

              Opened Giants -5.5, and was re-opened to -5 on Sunday night. Dallas money pushed it to -4.5 prior to the Giants MNF loss at the Eagles. On Tuesday, it was re-opened at -5 and Dallas money quickly pushed it to -4.5 and then -4 and then -3.5 where it still sits. MGM books are using -3.5 (EV). CG Tech books says DAL is one of their biggest risks from sharp play.

              Philadelphia at Carolina:

              Opened the Panthers -2.5, and was re-opened -3 (EV) on Sunday night. Philadelphia was briefly pushed to +3 (-120) prior to MNF game versus the Giants. Since Tuesday, it's been a steady -3 (-120). The South Point is only the only book dealing a flat -3.

              Baltimore at Arizona:

              Opened Cardinals -7, and re-opened the same on Sunday night before quickly rising to -7.5. On Wednesday, the move to -8 happened and soon after -8.5. The Westgate opened Thursday with Arizona -9 and finally got some Baltimore takers after seven hours pushing the game back to -8. Most books in town are using -8.5 with Coast Resorts being the highest at -9. Because of the popularity of the Cardinals, this is going to be a huge game for the books after all the Sunday games are posted and all that parlay risk carries over.

              Fun fact: The Cardinals have failed to cover its past five MNF games.
              Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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              • #52
                SuperContest Picks - Week 7
                October 24, 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

                Through six weeks of the season, the Top 5 Consensus Picks have gone 18-10-2 (64%) in the SuperContest.

                Week 7

                1) N.Y. Jets (854)

                2) Atlanta (779)

                3) St. Louis (571)

                4) Carolina (470)

                5) Detroit (431)


                SUPERCONTEST WEEK 7 MATCHUPS & ODDS

                Away Team Selections Home Team Selections

                Seattle (-6.5) 111 San Francisco (+6.5) 102

                Buffalo (-5.5) 163 Jacksonville (+5.5) 304

                Cleveland (+5.5) 168 St. Louis (-5.5) 571

                Pittsburgh (+1.5) 339 Kansas City (-1.5) 326

                Houston (+4) 175 Miami (-4) 372

                N.Y. Jets (+9) 854 New England (-9) 100

                Minnesota (-2.5) 262 Detroit (+2.5) 431

                Atlanta (-4.5) 779 Tennessee (+4.5) 122

                Tampa Bay (+3) 180 Washington (-3) 304

                New Orleans (+4.5) 165 Indianapolis (-4.5) 369

                Oakland (+4) 332 San Diego (-4) 289

                Dallas (+3.5) 262 N.Y. Giants (-3.5) 220

                Philadelphia (+3) 274 Carolina (-3) 470

                Baltimore (+7.5) 123 Arizona (-7.5) 393
                Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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                • #53
                  Week 7 Tip Sheet
                  October 24, 2015



                  Steelers at Chiefs (-2 ½, 43) – 1:00 PM EST

                  Pittsburgh continues to win in spite of Ben Roethlisberger being sidelined for the past month. The Steelers improved to 4-2 after rallying for the second straight week, knocking off the Cardinals, 25-13 to cash as 4 ½-point home underdogs. Landry Jones took over for an injured Michael Vick as the former Oklahoma standout threw a pair of touchdown passes to Martavis Bryant to give Pittsburgh its third win against the NFC West. Jones will start at quarterback on Sunday, as the Steelers own an impressive 4-1-1 ATS record as an underdog this season.

                  The Chiefs can’t get out of their own way, dropping five straight games since an opening week win at Houston. Kansas City scored a season-low 10 points in a six-point defeat at Minnesota last Sunday, as Andy Reid’s team hasn’t covered one time in the past five losses. In both losses at Arrowhead Stadium, the Chiefs led late in the fourth quarter against the Broncos and Bears as a favorite, but blew both games, as Kansas City is trying to avoid its first 0-3 start at home since 2012.

                  Jets at Patriots (-7 ½, 48) – 1:00 PM EST

                  New York is the most popular pick in the Westgate’s NFL Supercontest this week, as the Jets look to tie the Patriots for first place in the AFC East with a victory. The Jets have flown to a 4-1 record, equaling last season’s win total already before Halloween. Last Sunday, New York routed Washington, 34-20 to pick up their fourth victory by double-digits, while outgaining the Redskins by 249 yards. Since 2011, the Jets have struggled on the front-end of consecutive road games (heading to Oakland next week), owning a 1-7 SU/ATS record in this situation the last eight opportunities.

                  The Patriots remained unbeaten following a 34-27 triumph at Indianapolis last Sunday night, but the Colts covered as eight-point underdogs thanks to a late touchdown. New England has topped the 28-point mark in all five victories, while cashing the ‘over’ in three of the last four games. The Jets have struggled with the Patriots, losing seven of the past eight meetings since 2011, but New York has cashed in each of its last three visits to Gillette Stadium with each loss coming by three points or less.

                  Saints at Colts (-4, 52) – 1:00 PM EST

                  New Orleans picked up some momentum with a resounding 31-21 home victory over Atlanta as three-point underdogs, handing the Falcons their first loss of the season. Drew Brees busted the 300-yard mark for the third straight game, all coming after his rotator cuff injury suffered in a Week 2 loss to Tampa Bay. The Saints go for back-to-back wins for the first time this season, as New Orleans has yet to cover as a road underdog with Brees under center, falling at Arizona and Philadelphia by double-digits.

                  The Colts are still in control of the AFC South in spite of a 3-3 record, thanks to a perfect 3-0 mark inside the division. Outside of the horrible AFC South, Indianapolis has lost to the Bills, Jets, and Patriots, while facing their first interconference opponent in 2015. Since Andrew Luck took over at quarterback in 2012, the Colts have won four of six home games against the NFC, but own a 1-2 SU/ATS record as a favorite in this role. The Colts have been outgained in the yardage department in all six games, while failing to cover in all four tries as a favorite.

                  Raiders at Chargers (-4, 47) – 4:05 PM EST

                  San Diego begins a stretch of playing five straight teams that are currently below the .500 mark, as the Lightning Bolts try to dig out of a 2-4 hole. The Chargers picked up their first ATS win since Week 1 as 10 ½-point road underdogs at Green Bay in a 27-20 loss, the third defeat for San Diego this season by seven points or less. The Bolts are playing their first divisional game of the season, as they swept the Raiders last season, even though Oakland covered in each setback. This is the first time since 2004 that San Diego has been listed as less than a touchdown favorite at home against Oakland.

                  The Raiders are fresh off the bye week following a pair of losses to the Bears and Broncos. Oakland led Chicago late before the Bears kicked the game-winning field goal in the final seconds, as the Raiders’ defense kept Denver’s offense out of the end zone, but still lost, 16-10. The Silver and Black has covered in five of the past six visits to Qualcomm Stadium, while Derek Carr threw a career-high four touchdowns in a 31-28 home loss to San Diego last October. Oakland has dropped seven straight on the road within the division with the last road victory against an AFC West opponent coming at Kansas City in 2012.

                  Cowboys at Giants (-3 ½, 45 ½) – 4:25 PM EST

                  Dallas has yet to lose in the division, posting a 2-0 record following victories in the first two weeks over the Giants and Eagles. However, Tony Romo started at quarterback in each of those wins, including the 27-26 triumph in the season opener over New York, the fifth straight win by the Cowboys in the series. With Romo still sidelined due to a clavicle injury and Brandon Weeden struggling the last three weeks, the Cowboys have turned to Matt Cassel to make his first start of the season on Sunday. Cassel won’t have top receiver Dez Bryant at his disposal, as the Pro Bowler will miss his fifth straight game with a foot injury.

                  The Giants look to bounce back from an embarrassing Monday night loss at Philadelphia, falling 27-7, while turning the ball over three times. New York’s three-game winning streak was snapped, while dropping to 1-2 inside the NFC East. Tom Coughlin’s club has lost four of the past five home matchups with the Cowboys, including three-point losses each of the last two seasons at Met Life Stadium. The Giants have cashed the ‘over’ in five of the past eight home games, including each of the last two contests against the 49ers and Redskins.
                  Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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                  • #54
                    No bluster as Jets prepare to face Brady, Patriots
                    October 24, 2015


                    The bluster is gone from the Jets, it's now residing in Western New York with Rex Ryan and the Bills.

                    In his stead as coach is Todd Bowles, who has the Jets off to a 4-1 start in his tenure. New York is the league's dominant defensive team, has a penchant for takeaways, and will blitz from the time the team leaves the hotel until the final seconds tick off the clock.

                    Here comes the big test, and a chance to make a huge statement. The Jets travel to Foxborough, and a win Sunday over the 5-0 Patriots would establish New York's credentials as a contender. But don't expect any outlandish statements from Bowles or his players.

                    ''I don't discourage anybody,'' he says of holding back what his players say. ''I just try to make sure we act professionally and we do the things that we need to do to win. It's not about talking or discouraging or monitoring guys' conversations or anything like that.

                    ''It's about being mature as a football team and understanding where we are and what we need to do.''

                    What the Jets need to do is slow down Tom Brady. New England barely has been tested so far, and the 38-year-old Brady - who said this week he would like to play another 10 years - needs 43 yards passing to become the fifth quarterback in NFL history to reach 55,000. Brady is 21-6 vs. the Jets, and few quarterbacks can handle the blitz the way he can.

                    ''They bring everybody,'' Brady said. ''So it looks like everybody gets a turn, and they're just very aggressive with the blitz. They blitz a lot. You've got to be prepared for it at all times. They have big guys that blitz, outside linebackers. They've got the inside linebackers that blitz. They've got, you know, secondary players who are involved, so they come from everywhere.''

                    This week's action began Thursday night with Seattle's 20-3 victory at San Francisco. Russell Wilson threw a 43-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Lockett late in the first half, and Marshawn Lynch jumped the pile for a 1-yard score for Seattle (3-4). San Francisco dropped to 2-5.

                    Off this week are three 6-0 teams: Green Bay, Denver and Cincinnati. Chicago (2-4) has a bye, too.

                    Philadelphia (3-3) at Carolina (5-0)

                    Each team comes off a big win attained in diametrically opposite ways.

                    The Panthers staged a sizzling comeback at Seattle, making all kinds of clutch plays in the fourth quarter. It could be a defining win for this bunch - provided Carolina gets past Philly.

                    If the Eagles are as sloppy Sunday night as they were in prime time in their win over the Giants, the Panthers, who have nine straight regular-season matches going back to last season, should remain perfect.

                    Running back DeMarco Murray, the Offensive Player of the Year with Dallas in 2014, had 109 yards rushing and a touchdown vs. the Giants and could be ready to break out.

                    Baltimore (1-5) at Arizona (4-2), Monday night

                    After a stumble in Pittsburgh, when the Cardinals did nothing in the second half, they look to rebound against another AFC North team, the bumbling Ravens. Baltimore has some history on its side, having made its biggest comeback the previous time these teams met. In 2011, Joe Flacco led Baltimore back from a 24-3 second-quarter hole and won 30-27.

                    The Ravens spend a month without hitting the road after this one, while the Cardinals play four of the next five away from University of Phoenix Stadium, including all three NFC West trips.

                    Atlanta (5-1) at Tennessee (1-4)

                    Atlanta has had plenty of time to stew after its first loss, at New Orleans on Oct. 15. Falcons QB Matt Ryan needs 83 yards passing to reach 30,000 in his career, and RB Devonta Freeman leads the NFL with 10 TDs - more than any Falcon scored all last season.

                    In another scheduling quirk, the Titans wrap up a homestand of four home games and a bye. They last played on the road Sept. 20 at Cleveland, but ahead are three road games in four weeks. Rookie quarterback Marcus Mariota is out with a sprained left knee, leaving Zach Mettenberger to start.

                    Dallas (2-3) at New York Giants (3-3)

                    Very little has gone right for Dallas in the past month after a 2-0 start. Injuries have ravaged the roster, though the Cowboys hope to get back star receiver Dez Bryant on Sunday. He would be catching passes from Matt Cassel, who takes over for the benched Brandon Weeden while Tony Romo rehabs.

                    New York was abysmal on offense in a prime-time loss at Philadelphia, but a defense missing some key players has shown signs of life.

                    The previous time these clubs met at MetLife Stadium, Giants wideout Odell Beckham Jr., made that one-handed catch considered by many to be the best play of 2014.

                    New Orleans (2-4) at Indianapolis (3-3)

                    One thing the Colts do well - no, not fake punts - is win after a defeat. They are 16-2 following a loss under coach Chuck Pagano.

                    And they claim that abominable play against New England already is forgotten.

                    ''This is one play,'' said receiver Griff Whalen, who snapped the ball. ''Was it an important play? Yeah. Was it an important game? Yeah. Every game is important. But I put all that behind me Monday afternoon.''

                    New Orleans would love to repeat its performance in knocking Atlanta from the ranks of the unbeaten, and is well rested.

                    Minnesota (3-2) at Detroit (1-5)

                    The Vikings rank last in passing offense, and the Lions can't run the ball. Any clues there on how the game-planning will go for this one?

                    Minnesota has dominated Detroit over the past 15 years (24-8), but Vikings coach Mike Zimmer has not won a road game in the division (0-3).

                    Detroit got off the schneid with its win against Chicago, but already has fallen to the Vikings this season.

                    Buffalo (3-3) vs. Jacksonville (1-5) at London

                    Exciting news for the folks in North Florida: The Jaguars have extended their deal to play a home game in London each year through 2020. So far, Jacksonville is 0-2 at Wembley as the host.

                    Pittsburgh (4-2) at Kansas City (1-5)

                    With Ben Roethlisberger and Mike Vick unlikely to play, unproven QB Landry Jones should get the nod against an angry bunch of Chiefs. Kansas City is among the most disappointing teams in the league, and has shown little life. Minus star RB Jamaal Charles, the Chiefs need the defense led by All-Pro LB Justin Houston to really step up.

                    That's what Pittsburgh's D has done despite dire predictions before the season kicked off. The Steelers are most effective against the run and are plus-6 in turnover margin, tied for the league lead.

                    Houston (2-4) at Miami (2-3)

                    Dan Campbell's first outing as interim head coach was a rousing success at Tennessee. The Dolphins showed plenty of spark, led by WR Jarvis Landry, whose punt return work has him atop the league with a 19.1-yard average. He also tops Miami in receptions with 31.

                    But this is one of seven NFL series where one team has never beaten the other, and only one such matchup involves more games: the Eagles, 10-0 against the Jets.

                    Oakland (2-3) at San Diego (2-4)

                    A strange matchup for these teams as both franchises have partnered on a potential new stadium in Los Angeles even while beating up each other in the AFC West.

                    The Raiders rank 31st in pass defense, and Philip Rivers has been tearing it up for San Diego. Helped by league receiving leader Keenan Allen, Rivers set club passing records with 503 yards, 43 completions, 65 attempts in the loss at Green Bay.

                    Oakland safety Charles Woodson, tied for the NFL lead with four interceptions, needs one to surpass Ed Reed (64) and tie Ken Riley (65) for fifth all time.

                    Cleveland (2-4) at St. Louis (2-3)

                    Cleveland has done extra work in its past two games, splitting overtime matches. The star in Cleveland has been Gary Barnidge, the first Browns tight end to catch a TD pass in four straight games since Hall of Famer Ozzie Newsome in 1981.

                    The Rams can run the ball now that first-round draftee Todd Gurley is healthy, and Cleveland ranks last in rushing defense.

                    Tampa Bay (2-3) at Washington (2-4)

                    The Bucs seem to be getting their offense straightened out, and now is a perfect time: Washington's secondary is banged up. Tampa receiver Mike Evans had his best game as a rookie in 2014 when he became the youngest player in NFL history with a 200-yard receiving game with seven catches for 209 yards and two touchdowns.

                    Washington needs to rediscover its running game, which has stagnated after a terrific start.
                    Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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                    • #55
                      NFL

                      Sunday, October 25



                      Strong chance of rain in Tennessee Sunday

                      According to weather forecasts, there is a 60 percent chance of rain at Nissan Stadium when the Tennessee Titans host the Atlanta Falcons Sunday afternoon.

                      Temperatures in Nashville are expected to be in the mid-60s and wind is expected to blow across the field at around six miles per hour.

                      The Titans are presently 6-point home underdogs with backup QB Zach Mettenberger starting under center.


                      Betting the fave has been the play in NFL London games

                      Jacksonville will play its third game in London Sunday. The Jags are 0-2 SU and ATS being outscored 73-27 in the previous two.

                      The Buffalo Bills and Jacksonville Jaguars will square off at Wembley Stadium in Week 7 of the NFL schedule for the second game in England this season and with the line currently Bills -4.5, bettors should make note as the fave has covered the spread in eight of the last 10 games in jolly ol' England.

                      This season marks the ninth consecutive that the NFL will hold a game in London, England and the Bills-Jags matchup will be the second of a trio of games played in the UK. The New York Jets and Miami Dolphins played there in Week 4, while the Detroit Lions will face the Kansas City Chiefs at Wembley in Week 8.

                      There are a couple of trends through the first 12 games in London to bear in mind if you're going to make a wager on the Bills-Jags game this weekend.

                      The favorite covered the spread in two of the three games in England last season and, as previously mentioned, is 8-2 ATS in the last 10 games, including the Jets' 27-14 win as 2.5-point faves over the Dolphins in Week 4. Faves are 8-4 ATS in all 12 England games.

                      Last season, the Dallas Cowboys beat the Jags 31-17, covering as 7.5-point faves, while the Dolphins spanked the Oakland Raiders 38-14 as 4-point faves. The Lions, who were 3.5-point faves against the Atlanta Falcons, won SU 22-21, but obviously missed covering the spread.

                      If you're looking at totals, the over/under count is 6-6 in the 12 games and the over has cashed in five of the past seven games across the Atlantic.

                      The total in this weekend's matchup opened is currently 41.
                      Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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                      • #56
                        Armadillo: Sunday's six-pack

                        NFL trends to ponder, with Week 7 here.......

                        -- Jacksonville is 12-23-2 in its last 37 games as an underdog.

                        -- Dolphins are 13-33 in their last 46 games as a home favorite.

                        -- Lions covered twice in last 11 games as an underdog.

                        -- Tennessee is 5-14-2 in last 21 games as an underdog.

                        -- Dallas covered eight of its last ten road games.

                        -- Carolina is 13-6-2 as a home favorite.
                        Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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                        • #57
                          Value Index Edge

                          SUNDAY, OCT. 25, 2015

                          Rotation Teams VI Index Homefield Edge Adjusted Rating Odds VI Edge

                          451 Buffalo 97 - - -4.5
                          452 Jacksonville 95 - - - +2.5

                          453 Cleveland 97 - - - +1.5
                          454 St. Louis 100.5 3 103.5 -5.5

                          455 Pittsburgh 102 - - -
                          456 Kansas City 102 3.5 - -2.5 +.5

                          457 Houston 99 - - -
                          458 Miami 100 3 103 -4

                          459 N.Y. Jets 103 - - - +2.5
                          460 New England 111.5 3 - -9

                          461 Minnesota 102 - - -2.5
                          462 Detroit 98.5 3 101.5 - +1.5

                          463 Atlanta 104 - - -4
                          464 Tennessee 98 2.5 100.5 - +1.5

                          465 Tampa Bay 93.5 - - - +3.5
                          466 Washington 97.5 3 100.5 -3.5

                          467 New Orleans 97.5 - - - +2
                          468 Indianapolis 101 3 104 -4.5

                          469 Oakland 98 - - -
                          470 San Diego 100 2.5 102.5 -4 +.5

                          471 Dallas 100 - - - +.5
                          472 N.Y. Giants 100.5 3 103.5 -4

                          473 Philadelphia 101.5 - - -
                          474 Carolina 103.5 3 106.5 -3 +2

                          MONDAY, OCT. 26, 2015

                          Rotation Teams VI Index Homefield Edge Adjusted Rating Odds VI Edge

                          475 Baltimore 101.5 - - - +1.5
                          476 Arizona 104.5 3 107.5 -7.5
                          The VegasInsider.com Edge

                          The VI Edge is a handicapping tool that creates an edge for each NFL matchup based on the VegasInsider.com Value Index power rankings, which are updated weekly throughout the regular season.

                          Calculating the VI Edge

                          The Value Index rankings are assigned each Wednesday for all 32 teams. Homefield edge, which varies per NFL team, are also added to the team rankings. The difference of the rankings is created for each matchup before being measured against the VegasInsider.com NFL Consensus Odds, which creates an edge for the visitor or home team.

                          Example
                          Visitor Ranking: 95
                          Home Ranking: 100
                          Homefield Edge: 3
                          Calculation: 103-95
                          Difference: 8
                          Odds: Home Team -4
                          VI Edge: Home Team +4
                          Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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                          • #58
                            SNF - Eagles at Panthers
                            October 23, 2015



                            PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (3-3) at CAROLINA PANTHERS (5-0)

                            Kickoff: Sunday, 8:30 p.m. ET
                            Sportsbook.ag Line: Carolina -3, Total: 46

                            It will be a strength-on-strength matchup in Charlotte, NC on Sunday when the Eagles and their improved rush defense try to slow down the white-hot ground game of Cam Newton and the Panthers.

                            Carolina (5-0 SU, 4-1 ATS) rallied from a 13-point, second-half deficit and scored two touchdowns in less than four minutes late in the fourth quarter last Sunday in Seattle for a stunning 27-23 victory over the two-time defending NFC Champion Seahawks.

                            The next night, Philadelphia (3-3 SU and ATS), despite committing four turnovers, overpowered the Giants with 425 total yards of offense en route to a 27-7 victory to join New York atop the NFC East.

                            One potential key for the Eagles will be to hold the Panthers as far under their current season averages of 24.0 PPG and 132 rushing YPG as possible, as Philly is 31-16 ATS in road games when allowing 15 to 21 points since 1992, and 28-58 ATS over that same timeframe when surrendering at least 150 rushing yards.

                            Some other possible historical trends to consider for this game involve head coaches Ron Rivera and Chip Kelly.

                            Rivera has ATS wins in 24 of his past 31 games following a road game, including 14 of the past 17 contests.

                            Meanwhile, Chip Kelly is 2-9 ATS after two or more consecutive victories as Eagles head coach.

                            Philadelphia is 6-3 (SU and ATS) all-time against Carolina, including a 45-21 shellacking in the most recent matchup last November.

                            The Panthers hope to return DE Jared Allen (back) and LB A.J. Klein (concussion), the team’s 2nd leading tackler, both of whom missed last week’s game. Meanwhile, the Eagles have battled key injuries all season, especially on the defensive side of the ball, where both LBs Kiko Alonso and Mychal Kendricks have not played since Week 2.

                            The Panthers rushing offense is currently third in the league with 133 YPG on 4.0 YPC, and are 57-17 ATS when rushing for 125 or more yards since their inaugural 1995 campaign, including 3-0 this season.

                            Despite their rushing proficiency, the Panthers’ 30th-ranked passing offense (201.4 YPG) has left them with the 5th-worst total offense in the league. QB Cam Newton will be facing the Eagles for the third time in his career (1-1 SU and ATS), and while he did throw on them for 306 yards and 2 TD last year, he also tossed three interceptions.

                            TE Greg Olsen caught six passes for 119 yards (19.8 avg) in the loss at Philadelphia last year, and has racked up 17 catches for 293 yards and 3 TD over the past three games.

                            Carolina's +6 turnover margin is tied for 1st in the league and has helped the defense offset some of the issues with the offense; The Panthers are also tied for third in interceptions, while the Eagles are tied for third in interceptions thrown.

                            Philadelphia enters with the league's 8th-best rush defense (94.2 YPG allowed), and on a per-attempt scale, the Eagles are tied for 2nd in the league, allowing just 3.5 YPC. A key for defensive coordinator Bill Davis’ front seven on Sunday will be to remain fresh, as his unit has been on the field more than 34 minutes a game this season, or 57% of the time.

                            The Eagles’ pass defense showed signs of life Monday night, allowing just 166 yards after consecutive weeks of surrendering more than 290 through the air. Philly’s offense has found its groove over the past three weeks, averaging 136 more total YPG than the first three weeks of the season.

                            The team is led by a rushing attack that has broken 85 yards each of the past three weeks after failing to break 70 yards total over the first two games of the season. Carolina has given up more than 100 rushing yards in back-to-back games after not allowing any of its first three opponents to gain 100 yards on the ground.

                            QB Sam Bradford has also played well in his past two games (603 passing yards, 5 TD, 2 INT), and he is also 1-1 (SU and ATS) versus Carolina in his career with 223 passing YPG, 3 TD and 1 INT.
                            Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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                            • #59
                              Underdog on fire when Raiders and Chargers meet

                              Looking for an insane underdog trend? Look no further than Sunday's meeting between the Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers. In this past 12 meetings between the two AFC West rivals, the underdog has gone 11-1 against the spread.

                              The one ATS win in those previous dozen games was in 2013 when the Chargers won 26-13 and covered the number as 10-point home faves.

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                              Vikings struggling to post road wins under Zimmer

                              During the Mike Zimmer era, the Minnesota Vikings are just 2-8 straight up in 10 road games, but have gone 5-5 against the spread in those spots.

                              This season, the Vikes are 0-2 SU and 1-1 ATS in their two road games but will travel to visit the Detroit Lions at Ford Field Sunday afternoon.

                              The Vikes have fared well at the betting window versus the Lions in recent meetings, going 6-2-1 ATS in the previous nine (4-5 SU).

                              Books opened the Vikings as 2.5-point road favorites but that has since moved to -2.

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                              Cowboys-Giants games normally high-scoring affairs

                              When the Dallas Cowboys meet up with the New York Giants, it usually ends up with a high score and cashed over tickets for totals bettors.

                              The Over has cashed in six-straight meetings between the two NFC East opponents and has gone 15-5-1 in the previous 21.

                              The total for Sunday's meeting opened at 45.5 but has come done 1.5 points and is presently 44. Click here to keep an eye on the latest with our NFL live odds page.

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                              Report: Steelers QB Jones to start vs. Chiefs

                              Quarterback Landry Jones will make his first NFL start for the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs, according to ESPN's Ed Werder.

                              Jones took 85 percent of the first-team practice reps this week and Ben Roethlisberger took the other 15 percent and looked good enough to play, ESPN reported.

                              Head coach Mike Tomlin has yet to decide whether Roethlisberger or untested Tyler Murphy will be the backup against the Chiefs.

                              Roethlisberger has missed the last three games with a sprained MCL and bone bruise to his left knee, and would have to wear a knee brace for the first time.

                              Roethlisberger, listed as questionable on the injury report, has never missed four consecutive games because of injury in his career.

                              Murphy, a quarterback/wide receiver, was promoted from the practice squad to the active roster on Saturday to provide Tomlin with options if he decided against having Roethlisberger active. Murphy took scout team reps this week

                              The Steelers' quarterback situation is further complicated because backup Michael Vick is out with a hamstring injury.

                              Vick started in Roethlisberger's absence but he left the Week 6 win over the Arizona Cardinals in the third quarter with a hamstring injury and was replaced by Jones, who led four second-half scoring drives to help the Steelers win.

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                              Jets losing SU, but cashing ATS versus Patriots

                              The New York Jets and New England Patriots meet in Foxborough Sunday afternoon and while the Pats have had the Jet's number straight up, it's been the Green and White that have been cashing tickets in recent meetings.

                              The Jets have gone just 1-3 in the previous four meetings between the AFC East rivals, but have covered the spread in each of those previous four games.

                              Furthermore, the Jets have gone 4-1 ATS (1-4 SU) in the past four meetings at New England.

                              Books opened the Jets as 10-point road underdogs, but that has been moved to +7.5 with kickoff approaching.

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                              Falcons are easily the most popular pick Sunday

                              According to Covers Consensus, the Atlanta Falcons are seeing over 78 percent of betting support from Covers users, easily making them the most popular pick on Sunday's NFL board.

                              The Falcons are 6-point road favorites at the Tennessee Titans, who are now forced to start Zach Mettenberger under center after rookie QB Marcus Mariota was ruled out due to an MCL sprain.

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                              Stafford has been tough to back versus Vikings

                              Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford has posted some rather impressive numbers in his career against the Minnesota Vikings, but that hasn't necessarily translated into profits at for Lions backers.

                              In 11 career starts versus the Vikings, Stafford has tossed 16 touchdown passes to just five interceptions but has led the Lions to a 5-6 record straight up and an even worse 2-7-2 mark against the spread.

                              The NFC North rivals split last season's meetings straight up, but the Vikes took both in the ATS column covering as 8-point faves in a 16-14 loss in Detroit and covering the spread as 2.5-point home faves in a 26-16 win.

                              Stafford and the Lions will give it a shot as 2-point home underdogs with the Vikings in town Sunday afternoon.

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                              Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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                              • #60
                                Team Open Line Movements Current Moneyline Halftime Scores

                                9:30 AM EDT

                                451 BUFFALO BILLS -4 -02 -3 -25 / -3 -15 / -3 -20 -3 -15 -170 -4 -20 314:05 2
                                452 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 42o05 41o11 / 41 / 41.5 41 +150 21.5 7

                                BUF-QB-E.J. Manuel-Probable | BUF-QB-Tyrod Taylor-OUT | TV: Yahoo | PARTLY CLOUDY, SOUTH WIND 6-11. GAME TEMP 58, RH 72%

                                1:00 PM EDT

                                453 CLEVELAND BROWNS 42.5 42.5 / 42 / 41.5 42.5 +225
                                454 ST. LOUIS RAMS -5.5 -6.5 -15 / -6.5 -05 / -6.5 -6 -15 -275

                                TV: CBS, DTV: 712 | Dome

                                1:00 PM EDT

                                455 PITTSBURGH STEELERS 43o05 43u11 / 43 / 43.5 42.5 +145
                                456 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS -2 -08 -3 EVEN / -3 -15 / -3 -3 -15 -165

                                PIT-QB-Landry Jones-Probable | PIT-QB-Ben Roethlisberger-Doubtful | KC-WR-Jeremy Maclin-? | KC-RB-Jamaal Charles-OUT | TV: CBS, DTV: 709 | MOSTLY SUNNY, EAST WIND 5-10. GAME TEMP 62, RH 47%

                                1:00 PM EDT

                                457 HOUSTON TEXANS 43 44 / 44.5 / 44.5o11 44.5 +185
                                458 MIAMI DOLPHINS -5.5 -07 -4.5 / -4 / -4 -15 -4 -215

                                TV: CBS, DTV: 710 | PARTLY SUNNY, EAST WIND 9-14. GAME TEMP 83, RH 64% HEAT INDEX 88

                                1:00 PM EDT

                                459 NEW YORK JETS 49 47.5 / 47 / 47o11 47.5 +275
                                460 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS -9 -7.5 -06 / -7.5 -05 / -7 -15 -7 -340

                                TV: CBS, DTV: 711 | MOSTLY CLOUDY, WEST WIND 7-12. GAME TEMP 59, RH 59%

                                1:00 PM EDT

                                461 MINNESOTA VIKINGS -1 -2 EVEN / -1.5 / -1 -1 -15 -120
                                462 DETROIT LIONS 44 44 / 44.5 / 44.5u11 44.5 +100

                                MIN-RB-Adrian Peterson-? | TV: FOX, DTV: 705 | Dome

                                1:00 PM EDT

                                463 ATLANTA FALCONS -4 -6.5 -05 / -6 -15 / -6 -11 -5.5 -15 -245
                                464 TENNESSEE TITANS 48 48 / 47 46.5 +205

                                TEN-QB-Zach Mettenberger-Probable | TEN-QB-Marcus Mariota-OUT | TV: FOX, DTV: 707 | CLOUDY, 40% CHANCE SHOWER/STORMS. NORTHEAST WIND 5-10. GAME TEMP 59, RH 93%

                                1:00 PM EDT

                                465 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 45.5 42.5 / 43 / 42.5 42 +150
                                466 WASHINGTON REDSKINS -4 -3 -25 / -3 / -3 -15 -3 -20 -170

                                TV: FOX, DTV: 708 | PARTLY CLOUDY, NORTHWEST WIND 5-10. GAME TEMP 63, RH 67%

                                1:00 PM EDT

                                467 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 52.5 52 / 51.5 / 52 51.5 +185
                                468 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS -5.5 -4 -05 / -4 -06 / -4 -07 -4 -15 -215

                                TV: FOX, DTV: 706 | MOSTLY SUNNY, NORTHEAST WIND 5-10. GAME TEMP 56, RH 59%

                                4:05 PM EDT

                                469 OAKLAND RAIDERS 47 47 47.5 +160
                                470 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS -5.5 -09 -3.5 / -3.5 EVEN / -3.5 -05 -3.5 EVEN -180

                                SD-WR-Keenan Allen-Probable | TV: CBS, DTV: 713 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WEST WIND 5-10. GAME TEMP 85, RH 31% HEAT INDEX 83

                                4:25 PM EDT

                                471 DALLAS COWBOYS 45.5 46 / 45 / 45.5o21 45.5 +145
                                472 NEW YORK GIANTS -6 -3 -15 / -3 -20 / -3 -05 -3 -15 -165

                                DAL-QB-Matt Cassel-Probable | DAL-WR-Dez Bryant-OUT | DAL-QB-Tony Romo-OUT | TV: FOX, DTV: 714 | PARTLY CLOUDY, NORTHWEST WIND 7-12. GAME TEMP 65, RH 54%

                                8:30 PM EDT

                                473 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 46.5 45 / 45.5 / 45 45.5 +130
                                474 CAROLINA PANTHERS -3.5 -3 -15 / -3 / -3 -05 -3 EVEN -150

                                TV: NBC | MOSTLY CLOUDY, 20% CHANCE LIGHT SHOWERS. NORTHWEST WIND 3-8. GAME TEMP 67, RH 72%
                                Remember the 3 G's Gambling, Golf, Girls not in any particular order.....

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