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NY Giants at Carolina Panthers 8:00 PM ET
Carolina Panthers –3.5 –110 (2 Units)
Carolina Panthers head coach John Fox said Tuesday the first team will play the entire first half of Thursday night’s preseason game against the New York Giants. That is big especially with the circumstances heading into this game against the Giants. This will be a very emotional and special game for the Panthers. It’s the Panthers first game at Bank of America Stadium since their appearance in last years Super Bowl. Thursday's primetime contest against the Giants offers a chance for the Panthers to show that 2003 was not a fluke, even if it is a preseason game.
Coach Tom Coughlin announced Eli Manning will start at quarterback, with Kurt Warner taking over in the second quarter and playing deep into the third. Manning, who completed 7 of 13 passes for 91 yards in his debut against the Chiefs, will now face one of the best defenses in the league and he will see them the entire time he is on the field. The Panthers ranked second in the NFL in team defense last season and led the league in sacks per pass play. The Giants, meanwhile, had one of the league's worst offensive lines. "It's going to be a task to keep them off of him," said the Giants' starting left tackle, Luke Petitgout, who is the only member of the offensive line returning at the same position this season. The unit was rebuilt in the offseason and tinkered with in training camp, and struggled at times in last week's preseason-opening victory over Kansas City. The group will be without one starter at Carolina. Left guard Barry Stokes has a gluteal strain he suffered against Kansas City and will be replaced by second-year pro Wayne Lucier.
On Monday, Coughlin stopped a sluggish practice, assembled the team before him and, in front of hundreds of fans, told the Giants they "couldn't beat a high school team." His shouts and curses could be heard 40 yards away as Coughlin reminded the players that they might soon be embarrassed, "since we're going to be on national TV in two days." Apparently they aren’t where they need to be. Another very significant injury will hurt the Giants. Bill Gramatica, the first-string place-kicker will most likely sit this one out due to back spasms. If Gramatica can't make it, untested Todd France will get the call. France, a product of the University of Toledo, was in the Vikings camp the last two years. Gramatica handled all the field goals (he made both attempts) and extra points in the preseason opener against the Chiefs.
With their win last week against the Redskins, Carolina is now on a 10-1 ATS run against the NFC. They are also 5-0-1 ATS off a dog win. New York tens to fall off after a win as they are 1-10 ATS off a win and 4-22 ATS when their winning percentage is .333 or better. While it doesn’t mean a whole lot, it’s interesting to note that the Giants have never beaten the Panthers, losing three times in the preseason and twice in the regular season.
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Taking our NFL Insider Power™ Systems, we concluded that combining 5 of our top systems gave us a 2003 winning percentage of 66.4%. The record ended 71-36 and while that is outstanding, it is a lot of games to be playing on a weekly basis. An average of 6.3 games per week to be exact. Playing too many games can be the death of a gambler so we decided to tighten the systems by using a minimum z-rating which in turn would give us less plays overall but would in turn be much stronger.
The results once again are remarkable. Tightening our 5 strongest systems gives us an even better 71.4% winning percentage while playing much less games (67 – less than 4 per week). Decreasing the games lessens the risk but our ROI actually increases by over 16%. The difference in profit ended up being only $100 based on $1100 bets. There were just 3 losing weeks out of 17 total weeks in the regular season.
Regular Systems Run – 71W-36L 66.4%
Investment $117,700 – Return $31,400 = ROI 26.7%
Tightened Systems Run – 50W-17L 74.6%
Investment $73,700 – Return $31,300 = ROI 42.5%
These numbers look way to good to be true so it is possible 2003 was a very “lucky” year for the systems. In order to find out, we went back 4 more years through 1999 and crunched the same Insider Power™ Systems in the tighter version. What did we find? Much of the very same success.
1999 50-20 71.4%
2000 48-23 67.6%
2001 59-15 79.7%
2002 61-20 75.3%
Only in 2000 did we receive a ROI under 30% while the total ROI for the 5-year span was a generous 40.9%!
1999 Investment $77,000 – Return $28,000 = ROI 36.4%
2000 Investment $78,100 – Return $22,700 = ROI 29.1%
2001 Investment $81,400 – Return $42,500 = ROI 52.2%
2002 Investment $89,100 – Return $39,000 = ROI 43.8%
5-year Investment $399,300 – Return $163,500 = ROI 40.9%
We are ecstatic at these findings and the best thing about it is that there are no judgment calls on the games – they either qualify or they don’t. The ones that do qualify will receive many more lookovers based on our other handicapping techniques such as injuries, weather and statistics. The remaining systems come into play when deciding on unit values.
Hopefully we have your attention now. Our Preseason Football Package gets all of these winners through the Super Bowl, which also includes the NFL Preseason, the NCAA Football Season, the remaining MLB Season and the start of the NBA and NCAA Hoops Seasons. All for only $299. Come and join our big group of members that will reap the benefits of these sensational NFL Insider Power™ Systems!!
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Carolina Panthers –3.5 –110 (2 Units)
Carolina Panthers head coach John Fox said Tuesday the first team will play the entire first half of Thursday night’s preseason game against the New York Giants. That is big especially with the circumstances heading into this game against the Giants. This will be a very emotional and special game for the Panthers. It’s the Panthers first game at Bank of America Stadium since their appearance in last years Super Bowl. Thursday's primetime contest against the Giants offers a chance for the Panthers to show that 2003 was not a fluke, even if it is a preseason game.
Coach Tom Coughlin announced Eli Manning will start at quarterback, with Kurt Warner taking over in the second quarter and playing deep into the third. Manning, who completed 7 of 13 passes for 91 yards in his debut against the Chiefs, will now face one of the best defenses in the league and he will see them the entire time he is on the field. The Panthers ranked second in the NFL in team defense last season and led the league in sacks per pass play. The Giants, meanwhile, had one of the league's worst offensive lines. "It's going to be a task to keep them off of him," said the Giants' starting left tackle, Luke Petitgout, who is the only member of the offensive line returning at the same position this season. The unit was rebuilt in the offseason and tinkered with in training camp, and struggled at times in last week's preseason-opening victory over Kansas City. The group will be without one starter at Carolina. Left guard Barry Stokes has a gluteal strain he suffered against Kansas City and will be replaced by second-year pro Wayne Lucier.
On Monday, Coughlin stopped a sluggish practice, assembled the team before him and, in front of hundreds of fans, told the Giants they "couldn't beat a high school team." His shouts and curses could be heard 40 yards away as Coughlin reminded the players that they might soon be embarrassed, "since we're going to be on national TV in two days." Apparently they aren’t where they need to be. Another very significant injury will hurt the Giants. Bill Gramatica, the first-string place-kicker will most likely sit this one out due to back spasms. If Gramatica can't make it, untested Todd France will get the call. France, a product of the University of Toledo, was in the Vikings camp the last two years. Gramatica handled all the field goals (he made both attempts) and extra points in the preseason opener against the Chiefs.
With their win last week against the Redskins, Carolina is now on a 10-1 ATS run against the NFC. They are also 5-0-1 ATS off a dog win. New York tens to fall off after a win as they are 1-10 ATS off a win and 4-22 ATS when their winning percentage is .333 or better. While it doesn’t mean a whole lot, it’s interesting to note that the Giants have never beaten the Panthers, losing three times in the preseason and twice in the regular season.
We also have 3 winners in MLB action on Thursday. First game goes at 3:05 PM ET.
*** Click Here For Thursday’s One Day Pass - $14.95 ***
Looking for a reliable, honest and documented winning service this football season? Look no further!
Taking our NFL Insider Power™ Systems, we concluded that combining 5 of our top systems gave us a 2003 winning percentage of 66.4%. The record ended 71-36 and while that is outstanding, it is a lot of games to be playing on a weekly basis. An average of 6.3 games per week to be exact. Playing too many games can be the death of a gambler so we decided to tighten the systems by using a minimum z-rating which in turn would give us less plays overall but would in turn be much stronger.
The results once again are remarkable. Tightening our 5 strongest systems gives us an even better 71.4% winning percentage while playing much less games (67 – less than 4 per week). Decreasing the games lessens the risk but our ROI actually increases by over 16%. The difference in profit ended up being only $100 based on $1100 bets. There were just 3 losing weeks out of 17 total weeks in the regular season.
Regular Systems Run – 71W-36L 66.4%
Investment $117,700 – Return $31,400 = ROI 26.7%
Tightened Systems Run – 50W-17L 74.6%
Investment $73,700 – Return $31,300 = ROI 42.5%
These numbers look way to good to be true so it is possible 2003 was a very “lucky” year for the systems. In order to find out, we went back 4 more years through 1999 and crunched the same Insider Power™ Systems in the tighter version. What did we find? Much of the very same success.
1999 50-20 71.4%
2000 48-23 67.6%
2001 59-15 79.7%
2002 61-20 75.3%
Only in 2000 did we receive a ROI under 30% while the total ROI for the 5-year span was a generous 40.9%!
1999 Investment $77,000 – Return $28,000 = ROI 36.4%
2000 Investment $78,100 – Return $22,700 = ROI 29.1%
2001 Investment $81,400 – Return $42,500 = ROI 52.2%
2002 Investment $89,100 – Return $39,000 = ROI 43.8%
5-year Investment $399,300 – Return $163,500 = ROI 40.9%
We are ecstatic at these findings and the best thing about it is that there are no judgment calls on the games – they either qualify or they don’t. The ones that do qualify will receive many more lookovers based on our other handicapping techniques such as injuries, weather and statistics. The remaining systems come into play when deciding on unit values.
Hopefully we have your attention now. Our Preseason Football Package gets all of these winners through the Super Bowl, which also includes the NFL Preseason, the NCAA Football Season, the remaining MLB Season and the start of the NBA and NCAA Hoops Seasons. All for only $299. Come and join our big group of members that will reap the benefits of these sensational NFL Insider Power™ Systems!!
***Click Here For Our Preseason Football Special - $299.00***