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Insider Edge Sports – Report For Sunday, September 26th, 2004
We end up with another profitable day on Saturday, making you money in 12 of the last 14 days. Our TOP PLAY on NC State wins outright taking us over the top. For Sunday, we have a season high 7 releases including another TOP PLAY. We are hitting 82% in the NFL. If you haven’t jumped on the money train yet, the only question is why? Since we are fully monitored, we can’t even make this stuff up.
*** Click Here For Sunday’s One Day Pass - $14.95 ***
The numerous members who purchased our Football Season Package have been paid back 10X over. Going 20-6 in our last 26 football releases isn’t lucky…it’s called hard work and dedication. Come and join us for the entire season – you won’t be disappointed.
***Click Here For Our Football Special - $299.00***
What is included besides winning NFL and NCAA Seasons?
Members get access to our highly sought after “Inside The Boxscores” College Football Weekly Recap. Looking inside the boxes of every game every weekend is the first step in capping the following weekend slate of games – we do that for you. No other service provides this information to you on a weekly basis:
Inside The Boxscores - NCAA Week 3
Detailed Game Writeups with every football play we release. We don’t throw darts like most and we prove why.
We have started the NFL 9-2 after the two weeks and a lot of that can be attributed to our offseason hard work. We have uncovered some incredible systems that go into our handicapping. Please note that these are systems and not useless trends.
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!!
Free Service Play For Sunday, September 26, 2004
Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans 1:00 PM ET
Over 35 Tennessee/Jacksonville –105 (2 Units)
We like the bounce theory here with Jacksonville primed and ready to put some points on the board. Tennessee was able to beat the hapless Dolphins, but then couldn't stop Indianapolis last Sunday. Now the Jags are not in the same category as the Colts offensively but they don’t need to score 31 points like Indy did last week. 17 should be enough since the Titans are good for 3 touchdowns today. This will be the biggest test to date for the Jacksonville defense on the road.
Despite scoring only 17 points against the Colts, Tennessee was able to move the ball. The Titans had just one three-play series on offense and six of their of their 10 possessions lasted seven plays or longer. But the Titans had eight plays on third or fourth down where they needed only 1 or 2 yards to earn a new set of downs and they converted only three times. Those short yardage plays will come. ''The good thing is that you are keeping your third down distance short,'' Coach Jeff Fisher said. The Titans almost always fair well when they work on a point of emphasis during the week and several players said they expected short-yardage situations to be a theme as the team prepares for Jacksonville. As strong as Jacksonville's defense has been, the Jaguars have recorded just one sack in two games. QB Steve McNair is capable of picking any secondary apart given enough time. Jaguars LDE Paul Spicer is out after breaking his leg last week which will put a big hole into the Jacksonville defensive front. The Jaguars have given up some perimeter runs, so Fisher may try to run to the outside and avoid the Jaguars' two big tackles, Marcus Stroud and John Henderson. The Broncos had some success with perimeter runs early last week, but didn't stick to that strategy.
This is the type of game where the strategy will be different for the Jaguars offensively. The Titans will stack the line of scrimmage and force Byron Leftwich to throw downfield. If he exploits the single-coverage opportunities those fronts create on the outside, he'll open up the running game. Normally it’s just the opposite for them as they give the ball to Fred Taylor and let him do his thing. Taylor has been slowed by eight-man fronts and he should face more of the same. Tennessee's young defensive ends aren't generating enough pressure and defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz cannot allow Leftwich to get comfortable in the pocket. The Titans lost Jevon Kearse to free agency but tried to replenish themselves by drafting three ends. The problem: the trio hasn't been very productive. A big advantage for the Jags is WR Reggie Williams against CB Andre Dyson. He has a 5 inch and 45 pound advantage over Dyson so as long as Leftwich gets enough time, look for Williams to have a big game. Bill Musgrave, offensive coordinator of a unit that is averaging a measly 200.5 yards and 10 points after two games, advises people not to sound the alarm about the lack of potency. He, too, believes his operation is on the verge of an explosion. With the defense playing at a Pro Bowl level, coach Jack Del Rio and Musgrave are less inclined to take risks. The linebacker situation for Tennessee is not good. The preseason started with Keith Bulluck on one side, emerging Peter Sirmon on the other and an improving Rocky Calmus in the middle. Now, Sirmon and Calmus are out and Brad Kassell, who has been hurt himself and hasn’t practiced, has been inserted into the lineup.
Insider Edge Sports
We end up with another profitable day on Saturday, making you money in 12 of the last 14 days. Our TOP PLAY on NC State wins outright taking us over the top. For Sunday, we have a season high 7 releases including another TOP PLAY. We are hitting 82% in the NFL. If you haven’t jumped on the money train yet, the only question is why? Since we are fully monitored, we can’t even make this stuff up.
*** Click Here For Sunday’s One Day Pass - $14.95 ***
The numerous members who purchased our Football Season Package have been paid back 10X over. Going 20-6 in our last 26 football releases isn’t lucky…it’s called hard work and dedication. Come and join us for the entire season – you won’t be disappointed.
***Click Here For Our Football Special - $299.00***
What is included besides winning NFL and NCAA Seasons?
Members get access to our highly sought after “Inside The Boxscores” College Football Weekly Recap. Looking inside the boxes of every game every weekend is the first step in capping the following weekend slate of games – we do that for you. No other service provides this information to you on a weekly basis:
Inside The Boxscores - NCAA Week 3
Detailed Game Writeups with every football play we release. We don’t throw darts like most and we prove why.
We have started the NFL 9-2 after the two weeks and a lot of that can be attributed to our offseason hard work. We have uncovered some incredible systems that go into our handicapping. Please note that these are systems and not useless trends.
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!!
Free Service Play For Sunday, September 26, 2004
Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans 1:00 PM ET
Over 35 Tennessee/Jacksonville –105 (2 Units)
We like the bounce theory here with Jacksonville primed and ready to put some points on the board. Tennessee was able to beat the hapless Dolphins, but then couldn't stop Indianapolis last Sunday. Now the Jags are not in the same category as the Colts offensively but they don’t need to score 31 points like Indy did last week. 17 should be enough since the Titans are good for 3 touchdowns today. This will be the biggest test to date for the Jacksonville defense on the road.
Despite scoring only 17 points against the Colts, Tennessee was able to move the ball. The Titans had just one three-play series on offense and six of their of their 10 possessions lasted seven plays or longer. But the Titans had eight plays on third or fourth down where they needed only 1 or 2 yards to earn a new set of downs and they converted only three times. Those short yardage plays will come. ''The good thing is that you are keeping your third down distance short,'' Coach Jeff Fisher said. The Titans almost always fair well when they work on a point of emphasis during the week and several players said they expected short-yardage situations to be a theme as the team prepares for Jacksonville. As strong as Jacksonville's defense has been, the Jaguars have recorded just one sack in two games. QB Steve McNair is capable of picking any secondary apart given enough time. Jaguars LDE Paul Spicer is out after breaking his leg last week which will put a big hole into the Jacksonville defensive front. The Jaguars have given up some perimeter runs, so Fisher may try to run to the outside and avoid the Jaguars' two big tackles, Marcus Stroud and John Henderson. The Broncos had some success with perimeter runs early last week, but didn't stick to that strategy.
This is the type of game where the strategy will be different for the Jaguars offensively. The Titans will stack the line of scrimmage and force Byron Leftwich to throw downfield. If he exploits the single-coverage opportunities those fronts create on the outside, he'll open up the running game. Normally it’s just the opposite for them as they give the ball to Fred Taylor and let him do his thing. Taylor has been slowed by eight-man fronts and he should face more of the same. Tennessee's young defensive ends aren't generating enough pressure and defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz cannot allow Leftwich to get comfortable in the pocket. The Titans lost Jevon Kearse to free agency but tried to replenish themselves by drafting three ends. The problem: the trio hasn't been very productive. A big advantage for the Jags is WR Reggie Williams against CB Andre Dyson. He has a 5 inch and 45 pound advantage over Dyson so as long as Leftwich gets enough time, look for Williams to have a big game. Bill Musgrave, offensive coordinator of a unit that is averaging a measly 200.5 yards and 10 points after two games, advises people not to sound the alarm about the lack of potency. He, too, believes his operation is on the verge of an explosion. With the defense playing at a Pro Bowl level, coach Jack Del Rio and Musgrave are less inclined to take risks. The linebacker situation for Tennessee is not good. The preseason started with Keith Bulluck on one side, emerging Peter Sirmon on the other and an improving Rocky Calmus in the middle. Now, Sirmon and Calmus are out and Brad Kassell, who has been hurt himself and hasn’t practiced, has been inserted into the lineup.
Insider Edge Sports