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Insider Edge Sports – Report For Sunday, October 17, 2004
Members go 5-2 on Saturday including a win in our SEC Game of the Year with Mississippi. For Sunday, 4 more big winners from the best football service you will find. Football is now hitting 63% this season with the NFL at 66% so grab this play with our One Day Pass for only $19.95!
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If you aren’t with us for the whole football season, there really are no excuses. We are kicking tail on the gridiron and our results prove it. Ask a majority of other services where they are monitored and what their season record is and you will most likely be ignored.
NFL Rankings (Click Links For Ranks)
Procappers – 3rd out of 81 Services (Inc. Preseason)
Handicapper Hound - 2nd out of 22 Services
Wisetracking – 2nd out of 26 Services
NCAA FB Rankings (Click Links For Ranks)
Procappers - 6th out of 81 Services
Handicapper Hound – 3rd out of 24 Services
Wisetracking - 6th out of 28 Services
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Free Service Play For Sunday, October 17, 2004
Kansas City Chiefs at Jacksonville Jaguars 1:00 PM ET
Jacksonville Jaguars +3 -120 (2 Units)
Jacksonville is looking very forward to their return home after San Diego made the defense look like a bunch of amateurs. The defense looked soft against the run mostly due to a move in the line but that is being taken care of this week. They have been solid at home and catch a Kansas City team off a bye week after finally getting their offense on track. The off week only hurts them since they were finally able to generate some offense against the Ravens last Monday night.
The biggest question surrounding the team is what happened to the defense. The Jaguars held Pro Bowl back LaDainian Tomlinson to 56 yards on 19 carries Sunday but backup Jesse Chatman had 103 yards, including a 41-yard TD run in the fourth quarter that sealed the victory. ``It is shocking when you're out there and you see all the first downs and long runs,'' defensive end Brandon Green said. ``We're definitely not used to seeing that. But the good thing is it's something that can be fixed.'' Jacksonville believes that mental lapses are responsible for its problems and not personnel issues. If that's the case and they can eliminate those mistakes, the Jaguars should have success limiting Priest Holmes' production on the ground. Last year Jacksonville allowed Tennessee to sustain an 11-minute drive that consisted of a steady diet of RB Eddie George. Head coach Jack Del Rio laid into his team and made it clear that the players need to do a better job of playing within the scheme. The Jaguars held Baltimore RB Jamal Lewis, who rushed for over 2,000 yards last year, to 68 rushing yards and no touchdowns on 21 carries the following week. Del Rio called last week's performance against the Chargers embarrassing. It will be interesting to see how his team reacts this time. Marcus Stroud will move back to his normal defensive tackle position after playing end last week. "It ticks you off," LB Mike Peterson said. "We just watched the tape and I'm kind of fired up, wishing I could go play football now and suit up. But I can't. You just got to get ready for [Sunday]." Peterson is glad to be facing a team with an offensive-minded reputation because the Jaguars' defense, which drew rave reviews in allowing just 28 points during a 3-0 start, is anxious to redeem itself. Offensively, Jacksonville will try to keep Holmes off the field as much as possible by trying to control the clock with a steady commitment to the running game. Jacksonville wants to run early and often working against a Kansas City run defense that is one of the worst in the league. An effective running game will help the Jaguars control the clock and keep the potentially explosive Chiefs' offense on the sidelines. If Fred Taylor hits the holes with authority like he has in the past, he has the power and size to wear Kansas City down with 20-plus carries. Byron Leftwich is doing an excellent job of spreading the ball around and it has helped keep opposing defenses off balance. With Leftwich generally taking what the defense gives him, don't expect Chiefs defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham to drop seven or eight men into coverage much. For the second consecutive week, Leftwich threw for more than 300 yards. The Chiefs played their first four games against good defenses and had only seven pass plays of 20 yards or more in four games. Indianapolis came into Jacksonville and escaped with a 7-point win and at this point, the Colts offense is far superior to that of the Chiefs. It was the first game this year for Jacksonville that was decided by more than seven points.
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Members go 5-2 on Saturday including a win in our SEC Game of the Year with Mississippi. For Sunday, 4 more big winners from the best football service you will find. Football is now hitting 63% this season with the NFL at 66% so grab this play with our One Day Pass for only $19.95!
*** Click Here For Sunday’s One Day Pass - $19.95 ***
Basketball opens in less than 3 weeks and we are offering an unheard of special. Get the entire basketball season (NBA and NCAA) for only $299. This includes everything in all sports right through the NBA Finals. Basically, it’s like signing up for our football season package and getting an additional 4 months for FREE! Last season the NBA finished very strong after a slow start hitting 57% NBA Records while we finished ranked #1 in college hoops at Wisetracking .
This one won’t last long so jump on it now. Once the season gets going, it will go up to our normal price of $499. Sign up today and your service starts today – no need to wait for the basketball season to even start.
*** Click Here For Our Basketball Season Package - $299.00 ***
If you aren’t with us for the whole football season, there really are no excuses. We are kicking tail on the gridiron and our results prove it. Ask a majority of other services where they are monitored and what their season record is and you will most likely be ignored.
NFL Rankings (Click Links For Ranks)
Procappers – 3rd out of 81 Services (Inc. Preseason)
Handicapper Hound - 2nd out of 22 Services
Wisetracking – 2nd out of 26 Services
NCAA FB Rankings (Click Links For Ranks)
Procappers - 6th out of 81 Services
Handicapper Hound – 3rd out of 24 Services
Wisetracking - 6th out of 28 Services
Our second website has now gone live. It is hooked up directly to our picks database making it easier to release our premium and free selections. You can sign up for our daily FREE selections, which are emailed every morning right to your inbox. Simply go to http://www.insideredgesports.com and sign up.
Free Service Play For Sunday, October 17, 2004
Kansas City Chiefs at Jacksonville Jaguars 1:00 PM ET
Jacksonville Jaguars +3 -120 (2 Units)
Jacksonville is looking very forward to their return home after San Diego made the defense look like a bunch of amateurs. The defense looked soft against the run mostly due to a move in the line but that is being taken care of this week. They have been solid at home and catch a Kansas City team off a bye week after finally getting their offense on track. The off week only hurts them since they were finally able to generate some offense against the Ravens last Monday night.
The biggest question surrounding the team is what happened to the defense. The Jaguars held Pro Bowl back LaDainian Tomlinson to 56 yards on 19 carries Sunday but backup Jesse Chatman had 103 yards, including a 41-yard TD run in the fourth quarter that sealed the victory. ``It is shocking when you're out there and you see all the first downs and long runs,'' defensive end Brandon Green said. ``We're definitely not used to seeing that. But the good thing is it's something that can be fixed.'' Jacksonville believes that mental lapses are responsible for its problems and not personnel issues. If that's the case and they can eliminate those mistakes, the Jaguars should have success limiting Priest Holmes' production on the ground. Last year Jacksonville allowed Tennessee to sustain an 11-minute drive that consisted of a steady diet of RB Eddie George. Head coach Jack Del Rio laid into his team and made it clear that the players need to do a better job of playing within the scheme. The Jaguars held Baltimore RB Jamal Lewis, who rushed for over 2,000 yards last year, to 68 rushing yards and no touchdowns on 21 carries the following week. Del Rio called last week's performance against the Chargers embarrassing. It will be interesting to see how his team reacts this time. Marcus Stroud will move back to his normal defensive tackle position after playing end last week. "It ticks you off," LB Mike Peterson said. "We just watched the tape and I'm kind of fired up, wishing I could go play football now and suit up. But I can't. You just got to get ready for [Sunday]." Peterson is glad to be facing a team with an offensive-minded reputation because the Jaguars' defense, which drew rave reviews in allowing just 28 points during a 3-0 start, is anxious to redeem itself. Offensively, Jacksonville will try to keep Holmes off the field as much as possible by trying to control the clock with a steady commitment to the running game. Jacksonville wants to run early and often working against a Kansas City run defense that is one of the worst in the league. An effective running game will help the Jaguars control the clock and keep the potentially explosive Chiefs' offense on the sidelines. If Fred Taylor hits the holes with authority like he has in the past, he has the power and size to wear Kansas City down with 20-plus carries. Byron Leftwich is doing an excellent job of spreading the ball around and it has helped keep opposing defenses off balance. With Leftwich generally taking what the defense gives him, don't expect Chiefs defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham to drop seven or eight men into coverage much. For the second consecutive week, Leftwich threw for more than 300 yards. The Chiefs played their first four games against good defenses and had only seven pass plays of 20 yards or more in four games. Indianapolis came into Jacksonville and escaped with a 7-point win and at this point, the Colts offense is far superior to that of the Chiefs. It was the first game this year for Jacksonville that was decided by more than seven points.
You can purchase plays at both sites. The costs and information you receive are identical.
http://www.insideredgesports.com
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