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MIAMI DOLPHINS @ BUFFALO BILLS SUNDAY @ 1 PM EST
CURRENT LINE BILLS- 2.5 O/U 33
The "FISH" are presently 2-1 and coming off a bye week. The "BILLS" are 1-3 and coming off a loss to the Saints last week, scoring only one touchdown. Buffalo is starting last years #1 draft pick JP Losman at QB, and are suffering through the same type of learning curve that Carson Palmer had to go through. Still, despite their record, the Bills are a team on the rise, with one of the leagues best defenses (if they can keep from being on the field all the time), and excellent special teams. Coach Mike Mularkey, who did an outstanding job last year, his first in Buffalo, would probably admit they booted Drew Bledsoe one year too early.
Miami with new coach Nick Saban has been a true Dr. Jeckyl/Mr.Hyde. They beat a very representative Denver squad, and lose to a very bad NY Jets team the next week, and then beat the a strong Carolina Panthers. With the bye week, they should be ready to play. Gus Ferotte has resurrected his career in Miami, but has only connected for 50% of his passes and 623 yards with five touchdowns. The Miami running game has rested with Ronnie Brown, who has only 57 carries for 224 yards in three games. I think Saban is very leary of relying too much on Ricky (I quit) Williams. Buffalo has by far the stronger running game, with Willis McGahee averaging just under 5 yards per carry, and are ranked # 7 in the league.
Trends to consider is that the Fish are 7-17 ATS versus good rushing teams, and 2-21 ATS since 1992 on the road when the defense fails to force a touchdown opportunity. Buffalo is 50-19 ATS home when their opponent just won at home, and 9-1 ATS L10 when playing home against poor passing teams that average less than 230 yds per game.
RED ZONE SPORTS looks for good value for its clientele, and we proclaim this our value play Take the Bills, lay the 2.5 and win big Sunday.
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CURRENT LINE BILLS- 2.5 O/U 33
The "FISH" are presently 2-1 and coming off a bye week. The "BILLS" are 1-3 and coming off a loss to the Saints last week, scoring only one touchdown. Buffalo is starting last years #1 draft pick JP Losman at QB, and are suffering through the same type of learning curve that Carson Palmer had to go through. Still, despite their record, the Bills are a team on the rise, with one of the leagues best defenses (if they can keep from being on the field all the time), and excellent special teams. Coach Mike Mularkey, who did an outstanding job last year, his first in Buffalo, would probably admit they booted Drew Bledsoe one year too early.
Miami with new coach Nick Saban has been a true Dr. Jeckyl/Mr.Hyde. They beat a very representative Denver squad, and lose to a very bad NY Jets team the next week, and then beat the a strong Carolina Panthers. With the bye week, they should be ready to play. Gus Ferotte has resurrected his career in Miami, but has only connected for 50% of his passes and 623 yards with five touchdowns. The Miami running game has rested with Ronnie Brown, who has only 57 carries for 224 yards in three games. I think Saban is very leary of relying too much on Ricky (I quit) Williams. Buffalo has by far the stronger running game, with Willis McGahee averaging just under 5 yards per carry, and are ranked # 7 in the league.
Trends to consider is that the Fish are 7-17 ATS versus good rushing teams, and 2-21 ATS since 1992 on the road when the defense fails to force a touchdown opportunity. Buffalo is 50-19 ATS home when their opponent just won at home, and 9-1 ATS L10 when playing home against poor passing teams that average less than 230 yds per game.
RED ZONE SPORTS looks for good value for its clientele, and we proclaim this our value play Take the Bills, lay the 2.5 and win big Sunday.
WWW.SPORTSWIRE.COM/REDZONE
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