Matt Fargo
10* New York Giants
Tim Trushel
20* Arizona
Tenn Under
Seattle
Joe Wiz
Parlay of the Year - Eagles / Cowboys
Sunday Guaranteed or 5 days free - Browns
My account rep will be calling me back by 11 AM Eastern for the late phone picks
ANTHONY REDD
25 Dime - Broncos
25 Dime - Texans
25 Dime - Seahawks
Inside Corner
3 units San Francisco 49ers +1
3 units Phillidelphia Eagles/Atlanta Falcons UNDER 44
2 units Houston Texans/Jacksonville OVER 46.5
2 units Miami Dolphins/New England UNDER 46
DOUBLE DRAGON
TITANS +6.5
PATRIOTS -4
SEAHAWKS +1
VIKINGS -3.5
PACKERS -3.5
Scott Delaney
60 Dime Patriots
GREAT LAKES SPORTS
5* GAME OF YEAR N Y GIANTS +1.5
4* Creigton -5.5
3* Villinova-1.5
3* Washington -18.5
4* Milwaukee +7
3* Detroit -3
Joe Wiz Late Phone SF Over & Phi Over
Kiki-Sports
3* Minnesota
2* Jacksonville
1* KC-NO Under
1* New England
Carlo Campanella
San Diego Chargers at Cleveland Browns
Prediction: San Diego Chargers
Don't mind laying double digits on the road with favored San Diego, as they own one of the strongest offenses in the NFL, averaging 28.4 points per game and scoring 31 points or more for 3 straight weeks. In fact, these Chargers have scored at least 21 points in EVERY game this season! The face a Cleveland team averaging just 11 points per game and have been held to 7 points or less in 7 of their 11 games this season. The key factor here is that those offensive numbers get even worse against non-division teams. Take out their game against 2-9 Detroit and the Browns are 1-4 ATS against non-division opponents (Chicago, Green Bay, Minnesota & Denver) and have been outscored 125 to 21 points, for an average score of 25-4, for a 21 point victories! This San Diego offense will easily be able to beat the numbers put up by other non-Division teams against the Browns and we're laying the points as the Browns are now 1-8 ATS in their last nine as the host.
10* Play On San Diego
Craig Davis
25 Dime Minnesota
10 Dime Tennessee
The Booooj
50 units on Indianapolis (-6.5) over Tennessee
50 units on Cincinnati (-13) over Detroit
10 units on Carolina (-5) over Tampa Bay
Kelso
200 Units Bengals -13 over Lions
This game is made to order for the “blowout” tag. First of all, the game will be played outside, which automatically puts the Lions, who play in a dome, at a disadvantage at this time of the year. With that said, all games that qualify for blowouts have to be outstanding examples of power vs. weakness—and this game is just that. Cincinnati is playing its best football in years, has an outstanding quarterback in Carson Palmer and a 1-2 punch at running with Cedric Benson and the recently acquired Larry Johnson (24 carries, 112 yards last week). Palmer will be facing a Detroit defense that has given up 27 touchdowns this season and has an NFL-low six interceptions. The Bengals also have a lock-down defense that gives up just 15.8 points and 297.6 yards per game. As for Detroit, it will again start rookie Matthew Stafford at quarterback—and that is a shame. Stafford is playing with a severely injured shoulder on his non-throwing arm and is so painful he can hardly lift it. Most people in the hospital feels better than he does, yet the geniuses running the Lions think it is appropriate to start him—and he has no running game to take off the heat. I think you get the idea.
15 units Philadelphia Eagles -5.5
5 units Dallas Cowboys -1.5
4 units Tennesse Titans +6.5
3 units Tampa Bay/Carolina Panthers under 40
Wayne Root
10* Jacksonville Jaguars +2.5
7* NY Giants +1
6* Kansas City Chiefs +6.5
GOM Arizona +3