Lines2Win
6-1-1 yesterday (+11.95 Units). NCAAF has been really good to us all season. Sundays is all about NFL however, NFL is 6-3-1 (+5.60 Units) so far. Make no mistake NFL is by far the hardest sport to cap so we are not about to give back our winnings from yesterday. Gonna take it light today.
Patriots -7 (2 Units) - We now know the Bills can gun it, but lets be realistic, that was against Raider and the Chiefs. When they get into the schedule and have to face the Jets and of course the Pats today, you will see their true colors come out. The oddsmakers did us a favor dropping the line and we won't look a gift horse in the mouth.
Dolphins -1 (2 Units) - The line opened with the Browns -3 and now the Dolphins are favorites. The public has moved the hell out of this line and with good reason. Cleveland has a really good up and coming team but Miami has faced much better competition as their opponents are now 4-0. We love the Dolphins on the road.
Tampa Bay -1.5 (3 Units) - The Bucs have shown their ability to rally. They went down early in both games and had to come from behind. The Falcons got crushed in week one and rallied to beat the impenetrable Eagles. Had Vick stayed in the game their is no way they win that game. Josh Freeman is dynamic and up and coming Bucs will grind it out today at home and beat the Falcons
Jets -3 (1 Unit) - I have no clue why people think the Raiders will keep it close against the Jets. The only thing good about The Raiders is Darren Mcfadden. Jason Campbell will be on his back most of the day. The only reason we rate this game so low is because we hate the Jets offense. They haven't shown the ability to run the ball this season and until that happens we will continue to rate them low.
Bobby Valentino
60 Dime Rams
Matt Fargo
10* Jaguars
10* Vikings
10* Bengals
Lenny Stevens
20* Saints
20* Raiders
Jim Feist
49ers / Bengals Under
Chuck O'Brien
20 Dime Eagles
Derek Mancini
40 Dime Colts
Trace Adams
1000* Saints
Asa 4- no, mia, 3-minn, no under
ben burns 10- cinn, minn, seattle, 9-ne under, indy, 8-det under, tb under
big money balt
blazer 3-caro
carolina sports 5-oak, 3- hou
dr. Bob 2-no under
harry bondi 7- no (gom), 3- phil, oak
inside info 6t 3-ne, 2-jets
joe d 20-det, 15- caro
lenny stevens 8 20- no, oak, 10- caro, clev
neri 3- ne, no
preferred picks 3 3- minn, den
pure lock minn
underdog 1 minn
wildcat 10- tenn, 7- det over, 5- ariz
million club 2- clev
Sports Bank
400 Jacksonville
Sports Unlimited
7* NY Jets
5* Houston
3* Minnesota
3* Pittsburgh Over
Tom Stryker
Ravens
Larry Ness
10* NYJ/Oak Over
The Jets got a ‘miracle win’ In Week 1 at home vs the Cowboys (thanks to a blocked punt and Romo’s two TOs) and then dominated the Jags 32-3 in Week 2, again at home. The Raiders opened their season with a 23-20 MNF win at Denver and then “let one slip away” in Week 2 at Buffalo, blowing a 21-3 halftime lead in a 38-35 loss (game-winning TD came on a 4th down play with 14 seconds remaining!). This game marks the Jets’ first road game of 2011 and the Raiders’ home opener. Playing away from home is not a daunting task for the Rex Ryan-led Jets, who are 11-5 SU the last two seasons away from home. That doesn’t include the team’s 4-2 road record in the postseason the last two years. New York QB Mark Sanchez has yet to be accepted by Jets fans or the general media but FOUR postseason road wins in his first two years in the league are quite impressive. Sanchez completed 60.3% with four TDs and two INTs (92.7 QB rating) in three road postseason games in 2009 and completed 60.7% in last year’s postseason (again, three games) with a 5-1 ratio and a QB rating of 95.5. Compare those numbers to his two regular-season marks of completion percentages of 53.8 and 54.8 percent with 29 TDs and 33 INTs along with QB ratings of 63.0 and 75.3, and one has to be impressed with his efforts away from New York. The Jets were an excellent running team in Sanchez’s first two seasons, leading the NFL in 2009 with 172.3 YPG and finishing fourth LY with 148.4 YPG (4.4 YPC) but in the first two games of 2011, the Jets have managed a pathetic 73.0 YPG (3.0 YPC) on the ground, which ranks 28th of 32 teams. However, the Jets will face an Oakland rush D which ranks 27th in rushing yards allowed (130.5 per game) and a league-high 7.1 YPC. Overall, Oakland’s D ranks 25th in the NFL this season (395.5 YPG), compared to 322.YPG in 2010. The Raiders ranked second in passing yards allowed last year (189 per game) but are allowing 265 YPG after two games this season. As for Oakland, QB Jason Campbell did little in the Raiders’ 23-20 win on MNF vs Denver in Week 1 but then he completed 23-of-33 for 323 yards (two TDs / 1 INT) vs Buffalo last week. Oakland ranks fourth in rushing yards (160.5 YPG / 4.7 YPC) after two games and in the team's home opener, I expect that the Raiders’ balance should work well vs the Jets D. Bottom line is this. Sanchez is less inhibited away from home (even in the postseason) and just get a look at these numbers. The Jets averaged 25.1 PPG in eight road games last year (includes the team’s 45-3 loss in MNF at New England), while allowing 24.6 PPG. Jets games away from home in last year’s regular season averaged 49.8 PPG (almost a full 10 points higher than the opening number in this game), giving the team an 8-0 (100%) “over mark” last year. I ‘LOVE’ the fact that all EIGHT Jets road games went over last year and I expect this one to ‘fly over’ as well.
Executive
400 NY Jets
300 Tampa
150 Houston
150 Cleveland
100 San Fran