Tony George
Buccaneers/Falcons Under
Ron Raymond
MIAMI DOLPHINS -6.5
LARRY NESS
AFC GOY Ravens
Vegas Insider Falcons
Scott Spreitzer
25* Rivalry GOY
Ravens
20* NFL DIVISIONAL GAME OF THE MONTH
Giants
Allen Eastmen
$3500.00 Miami (-6.5) over San Francisco
In my opinion, the oddsmakers still aren’t giving the Dolphins enough respect. They have posted back-to-back road wins and now come home with a real chance to win the division. They have outgained seven of their last eight opponents and their defense matches up really well with San Fran. The Niners have covered four of five games but they have also been outgained in eight of 10. The public is starting to buy into the idea of San Fran as a team on the rise. But after a surprising home win against the Jets I think they are primed for a letdown. Teams coming from the West Coast and playing at 1 p.m. on the East Coast have not fared well over the last several years and I think that Miami jumps on them early and often.
$800.00 ‘Under’ 43.5 Seattle at St. Louis
These are two terrible teams that are going to be getting up for what is still a rivalry game. I expect both clubs to trade some blows, and plenty of penalties and turnovers will stop some scoring drives for us. Five of six Seattle games have stayed ‘under’ and five of seven Rams games have stayed ‘under’.
$500.00 New York Giants (+3) over Dallas
The Giants are 22-6 ATS on the road and 14-2 ATS against a team with a winning record. They are also a stellar 13-3-1 ATS as an underdog and 6-2-2 ATS against the Cowboys. Basically, there is no way the Cowboys should be favored here and I think the defending champions win this one and sink the underachieving ‘Boys in the process.
$500.00 ‘Under’ 36.5 Washington at Cincinnati
Washington is 29th in the league in offense and simply cannot generate any offense. Cincinnati’s O has fallen apart and they have mustered just 29 points in the last month. Washington is 0-8-1 against the total in their last nine games and will stay ‘under’ once again.
$400.00 Cleveland (+14) over Philadelphia
Even though the Eagles beat the Giants they have still been one of the streakiest teams in the NFL this year. They have games at Washington and against the Cowboys on the other side of this Monday nighter and I can see a flat spot. The Browns are 2-0 ATS this year on MNF – including a road outright win and a victory over the Giants. I think they come to play again and give us the cash.
Tim Trushel
20* Texans
Ben Burns
3-Game Ultimate Report Side.
Texans
Bills
Bengals
3-Game Ultimate Report Totals
Under Lions
Under TB Bucs
Under Giants
NFC East Game of Year-Dallas
Computer Crushers Guaranteed Selections
9000* AFC CONFERENCE COMPUTER CRUSHER PLAY OF THE YEAR
Baltimore -2.5
Adam Meyer
5* Bucs +3
5* Bengals +7
5* Packers -1.5
5*colts -17
4.5* Blls +7.5
4* SF +6.5
4* Broncos +7.5 (underdog play of week)
4* Teaser NE -1/2, Denver +13.5
Kevin Kavitch
Strange dynamic with Arizona clinching their division already. Minnesota has won 3 straight and 5 of 6 to be tied for the division with the Bears. I expect Minnesota to have an edge in focus and intensity. They run well and defend the run well, always important for a live dog. Their D has allowed less than 20 in 4 straight and while I don't expect them to hold Warner to under 20, I think they have enough to stay competitive. I like Arizona but what I don't see is a quality win the past 2 months. They've lost to the winning teams and beaten up on the losers. I'll take 3 with the Vikes in this situation. Take Minnesota +3 for a 3* Regular Play.
Hold your nose but this one sets up well and feels right. No player wants to be part of the 1st infamous 0-16 team. I think there's a good chance that 0-16 happens given Detroit's schedule but all we care about here is effort and covering the huge spread. Detroit becomes more of a live dog with Orlovsky now getting the start at QB. He was becoming a leader when he got hurt 5 weeks ago and they'd likely have a win by now if he had stayed healthy. I like what his return brings to the team this week. Detroit has the potential to run on the Indy D and Orlovsky can stretch the field and get the ball to Calvin Johnson among others. Indy is now sitting pretty at 9-4, won't be worried about Detroit (no matter what the players/coaches might say publicly), and have 2 division games on deck. I expect Indy to show up with less than 100% focus, put up a decent effort for about 1/2 the game and then put it on cruise control. Lots of ways for the dog to cover 17 in this situation. Take Detroit +17 for a 4* Regular Play.
DR. BOB
3* Buff +7.5 or more 2% +7
3* Baltimore -2.5 or less or 2% -3
2* Oakland +5 to +7 3% +7.5 or more
2* Houston +3.5 or more
Strong Opinion Detroit +16 or more
Billy Coleman
5* Patriots GOM
4* SF / Miami Under
3* Wash / Cincy Under
3* Arizona
Jeffersonsports
Ravens
Tom Stryker
32-9 Ats System Plays
Dolphins
Eagles
Boston Blackie
5* Dog of Week
CINN +7