Sunday Service

SPORTS GURU

SUMMARY OF NFL SELECTIONS:
2* SAN FRANSICO +11
1* JETS +7
1* MINNESOTA -1
1* TENNESSEE/CLEVELAND OVER 38.5
1* TAMPA BAY +1.5
1* NEW ORLEANS +3 UPGRADED
OPINIONS: GREEN BAY +3.5
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NY GIANTS (5 - 2) at SAN FRANCISCO (2 - 5)
Week 9 Sunday, 11/6/2005 4:05 PM

Analysis

I advise that you all read this write-up before pulling the trigger on this selection. The New York Football Giant’s are a team I follow closely since I live in NYC. The Giants, who lost owner Wellington Mara last week, demolished the rival Redskins 36-0 Sunday in the best performance in years. Tiki Barber rushed for over 200 yards and the Giants (5-2 SU, 4-2 ATS) defense did the rest as the Giants took over sole possession of first place in the NFC East. The Giants are only 1-2 SU, 1-1-1 ATS on the road, but their two road losses were against Dallas and San Diego. Now they take on what the public perceives as a very bad San Francisco team that used a gimmick defense to upset the Bucs Sunday, 15-10. What they did was bring 8 men up front to stuff the Tampa Bay running game and force young QB Chris Simms to pass, and the kid wasn't up for it. 49ers QB Cody Pickett led his first NFL scoring drive and San Francisco (2-5 SU, 3-4 ATS) snapped a five-game losing streak with the win.

Does anybody else thing the football Giants are over rated? I certainly do, and I’m still not sold or ready to jump on the Eli Manning bandwagon. Many experts say he’s an “elite” QB perhaps in the top 10 in the league. My answer to that...are you [censored] kidding me? Eli for all his alleged greatness still has not won a single road game. EVER! In last week’s 36-0 win over the Redskins, Manning was 12-of-31 passing. If you do the math that a miserable 38.7%! It was the Redskins lack of tackling that allowed Barber some long runs that ran up the score. In fact, the Giants’ completion percentage for the season is 50.9% which ranks them dead last in the league. This is also definitely a let-down spot for the Giants as they are off a huge divisional win over the Redskins in a battle for the division lead. Indeed the Gaints now have to make the exact same long cross-country journey just like Tampa Bay did last week (and they lost outright). Poor teams do not inspire the Giants. As evidence, they are 0-7 ATS (-13.1 ppg) since week 8, 2001 on the road when facing a team that has averaged fewer than 275 yards offense per game season-to-date, 0-5 ATS since week 7, 2004 when facing a team that has averaged at least six punts per game season-to-date and 0-5 ATS since week 8, 2001 as a TD+ favorite when facing a team that has completed less than 55% of their passes season-to-date. Finally, the Giants are TERRIBLE as a heavy favorite. Since midway through the 2001 season, the Giants are 0-6 ATS as a touchdown or more favorite on grass, failing to cover by an average of an unbelievable 17.9 ppg. As stated above, the football Giants also rank dead last in the NFL on completion percentage with a poor 50.9%. That is significant, as teams with low completion percentages, not surprisingly, have difficulty covering a big number. After week 5, a team that has completed less than 56% of their passes season to date is 0-14 ATS as a 7+ favorite. The system was active five times in 2004 and the heavy favorite failed to cover all five. Oh and that not enough for you trend lovers, let me also mention that the 49ers are 3-1 ATS at home where they score 19 per game and allow 24 per game.

Im also amazed at the line maker in this contest. Do they forget the fact that prior to shutting out the Redskins, the Giants ranked 30th in defense through Week 7? Well I have not forgotten. On the season, the Football Giant’s Offense is averaging 30 points but that stat is totally misleading because those high outputs have been at home again terrible defenses (exception Washington) and they have only averaged 18 points on the road this season scoring 23 and 13. It is also important to not that while SF has not been "good" this year they have been extremely competitive at home only losing one game by a blowout to Indy, and who would confuse the Gaints with Indy. Home Game #1 Defeated Saint Louis 28-25; Home Game #2 Lost to Dallas 31-34; Home Game #3 Lost to Indy 3-28; Home Game #4 Defeated Tampa Bay 15-10.

A lot of talk this week has also been about the 49ers’ head coach Mike Nolan roster move this past week that showed that he’ll work and work and work and do anything to gain an edge and make the best possible effort before cashing his paycheck. The 49ers just signed ex-Giants’ back-up QB Jesse Palmer, who spent all of Tom Coughlin’s Year One last season with the Giants, as well as all of this pre-season before getting the axe. So as we all look at this upcoming game, the 49ers have locked Palmer in a room, strapped him into a chair, attached wires to his brain, and are draining all the information from it about the tendencies of the team that let Palmer go. Knowing what the Giants like to do and what they tend to do in specific formations are of big help for a defense that really is not as bad as people make it out to be. At the very least this move will have to make Eli change all audible signals and revise the play book during this week of practice.

One final thought on this contest as I’m beginning to get carpel tunnel from typing so much. I mention above why this game is a bad spot for New York but there are really two angle to that concept. The Giant’s ran Tiki Barber for 200 yards last Sunday. That’s a lot of running! I’m not sure how much “real action” Barber will see as the Giant’s have more important games right on deck at home with Philly and Minnesota on deck. Arguably, this is the least significant game on the Giants schedule. Take the Dog and if your feeling frisky, throw some on the money line.

Forecast: NYG Giants 17, SF 49ers 24
PLAY 2* UNITS ON SAN FRANSICO +11

SAN DIEGO (4 - 4) at NY JETS (2 - 5)
Week 9 Sunday, 11/6/2005 1:00 PM

Analysis

What a miserable spot for the Chargers this week. San Diego is fresh off 28-20 win over their AFC West rival Kansas City Chiefs when TE Antonio Gates caught three touchdown passes from QB Drew Brees and the Chargers also got a scoring pass from the amazing Tomlinson! Gates had 10 catches for 145 yards while Drew Brees completed 25 of 43 passes, with TD throws of 19, 20 and 35 yards to Gates. San Diego is 2-2 SU, 3-0-1 ATS on the road and 7-5 SU, 10-0-2 its last 12 road games! Meanwhile, with QB Vinnie testaverde taking over at QB two weeks ago after the losses of Chad Pennington and backup A.J.Feeley, the Jets (2-5 SU & ATS) lost to Atlanta 27-14. Testaverde fumbled three times in the first 17 1/2 minutes, leading to two Atlanta touchdowns, and the Falcons dealt New York their fourth straight road loss.The Jets will need a big effort to keep this close and don’t be supised if the Chargers are emotionally drained after last weeks divisional tussle with the Chiefs.

Living the NYC we are all about sports and our NY teams. All the talk this week on the radio and newspapers is about Herm Edwards surprisingly aggressive tone and attitude as he has threaten to bench any player no matter who they are who does not give an all out effort this week. The coomments were directed at some key free agent talent and they certainly will give an all out effort playing for some more money during the off season. Additionally, a scheduling quirk finds the Chargers playing their fifth game in a row against an opponent with extra preparation time and the travel itinerary isn’t in their favor. They are now coming back east for the 3rd trip east already this season. What’s different here is that they’re laying points. Their previous two trips were against last year’s Super Bowl teams, so they were plenty up for the games. This trip is much more a business trip, and much more of a grind. The Chargers are just 2-8 ATS against teams out of the AFC East and 3-10-1 ATS after Kansas City. Meanwhile the Jets are a profitable 9-2-1 ATS mark after Monday night games. LaDainian Tomlinson of the Chargers comes off two games where his yardage total was way, way down. Some of it was by design. The Chargers have a bye next week and because of that, don’t be suprised if the Jets see lots and lots of Tomlinson running in the game plan here as the Chargers will let him rest up in the two weeks between games. But with San Diego LAYING points and not taking them, this kind of conservative game plan shortens the affair and keeps the Jets in the ballgame against a defense that is susceptible to the long throws that Vinny Testaverde can make with time. The Jets defense has played well at times, especially at home. The Jets have allowed only 15 points per game at home thus far this season. They haven’t been playing well but poor teams playing off a bye week, especially when they are at home, are very good against the pointspread. If the Jets use their two weeks of preparation to max protect with two tight ends, they could play the ol' grind-and-strike game to at worst field-goal loss. J-E-T-S...JETS! JETS! JETS!

Forecast: SD Chargers 17, NYJ Jets 21
PLAY 1* UNIT ON THE NEW YORK JETS +7

DETROIT (3 - 4) at MINNESOTA (2 - 5)
Week 9 Sunday, 11/6/2005 1:00 PM

Analysis

It's barely midseason but the loser this Sunday can begin making preparations for next season. Detroit (3-4 SU, 5-2 ATS) fell out of 1st place in the NFC Central Sunday when they lost to the Bears in OT 19-13. QB Jeff Garcia (23-of-35 for 197 yards), making his second start in place of Joey Harrington, threw an ill-advised, against the grain pass in OT that was intercepted and run back 22-yards for the winning score. Lions tackle Jeff Backus, a first-round pick in 2001, said it was the franchise's most meaningful game in four-plus seasons and its first significant game in October. "It was a huge game," said Garcia. "It is a major disappointment. Since Garcia replaced Harrington as the starting quarterback, the Lions have produced just two touchdowns. But this week, he is not going to start and the Lions are going with Joey Harrington. I’ve personally been checking the obituaries this week because I’m sure the Lions would rather send Garcia to play behind center on crutches over the miserable Joey Harrington. Detroit is getting beat by a 21-10 average on the road. Meanwhile, it got worse for Minnesota Sunday when the Vikings not only lost to Carolina 38-13, but also starting QB Daunte Culpepper to a nasty knee injury. Carolina won their fourth straight while passing for over 340 yards and three TDs. The Vikings (2-5 SU, ATS) showed little emotion in this one, and had no leadership after Daunte Culpepper left with a sprained right knee on the final play of the first quarter. Their QB this week, Brad Johnson is a capable veteran with a Super Bowl ring, so at least the Vikings will have decent QB play something they haven't had as Culpepper has been awful.

I expect Minnesota, which has been humiliated on and off the field recently, to gather its pride and bounce back with a focused, emotional effort returning home. You may find this hard to believe, but Minnesota is actually outscoring foes by a 23-20 average at home where they are 2-1 SU/ATS! Granted, Minnesota has played poorly on the road, but the Vikings have played well enough at home to win and cover against New Orleans and Green Bay and the Lions aren't any better than those two teams. Detroit has also played poorly on the road. The Lions, who haven't been favored against Minnesota in the last 17 meetings (they lost that game straight-up), and are a road favorite who has won only four of its last 35 road games. Match-up wise the Lions are vulnerable, having lost both starting cornerbacks Dre’ Bly and Fernando Bryant and could be without their best defensive lineman, Shaun Rogers. Detroit ranks 29th in the NFL in total offense, and the Lions remain banged up in the receiving corps despite the return of WR Charles Rogers. The game is sold out, and with a chance to divert media attention away from “cruise-gate” and the poor effort at Carolina, anticipate Vikings playing one of their best games of the season.

Forecast: DET Lions 14, MIN Vikings 28
PLAY 1* UNIT ON MINNESOTA -1

TENNESSEE (2 - 6) at CLEVELAND (2 - 5)
Week 9 Sunday, 11/6/2005 1:00 PM

Analysis

The battered Titans lost their third straight on Sunday 34-25 to the Raiders. The Titans (2-6 SU, 3-5 ATS) again blew a game they had a chance to win with the league's youngest team making repeated mistakes. They outdid the Raiders by racking up nine penalties for 79 yards. They had a punt return for a TD wiped out by a roughness penalty, dropped passes and a botched extra point. Tennessee held the ball for more than 35 minutes and out gained Oakland 326-324 on offense. Titans defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth put it this way, "We shot ourselves in the foot. We're killing ourselves." Tennessee is 0-3 SU/ATS the last 3 games and are the youngest team in the NFL with half the roster composed of either rookies or second-year players. Meanwhile, Cleveland fell to 2-SU, 3-4 ATS on Sunday when they lost to previously winless Houston 19-16. QB Trent Dilfer had a touchdown pass and the Browns' first offensive touchdown in three games and after completing less than 50 percent of his passes in a loss to the Texans, Dilfer's job is on tenuous footing. The Browns are only averaging 13 points a game and rank 30th in the NFL in offense. Although, it should be noted that the Browns did outgained Houston for the game 325-237 yards. "If we have to find our motivation in what the spread is, then we're in trouble," Browns quarterback Trent Dilfer said.

Given the fact that both teams are in desperate need for a win, and I really have no idea who will have the ball when the final minutes of close game expire, I’m not going to play any side in this contest. However, a look at the total does warrant a play. Those offensively challenged Browns are getting closer having an Over wager come in. Prior to last week, their games were landing -9 points UNDER the total, but the Houston game missed it by only -1.5 as they dropped in class in caliber of defensive opponent. For this game, they drop in class even further as Tennessee will be starting rookies at both corners. Rookies at both corners mean that the opposite ends of the spectrum could both materialize. They will try too hard to make a play and actually make one, taking it the other way for points against that ''pressing'' Cleveland QB Trent Dilfer. And they will try too hard to make a play and miss, allowing somebody like WR Braylon Edwards to coast alone down the sidelines for points once, twice or three times. Over baby Over!

Forecast: CLE Browns 24, TEN Titans 34
PLAY 1* UNIT ON TENNESSEE/CLEVELAND OVER 38.5

CAROLINA (5 - 2) at TAMPA BAY (5 - 2)
Week 9 Sunday, 11/6/2005 1:00 PM

Analysis

A showdown in the NFC South with the Panthers, the top scoring team in the division against Tampa Bay, the top defense team in the division. Carolina (5-2 SU, 3-4 ATS) is just a pair of three-point losses away from being undefeated. However, the Panthers still are struggling to move the ball on the ground. Coach John Fox loves defense and ball control offense. However, they are 5-1 “over” the total this season. The defense is 17th in the NFL (21 ppg allowed), apparently missing two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Kris Jenkins, who is out for the season. Tampa Bay's strength is running the football, but Carolina is 2nd against the run, allowing just 78 yds rushing pg. Defense still has DE Mike Rucker, Julius Peppers, DT Brentson Buckner, and S Mike Minter. Meanwhile, Tampa Bay (5-2 SU, 3-4 ATS) has had a fine season with the No. 1 defense, but is off a surprising 15-10 loss at the 49ers. The defense allows 12 points, 75 yds rushing, 154 passing per game (only given up two touchdown passes all year). Offensively, they average 125 yards rushing, 4.1 ypc, and were forced to start young QB Chris Simms Sunday week because of the season-ending injury to QB Brian Griese. Simms was poor, with two picks and several bad decisions. The 49ers used eight-man fronts to take away the run and force Simms to beat them and he was sacked five times. Making his first appearance since Oct. 2 against Detroit, Tampa Bay's prized rookie RB Cadillac Williams was stuffed by the league's worst defense. Williams finished with only 20 yards on 13 carries behind an offensive line that admittedly lost most of the battles up front.

With only 26% of the bets on Tampa this weekend its pretty clear that nobody wants them with Chris Simms in at quarterback and off their horrendous lost to SF. Thats why of course I have to back them this week. Also, it's just preposterous for the best defensive team in the league to show up as a home underdog. Carolina has been a road favorite against .301 or better opposition just three times since entering the league (the Panthers lost all three games outright). The Panthers are the NFL’s WORST favorite, while Tampa Bay relishes playing in games like these. They are one of the best in the league laying or taking three or less in the at home going 15-2 SU & 14-2-1 ATS! The points are a gift!

Forecast: TB Bucs 17, CAR Panthers 7
PLAY 1* UNIT ON TAMPA BAY +1.5

CHICAGO (4 - 3) at NEW ORLEANS (2 - 6)
Week 9 Sunday, 11/6/2005 4:05 PM

Analysis

This is the first time all season the Saints get to play back-to-back weeks in the same setting with the game in Baton Rouge. The division leading Bears (4-3 SU, 5-2 ATS) are sitting pretty following last week's 19-13 OT win over the Lions. Charles Tillman intercepted Jeff Garcia's across-the-body pass and returned it 22 yards for a touchdown putting Chicago atop the division. Rookie quarterback Kyle Orton was 17-for-31 for a career-high 230 yards with a TD for the Bears. The Bears are on a 3-0 SU/ATS run with the No. 3 overall defense in the NFL! Homeless New Orleans (2-6 SU, 3-5 ATS), losers of four straight, gained a firm hold on the cellar in the NFC South when they lost to the Dolphins 21-6. QB Aaron Brooks was 14-of-31 for 181 yards. More than half of that went to Joe Horn, who returned from a hamstring injury to make seven catches for 99 yards. Miami rushed for almost 200 yards and out gained the Saints 342-203!

I feel like a crack addict always hoping for a Saints cover and so far I have not won any selection I have made on them. However, going with the same theory I’ve been going on I refuse to even consider a rookie QB (Orton) on the road(averaging just 12 points on the road under Orton) He’s terrible, ala Joey Harrington in my opinion. Add that to the fact that the Bears have now lost their promising rookie WR Mark Bradley for the rest of the season with a torn ACL. Bradley was a key offensive threat for the Bears having 18 receptions this year and had started the last four games, taking some of the pressure off top WR Muhsin Muhammad. Replacing Bradley will be former starter Justin Gage, who lacks Bradley’s speed. This will put added pressur on Muhammad as the Saints will likely double team him and Orton will have nobody to throw too. Even without Deuce McAllister in the backfield, there is talent on the Saints’ offense. McAllister was always a fumble waiting to happen, anyway. At least Antowain Smith is a downhill runner who takes care of the ball and plows ahead behind a pretty good offensive line. The bears cold also in for a letdown after beating the Lions in overtime. Sooner or later the Saints will destroy one team as they have the talent...I’m praying it this weekend!

Forecast: CHI Bears 7, NO Saints 21
PLAY 1* UNIT ON NEW ORLEANS +3

PITTSBURGH (5 - 2) at GREEN BAY (1 - 6)
Week 9 Sunday, 11/6/2005 4:15 PM

Analysis

The Steelers barely survived the injury depleted Baltimore Ravens 20-19 on MNF and stayed within a half-game of division leader Cincinnati. QB Ben Roethlisberger (18-of-30, 177 yards), was outstanding on the game winning drive when he hit Antwaan Randle El for 14 yards and Quincy Morgan for 23 yards, and Jerome Bettis had an 11-yard run on the 60-yard drive that led to Jeff Reed's go-ahead field goal. Roethlisberger, who was hit on the right knee during the first half and seemed to be bothered the rest of the game, is 18-1 as a regular-season starter. The Steelers are 3-0 SU/ATS on the road and all three have gone UNDER the total. Naturally, the Steelers will run the ball, but notice Green Bay is 10th in the NFL against the run, allowing just 101 yards per game, a stellar 3.4 yards per carry. The Packers (1-6) season has become totally unraveled, in their 21-14 loss to Cincinnati Sunday Brett Favre (288 yards in the air) threw five interceptions. Four of the interceptions were in the second half and the Packers still had a shot at a tie in the last two minutes. Lambeau Field edge? Green Bay is 1-2 SU, 2-1 ATS at home this season even though they are averaging 30 per game at home! The Pack is 5-7 SU, 4-8 ATS its last 12 home games, though 7-4 its last 11 as a dog. The Steelers escaped Monday but they get a Packer team that's just about finished for the year. The Steelers are outscoring opponents 26-14 on the road where they're 3-0. The Steelers win, but Green Bay's run defense and strong underdog play keep them close.

Since I'me short on time here was the logic if you will as to why I like this selection as stated in Winningpoints. The Packers haven’t been winning, but they have been competitive despite key injuries. This is just the fifth time in the last 10 years Green Bay is a home underdog. The last time was six weeks ago when the Packers lost by one point as a three-point ‘dog to the Buccaneers. Green Bay actually has outscored its opposition despite a 1-6 record. As long as Brett Favre is standing, the Packers are worthy of respect. The Steelers ranked only 18th in pass defense going into last Monday night. Pittsburgh has won 10 straight on the road. However, this is a tough situational spot for the Steelers. First, they are traveling on a short week having hosted Baltimore this past Monday. Second, this is Pittsburgh’s only non-division matchup in a five-week span. The Steelers just got through playing their two major division rivals Bengals and Ravens and have division games against Cleveland and Baltimore up next. Third, the Steelers are 3-13-1 when laying points on the road in a non-division game. The Packers’ defense has improved under new coordinator Jim Bates, ranking eighth through Week 7. There’s a chance, too, the Packers get back injured linebacker Na’il Diggs and wide receiver Robert Ferguson.

Forecast: PIT Steelers 17, GB Packers 21
OPINION SELECTION ON GREEN BAY +3.5

PRIVATE PLAYERS

5*KC
5*GIANTS OVER
4* Chicago
4*Pitt
4*Carolina under
4*KC over
3*Miami
3*Seattle

ATS FINANCIAL

4 S D

4 GIANTS

HOOPS

3 LAKERS

NSA

20* NFL Miami +2.5

10* NFL San Diego -6

10* NFL Pittsburgh -3

10* NFL Houston +13.5

5* NFL Baltimore +3

10* NBA Denver -1.5

CALIFORNIA SPORTS

special (3-1) MIAMI

top-(8-4) WASHINGTON, GREEN BAY,

rg--- tampa bay, new orleans, jets under

REED HARRIS

(2-0) TENNESSEE,

rg--seattle, pittsburgh, minnesota, jets over

Wayne Root

Chairman-Miami

Millionaire-Tampa Bay

NO LIMIT-NY Jets

Board of Directors-Baltimore

Fortune 5000-Arizona

the real animal's plays

5*- Seattle

4*- Washington

3*- S.D., Chicago, T.Bay

northcoast

3'* SEA-4

3* Chi

3* SDG -6

Sunday night Was -3

Phil's personal plays

3'* TB

3* GB

3* KC

Mike Neri

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A Play

Regular Plays

(10*) San Diego Chargers

(10*) Carolina Panthers

(10*) Green Bay Packers

Headquarters

Regular Plays

(5*) Cincinnati Bengals

(5*) Jacksonville/Houston Under

JD's Key

Regular Plays

(5*) Cleveland Browns

(5*) Jacksonville Jaguars

(5*) San Francisco 49'ers

USA Sports

Top Rated Play
(10*) Detroit Lions
(10*) Jacksonville Jaguars

Regular Plays
(5*) NY Giants
(5*) Chicago Bears
(5*) San Diego Chargers

Truline Sports

NFL Game of the Month
Arizona Cardinals

Cowtown Sports
Top Rated Play (3*) Baltimore Ravens, Regular Plays (2*) NY Giants, (1*) Washington Redskins and (1*) Philadelphia/Washington Under

Kelso Sturgeon
Top Rated Play Pittsburgh Steelers, Regular Plays Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Seattle Seahawks and Philadelphia/Washington Under

Pointwise Late Telephone Service
Top Rated Play (4*) Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Regular Plays (3*) Kansas City Chiefs, (3*) Jacksonville Jaguars and (2*) Miami Dolphins. Monday Night Regular Play (3*) Indianapolis Colts

The Gold Sheet Late Telephone Service
Top Rated Play (1.5*) Cincinnati/Baltimore Under, Regular Plays (1*) Carolina Panthers, (1*) Chicago Bears and (1*) Pittsburgh/Green Bay Under

Fast Eddie Sports
Regular Plays (5*) New York Jets, (5*) Tennessee Titans, (5*) New Orleans Saints, (5*) San Francisco 49'ers, (5*) Houston Texans, (5*) Arizona Cardinals, (5*) Philadelphia Eagles, (5*) Minnesota Vikings and (5*) Miami Dolphins

The Swami

NFL Game of the Week
San Diego Chargers

Maxwell

Top Rated Play
Pittsburgh Steelers

MIKE LINEBACK
4.5 FALCONS, SKINS
4 GIANTS OV, EAGLES UN, BENGALS

MAGLIOSA
1.5 JETS

Joe Gavazzi's Private Players of Pittsburgh

NFL Game of the Week
(5*) Kansas City Chiefs

NFL Total of the Week
(5*) NY Giants/San Francisco Over

Top Rated Plays
(4*) Chicago Bears
(4*) Pittsburgh Steelers
(4*) Carolina/Tampa Bay Under
(4*) Kansas City/Oakland Over

Regular Plays
(3*) Miami Dolphins
(3*) Seattle Seahawks

Special K
20 * Ravens

DAVE COKIN
HAT-SAINTS
WINDOW-JETS
TOTAL-LIONS UN, FALCONS OV
SYSTEM-LIONS, 49ERS
BG-EAGLES
REG-FALCONS

SPORTS INVESTORS
GOY-BENGALS
TOP-JAGS UNDER
REG-FALCONS UNDER

Scott Sprietzer
TKO GOM Tenn
Insiders GOY Cin
KO-Car

Kelso -
Top: Pitt

Wayne Root
Chairman-Miami (upset of day)
Millionaire-Tampa Bay
NO LIMIT-NY Jets
Board of Directors-Baltimore
Fortune 5000-Arizona

BIG AL
TAMPA BAY
MIAMI
SAN FRANCISCO
ARIZONA
NEW ENGLAND

Real Animal's
5*- Seattle
4*- Washington
3*- S.D., Chicago, T.Bay

STATISTICIAN
90*TAMPA BAY
Top Rated
NEW ORLEANS
JETS
NEW ENGLAND AND UNDER
NEW ENGLAND UNDER
CLEVELAND
Regular
baltimore
minnesota under
san francisco

Frank Rosenthal
Regular Plays Detroit/Minnesota Under 38, San Diego Chargers -5, San Diego/NY Jets Under 42, Chicago Bears -3, Baltimore Ravens +3, Carolina Panthers +1, Miami Dolphins +2, New York Giants -10, NY Giants/San Francisco Under, Green Bay Packers +3.5, Philadelphia Eagles +3.5 and Philadelphia/Washington Over 39

Fast Eddie Sports
Regular Plays
(5*) New York Jets,
(5*) Tennessee Titans,
(5*) New Orleans Saints,
(5*) San Francisco 49'ers,
(5*) Houston Texans,
(5*) Arizona Cardinals,
(5*) Philadelphia Eagles,
(5*) Minnesota Vikings
(5*) Miami Dolphins

espn
hank goldberg
kc 31-24
balt 19-17
carolina 20-13
arizona 23-20
san diego 27-14

Dr Bob
3* balt
2* miami

NSA
20* NFL Miami +2.5
10* NFL San Diego -6
10* NFL Pittsburgh -3
10* NFL Houston +13.5
5* NFL Baltimore +3
10* NBA Denver -1.5

Larry Ness
Legend-Cincinnati
Insider-Tennessee

Mike Lee
8%philly
6%49ers

NORTHCOAST
3'* SEA-4
3* Chi
3* SDG -6
Sunday night Was -3
Phil's personal plays
3'* TB
3* GB
3* KC

Vegas Syndicate
Top Rated Play
(10*) Seattle Seahawks -3 (-125)

Docs 5* TB 4* Vikes Green Bay Ariz Over Indy Colts

Pro Edge JETS +6.0 RAVENS +3.0 -125 BUCS PK +100 DOLPHINS PK +110 49ERS +10.0 CARDINALS +4.0 MONDAY PATRIOTS +3.0 +110

Kevin O'Neill's Selections Green Bay Packers + 4 New England Patriots + 3 ½ BEST BET Jets + 7

Lang 100 Dime SD, Caro 50 Dime Atl, Ten, Chi

HSW 5* K.C. to complete 3 parlay .K.C. .Tampa Bay .Philly

Bryan Leonard
Lions--Bucs--Dolphins
49ers--Packers

Godfathersofsports
Miami +2 - 2 units
Carolina -1 - 2 units
San Diego -6 - 2 units

Charlie Sports
(Ugggh)
nfl. jets+6' 500*
nfl. 49ers+11 30*
nfl. falcons-2 20*
nfl. packers over 39 20*
nfl. packers+3' 10*
nfl. lions+2 10* free play
nba. kings+5