CollegeKingRex
CTG Regular
Sup fellas. Let's get after it today.
Except that there was really nothing for me today until a number popped a few minutes ago with Ivey and Matchbook being both on the Jets.
I'll ride with Miami at the +4.5 -105 pricetag you can get at CRIS.
Fins still had that clueless coach in London, when the Jets by and large dominated them. Eight weeks later, Dan Campbell figures to lead a much more red-assed group of Fins into the Meadowlands. Fitzpatrick is trying to recover from recent hand surgery and has been starting to throw it to the wrong team (four picks last two). Jay Ajayi is adding a nice combo element to a backfield that's spearheaded by Lamar Miller, who figures to have some success today. Too many points for the Jets to lay to anyone.
Sadly enough I've got no other plays in the day games at this point.
I did bet the night game yesterday when I got the info that Collins and Amenduelas weren't travelling to Denver. Already bet the Broncos earlier in the week. Bottom line is that Denver should be supremely pumped (see Green Bay) to host a Sunday night game. They're 3-0 at night SU/ATS this season, and it was Sunday night four weeks ago when Denver played the most impressive game of any team to date when knocking undefeated Green Bay right into a 1-3 tailspin that is ongoing. Same thing will likely happen here. Brady is an all-time great, but these injuries are going to be too much to overcome.
Give NE credit, they have found ways to win against the Gmen and Bills the last two weeks, but this is a whole different beast. The Denver defense is the best in the league, and the only team that's even relatively close to them is New England. Belichick has done a masterful job into molding them into someone that will stop teams with a different gameplan every week. Rookie quarterback Brock Osweiler was efficient last week; his team only scored 17 points but he made no mistakes. A similar-type game will be needed here, as all the film study in the world about New England won't matter when they switch coverages, personnel, packages, from series to series, if not play to play. Must stay committed to the run, and Hillman will have to be a key contributor. That said, Denver's not going to win this game by outscoring the Pats. They'll win it with defense.
Outside of Brandon LaFell, the Pats have two receivers that traveled. One is hurt and the other i've never heard of. No Edelman was a horse-crippler, but no Amendola was the final death knell. Gronkowski and White are the only real offensive weapons (with LaFell) and Denver has enough talent to key on those guys and make someone else try to beat them. But who? This will finally be the week that Brady looks mortal.
Prediction: Denver 20, New England 10
The play: Denver +3 flat (would bet +120 or better ML is acceptable for the same price you can't get that) for 2u med
Denver UNDER 43.5 medium to big 2.5u
GL!
Ask about any games you want my insight on; I'll get back when I get time
:shake:
Except that there was really nothing for me today until a number popped a few minutes ago with Ivey and Matchbook being both on the Jets.
I'll ride with Miami at the +4.5 -105 pricetag you can get at CRIS.
Fins still had that clueless coach in London, when the Jets by and large dominated them. Eight weeks later, Dan Campbell figures to lead a much more red-assed group of Fins into the Meadowlands. Fitzpatrick is trying to recover from recent hand surgery and has been starting to throw it to the wrong team (four picks last two). Jay Ajayi is adding a nice combo element to a backfield that's spearheaded by Lamar Miller, who figures to have some success today. Too many points for the Jets to lay to anyone.
Sadly enough I've got no other plays in the day games at this point.
I did bet the night game yesterday when I got the info that Collins and Amenduelas weren't travelling to Denver. Already bet the Broncos earlier in the week. Bottom line is that Denver should be supremely pumped (see Green Bay) to host a Sunday night game. They're 3-0 at night SU/ATS this season, and it was Sunday night four weeks ago when Denver played the most impressive game of any team to date when knocking undefeated Green Bay right into a 1-3 tailspin that is ongoing. Same thing will likely happen here. Brady is an all-time great, but these injuries are going to be too much to overcome.
Give NE credit, they have found ways to win against the Gmen and Bills the last two weeks, but this is a whole different beast. The Denver defense is the best in the league, and the only team that's even relatively close to them is New England. Belichick has done a masterful job into molding them into someone that will stop teams with a different gameplan every week. Rookie quarterback Brock Osweiler was efficient last week; his team only scored 17 points but he made no mistakes. A similar-type game will be needed here, as all the film study in the world about New England won't matter when they switch coverages, personnel, packages, from series to series, if not play to play. Must stay committed to the run, and Hillman will have to be a key contributor. That said, Denver's not going to win this game by outscoring the Pats. They'll win it with defense.
Outside of Brandon LaFell, the Pats have two receivers that traveled. One is hurt and the other i've never heard of. No Edelman was a horse-crippler, but no Amendola was the final death knell. Gronkowski and White are the only real offensive weapons (with LaFell) and Denver has enough talent to key on those guys and make someone else try to beat them. But who? This will finally be the week that Brady looks mortal.
Prediction: Denver 20, New England 10
The play: Denver +3 flat (would bet +120 or better ML is acceptable for the same price you can't get that) for 2u med
Denver UNDER 43.5 medium to big 2.5u
GL!
Ask about any games you want my insight on; I'll get back when I get time
:shake:
