BlitzBandit
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Total Plays - ( 0 - 3 ) ( 0% ) -4.95 units
ATS - ( 0 - 3 ) ( 0% ) -4.95 units
O/U - ( 0 - 0 ) ( 0% ) 0 units
Had a rough start to the season going 0-3. I took it as a friendly reminder to myself why I don't normally bet week one. Still easing into things and will continue to tread lightly until I get into a groove. I usually start hitting the accelerator around week 4... things should be no different this year. With that said... it's on to week 2...
Indianapolis -6.5
( 1 unit )
I know I'm going with a huge public play and against most cappers with this one... so that's not good. The thing is... I don't give a fuck. I like my chances here. Vince Young is not someone you want to bet against, but let's face it, neither is Peyton. The Titans played Indy well in both games last season and even won one... that should be enough to get Peyton and Co. to actually consider making a gameplan this time around.
I figure Addai will get plenty of carries and we are going to see the Peyton that plays conservative with short passes. In the two meetings against the Titans last season, Rhodes and Addai combined for 241 yards on 61 carries. The Titans have a tendency to use a shitload of Nickel and Dime coverages against the Colts to try to force them to run. The key for them is to keep the ball away from Harrison and Wayne as much as possible. That doesn't stop the Colts from moving the ball, but it does force slower drives and less attempts in the redzone throughout the game. I guess they figure the less points on the board, the better.. which makes sense.
The thing is, the Colts played like they were in perfect mid season form last week. And Gerrard didn't have much trouble passing against the Titans defense last week either when he racked up over 200 yards passing and a td. You have to remember the Titans were ranked in the bottom 10 in the league against the pass last season. Regardless their formations on Sunday against the Colts, Manning and Co. should be ready to get into the endzone enough times to cover this spread... whether with slow drives or quick ones.
here's my leans... with an asterisk next to my stronger leans...
* Miami +4
* Cleveland +7.5
* Carolina -6.5
Pittsburgh -10
NY Giants pick
Seattle -2.5
Denver -10
Chicago -11.5
* New England -3.5
* Philadelphia -6.5
still looking things over... not sure what I'm going with yet, but either way.. I'll be treading lightly for a couple more weeks.
gl to everyone this weekend.
ATS - ( 0 - 3 ) ( 0% ) -4.95 units
O/U - ( 0 - 0 ) ( 0% ) 0 units
Had a rough start to the season going 0-3. I took it as a friendly reminder to myself why I don't normally bet week one. Still easing into things and will continue to tread lightly until I get into a groove. I usually start hitting the accelerator around week 4... things should be no different this year. With that said... it's on to week 2...
Indianapolis -6.5
( 1 unit )
I know I'm going with a huge public play and against most cappers with this one... so that's not good. The thing is... I don't give a fuck. I like my chances here. Vince Young is not someone you want to bet against, but let's face it, neither is Peyton. The Titans played Indy well in both games last season and even won one... that should be enough to get Peyton and Co. to actually consider making a gameplan this time around.
I figure Addai will get plenty of carries and we are going to see the Peyton that plays conservative with short passes. In the two meetings against the Titans last season, Rhodes and Addai combined for 241 yards on 61 carries. The Titans have a tendency to use a shitload of Nickel and Dime coverages against the Colts to try to force them to run. The key for them is to keep the ball away from Harrison and Wayne as much as possible. That doesn't stop the Colts from moving the ball, but it does force slower drives and less attempts in the redzone throughout the game. I guess they figure the less points on the board, the better.. which makes sense.
The thing is, the Colts played like they were in perfect mid season form last week. And Gerrard didn't have much trouble passing against the Titans defense last week either when he racked up over 200 yards passing and a td. You have to remember the Titans were ranked in the bottom 10 in the league against the pass last season. Regardless their formations on Sunday against the Colts, Manning and Co. should be ready to get into the endzone enough times to cover this spread... whether with slow drives or quick ones.
here's my leans... with an asterisk next to my stronger leans...
* Miami +4
* Cleveland +7.5
* Carolina -6.5
Pittsburgh -10
NY Giants pick
Seattle -2.5
Denver -10
Chicago -11.5
* New England -3.5
* Philadelphia -6.5
still looking things over... not sure what I'm going with yet, but either way.. I'll be treading lightly for a couple more weeks.
gl to everyone this weekend.