Hope this one goes like yesterday's play with Kent (-2) winning by a 42-16 count. You gotta love the system.
Cincinnati Bengals +3
Yes, there is a 23-4 System that supports the Bengals which I will get to in a moment. Of course, Cincinnati was very good to me on Monday Night as the finally COVERED a regular season contest for the first time since last year, snapping an 0-8-1 ATS slide. I told you one week ago that Cincy is NOT the same old "Bungles" so I expect them not only to garner more outright wins down the stretch, but ATS triumphs as well. I told you last Monday that Cincinnati has been held down due to a slew of injuries, especially on the defensive side of the football. However, according to head coach Marvin Lewis, the Bengals are not only getting better every week, but they are actually BETTER than last season's squad at this point. The reason for that stunning proclamation from Lewis has to do with the fact that the YOUNG players continue to gain valuable EXPERIENCE at the expense of the injured veterans on the roster. One injured veteran that may make an impact this afternoon is WR Peter Warrick, who has been sidelined for about one month due to a mysterious leg injury that simply would not heal. If Warrick is even close to being his old self this afternoon, that will take the full emphasis of opposing defenses' off of Chad Johnson. QB Carson Palmer would also have another quality target to throw to. The Bengals have been getting in trouble because Palmer has been forced to throw the football way too often, playing catch up from an early deficit. Finally on Monday, Cincinnati broke through and grabbed an early lead. I do not think Palmer will have to throw nearly as often today because Tennessee has a "soft" defense against the run that is permitting about 115 yards per game on average. That will open up the door for RB Rudi Johnson who is playing right now with only a ONE YEAR contract and must put up some significant stats for a pay raise. Today's Cincinnati/Tennessee game was off the board in most places early this morning due to the questionable status of QB Steve McNair who has been battling a bruised sternum. Last time out, McNair got hit hard in that area for the 3rd time in 4 games. Due to a chest bruise and sorness, McNair has at times had problems taking a deep breath without incurring serious pain. To add to his injury problems, McNair had to tend to a personal issue at mid-week (death in the family). Even with substantial practice time, reserve Tennessee QB Billy Volek (3 INT's and a fumble last time out) has NOT turned the Titans into a reliable offensive team. With Volek out there, opposing defenses can now turn most of their attention to stuffing RB Chris Brown. If McNair's injury woes were not enough, Brown actually MISSED some practice time this week (sore toe) and will NOT be operating at 100%. Getting back to Cincinnati, they led Denver Monday Night for more than 53 TOTAL MINUTES, which is NINE minutes more than they have led in the first FIVE games combined!!!! If they grab an early lead again today, watch out. Anything is possible when you consider that the Titans are a shocking 0-3 SU/ATS at home so far this campaign. Head coach Jeff Fisher has traditionally been a better wager when his Titans are cast as an underdog, which WILL be the case in future weeks due to a poor overall record. However, Tennessee is actually the favorite this afteroon, and I am taking full advantage. Here is an incredible 23-4 SYSTEM that supports Cincinnati this afternoon. This TEN YEAR system supports teams like the Bengals at a near pick-em price (+3/-3) after allowing 14-or-LESS points, versus an opponent that scored LESS than 7 points in their prior outing! Of course, Tennessee is coming off a 20-3 loss, so that monster system does apply this afternoon.
GOOD LUCK
Cincinnati Bengals +3
Yes, there is a 23-4 System that supports the Bengals which I will get to in a moment. Of course, Cincinnati was very good to me on Monday Night as the finally COVERED a regular season contest for the first time since last year, snapping an 0-8-1 ATS slide. I told you one week ago that Cincy is NOT the same old "Bungles" so I expect them not only to garner more outright wins down the stretch, but ATS triumphs as well. I told you last Monday that Cincinnati has been held down due to a slew of injuries, especially on the defensive side of the football. However, according to head coach Marvin Lewis, the Bengals are not only getting better every week, but they are actually BETTER than last season's squad at this point. The reason for that stunning proclamation from Lewis has to do with the fact that the YOUNG players continue to gain valuable EXPERIENCE at the expense of the injured veterans on the roster. One injured veteran that may make an impact this afternoon is WR Peter Warrick, who has been sidelined for about one month due to a mysterious leg injury that simply would not heal. If Warrick is even close to being his old self this afternoon, that will take the full emphasis of opposing defenses' off of Chad Johnson. QB Carson Palmer would also have another quality target to throw to. The Bengals have been getting in trouble because Palmer has been forced to throw the football way too often, playing catch up from an early deficit. Finally on Monday, Cincinnati broke through and grabbed an early lead. I do not think Palmer will have to throw nearly as often today because Tennessee has a "soft" defense against the run that is permitting about 115 yards per game on average. That will open up the door for RB Rudi Johnson who is playing right now with only a ONE YEAR contract and must put up some significant stats for a pay raise. Today's Cincinnati/Tennessee game was off the board in most places early this morning due to the questionable status of QB Steve McNair who has been battling a bruised sternum. Last time out, McNair got hit hard in that area for the 3rd time in 4 games. Due to a chest bruise and sorness, McNair has at times had problems taking a deep breath without incurring serious pain. To add to his injury problems, McNair had to tend to a personal issue at mid-week (death in the family). Even with substantial practice time, reserve Tennessee QB Billy Volek (3 INT's and a fumble last time out) has NOT turned the Titans into a reliable offensive team. With Volek out there, opposing defenses can now turn most of their attention to stuffing RB Chris Brown. If McNair's injury woes were not enough, Brown actually MISSED some practice time this week (sore toe) and will NOT be operating at 100%. Getting back to Cincinnati, they led Denver Monday Night for more than 53 TOTAL MINUTES, which is NINE minutes more than they have led in the first FIVE games combined!!!! If they grab an early lead again today, watch out. Anything is possible when you consider that the Titans are a shocking 0-3 SU/ATS at home so far this campaign. Head coach Jeff Fisher has traditionally been a better wager when his Titans are cast as an underdog, which WILL be the case in future weeks due to a poor overall record. However, Tennessee is actually the favorite this afteroon, and I am taking full advantage. Here is an incredible 23-4 SYSTEM that supports Cincinnati this afternoon. This TEN YEAR system supports teams like the Bengals at a near pick-em price (+3/-3) after allowing 14-or-LESS points, versus an opponent that scored LESS than 7 points in their prior outing! Of course, Tennessee is coming off a 20-3 loss, so that monster system does apply this afternoon.
GOOD LUCK
