St. Louis at Green Bay Monday Night
Double Revenge here for Favre and the Pack, and this Green Bay team is on a terror lately. Last week's victory at Houston was more impressive than it looked, as it was a bit of a sandwich for Green Bay (off of Minnesota, this revenger and next week's playoff revenge vs. Philly on deck)and a nice spot for Houston. Green Bay answered the challenge, outyarding the Texans 473-251, and showed the trademark heart of a Brett Favre team coming back from a 10 point deficit in the 4th quarter. The Pack is 10-3$ on Monday nights, and their defense has improved as injured players have returned. They will still have trouble matching up with St. Louis on the outside, but should be able to overpower a Rams D allowing 4.9ypr. RB Green a game time decision, but Green Bay does welcome back RB Davenport, and RB Fisher is also a threat. St.Louis is 5-18$ last 23 on natural grass, and 1-41$ when they lose SU! This straight up trend is important when you consider Favre is 34-1 SU when kickoff temperature is below 34 degrees, and we just cannot see him losing SU at Lambeau on a Monday night in thick of a playoff race to a dome team. He's been dying to get these Rams at the Tundra. Think he lights them up in his 200th consecutive start at home.
This total came down because of weather worry early on, but besides the cold, there will be no precipitation and very moderate wind. With two very good offenses, two lackluster defenses, and the Rams penchant for passing, we think this is going to be a shootout. These two teams have played Over the total in each of their last two meetings, combining for 62 and 58 points, and both defenses have been torched when facing anyone with an offense. Well these are two of the top 6 offenses in the game, as GBay averages 407 ypg, and St. Louis averages 370. Watch especially if the total continues to come down as it is right around the key number of 51 at most spots.
2* Base Plays on
Green Bay
Over Green Bay
Double Revenge here for Favre and the Pack, and this Green Bay team is on a terror lately. Last week's victory at Houston was more impressive than it looked, as it was a bit of a sandwich for Green Bay (off of Minnesota, this revenger and next week's playoff revenge vs. Philly on deck)and a nice spot for Houston. Green Bay answered the challenge, outyarding the Texans 473-251, and showed the trademark heart of a Brett Favre team coming back from a 10 point deficit in the 4th quarter. The Pack is 10-3$ on Monday nights, and their defense has improved as injured players have returned. They will still have trouble matching up with St. Louis on the outside, but should be able to overpower a Rams D allowing 4.9ypr. RB Green a game time decision, but Green Bay does welcome back RB Davenport, and RB Fisher is also a threat. St.Louis is 5-18$ last 23 on natural grass, and 1-41$ when they lose SU! This straight up trend is important when you consider Favre is 34-1 SU when kickoff temperature is below 34 degrees, and we just cannot see him losing SU at Lambeau on a Monday night in thick of a playoff race to a dome team. He's been dying to get these Rams at the Tundra. Think he lights them up in his 200th consecutive start at home.
This total came down because of weather worry early on, but besides the cold, there will be no precipitation and very moderate wind. With two very good offenses, two lackluster defenses, and the Rams penchant for passing, we think this is going to be a shootout. These two teams have played Over the total in each of their last two meetings, combining for 62 and 58 points, and both defenses have been torched when facing anyone with an offense. Well these are two of the top 6 offenses in the game, as GBay averages 407 ypg, and St. Louis averages 370. Watch especially if the total continues to come down as it is right around the key number of 51 at most spots.
2* Base Plays on
Green Bay
Over Green Bay
