I have pit teased to +7.5 just cause that the no brainer way to go about that gm as kc not much for winning by more than a td. Actually think there is a little value on chiefs laying less than 3 tho. For all the ridiculous stuff talked about Reid no coach is better with a extra week to prepare, his teams virtually unbeatable of byes.
I have pit teased to +7.5 just cause that the no brainer way to go about that gm as kc not much for winning by more than a td. Actually think there is a little value on chiefs laying less than 3 tho. For all the ridiculous stuff talked about Reid no coach is better with a extra week to prepare, his teams virtually unbeatable of byes.
Here are my numbers:
New England -7 over Kansas City
New England -6 over Pittsburgh
Dallas -3.5 over Atlanta
Atlanta -3 over Green Bay
Future book odds:
AFC:
New England 0.717
Kansas City 0.140
Pittsburgh 0.143
NFC:
Dallas 0.435
Atlanta 0.437
Green Bay 0.128
Super Bowl:
New England 0.453
Kansas City 0.071
Pittsburgh 0.077
Dallas 0.177
Atlanta 0.171
Green Bay 0.050
Good luck! I hope you find these numbers useful.
Ppl just don't trust the rookies. I trust that oline to continue to maul teams like they been doing all year, I've never minded rookie running backs as they typically have easy transition and coming from Ohio st really don't think there much if any difference to zeke who been on plenty of big stages. Dak just a anomaly who poised beyond his years, he has dealt with the pressure of romo looming in the wings ready to take over for months and has handled that remarkably well, he was no stranger to the big stage in college either and I just don't see after how he has handled this entire season all a sudden the stage being too big. Maybe if he was facing something other than a Swiss cheese defense but that all he will see until the SB! Nothing but terrible corners being forced to cover for too long is in front of this kid and that not gonna rattle him.
I agree with you totally, well stated. Its hard to give up 5 1/2. Seems like a big number but realistically, it really isn't