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WILD BILL

Saints -3 (5 units)

 

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Pointwise:

NFL Key Selections

5--Minnesota (+) over NEW ORLEANS 23-20

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THE GOLD SHEET - NFL

MONDAY, OCTOBER 6
*Minnesota 27 - NEW ORLEANS 24—CB Mike McKenzie (int. last week;
torn ACL late LY) now has two games under his belt to help the N.O. defense recover from its early-season injuries. And Saints rediscovered Deuce McAllister (73 YR last week) to take some pressure of Drew Brees (8 TDs, 4 ints.). However, with Gus Frerotte (15 completions to WRs last week; check his left hand injury) now balancing the Viking offense, will count on Adrian Peterson (420 YR) and Minny defense to give Vikes a chance for a Monday night surprise. Minny used to dome conditions. Saints “over” 17 of last 23. CABLE TV—ESPN (05-MINNESOTA -3' 33-16...SR: Minnesota 19-7)<!-- / message -->

 

[rocky2]

Fairway Jay:
20* Big Drive Minnesota
(Won His 20* Sunday with Miami)

 

[lucid_dreamer]

maddux free pick
Minny & New Orleans Over 46.5

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

MIGHTY QUINN

Mighty hit with the Cardinals and missed with the Lions and 49ers yesterday.

Today it's the Vikings. The deficit is 160 sirignanos.

 

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HONDO

October 6, 2008

The Brewers were all foam in the dome yesterday, which would have been enough to drive Hondo to drink if he hadn't offset the loss with the Patriots, his Free Money In Frisco Play Of The Day.

Tonight, with the wad holding at 580 abramo wiczes, he expects the Vikings to be drawn and French Quartered in The Big Easy. Ten units.

 

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Dave Cokin

(981) LA Angels
(982) BOS Red Sox
Take "(981) LA Angels"
The Angels finally beat the Red Sox in a playoff game Sunday night and that means they're basically in on a free pass tonight for Game Four. Boston certainly has the capability of ending this right here but the Halos will now have some legit confidence that they can send this back to Anaheim for a fifth game. I think the Angels would be worth a play tonight.

 

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Jim Feist

(979) TB Rays
(980) CHW White Sox
Take "Over"
Game 4: Play the Rays/White Sox over the total. The White Sox beat Tampa Bay 5-3 Sunday, to stay alive in the series. "At least we play tomorrow," White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen said. "Like I say, we played against the wall before and came out of it." Tampa Bay goes with their No. 5 starter here in Andy Sonnanstine, a guy who was 6-5 with a 4.35 ERA on the road. The White Sox are very familiar with him, as they hit .272 off Sonnanstine in 21 innings this season. Chicago is a good offensive park and both teams used quality relievers yesterday. Chicago is 7-0 over the total the last 7 start made by starter Gavin Floyd. A good spot for a high scoring tilt. Play the Rays/White Sox Game 4 over the total.

 

[EagleFan]

Brandon Lang

MONDAY

15 Dime - Saints

FREE - OVER Saints/Vikings

 

[ymmit2nd]

Sixth Sense



they are 21-7 on the season ( 3-3 yesterday)



3% MINNESOTA +3


NEW ORLEANS –3 Minnesota 46.5

MINNESOTA 24 NEW ORLEANS 20

 

[ymmit2nd]

THE SPORTS REPORTER


MINNESOTA over *NEW ORLEANS by 1
MINNESOTA, 24-23.

 

[ymmit2nd]

KEVIN O'NEILL (THE MAXX) (1-5)...MINNESOTA



Vikings (+3) over @Saints
Selection and analysis by Kevin O’Neill
The Vikings entered the season with high hopes,
and you would think that their season is now
teetering on the brink with a 1-3 record. Yet they
still have hope on the season, as they sit only a
game out of the two-way 2-2 tie for first place that
the Packers and Bears find themselves in. With a
loss already to the Packers, things look a bit worse
than that, but things are hardly grim. But things
would likely start to look that way with another loss.
That makes this a must-win for the Purple.
Minnesota comes off a tough loss in Tennessee.
The Vikes defense played terrific ball, holding the
Titans to a mere 4.0 yards per play, while the
offense gained 4.9 yards per play. But when you
turn the ball over four times and allow yourself to be
sacked four times that makes it difficult to get things
done. Those four turnovers turned into 21 points
for the Titans, who scored TD’s on drives of 33, 11,
and 6 yards. And Bernard Berrian dropped a long
pass that would have been a TD. And the offense
committed five penalties in the third quarter, taking
them out of good situations. Some of these
problems were caused by the opponent. The Titans
are one of the few teams in the league that can be
as physical as the Vikings on the line of scrimmage.
But while the Titans are a strong ballclub, a lot of
these wounds were self-inflicted.
One of the reasons that we went against the Saints
last Sunday was their receiver injuries. With the
Niners allowing opponents only 5 yards per pass
attempt heading into the game, we figured that
would be a positive matchup. Alas, the Saints lit up
the Saints secondary for a full 10 yards per pass
attempt. Frisco clearly hadn’t game planned for
Robert Meachem, up until now a draft bust for the
Saints, who in his first start caught five balls for 204
(204!!) yards. A lack of pressure on Drew Brees had
more than a little to do with Meachem’s ability to get
behind the secondary. We expect a better plan from
the Vikings. And while a Saints backup corps that
helped them overcome being without five offensive
starters on Sunday performed admirably, replacements
sometimes let down the following week. So although the
passing game looks to favor the Saints, that may not be
the case here.
Simply think that the more physical Vikes can beat up the
Saints, and expect that their running game will be able to
gash New Orleans, while the defense line proves
impenetrable as well. The weaknesses they showed
against brutal Tennessee won’t exist here. Statistically,
that translates into us taking points with a defense that
allows 4.8 yards per play against a team allowing 5.9 yards
per play, which is a winning play, especially when you
consider the Vikes stats have been earned against a tough
schedule of nothing but playoff contenders. Vikes by 3.

 

[ymmit2nd]

Bill Gallo

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YESTERDAY 5-7
LAST WEEK 9~4
FOR THE YEAR 43- 29

SAINTS

 

[ymmit2nd]

DR BOB

NEW ORLEANS (-3.0) 27 Minnesota 23
05:30 PM Pacific Time Monday, Oct-06 - Stats Matchup
I’ll lean slightly with New Orleans.

 

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The Vegas Steam Line

Monday: Take Tampa Bay/Chicago White Sox OVER the total of 8.5

 

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CKO

OVER (47) in the Minnesota-New Orleans game—Prolific N.O., which is scoring 28 ppg & yielding
5.2 ypc, is “over” 3-0-1 TY and 16-6-1 last 23 since late ’06. Minny “over” in both road games this year, and Adrian Peterson should have some fun.

 

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STATFOX PLATINUM SHEET (10-14)



10/6/2008 (431) MINNESOTA at (432) NEW ORLEANS
Although the results haven’t shown in the point totals that the Vikings
have given up in the first four games, Minnesota is still a very tough
team defensively. In this Monday night game at New Orleans, HC
Brad Childress’ team will enjoy a tremendous statistical edge on
defense. The most convincing numbers to look at are in yards per play
allowed. So far in four games, the Vikings are yielding just 4.9 YPP,
while the Saints have been gashed for 6.2 YPP. For those betting
Minnesota here, you also get the benefit of being a 3-point underdog,
possibly more with a hook if you can score it. The Vikings have faced
a killer schedule thus far and are probably better than the 1-3 record
indicates. Look for them to lean on Adrian Peterson extensively in this
game, giving them a great shot at the road upset.
Play: Minnesota +3

 

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THE RED SHEET

NEAR CHOICES (Rated 87) Minnesota