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Game: Titans @ Jets (-1)
Edge: JETS by double digits
Game: Chiefs @ Eagles (-9)
Edge: EAGLES by 14
Game: Browns @ Ravens (-13.5)
Edge: RAVENS by 20's
Game: Giants @ Bucs (+6)
Edge: GIANTS by 13
Game: Redskins @ Lions (+6.5)
Edge: REDSKINS by 2
Game: Packers @ Rams (+6.5)
Edge: PACKERS by double digits
Game: 49ers @ Vikings (-7)
Edge: 49ERS at PK
Game: Falcons @ Patriots (-4.5)
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Game: Dolphins @ Chargers (-5.5)
Edge: Chargers by 8
Game: Broncos @ Raiders (+1)
Edge: BRONCOS by 4
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Game: Chiefs @ Eagles (-9)
Edge: EAGLES by 14
Game: Browns @ Ravens (-13.5)
Edge: RAVENS by 20's
Game: Giants @ Bucs (+6)
Edge: GIANTS by 13
Game: Redskins @ Lions (+6.5)
Edge: REDSKINS by 2
Game: Packers @ Rams (+6.5)
Edge: PACKERS by double digits
Game: 49ers @ Vikings (-7)
Edge: 49ERS at PK
Game: Falcons @ Patriots (-4.5)
Edge FALCONS projected win
Game: Dolphins @ Chargers (-5.5)
Edge: Chargers by 8
Game: Broncos @ Raiders (+1)
Edge: BRONCOS by 4
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HRC NFL PREMIUM-September 27th
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Record: 6-1
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Jim Feist's 15* NFL Inner Circle Game of the Month
NFL (417) ATLANTA FALCONS at (418) NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Take: (417) ATLANTA FALCONS (15* Inner Circle Game of the Month)
Reason: The Falcons (2-0 SU/ATS) are as good as many predicted, with excellent balance on offense behind QB Matt Ryan (5 TDs, 1 pick), RB Michael Turner, WR Roddy White and newcomer 33-year old TE Tony Gonzalez (96 catches, 1,058 yards, 10 TDs with the Chiefs in 2008.) The defense has been a concern, replacing 5 starters, and they just gave up 440 yards (308 passing) to Jake Delhomme and the Panthers. But they got another win, 28-20, pounding out 151 yards on the ground as Turner had 105 yards. The Falcons dominated Miami in the opener, 19-7, allowing just 259 total yards. Ryan likes his new safety valve: TE Gonzalez has 73 and 71 receiving yards in the two games, leading the team each time. The new-look defense has 6 turnovers. QB Matt Ryan returns to his home, playing at Boston College. The Patriots (1-1 SU/0-2 ATS) are not ready to be crowned one of the elite teams of the AFC, even with QB Tom Brady back. They are off a 16-9 loss at the NY Jets, being held without a TD for the first time in 37 games. The ground game hasn't gotten going, forcing New England to rely on Brady’s golden right arm. They were lucky to win the opener, 25-24, with only 13 points until the final three minutes of the game. The offense looked a bit rusty at times despite 451 yards (378 passing) against the Bills, then they were shut down by the attacking Jets. The Patriots passing attack could be severely hamstrung after Randy Moss (back) and Wes Welker (knee) were among 10 players the team listed on Friday's injury report as questionable for Sunday's game. New England outgained New York 197-57, but still led just 9-3 at halftime. This shapes up as a close one as we take the points with the very confident Falcons.
NFL (417) ATLANTA FALCONS at (418) NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Take: (417) ATLANTA FALCONS (15* Inner Circle Game of the Month)
Reason: The Falcons (2-0 SU/ATS) are as good as many predicted, with excellent balance on offense behind QB Matt Ryan (5 TDs, 1 pick), RB Michael Turner, WR Roddy White and newcomer 33-year old TE Tony Gonzalez (96 catches, 1,058 yards, 10 TDs with the Chiefs in 2008.) The defense has been a concern, replacing 5 starters, and they just gave up 440 yards (308 passing) to Jake Delhomme and the Panthers. But they got another win, 28-20, pounding out 151 yards on the ground as Turner had 105 yards. The Falcons dominated Miami in the opener, 19-7, allowing just 259 total yards. Ryan likes his new safety valve: TE Gonzalez has 73 and 71 receiving yards in the two games, leading the team each time. The new-look defense has 6 turnovers. QB Matt Ryan returns to his home, playing at Boston College. The Patriots (1-1 SU/0-2 ATS) are not ready to be crowned one of the elite teams of the AFC, even with QB Tom Brady back. They are off a 16-9 loss at the NY Jets, being held without a TD for the first time in 37 games. The ground game hasn't gotten going, forcing New England to rely on Brady’s golden right arm. They were lucky to win the opener, 25-24, with only 13 points until the final three minutes of the game. The offense looked a bit rusty at times despite 451 yards (378 passing) against the Bills, then they were shut down by the attacking Jets. The Patriots passing attack could be severely hamstrung after Randy Moss (back) and Wes Welker (knee) were among 10 players the team listed on Friday's injury report as questionable for Sunday's game. New England outgained New York 197-57, but still led just 9-3 at halftime. This shapes up as a close one as we take the points with the very confident Falcons.
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Craig Davis Sunday's Lineup
100 Dime --- ASTROS (With Rodriguez as listed pitcher)
20 Dime --- ARIZONA CARDINALS
10 Dime --- TITANS MONEYLINE
5 Dime --- LIONS
HOUSTON ASTROS (with Wandy Rodriguez) --- I've been very good with my baseball selections this year, and I'm stepping it up today on a day dominated by the NFL. Why? Because when I like a play as much as I like the Astros, I can't help but let you know about it. The Houston Astros will win this game because, if nothing else, they simply can't lose a 10th straight time to Cincinnati... it just won't happen. They can't let it happen... they have too much pride and have had success in the past against these very same Reds.
And you have to like our chances with Wandy Rodriguez taking the hill for the Astros this afternoon. This guy, for the most part, is absolute money at home. Yes, I realize he was shellacked in his last home outing vs. St. Louis, allowing 6 earned runs in five innings of work. But that's the exception, not the rule. In his previous 43 innings of work, Rodriguez had allowed just two earned runs and four wins. For the season at home, Rodriguez is 8-3 with a 2.03 ERA and a 1.02 WHIP, not to mention his .218 opponents' batting average. Look, you can point fingers all you want to that game vs. St. Louis, but like I said, that was the exception and there's absolutely no chance he lays another egg at home. He's a gamer and would love nothing more than for his last home start of the season to be a win for his team.
As for the Reds, they have cruised to two easy 10-4 wins in the first two games of this series and I can tell you right now this offense isn't that good... they're just not. I'll give them credit for scoring double digits in four of their last five games, but you simply can't convince me that this team's offense should be feared. They simply aren't that good. The pitchers they've faced in those four games include Felipe Paulino, Brian Moehler, Kevin Hart and Zach Duke. That's hardly a frightening pitching staff, and what they're going to face today is much, much better than they have seen recently.
Johnny Cueto gets the start for the Reds, posting a 10-10 record and a 4.39 ERA on the season. This will be his fourth consecutive road start and despite the fact that he's pitched a little better on the road than at home, you have to think he'd love to get back home. Four in a row is a lot to ask of a young pitcher and today is the day he implodes. His career vs. Houston is definitely forgettable, with an 0-3 record and a 5.57 ERA in six starts. That's right, he's never beaten the Astros and I see no reason why it should begin today.
The Reds have struggled vs. lefties recently, winning just one time in their last seven tries. Houston, meanwhile, is 13-3 in Wandy's last 16 home starts, 7-1 in their last 8 when Rodriguez starts and the total is set between 7 and 8.5, and 6-1 when he starts in Game 3 of a series. Folks, this one will be decided early, as the Astros get a much-needed 6-3 victory.
ARIZONA CARDINALS --- Obviously it'd be nice to get this number at -3 or less, but I'm not going to ask you to buy the half point here because I believe this is a Cardinals win by 4 points or more. Indy has a lot going against them in this game, including the fact that they traveled from Indy to Miami, back to Indy, and now out to the desert... and all this was done in a matter of about four or five days. That's a lot to ask, even for NFL athletes. What's more, they really haven't had much time to prepare/game plan for the Cardinals attack because they spent so much time getting ready for the Dolphins. Arizona, as you well know, is tough to prepare for to begin with, but having just a few days to get ready after a long travel is simply too much to overcome.
Also take into account that both Steve Breaston and Anquan Boldin are expected to play for Arizona tonight, giving Kurt Warner a full arsenal of receivers to throw to. Remember in Week 1 he didn't have Breaston and it messed up the plan of attack. Last week, with Breaston, Warner completed his first 15 passes and 24 of the 26 he attempted for the afternoon against Jacksonville. Meanwhile, S Bob Sanders is still out and although Melvin Bullitt and Antoine Bethea are serviceable safeties, they'll surely miss Sanders' services this week.
Arizona runs the ball better this year than they did last year and will show Indy a fair mix of run and pass. Against a tired defense off a short week, that's not the recipe the Colts want to see. I'll give them credit... they did more with less than 15 minutes of possession than I ever thought they could, but that did put a toll on the defense. Arizona has covered 6 of their last 7 overall, 9 of 12 as a favorite, 7 of 10 in September and 4 straight vs. winning teams. Cardinals make home field advantage count tonight, as they win this thing 31-21.
TENNESSEE TITANS MONEYLINE --- I did tell you at the beginning of the year that I thought Tennessee would be a good team again this year but that I didn't believe they were going to match their 13-3 record from a year ago. That being said, the run defense has still in the top 5 and it's going to be ultra tough for Thomas Jones and/or Leon Washington to get anything going in the running department. And if the Jets fall behind early, they don't have the type of QB who is capable of driving a team down the field for a game winning score.
Look, the Jets have all the momentum in the world, riding high off two upset wins (one at home, one on the road) while the Titans are in desperation mode because if the fail to win today, they fall to 0-3 and it's going to be a long, uphill climb to get back to where they need to do. The thing about HC Jeff Fisher is that he's a gamer... he goes with the flow, he's not stubborn. I think that's why he's been so successful in the NFL... he goes with the flow and makes adjustments on the fly. The Jets can blitz all they want (they average blitzing on 70% of all offensive plays)... the other two teams they've done that to haven't had the dynamic tandem in the backfield to make them pay for it. Chris Johnson broke off three long TDs last week because Houston took chances on the blitz. I think Tennessee is begging New York to blitz because they have the game plan and weapons to exploit it.
Remember last year in November when the Titans were the hottest team in the NFL, undefeated, dominating everyone? A balmy afternoon in Nashville, Tennessee turned into a frigid evening for the Titans as the Jets did everything right and were the first team in the league to beat the mighty Titans, 34-13. So on top of everything else, the Titans also have revenge on their minds as none of these players can forget the beating the Jets gave them. Bottom line: whether you think he's over the hill or not, would you rather have Kerry Collins leading your team down the field on a game-winning drive or rookie Mark Sanchez?
LIONS (if your line is +6 1/2 or +7, be sure to buy the half point up to +7 or +7 1/2) --- Folks, there's really not much to say here. Truth be told, this selection is much more about my negative feelings for the Redskins and their lack of offense than about the Lions being good. I'm playing AGAINST Washington and will likely do it several more times this year. Washington might be in the bottom five of total offense and it starts and ends with QB Jason Campbell. Although his completion percentage is pretty good, he's just not throwing for many yards and he's definitely not putting it into the end zone. The Redskins failed to score a touchdown in four quarters vs. lowly St. Louis last week and preceded that with a miserable performance in New York in which they scored on a fake field goal and followed that up with a short-yardage TD in the closing moments. So, in two games this offense has just one touchdown against the Giants (who allowed 31 points to Dallas) and St. Louis (who allowed 28 points to Seattle). Bottom line: I don't care what Detroit looks like or how poorly they've played, it can't be as bad as what we've seen from Washington and I have little doubt Detroit takes this right down to the wire. I'd like to say I think they'll win this game SU... but we are talking about the Lions.
Craig Davis Sunday's Lineup
100 Dime --- ASTROS (With Rodriguez as listed pitcher)
20 Dime --- ARIZONA CARDINALS
10 Dime --- TITANS MONEYLINE
5 Dime --- LIONS
HOUSTON ASTROS (with Wandy Rodriguez) --- I've been very good with my baseball selections this year, and I'm stepping it up today on a day dominated by the NFL. Why? Because when I like a play as much as I like the Astros, I can't help but let you know about it. The Houston Astros will win this game because, if nothing else, they simply can't lose a 10th straight time to Cincinnati... it just won't happen. They can't let it happen... they have too much pride and have had success in the past against these very same Reds.
And you have to like our chances with Wandy Rodriguez taking the hill for the Astros this afternoon. This guy, for the most part, is absolute money at home. Yes, I realize he was shellacked in his last home outing vs. St. Louis, allowing 6 earned runs in five innings of work. But that's the exception, not the rule. In his previous 43 innings of work, Rodriguez had allowed just two earned runs and four wins. For the season at home, Rodriguez is 8-3 with a 2.03 ERA and a 1.02 WHIP, not to mention his .218 opponents' batting average. Look, you can point fingers all you want to that game vs. St. Louis, but like I said, that was the exception and there's absolutely no chance he lays another egg at home. He's a gamer and would love nothing more than for his last home start of the season to be a win for his team.
As for the Reds, they have cruised to two easy 10-4 wins in the first two games of this series and I can tell you right now this offense isn't that good... they're just not. I'll give them credit for scoring double digits in four of their last five games, but you simply can't convince me that this team's offense should be feared. They simply aren't that good. The pitchers they've faced in those four games include Felipe Paulino, Brian Moehler, Kevin Hart and Zach Duke. That's hardly a frightening pitching staff, and what they're going to face today is much, much better than they have seen recently.
Johnny Cueto gets the start for the Reds, posting a 10-10 record and a 4.39 ERA on the season. This will be his fourth consecutive road start and despite the fact that he's pitched a little better on the road than at home, you have to think he'd love to get back home. Four in a row is a lot to ask of a young pitcher and today is the day he implodes. His career vs. Houston is definitely forgettable, with an 0-3 record and a 5.57 ERA in six starts. That's right, he's never beaten the Astros and I see no reason why it should begin today.
The Reds have struggled vs. lefties recently, winning just one time in their last seven tries. Houston, meanwhile, is 13-3 in Wandy's last 16 home starts, 7-1 in their last 8 when Rodriguez starts and the total is set between 7 and 8.5, and 6-1 when he starts in Game 3 of a series. Folks, this one will be decided early, as the Astros get a much-needed 6-3 victory.
ARIZONA CARDINALS --- Obviously it'd be nice to get this number at -3 or less, but I'm not going to ask you to buy the half point here because I believe this is a Cardinals win by 4 points or more. Indy has a lot going against them in this game, including the fact that they traveled from Indy to Miami, back to Indy, and now out to the desert... and all this was done in a matter of about four or five days. That's a lot to ask, even for NFL athletes. What's more, they really haven't had much time to prepare/game plan for the Cardinals attack because they spent so much time getting ready for the Dolphins. Arizona, as you well know, is tough to prepare for to begin with, but having just a few days to get ready after a long travel is simply too much to overcome.
Also take into account that both Steve Breaston and Anquan Boldin are expected to play for Arizona tonight, giving Kurt Warner a full arsenal of receivers to throw to. Remember in Week 1 he didn't have Breaston and it messed up the plan of attack. Last week, with Breaston, Warner completed his first 15 passes and 24 of the 26 he attempted for the afternoon against Jacksonville. Meanwhile, S Bob Sanders is still out and although Melvin Bullitt and Antoine Bethea are serviceable safeties, they'll surely miss Sanders' services this week.
Arizona runs the ball better this year than they did last year and will show Indy a fair mix of run and pass. Against a tired defense off a short week, that's not the recipe the Colts want to see. I'll give them credit... they did more with less than 15 minutes of possession than I ever thought they could, but that did put a toll on the defense. Arizona has covered 6 of their last 7 overall, 9 of 12 as a favorite, 7 of 10 in September and 4 straight vs. winning teams. Cardinals make home field advantage count tonight, as they win this thing 31-21.
TENNESSEE TITANS MONEYLINE --- I did tell you at the beginning of the year that I thought Tennessee would be a good team again this year but that I didn't believe they were going to match their 13-3 record from a year ago. That being said, the run defense has still in the top 5 and it's going to be ultra tough for Thomas Jones and/or Leon Washington to get anything going in the running department. And if the Jets fall behind early, they don't have the type of QB who is capable of driving a team down the field for a game winning score.
Look, the Jets have all the momentum in the world, riding high off two upset wins (one at home, one on the road) while the Titans are in desperation mode because if the fail to win today, they fall to 0-3 and it's going to be a long, uphill climb to get back to where they need to do. The thing about HC Jeff Fisher is that he's a gamer... he goes with the flow, he's not stubborn. I think that's why he's been so successful in the NFL... he goes with the flow and makes adjustments on the fly. The Jets can blitz all they want (they average blitzing on 70% of all offensive plays)... the other two teams they've done that to haven't had the dynamic tandem in the backfield to make them pay for it. Chris Johnson broke off three long TDs last week because Houston took chances on the blitz. I think Tennessee is begging New York to blitz because they have the game plan and weapons to exploit it.
Remember last year in November when the Titans were the hottest team in the NFL, undefeated, dominating everyone? A balmy afternoon in Nashville, Tennessee turned into a frigid evening for the Titans as the Jets did everything right and were the first team in the league to beat the mighty Titans, 34-13. So on top of everything else, the Titans also have revenge on their minds as none of these players can forget the beating the Jets gave them. Bottom line: whether you think he's over the hill or not, would you rather have Kerry Collins leading your team down the field on a game-winning drive or rookie Mark Sanchez?
LIONS (if your line is +6 1/2 or +7, be sure to buy the half point up to +7 or +7 1/2) --- Folks, there's really not much to say here. Truth be told, this selection is much more about my negative feelings for the Redskins and their lack of offense than about the Lions being good. I'm playing AGAINST Washington and will likely do it several more times this year. Washington might be in the bottom five of total offense and it starts and ends with QB Jason Campbell. Although his completion percentage is pretty good, he's just not throwing for many yards and he's definitely not putting it into the end zone. The Redskins failed to score a touchdown in four quarters vs. lowly St. Louis last week and preceded that with a miserable performance in New York in which they scored on a fake field goal and followed that up with a short-yardage TD in the closing moments. So, in two games this offense has just one touchdown against the Giants (who allowed 31 points to Dallas) and St. Louis (who allowed 28 points to Seattle). Bottom line: I don't care what Detroit looks like or how poorly they've played, it can't be as bad as what we've seen from Washington and I have little doubt Detroit takes this right down to the wire. I'd like to say I think they'll win this game SU... but we are talking about the Lions.
