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New York Jets at San Diego Chargers (NFL) 04:40pm EST
OVER 42 Total Points
Analysis : Yes the Jets defense has been tremendous this season but then they have not faced an offense as good as the Chargers. The Chargers receivers are very talented and that is a big reason why they are averaging 293 passing yards per game this season. The Chargers are averaging 28.4 ppg overall this season and now they come into this game rested. The Jets have also turned it up offensively averaging 30 ppg over their last 3 games played. Four of the last five games between these two teams have gone over the posted total and the O/U is a perfect 4-0 for the Chargers in their last 4 games when favored at home
New York Jets at San Diego Chargers (NFL) 04:40pm EST
OVER 42 Total Points
Analysis : Yes the Jets defense has been tremendous this season but then they have not faced an offense as good as the Chargers. The Chargers receivers are very talented and that is a big reason why they are averaging 293 passing yards per game this season. The Chargers are averaging 28.4 ppg overall this season and now they come into this game rested. The Jets have also turned it up offensively averaging 30 ppg over their last 3 games played. Four of the last five games between these two teams have gone over the posted total and the O/U is a perfect 4-0 for the Chargers in their last 4 games when favored at home
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8* St. John's -13
St John’s 1-3 mark in Big East action so far this season is certainly not much better than the ugly 0-4 mark that DePaul has thus far. However, there are big differences here and it’s not just the fact that the Red Storm is 11-5 on the season and the Blue Demons are 7-9. The differences and the key to the value, even in laying big points in a spot like this, is that DePaul is simply a ‘mixed up bunch’ right now. With coach Jerry Wainwright out, former assistant Tracy Webster is in as the interim head coach. Webster’s coaching debut did not go well as the Blue Demons lost by 17 points to Providence and more of the same can be expected here. What make this spot particularly tough for DePaul is that they’re take their ‘struggling show’ on the road for this one. After getting blasted at home by 17 points by the Friars on Thursday, the Blue Demons now visit a St John’s team that can, essentially, ‘name the score’ on Sunday afternoon. After a 5-1 start to the season, DePaul has gone 2-8 since. What makes that even worse though is that the eight losses have included six defeats by a margin of at least 13 points. The only two defeats that didn’t come by this big of a margin were tight losses against American and Florida Gulf Coast. However, when you’re DePaul, you shouldn’t be losing to either one of those programs! That shows just how far this program has sunk as it’s only gotten worse now with the loss of Mac Koshwal to injury for a few weeks. The Blue Demons were expecting much more from senior guard Will Walker but his shot selection has been awful and that’s why his shooting percentage on the season has dropped all the way down to 35%. The Blue Demons are averaging just 60.7 points per game and some of that is coming in garbage time too when the scoring comes a little more easily. This is just a reflection of how limited this Blue Demons offense is, and with Koshwal out and Walker struggling, things have quickly gone from bad to worse for DePaul. St John’s is off of a two point win against Cincinnati after having lost three straight. So the Red Storm would love a nice comfortable blowout win at home here. The Red Storm have fared well in recent seasons when facing weaker foes as they are 9-4 ATS when facing a team with a losing record. DePaul has not shown the ability to bounce back from a losing streak in recent seasons. In fact, the Blue Demons are 10-18 ATS when they’re playing with a losing streak of at least three games in progress. Look for the Red Storm to add to DePaul’s woes here.
8* St. John's -13
St John’s 1-3 mark in Big East action so far this season is certainly not much better than the ugly 0-4 mark that DePaul has thus far. However, there are big differences here and it’s not just the fact that the Red Storm is 11-5 on the season and the Blue Demons are 7-9. The differences and the key to the value, even in laying big points in a spot like this, is that DePaul is simply a ‘mixed up bunch’ right now. With coach Jerry Wainwright out, former assistant Tracy Webster is in as the interim head coach. Webster’s coaching debut did not go well as the Blue Demons lost by 17 points to Providence and more of the same can be expected here. What make this spot particularly tough for DePaul is that they’re take their ‘struggling show’ on the road for this one. After getting blasted at home by 17 points by the Friars on Thursday, the Blue Demons now visit a St John’s team that can, essentially, ‘name the score’ on Sunday afternoon. After a 5-1 start to the season, DePaul has gone 2-8 since. What makes that even worse though is that the eight losses have included six defeats by a margin of at least 13 points. The only two defeats that didn’t come by this big of a margin were tight losses against American and Florida Gulf Coast. However, when you’re DePaul, you shouldn’t be losing to either one of those programs! That shows just how far this program has sunk as it’s only gotten worse now with the loss of Mac Koshwal to injury for a few weeks. The Blue Demons were expecting much more from senior guard Will Walker but his shot selection has been awful and that’s why his shooting percentage on the season has dropped all the way down to 35%. The Blue Demons are averaging just 60.7 points per game and some of that is coming in garbage time too when the scoring comes a little more easily. This is just a reflection of how limited this Blue Demons offense is, and with Koshwal out and Walker struggling, things have quickly gone from bad to worse for DePaul. St John’s is off of a two point win against Cincinnati after having lost three straight. So the Red Storm would love a nice comfortable blowout win at home here. The Red Storm have fared well in recent seasons when facing weaker foes as they are 9-4 ATS when facing a team with a losing record. DePaul has not shown the ability to bounce back from a losing streak in recent seasons. In fact, the Blue Demons are 10-18 ATS when they’re playing with a losing streak of at least three games in progress. Look for the Red Storm to add to DePaul’s woes here.
Touts on Jets
PPP 3%
Fargo 9*
Seabass 100*
Sports Bank 400%
Greg Price 5*
Joey Gaffney 8* GOY
Special K 5*
Lang 75 Dime
Double Dragon
Jeff Benton 60 Dime
National Sports Service 3*
BLACK WIDOW 6* Widow Wiseguy 2010 AFC Playoffs GAME OF THE YEAR
Dr Bob opinion
Craig Davis 10 dime
John Ryan AFC 25* Titan Game of the Year
Bob Balfe
3 Gsports 5*
James Patrick 3*
Supercolts Sports
Mike Anthony Top Play
Stan Sharp Triple Dime
Chuck Luck
Killer Sports Live
Fezzick
Sports Wagers
Norm Hitzges
Rocketman opinion
PPP 3%
Fargo 9*
Seabass 100*
Sports Bank 400%
Greg Price 5*
Joey Gaffney 8* GOY
Special K 5*
Lang 75 Dime
Double Dragon
Jeff Benton 60 Dime
National Sports Service 3*
BLACK WIDOW 6* Widow Wiseguy 2010 AFC Playoffs GAME OF THE YEAR
Dr Bob opinion
Craig Davis 10 dime
John Ryan AFC 25* Titan Game of the Year
Bob Balfe
3 Gsports 5*
James Patrick 3*
Supercolts Sports
Mike Anthony Top Play
Stan Sharp Triple Dime
Chuck Luck
Killer Sports Live
Fezzick
Sports Wagers
Norm Hitzges
Rocketman opinion
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Larry Ness' DAYTIME DOMINATOR (75% YTD!) - Sunday NFL
My *8* Daytime Dominator is on the San Diego Chargers at 4:40 ET. Waiting for this line to 'settle down' has paid off. When the line first came out there were even some books that had this line as high as a -10 for the Chargers. Gradually it's been getting 'worked down' through mid-week and it now currently sits at -7 for San Diego. Laying the touchdown with the Chargers is very appealing here. The Jets are just 1-5 ATS against AFC West teams the last three seasons. In 2008, in late September, these teams met in San Diego and the Chargers ripped the Jets 48 to 29 in that one. Many bettors here may be jumping to the underdog that is known for playing solid defense but the concern with that is that the Jets just don't have the offense to keep up with the Chargers here. New York won by ten points at Cincinnati last week but their offense only gained 353 yards in the game and yet that was the most yardage the Jets have gained in a game since November 1st. The Jets had gone 8 straight games without exceeding 331 yards. To properly put this in perspective note that the Chargers gained at least 400 yards five times this season and gained at least 331 yards in their final eight games this season. These are two teams on opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to offense. Also, although the Jets did a great job of slowing down the Bengals offense last week, Cincinnati's offense attack doesn't possess anywhere close to the 'weaponry' that the Chargers have in their 'arsenal'. San Diego averaged 28 points per game this season while the Jets have been held to 24 points or less in 11 of their 17 games this season. The Chargers wrapped up the season on a 7-3-1 ATS run and while the talk about San Diego revolves around QB Phillip Rivers and the talented group that surrounds him on offense, the Chargers defense also showed great improvement after a rough start to the season. San Diego allowed an average of 16.7 points per game over their last 11 games. They will challenge Jets QB Mark Sanchez as the rookie will find out how tough it is to come from behind on the road. That's a big key here because Sanchez wasn't really tested against the Bengals. A good start for the Jets allowed Sanchez to settle in nicely but, trying to keep up with Rivers and company in San Diego is an entirely different challenge. The Chargers defense will stack the line of scrimmage to stop the Jets ground game and, in effect, challenge Sanchez to try and beat them through the air. This will be unlikely because the Jets aerial attack ranked nearly dead last in the NFL this season. The Chargers come into this game riding an 11 game winning streak and they are 17-5 ATS the last three seasons when they enter a game with a winning streak of at least two games in tow. Coach Norv Turner has surprised in the playoffs as he's gone 6-1 ATS and that includes a perfect 3-0 in home playoff games! Also, the Chargers are 16-9 ATS in home games the last three years. One final note as it relates to laying a 'steep point spread' here, the Chargers 11 game winning streak saw 7 of the first 10 wins come by at least 7 points. Though the final (11th) victory in the streak came by just three points, that was a meaningless final regular season game for the Chargers. Lay the points as the Jets get pummeled on the road here just like they did at New Orleans and at New England in the regular season. Other than the game at Indianapolis (where the Colts pulled their starters) those other two games were the only two regular season games that the Jets had against playoff teams and New York lost the two games by a combined 31 points. *8* Daytime Dominator
Larry Ness' DAYTIME DOMINATOR (75% YTD!) - Sunday NFL
My *8* Daytime Dominator is on the San Diego Chargers at 4:40 ET. Waiting for this line to 'settle down' has paid off. When the line first came out there were even some books that had this line as high as a -10 for the Chargers. Gradually it's been getting 'worked down' through mid-week and it now currently sits at -7 for San Diego. Laying the touchdown with the Chargers is very appealing here. The Jets are just 1-5 ATS against AFC West teams the last three seasons. In 2008, in late September, these teams met in San Diego and the Chargers ripped the Jets 48 to 29 in that one. Many bettors here may be jumping to the underdog that is known for playing solid defense but the concern with that is that the Jets just don't have the offense to keep up with the Chargers here. New York won by ten points at Cincinnati last week but their offense only gained 353 yards in the game and yet that was the most yardage the Jets have gained in a game since November 1st. The Jets had gone 8 straight games without exceeding 331 yards. To properly put this in perspective note that the Chargers gained at least 400 yards five times this season and gained at least 331 yards in their final eight games this season. These are two teams on opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to offense. Also, although the Jets did a great job of slowing down the Bengals offense last week, Cincinnati's offense attack doesn't possess anywhere close to the 'weaponry' that the Chargers have in their 'arsenal'. San Diego averaged 28 points per game this season while the Jets have been held to 24 points or less in 11 of their 17 games this season. The Chargers wrapped up the season on a 7-3-1 ATS run and while the talk about San Diego revolves around QB Phillip Rivers and the talented group that surrounds him on offense, the Chargers defense also showed great improvement after a rough start to the season. San Diego allowed an average of 16.7 points per game over their last 11 games. They will challenge Jets QB Mark Sanchez as the rookie will find out how tough it is to come from behind on the road. That's a big key here because Sanchez wasn't really tested against the Bengals. A good start for the Jets allowed Sanchez to settle in nicely but, trying to keep up with Rivers and company in San Diego is an entirely different challenge. The Chargers defense will stack the line of scrimmage to stop the Jets ground game and, in effect, challenge Sanchez to try and beat them through the air. This will be unlikely because the Jets aerial attack ranked nearly dead last in the NFL this season. The Chargers come into this game riding an 11 game winning streak and they are 17-5 ATS the last three seasons when they enter a game with a winning streak of at least two games in tow. Coach Norv Turner has surprised in the playoffs as he's gone 6-1 ATS and that includes a perfect 3-0 in home playoff games! Also, the Chargers are 16-9 ATS in home games the last three years. One final note as it relates to laying a 'steep point spread' here, the Chargers 11 game winning streak saw 7 of the first 10 wins come by at least 7 points. Though the final (11th) victory in the streak came by just three points, that was a meaningless final regular season game for the Chargers. Lay the points as the Jets get pummeled on the road here just like they did at New Orleans and at New England in the regular season. Other than the game at Indianapolis (where the Colts pulled their starters) those other two games were the only two regular season games that the Jets had against playoff teams and New York lost the two games by a combined 31 points. *8* Daytime Dominator
GAme of the Year
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The Jets got a couple of breaks to close out the regular season by facing teams that had nothing to play for. Their luck will run out on Sunday against one of the best teams in the NFL. The Chargers go into the playoffs as one of them dangerous teams in the group. They are white hot right now and haven't even peaked yet. Look for Chargers to not only cover the spread, but to win by 2 touchdowns or more.
