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Date: Sunday, October 04, 2009
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19-3 ATS NFL SYSTEM WINNER
225 San Diego +7 8:20 EST
The Chargers are 19-3 in their last 22 games as an underdog. The SAN DIEGO Chargers are the 19-3 ATS NFL SYSTEM WINNER.
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Date: Sunday, October 04, 2009
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19-3 ATS NFL SYSTEM WINNER
225 San Diego +7 8:20 EST
The Chargers are 19-3 in their last 22 games as an underdog. The SAN DIEGO Chargers are the 19-3 ATS NFL SYSTEM WINNER.
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Al DeMarco Sunday's Play 15 Dime Play - New Orleans
Note: This line is fluctuating between 7 and 7 1/2 points. In either case, I urge you to buy down the 1/2 point, reducing New Orleans to either a -6' or -7 favorite. I don't think I have to explain the implications of doing so in the even of the Saints winning the contest by just a touchdown.
New Orleans is 8-1 ATS in its last nine home games, a stretch in which Drew Brees has completed 68% of his passes, averaged 332 yards per game, and fired 29 TD strikes. After consecutive double-digit road routs of Philadelphia and Buffalo, the Saints find themselves hosting a New York squad that's 2-7 ATS in its last nine road outings versus the NFC.
Like New Orleans, the Jets carry a 3-0 record into this contest following an opening-week road win at Houston and consecutive home victories against New England and Tennessee. But New York's defense has yet to be tested by an offense as productive or diversified as the one it faces today as the Saints are averaging 40 points and 438 total yards a game. Rex Ryan's stop unit has played well, but today it takes the field with a banged-up secondary against Brees and his outstanding corps of receivers.
Although Brees gets the bulk of publicity for his team's offensive exploits, the key to its success this season has been a strong ground game. Mike Bell, the former Bronco castoff, powered the rushing attack in the season's first two games (143 yards vs. Detroit; 86 yards at Philly). In his absence last week at Buffalo, former starter Pierre Thomas returned from injury and carried the ball 14 times for 126 yards and two touchdowns in his season debut. Their contributions have limited Reggie Bush's workload, making him more effective as a situational contributor (13 carries/64 yards rushing plus 3 receptions vs. Buffalo).
New York's 24-7 season-opening road rout of Houston is less impressive in hindsight considering how awful the Texans have played defensively. The 16-9 home upset of New England was a solid win, despite rookie Mark Sanchez's struggles for most of the game, but it came against a foe missing numerous defensive contributors. Last Sunday's 24-17 win versus visiting Tennessee was less than inspiring considering the Jets managed just 11 first downs and 229 total yards as 14 of their points resulted from two costly turnovers committed by the Titans.
This is a statement game for the Saints, one where they can announce to the nation and league they're a serious playoff contender with a solid double-digit rout of the undefeated Jets and their rookie field general Rex Ryan, who is easily the early leader in the Coach of the Year derby.
This is not the Saints of years gone by, a team that relied on Brees exclusively to move the chains because of its unproductive ground game and porous defense. Bell and Thomas have given Brees the ground support he lacked, while new defensive coordinator Gregg Williams has instilled a toughness and bite missing in years past with his unit responding with nine takeaways in three games.
New Orleans has covered five of its last six versus the AFC.
Al DeMarco Sunday's Play 15 Dime Play - New Orleans
Note: This line is fluctuating between 7 and 7 1/2 points. In either case, I urge you to buy down the 1/2 point, reducing New Orleans to either a -6' or -7 favorite. I don't think I have to explain the implications of doing so in the even of the Saints winning the contest by just a touchdown.
New Orleans is 8-1 ATS in its last nine home games, a stretch in which Drew Brees has completed 68% of his passes, averaged 332 yards per game, and fired 29 TD strikes. After consecutive double-digit road routs of Philadelphia and Buffalo, the Saints find themselves hosting a New York squad that's 2-7 ATS in its last nine road outings versus the NFC.
Like New Orleans, the Jets carry a 3-0 record into this contest following an opening-week road win at Houston and consecutive home victories against New England and Tennessee. But New York's defense has yet to be tested by an offense as productive or diversified as the one it faces today as the Saints are averaging 40 points and 438 total yards a game. Rex Ryan's stop unit has played well, but today it takes the field with a banged-up secondary against Brees and his outstanding corps of receivers.
Although Brees gets the bulk of publicity for his team's offensive exploits, the key to its success this season has been a strong ground game. Mike Bell, the former Bronco castoff, powered the rushing attack in the season's first two games (143 yards vs. Detroit; 86 yards at Philly). In his absence last week at Buffalo, former starter Pierre Thomas returned from injury and carried the ball 14 times for 126 yards and two touchdowns in his season debut. Their contributions have limited Reggie Bush's workload, making him more effective as a situational contributor (13 carries/64 yards rushing plus 3 receptions vs. Buffalo).
New York's 24-7 season-opening road rout of Houston is less impressive in hindsight considering how awful the Texans have played defensively. The 16-9 home upset of New England was a solid win, despite rookie Mark Sanchez's struggles for most of the game, but it came against a foe missing numerous defensive contributors. Last Sunday's 24-17 win versus visiting Tennessee was less than inspiring considering the Jets managed just 11 first downs and 229 total yards as 14 of their points resulted from two costly turnovers committed by the Titans.
This is a statement game for the Saints, one where they can announce to the nation and league they're a serious playoff contender with a solid double-digit rout of the undefeated Jets and their rookie field general Rex Ryan, who is easily the early leader in the Coach of the Year derby.
This is not the Saints of years gone by, a team that relied on Brees exclusively to move the chains because of its unproductive ground game and porous defense. Bell and Thomas have given Brees the ground support he lacked, while new defensive coordinator Gregg Williams has instilled a toughness and bite missing in years past with his unit responding with nine takeaways in three games.
New Orleans has covered five of its last six versus the AFC.
LOGICAL APPROACH
NFL SELECTION OF THE WEEK: INDIANAPOLIS - 10 over Seattle - Seattle QB Hasselbeck's status keeps this game off the boards at press time. Expect the Colts to be small double digit favorites. Indianapolis was impressive in overcoming all the negatives involved after their Monday night win in Miami with a decisive win at Arizona. They had their best rushing game of the season in the 31-10 win and the defense made several key plays. The coaching transition from Dungy to Caldwell has been seamless and QB Manning is in top form. Seattle coach Mora is starting to panic with his post game tirade against his kicker after the loss to Chicago. This will be the most potent offense Seattle has faced this season and they cannot trade points with the Colts. This is also the Colts' only home game in a 7 week stretch. Indianapolis wins 31-13.
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Detroit + 10 over CHICAGO - The Lions finally ended their 19 game losing streak by holding on against Washington last week despite being slightly outgained in total yards. Chicago earned a second straight come from behind win at Seattle and all three of their games have been decided in the final minutes with margins of 6 points or less. Even with QB Cutler the Bears are first a team that relies on defense and a conservative offense. That makes laying double digits risky, especially against a long time Divisional foe that should be playing with greater confidence after finally unloading King Kong. Detroit actually has shown a better ground game, averaging 105 ypg to Chicago's 71 ypg. With the new coaching regime in place in Detroit there is more room to show greater weekly improvement and that will start to be evident. Chicago wins but by just 27-23.
Dallas - 3 over DENVER - Denver is 3-0 but has yet to face a team considered capable of being a Playoff contender. Dallas is off of Monday night's win over Carolina in which they ran for over 200 yards for a second straight week. RB Jones was injured but RB Barber should be back for this game. The Broncos are not as good as their 3-0 record but nor are they as bad as many pundits had predicted they would be. There is good talent at most positions. And the defense has played well, holding all three foes to under 100 rushing yards. Even with banged up running backs Dallas has the more potent offense including a more polished passing game. That offense will challenge and expose Denver's defense that has yet to be tested. And expect the Dallas defense to follow up their best effort of the season they had against Carolina. Dallas wins 28-20.
San Diego + 6 ½ over PITTSBURGH - Each of Pittsburgh's games has been decided by a FG with the Steelers losing each of the last two, both on the road. San Diego has not been able to run the ball with RB Tomlinson sidelined. But the Steelers have also been unable to run the football. Pittsburgh won both the regular season meeting and Playoff game last season but their own lack of a running game this season represents a concern. Both teams are banged up on defense. While the situation suggests a big effort from the Steelers that lack of a running game should prevent this game from being one sided. Especially with San Diego QB Rivers having had a solid start to the season. This will be the best offense Pittsburgh will have seen so far while San Diego's offense has already played Baltimore's defense. Pittsburgh wins but by just 27-24.
Best of the Rest (Opinions)
HOUSTON - 9 ½ over Oakland
NEW ENGLAND - 2 over Baltimore
N Y Jets + 6 ½ over NEW ORLEANS
Green Bay + 3 ½ over MINNESOTA [Monday]
The Rest (Leans)
JACKSONVILLE + 3 over Tennessee
CLEVELAND + 5 over Cincinnati
KANSAS CITY + 9 over N Y Giants
WASHINGTON - 7 over Tampa Bay
MIAMI + 2 over Buffalo
SAN FRANCISCO - 10 over St Louis
NFL SELECTION OF THE WEEK: INDIANAPOLIS - 10 over Seattle - Seattle QB Hasselbeck's status keeps this game off the boards at press time. Expect the Colts to be small double digit favorites. Indianapolis was impressive in overcoming all the negatives involved after their Monday night win in Miami with a decisive win at Arizona. They had their best rushing game of the season in the 31-10 win and the defense made several key plays. The coaching transition from Dungy to Caldwell has been seamless and QB Manning is in top form. Seattle coach Mora is starting to panic with his post game tirade against his kicker after the loss to Chicago. This will be the most potent offense Seattle has faced this season and they cannot trade points with the Colts. This is also the Colts' only home game in a 7 week stretch. Indianapolis wins 31-13.
Other Featured NFL Selections :
Detroit + 10 over CHICAGO - The Lions finally ended their 19 game losing streak by holding on against Washington last week despite being slightly outgained in total yards. Chicago earned a second straight come from behind win at Seattle and all three of their games have been decided in the final minutes with margins of 6 points or less. Even with QB Cutler the Bears are first a team that relies on defense and a conservative offense. That makes laying double digits risky, especially against a long time Divisional foe that should be playing with greater confidence after finally unloading King Kong. Detroit actually has shown a better ground game, averaging 105 ypg to Chicago's 71 ypg. With the new coaching regime in place in Detroit there is more room to show greater weekly improvement and that will start to be evident. Chicago wins but by just 27-23.
Dallas - 3 over DENVER - Denver is 3-0 but has yet to face a team considered capable of being a Playoff contender. Dallas is off of Monday night's win over Carolina in which they ran for over 200 yards for a second straight week. RB Jones was injured but RB Barber should be back for this game. The Broncos are not as good as their 3-0 record but nor are they as bad as many pundits had predicted they would be. There is good talent at most positions. And the defense has played well, holding all three foes to under 100 rushing yards. Even with banged up running backs Dallas has the more potent offense including a more polished passing game. That offense will challenge and expose Denver's defense that has yet to be tested. And expect the Dallas defense to follow up their best effort of the season they had against Carolina. Dallas wins 28-20.
San Diego + 6 ½ over PITTSBURGH - Each of Pittsburgh's games has been decided by a FG with the Steelers losing each of the last two, both on the road. San Diego has not been able to run the ball with RB Tomlinson sidelined. But the Steelers have also been unable to run the football. Pittsburgh won both the regular season meeting and Playoff game last season but their own lack of a running game this season represents a concern. Both teams are banged up on defense. While the situation suggests a big effort from the Steelers that lack of a running game should prevent this game from being one sided. Especially with San Diego QB Rivers having had a solid start to the season. This will be the best offense Pittsburgh will have seen so far while San Diego's offense has already played Baltimore's defense. Pittsburgh wins but by just 27-24.
Best of the Rest (Opinions)
HOUSTON - 9 ½ over Oakland
NEW ENGLAND - 2 over Baltimore
N Y Jets + 6 ½ over NEW ORLEANS
Green Bay + 3 ½ over MINNESOTA [Monday]
The Rest (Leans)
JACKSONVILLE + 3 over Tennessee
CLEVELAND + 5 over Cincinnati
KANSAS CITY + 9 over N Y Giants
WASHINGTON - 7 over Tampa Bay
MIAMI + 2 over Buffalo
SAN FRANCISCO - 10 over St Louis
