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***** SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH NFL INFORMATION *****
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• 2-MINUTE DRILL
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--Minnesota 7-0 SU Game Eleven... 9-1 off BB SU losses vs .500 > opp... 1-7 vs .500 > opp off SU dog win (0-1 this year)
--WASHINGTON SERIES: 3-1 L4 H... 8-1 bef Giants... 6-1-2 non div HD's (1-0-2 this year)... 0-10 H off SU win vs <.500 opp... 2-9 O/U Game Eleven
--Pittsburgh SERIES: 8-0 L8/3-0 L3 A... NOV: 8-1 off non div HG (1-0 this year)... 6-1 off BB HG's vs opp off DD SU win... 0-8 off DD SU win & scored 35 > pts (0-1 this year)... 2-6 RF's > 3 pts (1-0 this year)
--BUFFALO 11-1 dogs off DD ATS win... NOV: 8-1 H w/rev vs non div (1-0 this year)... 0-4 aft scoring 35 > pts... 2-7 dogs < 8 pts vs .600 > opp (1-1 this year)... 4-0 O/U Game Eleven
--Tennessee SERIES: 6-2 L8/4-1 L5 A... 12-1 dogs vs opp w/rev (1-0 this year)... 8-1 dogs < 8 pts vs div opp w/rev... 0-3 Game Eleven
--HOUSTON 7-1 w/rev vs div opp off HG... NOV: 9-2 < .500 vs opp off fav role (1-0 this year)... 0-7 vs .500 > opp off DD ATS loss... 1-4 SU Game Eleven
--Jacksonville SERIES: 3-1 L4... 7-1 .500 > vs. 500 > opp off BB ATS losses (0-1 this year)... 9-1 .500 > off SU non div win vs .500 > opp (0-1 this year)... 5-3 bef Titans (1-0 this year)... 0-7 dogs off BB SU wins vs opp w/rev... 1-3 SUATS Game Eleven
--NY GIANTS 0-8 w/rev off BB SUATS losses... 1-10 SU Game Eleven... 1-6 non div favs > 3 pts bef div HG (1-0 this year)... 1-5 favs vs non conf opp off SU win
--Carolina 7-1 aft allowing 35 > pts... 9-2 dogs vs .333 < opp (1-0 this year)... NOV: 1-7 A vs opp off non div w/rev... 2-10 non conf dogs (0-2 this year... 2-9 dogs vs opp w/rev (2-3 this year)... 1-5 O/U Game Eleven
--CLEVELAND 4-1 w/rev off SUATS loss vs opp off BB SU losses... 0-5 O/U Game Eleven
--Tampa Bay 7-0 dogs off DD SUATS non div win... 0-8 off SU dog win vs opp off DD ATS win (0-1 this year)... 1-6 dogs off BB SU wins vs non div opp (0-1 this year)... 4-12 A vs non conf opp (1-0 this year)... 3-8 bef Falcons (1-0 this year)... 2-9 O/U Game Eleven
--BALTIMORE SERIES: 5-2 L7... 17-0 H off non conf... NOV: 13-2 .500 > H off non div (1-0 this year)... HARBAUGH: 7-1 off NFC (1-0 this year)/12-2 fav vs non div opp (3-1 this year)... 4-1 O/U Game Eleven
--Philadelphia 9-0 A vs non div off div (1-0 this year)... 12-2 aft Giants... NOV: 11-2 A off BB SUATS wins... 5-1 off div vs opp off BB SU wins... 4-0 O/U Game Eleven
--CHICAGO NOV: 12-0 w/rev vs non div opp off SU win (1-0 this year)... 0-7-1 off BB SUATS wins, last by DD... SMITH: 11-1 w/rev vs opp off div (2-0 this year)... 1-9 O/U Game Eleven
--Green Bay 9-0 off DD div ATS win w/rev vs opp off BB ATS wins... 1-6 vs NFC South... NOV: 3-9 .500 > A off DD SU win (1-0 this year)... 3-1 O/U Game Eleven
--ATLANTA SERIES: 4-1 L5... 0-9 H off BB SUATS wins (0-1 this year)... 0-7 H off 3 SU wins... 1-3 Game Eleven... SMITH: 11-3 H off non div (2-1 this year)
--Miami SERIES: 4-1 L5 A... 7-1 A vs AFC West... 5-1 off SU fav non conf loss... 0-3 SU Game Eleven... SPARANO: 11-1 RD Game Four > (2-1 this year)
--OAKLAND 5-1 aft allowing 35 > pts vs non div opp (1-0 this year)... 6-2 Game Eleven... NOV: 0-7 favs off SUATS loss vs non div opp... 1-12 L13 favs (1-1 this year)
--Kansas City SERIES: 5-1 L6... NOV: 7-1 RD's vs opp off SUATS loss... 4-1 A off non conf (0-1 this year)... 2-8 Game Eleven
--SEATTLE 7-1-1 non div favs w/rev... 13-2 H vs non conf opp (1-0 this year)... NOV: 1-8 favs vs opp off DD SU win
--St. Louis 1-7 Game Eleven... SPAGNUOLO: 6-2 A vs < .500 opp (2-1 this year)
--DENVER SERIES: 3-1 L4/3-0 L3 H... 0-9 non div favs between div games... 1-3 O/U Game Eleven
--San Diego SERIES: 5-1 L6/12-1 L13 A... 7-0 aft Broncos... 7-1 bef Raiders (1-0 this year)... 13-2 vs AFC South (3-0 this year)... 5-1 SU Game Eleven... TURNER: 12-2 off div vs .500 > opp (1-0 this year)
--INDIANAPOLIS 7-0 Game Eleven... 4-1 1ST BB HG'S vs non div opp... NOV: 3-9 HF's vs opp off div (1-0 this year)
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*** SUNDAY'S QUICK HITS ***
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• #215 VIKINGS (3-7) @ #216 REDSKINS (5-5) - Frazier’s first game as interim coach; expect team to play much harder for him than they did for despised Childress. Vikings lost four of last five games, and trailed by 14 with 5:00 left in the win; they’re 0-5 on road, 0-4-1 vs spread as underdog and even though they’ve got one of best RB’s in NFL, they’ve run ball for only 81 ypg over last three games. Redskins allowed 16 or less points in their five wins, 27+ in all five losses; they’re 5-2 in games decided by six or less points, but also lost three of last four at home. Skins allowed 260-151 rushing yards in their last two games. NFC North dogs are 8-4-1, 6-4-1 on road. NFC East favorites are 6-8, 4-6 at home. Over is 5-1-1 in last seven Viking games.
• #217 STEELERS (7-3) @ #218 BILLS (2-8) - Pittsburgh is only three-hour ride from Buffalo; expect to see lot of black/gold in crowd for this game. Improving Bills won last two games, after losing three in row by FG each; its been seven weeks since Buffalo lost a game by more than 7 points- they’re 4-1-1 vs. spread in last six games as underdog. Bills ran ball for 151-141 yards last two weeks, after averaging 108 ypg in first eight; they’re 2-2 if they don’t lose turnover battle (losses by 5-10 points). Steelers averaging 24.8 ppg since Big Ben came back, after scoring less than 20 in three of four games he missed- they converted 18 of 40 (45%) of 3rd downs in last three games. Only teams to beat Steelers are Pats-Ravens-Saints; NFL’s elite. Pitt is 4-3 as a favorite this season.
• #219 TITANS (5-5) @ #220 TEXANS (4-6) - Tennessee drafted Houston native Vince Young in part to tweak Houstonians, figuring he would haunt division rivals for 10+ years; now Young isn’t even welcome in Titans’ practice facility, and Titans have 3rd-stringer Rusty Smith (played at Florida Atlantic) under center, with awful Chris Simms in reserve, vs. Texans squad that is 0-4 since its bye, allowing 30 ppg with consecutive heartbreaking, last-second losses. Houston hasn’t held anyone under 24 points all season; they’re 1-3-1 as favorite this year. Tennessee lost its last three games, getting outscored 47-19 in second half. Home teams are 4-1 vs spread in AFC South divisional games. Over is 5-2 in Titans’ last seven games, 4-1 in Texans’ last five.
• #221 JAGUARS (6-4) @ #222 GIANTS (6-4) - Jaguars scored 35-31-24 points in winning last three games, last two in dramatic fashion at home, but when they lose, they lose big; all four of their losses are by 22+ points. Front-running nitwits in Big Apple media doubt that Tom Coughlin can coach? Dude was Jaguars’ first head coach; after going 4-12 the first year, Jags went 45-19 in Years 2-5. He’s won Super Bowl with Giants, but naysayers point out his teams have been sagging in second half of recent years. Giants are -6 in turnovers this year (-10 in losses, +4 in wins); they allowed 27+ points in all four losses. Big Blue is 2-3 as home favorite, with wins by 13-14-8 points. Over is 6-1 in Jags’ last seven games, 4-1 in Giants’ last five. AFC South road dogs are 7-3 vs. spread.
• #223 PANTHERS (1-9) @ #224 BROWNS (3-7) - Not often a team loses when +5 in turnovers (something like 42-2 this year) but Browns pulled it off last week. Carolina’s greatest moment was when Jake Delhomme led them to NFC title; now Delhomme will start against his old team if gimpy rookie McCoy (ankle) can’t go. Panthers are terrible, covering only one of their nine losses; bad teams have almost no home field advantage (1-3 as home underdog). Browns lost only time they were favored this year (16-14 to Chiefs in Week 2); they lost last two games in gut-wrenching fashion, after beating Saints/Patriots before that. Carolina won all three series games by 14-7-8 points, winning two visits here, 31-17/17-6. Last five Cleveland games went over the total.
• #225 BUCCANEERS (7-3) @ #226 RAVENS (7-3) - Fourth road game in five weeks for Tampa team that won four of last five games (4-0 vs spread last four), and is 5-2 vs. spread as dog this year; their 2010 losses are by 25-25-6 points. Bucs are 4-0 in games decided by less than six points. Ravens won six of last eight games, are 4-0 at home (2-2 as home fave) winning by 7-14-3-16 points. AFC North favorites are 6-7 vs. spread, 3-6 at home; NFC South underdogs are 4-6, 3-3 on road. Bucs won two of three series games, winning 25-0 in last visit here; average series total is 28.0. Three of last four games for both teams went over total. Ravens host arch-rival Steelers last week, making this trap game for them. Bucs allowed one TD on 22 drives (seven 3/outs) over last two games.
• #227 EAGLES (7-3) @ #228 BEARS (7-3) - Both teams are 3-0 since their bye, with Eagles scoring 37.3 ppg (11 TDs on 33 drives), while Bears allowed just 10.7 ppg (gave up one TD on 21 drives in last two games). Eagles are 4-1 on road, and led in 4th quarter of only loss (@ Titans); they’ve run ball for 201 ypg over last three games. Bears allowed total of 155 yards on 54 rushes in last three games, a stat that will be sorely tested with elusive Vick on other side of ball. Philly is 6-2 in last eight series games, winning five of last six played here (former QB McNabb is from Chicago). Average total in last six series games is 30.5. Five of last six Philly games went over total; under is 6-1-1 in last eight Chicago games. Bears are 4-1 against spread as an underdog this year.
• #229 PACKERS (7-3) @ #230 FALCONS (8-2) - To me, these are two best teams in NFC. Road team won four of last five series games; Pack lost four of last five visits to Atlanta, but this is just their second visit here in last 18 years. Well-coached Falcons won eight of last nine games (lost 31-17 @ Philly), scoring 31.5 ppg during 4-game win streak, during which they’ve converted on 36 of 64 (56.3%) of 3rd down plays. Packers allowed only one TD on 31 drives in last three games, outscoring foes 85-10; they’re 3-2 on road. All three Pack losses this year are by 3 points. Atlanta is 5-0 at home, with last four home wins all by 7 or less points; they’re 5-3 vs spread as favorite. Eagles have 12 takeaways (+10) in last four games. Last five Falcon games all went over the total.
• #231 DOLPHINS (5-5) @ #232 RAIDERS (5-5) - Thigpen’s first ’10 start didn’t go well, as Fish gained just 187 yards and never got inside Chicago red zone in 16-0 loss, but they had three extra days to prep for this, which could help (Falcons/ Ravens both covered last week, after playing Thursday game week before). Dolphins are 4-1 if they allow 17 or less points, 1-4 if they don’t. Raiders are 4-1 at home (2-1 as home fave), scoring 30.3 ppg in last three home games. Fish are 4-1 on road, losing only at Miami. Dolphins are 9-3 in last dozen series games, winning four of last five played here, but their last visit here was in ’05. AFC West home favorites are 7-3 vs. spread; AFC East road underdogs are 8-2. All five Miami road games stayed under total.
• #233 CHIEFS (6-4) @ #234 SEAHAWKS (5-5) - Chiefs are 1-4 on road, losing last four while allowing 31.5 ppg; they’re 6-1 if they allow 20 or less points. Seattle lost three of last four games, allowing 15 TDs on 45 drives; with five losses by 15+ points, only time they look like 1st-place squad is when you look at NFL standings. Hawks have only four TDs on last 21 trips to red zone (12 FGs, 3.05 ppp). Home side won six of last seven series games, with Chiefs losing four of last five visits here, but this is their first visit since 2002. AFC West teams are 5-9 vs. spread in non-division road games. NFC West home teams are 7-6, with underdogs 9-4 vs spread in those games. Last three Kansas City games, five of last six Seahawks games went over the total.
• #235 RAMS (4-6) @ #236 BRONCOS (3-7) - Denver got crushed in San Diego Monday night, has now lost 15 of last 20 games for first time since 1972. Home side won last seven series games; Rams lost last three visits here by 11-21-7 points, with last Mile High win back in ’79. Broncos are 2-3 at home, with average total in those games 56.0- they’re 1-1 as favorite. Rams are 0-4 on road, but three of those losses are by 3 or less points; this is first of three straight road games for Rams, so they better figure out how to win on road, or they’ll fall out of contention, even in awful NFC West. In two games since their bye, Rams are just 3-24 on 3rd down, as teams are clamping down on Amendola, and no other receiver has stepped up to make plays. Over is 7-3 in Denver games this season.
• #237 CHARGERS (5-5) @ #238 COLTS (6-4) - Surging San Diego won four of last five in series, beating Indy in both ‘07/’08 playoffs; Chargers won six of last eight visits here. Bolts won last three games overall, scoring 33-29-35 points (13 TDs on 31 drives); their +10 advantage in field position Monday was only second time this year they had edge there, so they must’ve worked on special teams during bye week. Colts are 4-0 at home, scoring 27.5 ppg; they’re -7 in turnovers in their four losses, +10 in wins. San Diego has only two takeaways in its last six games (-10). Colts lack balance on offense, running for just 62-76-71 yards in last three games. Chargers are underdog for first time this season. Last three Indy home games stayed under total.
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• AWESOME ANGLE OF THE WEEK
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The Chargers are making their annual second-half run, and it’s going to take a lot more than these banged-up Ponies to slow them down. As it is, the Colts haven’t exactly been thoroughbreds at home in this series, posting a head-turning 1-12 ATS mark. Their 3-9 ATS November mark as a home favorite versus a foe off a division game doesn’t find them closing well, either. And if you expect the ‘bounce’ back from their top stud, be advised that Peyton Manning is just 16-26 ATS in his NFL career off a straight up loss.
That does not bode well against a Chargers squad that is an 'AWESOME' 7-0 ATS after dueling Denver and 16-4 SU and 17-3 ATS versus the AFC South, including 11-1 ATS off a SU win. Surprisingly, even Norv Turner has a positive impact on this one as his 32-11 SU and 28-14-1 ATS record from Game Six out with Chargers should extend their current 3-0 SU and ATS run.
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• NFL SYSTEM OF THE WEEK
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This weeks NFL System is very interesting to say the least, it is a league-wide system that has been perfect for about fifteen seasons now. It states that NFL teams are a combined 9-0 OU when they are off a game in which they scored at least 42 points and trailed by at least a TD at the half. The Buffalo Bills more than qualify here, as they were down 31-14 at the half last week against Cincinnati, but won 49-31. Since 2003, this system is a perfect 5-0 with at least 50 points being scored in each one of the five games.
The Steelers had 431 yards of offense vs the Raiders last week and won 35-3. Roethlisberger was 18-of-29 passing for three TDs and no INTs, but they committed a whopping 14 penalties and were forced to punt seven times. We see no reason why the Steelers should be able to put up points on this Bills’ defense, and we think the Bills will be very aggressive on offense in order to keep up.
The Steelers are 8-0 OU when they are off a game in which they committed fewer than two turnovers and punted at least seven times. Pittsburgh has gone over the total by an average of 14.4 ppg in this situation. In their lone active date this season, they beat the Bucs 38-13 in Tampa with the OU line at 33.
Buffalo scored 35 unanswered points in the second half last week to erase an early three touchdown deficit to beat the Bengals. This is relevant here because Buffalo is 9-0 OU when they are off a road win in which they trailed at the end of the third quarter, as long as it is not the last week of the season, going over the total by an average of 11.8 ppg.
Sealing the deal this just in straight from our database: The Steelers are 10-0 OU as a road favorite the week after a home game in which they had at least 100 more yards of offense than their season-to-date average, going over by an average of 13.4 ppg... and 7-0 OU following a home encounter in which they scored at least 10 points more than their season-to-date average.
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• INCREDIBLE STATS OF THE WEEK
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Now, was it a case of a coach gone bad in Brad Childress or was it a team that didn’t play up to its potential? One thing’s for sure, there will be no more hints or innuendos emanating from the Vikings locker room. It’s time to put up or shut up. And speaking of coaches gone bad, Washington’s Mike Shanahan has been living on borrowed time the last three-plus seasons during his tenure on the sidelines where his teams are 29-29 SU and 19-36-3 ATS. Those numbers pale in comparison to those Shanahan posted throughout his previous 13 years as an NFL head coach when he was 130-78 SU and 107-94-7 ATS.
Meanwhile, Defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier assumes the reins as the new Field General for the Vikes, and our best educated guess is an upturn in production is about to happen. Remember, this is a team that won 13 games last season and was a last second interception away from making it to the Super Bowl. Sure they’ve lost nine straight road games but that was under Brad Childress’ watch.
The resurgence starts in the nation’s capitol where Minny takes its 'INCREDIBLE' 10-1 ATS record in games off back-to-back losses when facing a .500 or greater foe. "With Washington still celebrating its first stat win of the season, and bringing an 0-12 ATS log in home games off a win when taking on sub .500 opposition into this fray, we’ll be the first to welcome Frazier into the NFL!"
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• AMAZING SITUATIONAL TRENDS
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Early frontrunners to represent the NFC in this year’s Super Bowl game, the Eagles are flying high these days. Off three important wins after the Bye Week, they land in the Windy City to take on the Bears, a team that has given them fits over the years. That’s confirmed by Philly’s 7-9 SU and 6-10 ATS mark in this series, including 1-6 ATS when favored off a win.
Making matters worse is Chicago’s 'AMAZING' 12-0 ATS mark in November when seeking revenge against a non-division opponent off a win. Like the Green Birds, the Bears are also riding a three-game win streak since their Bye Week, which should serve them well considering that non-division home dogs off three wins in a row are 24-9 ATS when facing an opponent off a win. "With that look for Lovie Smith to improve on his 10-2 SU and 11-1 ATS career mark when seeking revenge against an opponent off a division game!"