Service Plays Sunday 12/19/10

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DCI NFL

Sunday, December 19, 2010
Kansas City 21, ST. LOUIS 20
CAROLINA 22, Arizona 21
N.Y. GIANTS 28, Philadelphia 27
TAMPA BAY 26, Detroit 14
Cleveland 20, CINCINNATI 19
MIAMI 23, Buffalo 12
DALLAS 31, Washington 20
Jacksonville 28, INDIANAPOLIS 27
BALTIMORE 23, New Orleans 22
Houston 25, TENNESSEE 24
Atlanta 32, SEATTLE 17
PITTSBURGH 22, N.Y. Jets 12
OAKLAND 33, Denver 20
NEW ENGLAND 29, Green Bay 18

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Nick "BookieKiller" Parsons

10* GOM Bengals

Colts Under

Jets

Teaser - Seattle & Denver

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

BIG AL

At 1 pm, our selection is on the Colts and Jaguars to go 'under' the total. The Jaguars have played eight of their last 10 games 'over' the total, while Indy is on a 3-0-1 'over' run. And that's led to an inflated number here. Indeed, Indianapolis' last four games have gone 3-0-1 'over' the number mainly because it has played four high-powered offenses (New England, San Diego, Dallas, Tennessee). Against those four teams, the Colts gave up 31, 36, 38 and 28 points. But Jacksonville's offense is below average (it scores 22.7 ppg vs. teams that give up 23.2 ppg), and I project it will score below Indy's home defensive average of 21 ppg. Moreover, this game likely will determine the winner of the AFC South, as both Jacksonville and Indianapolis are in control of their own playoff destiny. And I expect a tense atmosphere at the RCA Dome, and a game in which both teams are a bit conservative at the start. Moreover, division games go 'under' the total 63.3% of the time in the last part of the NFL season (Game 11 forward) when the line is greater than 45 points. Take the 'under.'


At 1 pm, our selection is on the Houston Texans and Tennessee Titans to go 'under' the total. The Texans have played five of their last six games 'over' the total. The one game that went 'under?' That was three weeks ago against these same Tennessee Titans. Houston won that ballgame 20-0, and we easily cashed the 'under' 46.5 in that game. Now, the line in this game is slightly higher, notwithstanding the fact that Tennessee has averaged 12.5 ppg over its last four games (3 'unders' and 1 'over'). Houston did erupt for 489 yards of offense last week, but has gone 'under' the total 7 straight games on the road after gaining 400+ yards in its previous game. And, as I mentioned in the Colts/Jags write-up, division games tend to go over late in the season when the line is greater than 45 points. Take the 'under.'


At 1 pm, our selection is on the St Louis Rams over Kansas City. Both the Rams and Chiefs lead their respective divisions, despite less than impressive records (St Louis is 6-7; KC is 8-5). The Chiefs are a perfect 6-0 at Arrowhead this year, but a dismal 2-5 on the road, with their wins coming against Cleveland and Seattle -- both below-average clubs. St. Louis has a similar home/road dichotomy: The Rams are also 2-5 on the road, but have won 4 of 6 at home, and are currently a 1-point underdog (as of this writing). Last week, the Rams were throttled 31-13 by the Saints, but home teams are a solid 80-47 ATS in the late stages of an NFL season (Game 14 forward) if they're off a blowout loss by 16+ points, and are installed as a dog or PK. Additionally, the Rams fall into a 73-30 ATS system of mine which fades certain road teams off blowout losses late in the year. Take St. Louis.


At 1 pm, our selection is on the Carolina Panthers minus the points over Arizona. Last week, Arizona steamrolled Denver 43-13, while Carolina was blown out 31-10 by Atlanta, as a 7-point dog. And those results set up our play here, as losing teams are 40-11 ATS as a Favorite (or PK) off a loss, if they failed to cover by 8+ points, and their opponent is off a straight up win. Before erupting for those 43 points, Arizona had scored just 6 points in back-to-back games. But last week, Arizona was greatly helped by a staggering 6 Denver turnovers. However, Arizona is a poor 0-6 ATS off a game in which its turnover differential was +2 or higher. Take the Panthers minus the points.


At 4:15 pm, our selection is on the NY Jets + the points over Pittsburgh. Rex Ryan's men have stumbled in December, losing 45-3 at New England, and 10-6 at home to Miami. But off those 2 losses, the Jets are primed to bounce back and cover the spread on Sunday, as underdogs of more than 3 points, off a home loss (and 2+ losses overall), are 41-11 ATS vs. non-division foes off a home win by more than 7 points (and 2+ wins overall). Take the points with New York. Good luck, as always...Al McMordie. And don't miss our big 29-0 ATS NFL Non-Division Underdog of the Year on Sunday, as we look to remain Red-Hot. And, looking ahead, we have our 5* College Football Game of the Year coming up shortly. We're 43-16 since December 2001, as documented by The Sports Monitor, on our 5* College Football Plays, so don't miss our #1 selection this season (out of a 100% Perfect System).


At 4:05 pm, our selection is on the Seattle Seahawks + the points over Atlanta, as Seattle falls into several of my best systems -- with records of 29-0, 69-37, 30-7 and 43-24 since 1980. Last week, the Seahawks were blown out 40-21 by the 49ers, while Atlanta won its seventh straight game, a 31-10 win at Carolina. This will be Atlanta's third straight road game -- never a good situation for an NFL team -- and teams playing their 3rd straight game on the road are a dismal 24-43 ATS since 1980 off a straight-up win. Even worse: .290 (or better) NFL teams are 7-36 ATS on the road off a win by 12 or more points, if they scored at least 28 points in that victory, and are now matched up against a .180 (or better) foe off a loss in which it gave up 38+ points. And, if our road team (here, Atlanta) is NOT an underdog of more than 3 points, then our 36-7 system zooms to a perfect 29-0! Take Seattle + the points.

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Dr Bob

3* Baltimore -1

2* Seattle +6

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Football Jesus Text for sunday NFL : NYGiants

 

[CHANCE]

Week 15 Hilton Contest
Top Play (10-3-1)

1. Dallas (124)
2. Chicago (122)
3. NY Jets (94) / NOR (94)
5. NY Giants (90)

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Top Play (Net) (12-2)

1. Chicago (110)

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Top 3 Contestants

(44-24-2): Philly / Dallas / Balt / New England / Chicago
(44-25-1): Tenn / Carolina / Buffalo / Philly / Oakland
(44-25-1): Hstn / Jax'Ville / Philly / Detroit / Chicago


Bottom Contestant (70 selections)
(26-43-1): San Fran (L) / Cleveland / Miami / Baltimore / NY Jets

 

[marcopolo84]

Docs sports crew, games of the year?

 

[luisalfonsoalvarez]

Indian Cowboy:

7* Atlanta Falcons

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

NELLY's GREEN SHEET Totals ( 10-4 ) :

Philadelphia/NY Giants OVER

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Preferred pro plays

best bet free pick seattle seahawks + 7

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

DUNKEL

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19

Game 303-304: Kansas City at St. Louis (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Kansas City 131.048; St. Louis 129.490
Dunkel Line: Kansas City by 1 1/2; 48
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 305-306: Houston at Tennessee (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Houston 131.964; Tennessee 127.951
Dunkel Line: Houston by 4; 44
Vegas Line: Tennessee by 1 1/2; 47 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Houston (+1 1/2); Under

Game 307-308: Jacksonville at Indianapolis (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Jacksonville 129.524; Indianapolis 136.279
Dunkel Line: Indianapolis by 7; 51
Vegas Line: Indianapolis by 5; 48 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Indianapolis (-5); Over

Game 309-310: Arizona at Carolina (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Arizona 114.426; Carolina 120.789
Dunkel Line: Carolina by 6 1/2; 41
Vegas Line: Carolina by 2 1/2; 37 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Carolina (-2 1/2); Over

Game 311-312: Cleveland at Cincinnati (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Cleveland 130.569; Cincinnati 126.550
Dunkel Line: Cleveland by 4; 38
Vegas Line: Cincinnati by 2; 40 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Cleveland (+2); Under

Game 313-314: Buffalo at Miami (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Buffalo 130.337; Miami 136.973
Dunkel Line: Miami by 6 1/2; 36
Vegas Line: Miami by 5 1/2; 41
Dunkel Pick: Miami (-5 1/2); Under

Game 315-316: Philadelphia at NY Giants (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Philadelphia 138.006; NY Giants 139.256
Dunkel Line: NY Giants by 1; 50
Vegas Line: NY Giants by 3; 46
Dunkel Pick: Philadelphia (+3); Over

Game 317-318: Washington at Dallas (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Washington 127.803; Dallas 131.135
Dunkel Line: Dallas by 3 1/2; 42
Vegas Line: Dallas by 6; 45 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Washington (+6); Under

Game 319-320: Detroit at Tampa Bay (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Detroit 125.814; Tampa Bay 135.634
Dunkel Line: Tampa Bay by 9 1/2; 46
Vegas Line: Tampa Bay by 6; 43
Dunkel Pick: Tampa Bay (-6); Over

Game 321-322: New Orleans at Baltimore (1:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: New Orleans 137.157; Baltimore 136.666
Dunkel Line: New Orleans by 1; 47
Vegas Line: Baltimore by 2; 43 1/2
Dunkel Pick: New Orleans (+2); Over

Game 323-324: Atlanta at Seattle (4:15 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Atlanta 138.493; Seattle 126.776
Dunkel Line: Atlanta by 11 1/2; 43
Vegas Line: Atlanta by 6; 45 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Atlanta (-6); Under

Game 325-326: NY Jets at Pittsburgh (4:15 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: NY Jets 135.624; Pittsburgh 138.638
Dunkel Line: Pittsburgh by 3; 39
Vegas Line: Pittsburgh by 6 1/2; 36
Dunkel Pick: NY Jets (+6 1/2); Over

Game 327-328: Denver at Oakland (4:15 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Denver 125.066; Oakland 132.810
Dunkel Line: Oakland by 8; 43
Vegas Line: Oakland by 6 1/2; 44 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Oakland (-6 1/2); Under

Game 329-330: Green Bay at New England (8:25 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Green Bay 138.255; New England 146.727
Dunkel Line: New England by 7 1/2; 41
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A


MONDAY, DECEMBER 20

Game 331-332: Chicago at Minnesota (8:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Chicago 137.110; Minnesota 132.009
Dunkel Line: Chicago by 5; 46
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

NFL
Write-Up


Week 15

49ers (5-8) @ Chargers (7-6)— San Diego won five of last six games, outscoring opponents 88-23 in second half; they’re 5-2 as home favorite (lost to Pats/Raiders) with home wins by 25-31-8-21-31 points. 49ers are 1-5 in true road games this year (won on neutral field in London)- strange thing is they’ve been favored in five of seven games away from home, despite their crummy record. NFC West road underdogs are 6-9 vs spread in non-divisional games. AFC West home favorites are 7-5. Underdogs are 1-4 vs spread, the week after playing Seattle. Last four San Diego games stayed under total. Homecoming game for Alex Smith (17-27/241 vs Seattle last week)- he played on same HS team as Reggie Bush.

Chiefs (8-5) @ Rams (6-7)—Who would’ve thought this would be battle of first place teams? Big question is whether Cassel (appendix) is well enough to play, and if so, can he play well? Chiefs won last four games in seldom-played intrastate series, but got crushed in San Diego last week (TY 426-67), as backup QB Croyle is now 0-10 as NFL starter. First-place Rams won four of last five home games, are home for first time in four weeks after 2-1 road trip. Rams didn’t score first half TD in last two games; they’ve got to get better in red zone (39 net points on last 13 RZ drives). AFC West road teams are 7-11 vs spread in non-division games. NFC West home teams are 9-7. Four of last five Chief road games went over the total.

Texans (5-8) @ Titans (5-8)—Houston is first team in NFL history to lose four games in same season where they rallied to tie/take lead after trailing by 14+ points; they blanked Rusty Smith-led Titans 20-0 at home three weeks ago, holding crippled visitors to 162 yards, nine first downs- that was only game this year that Texans held foe under 20 points. Tennessee won eight of last ten series games, winning six of last eight played here, but they’ve lost last six games overall (1-5 vs. spread), scoring four TDs on last 38 drives. Five of last six Houston games went over total. Titans did four more days to prepare than Houston did, thanks to primetime dates for both last week. AFC South home teams are 6-2 in divisional play.

Eagles (9-4) @ Giants (9-4)— Since 1988, Eagles are 10-1 in second game of season against Giants if they won the first meeting. Don’t think unexpected short work week will be detriment to Giants after uplifting performance Monday night, but Philly won last five series games, beating Big Blue 27-17 (-3) four weeks ago, outrushing Giants 148-61 (TY 392-208). Reid won four of last five series games in Swamp. Over last six games, Giants outsacked opponents 16-1; they’re +6 in turnovers last three games and only allowed one TD on 25 drives in last two games, albeit vs non-contenders. Eagles are 5-1 since their bye, scoring average of 34.7 ppg; Last four Giant games stayed under total; eight of last nine Eagle games went over.

Jaguars (8-5) @ Colts (7-6)—Jags (+6.5) upset Indy 31-28 at home in Week 4, outrushing Colts 174-58; expect them to try more of same here. Jax won five of last six games (6-0 vs. spread-- lost 24-20 @ Giants), running ball for 207-258-234 yards- they converted 21 of last 43 3rd down plays. Jags are 5-4 vs. spread as underdog, 4-2 on road. Colts lost three of last four games, allowing 158.8 rushing ypg; only once in last eight games has Indy won by more than six points. Indy was +2 in turnovers last week, after being -12 in three previous games- they did have three extra days to prepare for this after holding off Titans last week, 30-28. Home teams are 6-2 vs. spread in AFC South divisional games. Five of last seven Jaguar games went over total.

Cardinals (3-10) @ Panthers (1-12)—Our Gamblers’ Anonymous Game of the Week; if you invest in this game, get professional help. That said, Panthers are 7-3 in series, but all three losses were here at home, as visitor won four of last five in series. Rookie QB Skelton was just 15-38/146 in his first NFL start last week (it was Arizona’s first win in last eight games); his first road start will be played in front of thousands of empty seats. Redbirds are 2-3 as road underdog this year; Panthers are 0-2 as favorite. Carolina lost its last seven games; when was last time a team on 7-game losing skid was favored? Over is 8-3 in last 11 Arizona games, 4-1 in last five Carolina tilts. Average total in last three series games was 50.3, but Warner was playing QB for Cardinals in those games.

Browns (5-8) @ Bengals (2-11)— Cleveland allowed one offensive TD in each of last three games, but has only one TD itself on offense the last two weeks. Cincy is 9-3 in last 12 series games, but lost 23-20 (-2) back in Week 4, game that started Bengals on current 10-game tailspin. Cincy outgained Browns 413-295 that day, but turned ball over twice and lost field position by average of 8 yards. Three of last four Bengal losses were by 16+ points. Cleveland is on road for third week in row, most always a bad spot (see Rams last week); they’re 2-5 on road, 3-3-1 as road dog. Underdogs are 5-3 vs spread in AFC North divisional games. Browns lost five of last six visits here, with average total in last three played here 29.3. Wouldn’t risk your money on Delhomme.

Bills (3-10) @ Dolphins (7-6)—Buffalo is 3-2 in last five games after 0-8 start, as they foul up their draft position. Miami is 6-1 on road, 1-5 at home, with only home win 29-17 (+1) in Week 10 vs. Tennessee; Dolphins (-3) won season opener 15-10 in Buffalo, outrushing Bills 132-50, their fourth win in last five series games. Bills lost here last two years, 25-16/38-10. Buffalo is 5-2-1 vs. spread in last eight games; they’re 4-2 as true road underdog this year, with only one loss (38-14 @ Minnesota) in last eight games by more than three points. Home teams are 2-6 vs spread in AFC East divisional games, 1-4 if home favorite. Fish scored 10 or less points in four of last six games (five TDs on last 49 drives). Five of last seven games for both teams stayed under total.

Redskins (5-8) @ Cowboys (4-9)— Pokes (-3.5) lost season opener 13-7 at Washington, despite outgaining Skins by 130 yards (Dallas has 12 penalties, two empty red zone trips); Redskins lost five of last six games overall- eight of their 13 games were decided by 5 or less points (underdogs are 7-3-3 vs spread in their ’10 games). Skins lost 12 of last 14 visits here; rumors were flying they almost benched McNabb again late in Tampa game, so tensions have to be high there, plus they cut punter who muffed snap on game-losing missed PAT. Dallas is 5-0 vs spread since Garrett took over, 1-0 as favorite; their last three games were all decided by 3 points. Last ten Cowboy games went over total. Teams are 4-8 week after playing Bucs, despite being favored in eight of the 12 games.

Lions (3-10) @ Bucs (8-5)—Tampa Bay is 8-0 vs losing teams, 0-5 vs winning teams; five of its eight wins are by 3 or less points. Lions are 0-6 on road, 4-2 as road dogs, losing by 5-14-2-8-2-16 points- they’re 8-3 overall as a dog this year. Bucs still in thick of playoff hunt, need this game and Seattle home game next week, since they finish at Superdome. Tampa is 1-1-2 as favorite this year. Bucs won seven of last nine games in what used to be divisional rivalry; Lions lost three of last four visits here, losing by 7-3-4 points. NFC South home favorites are 7-5-1 vs spread in non-divisional games; NFC North road dogs are also 7-5-1. Eight of last ten Detroit games went over total. Dogs are 5-2-1 vs spread in last eight Buccaneer games.

Saints (10-3) @ Ravens (9-4)—Red-hot defending champs won last six games, scoring 30+ points in last five; they’re underdog for first time this year, against Raven squad playing on short week after dramatic OT win late Monday night. Only red flag on Saint win streak is that last five victims all have losing records. Ravens are 5-1 at home, but ran ball for just 92-43-63 yards in last three games- they were +2 in turnovers Monday, had 18-yard edge in field position, still needed defensive score to win in OT. Keep in mind that in Saints’ three losses, they were -2/-3/-4 in turnovers. Underdogs are 5-2 vs spread week after playing the Rams. AFC North home favorites are just 3-9 vs spread in non-divisional games. Lot of urgency on both sides, since neither team leads their division.

Jets (9-4) @ Steelers (10-3)—Jets have never won in Steel City, losing all seven tries, with five of last six losses there by 11+ points. Jets also haven’t scored TD in last two games (or in any of their four losses)- they’ve been outscored 41-9 in first half of last three games. Jury is out on whether Sanchez can play in bad weather, and also on whether Brunell is still capable backup (or is he just playing because his finances went bad?). Steelers won last four games, but stumbled through last three, scoring two TDs on last 29 drives- their defense scored or directly set up (9-yard game-winning drive in Baltimore) their last three TDs. Last four Pittsburgh games stayed under total. Jets only have two INTs in last eight games, while Sanchez has thrown 12 in those same eight games.

Falcons (11-2) @ Seahawks (6-7)—Atlanta won last seven games, covered last five; they’re 4-1 as road favorite this year, but this is their third straight road game, historically a tough spot. All seven Seahawk losses are by 15+ points; they’re 4-2 at home, 2-2 as home dogs, with home losses 41-7 to Giants, 42-24 to Chiefs. Seattle is 8-3 in series, winning four of last five, with three wins by 3 or less points, or in OT; average total in last four series games, 58.0. Falcons lost four of five visits here. Teams are 2-7 week after playing the 49ers; favorites are 1-4 vs. spread week after playing Carolina. NFC South road favorites are 2-5-1 vs spread in non-divisional games; NFC West home underdogs are 6-3. Over is 6-0 in last six Seattle games, 6-2 in Falcons’ last eight games.

Broncos (4-9) @ Raiders (6-7)—Oakland led 38-7 at half of 59-14 (+7.5) trouncing of Denver at Invesco back in Week 7; Raiders had 328 rushing yards in that game, were+3 in turnovers, averaged 8.2 ypa. Hard to imagine anything different this time; Broncos lost four in row, eight of last nine games- they gave up 185-211 rushing yards in last two games (@ Chiefs/@ Cardinals), classic sign of team in tank (they gave up 43 points last week to team starting its #3 QB for first time), and this is Denver’s third straight week on road, historically a soft spot for anyone. Raiders are 4-2 at home (2-2 as HF), with wins by 2-8-30-3 points. Home favorites are just 16-22 vs spread in divisional games this year, 3-3 in AFC West. Four of last five Oakland home games went over total.

Packers (8-5) @ Patriots (11-2)— Fourth road game in five weeks for Packer squad that hasn’t lost a game all year by more than 4 points; they’re 1-1 as underdog, and had scored 14 TDs in 37 drives before last week’s debacle in Detroit. Patriots won last five games, covered last three, winning last two weeks by combined 81-10 against pair of division leaders (Jets/Bears)- they’re 3-2-1 as home favorite, winning in Foxboro by 14-8-3-10-3-42 points. In his last three games, Brady averaged 12.1/9.5/8.2 ypa. Patriots are +12 in turnovers in last four games. Under is 9-4 in Green Bay games this year; last seven Patriot games went over total. Expect Rodgers to play here, meaning if he doesn’t play, no reason to read analysis like this, just bet against Flynn.

Bears (9-4) @ Vikings (5-8)— Home side won seven of last eight series games; Bears lost three in row, seven of last eight visits to Twin Cities, but as I type this, Vikings have no healthy QB’s, which is why game is off board. Game to be played at Gophers’ new outdoor stadium, as Vikings play third straight “home” game in third different stadium; Vikings (-1.5) lost 27-13 at Chicago in first meeting seven weeks ago, as Bears outrushed them 130-70, were +2 in turnovers and won 70.3% of 3rd down plays. Bears had 5-game win streak crushed in snow at home last week; they’re Under is 3-1 in last four Chicago games, 0-3 in Vikings’ last three games. Short week of prep for Vikings after unexpected trip to Detroit, where they were awful in 21-3 loss.

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Tim Trushel

AFC Dog GOY

New York Jets +6

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Teddy Covers

Big Ticket Seahawks

Browns
Jets
Panthers Over

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Sixth Sense

BEST BETS

YTD 47-39-1 +11.40% (46-42-1 5.10% with Sports Monitor)

3% HOUSTON +1.5
3% JACKSONVILLE +5
3% CLEVELAND +1.5
3% NY GIANTS -2.5 -120 No higher than -3
3% DETROIT +5.5
3% ATLANTA/SEATTLE OVER 45

 

[fly73]

SB Professor Original NFL Sunday 12/19

Sunday's NFL Picks:​

Philadelphia Eagles +3.5*​

Dallas Cowboys -6.​

 

[marcopolo84]

Could somebody double check indian cowboys huge 7 unit play, this guy said it was atlanta -7, but somebody else said it was seattle +7. ? thanks.

 

[uscmd]

Could somebody double check indian cowboys huge 7 unit play, this guy said it was atlanta -7, but somebody else said it was seattle +7. ? thanks.

Indian cowboys big play is neither Atl-7 or Sea+7.........

its a 7 unit play on Atl/Sea over 45..

But I have that 2nd hand, from someone I trust. But until its confirmed I'd hold off.

 

[marcopolo84]

thanks uscmd. i appreciate it.