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Can'tPickaWinner2 · Dec 11, 2008

Andre Gomes | NFL Side
dime bet302 CHI -3.0 (+100) Betjamaica.com vs 301 NOS
Analysis: This is clearly a pivotal game for both teams, as both have a 7-6 record right now and a loss in here will likely end all chances of a postseason appearance. The Bears are listed as a 3 points favorite for this game and in first analysis, the first thing that comes to everybody's mind is how the 28th best pass defense of the league can stop Drew Brees? This fact will be the X factor of this game, but I won't take that "fact" for granted. It's important to say that Brees is a much better Quarterback at home, as on the road the history is different. In fact the Saints are 0-5 SU as away dogs this season and their lonely win on the road was against the 2-11 Kansas City Chiefs.

Brees has a 117.2 passing rating at home, with 19 TD and only 4 INT, but on the road the numbers are much worse: 76.7 passing rating and 7 TD for 10 INT. In his last game against Atlanta, he had 18/32 for 230 yds, 2 TD and no interceptions. I stated one curious fact this season: when Brees didn't threw a pick in a game, in the following game, he couldn't repeat that performance. In fact, he had 7 TD and 8 Interceptions on those conditions and 3 of these 4 games were on the road. Playing at Chicago in this time of the year isn't the best scenario for a good passing team; The Saints can expect temperatures in the mid 20's, 10-to-15-mph winds and a wind-chill in single digits. We already watched Brees performing with a bad weather and the performance wasn't great, as he showed that at Tampa Bay a couple of weeks ago.

The Bears are the 6th best run defense with 91.2 yds/game allowed and that's unlikely that the Saints will be capable to repeat the 184 rushing yards they had against Atlanta last week. Note that the Falcons wanted the Saints to run the football, in order to decrease the damage that Brees could make with his passes. In fact, the Saints rushed the football 30 times, while Brees just had 32 passing attempts during the game.

The pass defense is the weakest part of the Bears' defense, but note that they are much better than the passing stats show at first sight. Even though they are just the 28th best pass defense with 234.2 passing yards per game, the truth is that no other team on the league sees their opponent throwing the football so many times like the Bears. Their opponents have thrown the football 504 times against them this season, which is clearly the most of the league this season. So, naturally with so many attempts, it's normal that the stats show the Bears allowing a lot of passing yards per game. But if we study the number of passing yards allowed per attempt, we see that the Bears are actually the 9th best passing defense of the league, with just 6.46 Y/A allowed! Also I have to mention that the Bears are the second team of the league with most interceptions made this season: 19!

Chicago's QB Kyle Orton finally played a decent game last week and for the first time since he got injured, he had more than 200 passing yards on a game. This fact should have provided the confidence he was really needing. Also the Bears' RB Matt Forte had a subpar performance last week against the Jags and I expect him to bounce back this week. The Bears have already ended the Saints' postseason aspirations last season and this could be a revenge game for them, however they are coming to Chicago in a bad time. I also remember that the Bears are 6-0 ATS in home games against good passing teams with a completion of 61% or better in the second half of the season in the last 3 seasons. With all these factors, I expect a good win for the Bears tonight. Take Chicago in here.

Andre Gomes | NBA Total
dime bet506 UTA / 505 POR Under 195.5 Betjamaica.com
Analysis:
We have a great game to watch tonight on TNT with Utah receiving Portland. The Blazers lost for the first time at the home against Orlando so they aren't in a good mood for tonight's game, they allowed Orlando to score 109 points with 50-6 % FG and a whopping 14-27 3 points shots, we are talking about the 6th best defense with only 94.0 ppg allowed so we can say that the Blazers didn't gave their best effort on the defensive end, but is it's important to refer that they played the first game after their road trip so it was somehow expected that kind of slopping defense.

Meanwhile the Jazz are alternating some good wins with frustrating losses, the most obvious reason for that is their injuries especially with Boozer, their offense is not floating and in fact they only reached triple digits points in 2 of their last 6 games, the highest outcome was 114 points against the Raptors but was against a team who lacks toughness inside the paint, remember that they outrebounded the Raptors 52-38 and scored 66 points in the paint, this won't happen tonight as the Blazers are the 2nd best rebounding margin team in the league with +5.39 reb/game and even Dwight Howard struggled last game making only 5-11 FG and grabbed only 7 rebounds.

This will be a physical game and we won't see any easy shots as both teams protects their paint in a very efficient way, the Blazers struggled lately to defend the perimeter but the Jazz lately are awfully behind the arc: just 20-61 3pts in last 4 games: 32.7 %!

The Jazz already won against the Blazers this season 103-96 in a game that Boozer and Deron Williams didn't played and still they were able to shot 52.7 % FG, I expect a much better Blazers' defense today, remember that they are 20-8 Under revenging a same season loss vs opponent over the last 2 seasons and 16-6 Under after scoring 105 points or more over the last 2 seasons. Coming to this I expect an ugly and extremely physically game and in this scenario a low scoring game is the most probable to happen, take the under in here.

Can'tPickaWinner2 · Dec 11, 2008

Wunderdog

New Orleans at Chicago
Pick: New Orleans +3

A critical NFC Thursday Night matchup features a pair of 7-6 teams that will be playing what may be an elimination game. The Bears have long been known as a defensive team, but the face of this team has changed. They have had a soft schedule when it comes to offensive teams, yet they have still allowed 20 or more points in nine of their 13 games played thus far. They have only played five games the entire season against offenses that rank in the top half of the league. When they have played these better-than-average offensive teams, the Bears have allowed 25.5 ppg. And now they must face the best the NFL has to offer this season. The Saints have put points up on everyone, as they have topped the 20 mark in 12 of 13 weeks. The strength of this Bears defense is stopping the run. They are in the top 10 against the run. But, despite playing for the most part against sub-par offenses, the Bears are getting torched for 234 ypg through the air. And, we know the strength of the Saints offense is the air-game behind Drew Brees who is putting up an MVP-worthy season at QB. Chicago has always struggled against explosive offenses as they are 7-19 ATS in their last 26 games vs. teams that average 6+ yards a play. The Chicago offense is better suited for running the ball, rather than putting the game in Kyle Orton's hands. Matt Forte has rushed for over 1,000 yards, and has made the difference for the Bears offense this season. I expect the Bears to use him a lot here, as no one else has gained more than 109 yards on the ground for the Bears on the season. But here's a shocker for you: The Saints, not known for defense, have stopped the featured back every game they have played this season. They have faced almost every top RB in the league, including the top three on four occasions. They have faced Andrien Peterson, Michael Turner (twice), Clinton Portis and DeAngelo Williams, and guess what? Not one of them ran for 100 yards! Peterson carried 21 times for 32 yards.Chicago has also faced Ryan Grant and Frank Gore and neither got to the 100 mark. The only back that went for 100+ on the Saints this season is LaDanian Tomlinson who put up 105 in a game played in England. The Saints seduce teams into a passing game, and the Bears aren't equipped to go toe-to-toe with the Saints in the air. I'll take New Orleans as a very live dog here. Get my play on the total for this game, as well as the rest of this week's picks here.

Can'tPickaWinner2 · Dec 11, 2008

THE SPORTS ADVISORS

New Orleans (7-6, 9-4 ATS) at Chicago (7-6, 6-6-1 ATS)

The surging Saints travel to Soldier Field for the third time in 13 months to face the Bears, with both teams trying to stay alive in the NFC playoff chase.

New Orleans topped Atlanta 29-25 as a three-point home chalk Sunday for their fourth straight spread-cover (3-1 SU). QB Drew Brees (18 of 32, 230 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INTs) led a turnover-free offense and got some rare help from his running game, which churned out 184 yards. RBs Pierre Thomas (16 carries, 102 yards, 1 TD) and Reggie Bush (10 carries, 80 yards) led the way, and both teams put up 414 total yards.

Chicago beat Jacksonville 23-10 as a 6½-point home favorite Sunday, stemming a 1-3 SU and 1-4 ATS skid. QB Kyle Orton (20 of 34, 219 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT) helped the Bears to a 20-3 halftime lead, and his INT served as Chicago’s lone turnover. Meanwhile, the Bears defense converted picked off the Jaguars’ on their first drive and the offense turned it into an Orton-to-Desmond Clark TD pass.

The SU winner is now 24-2-1 ATS in the Bears’ last 27 starts (11-1-1 ATS this season).

Chicago has defeated New Orleans three straight times (2-0-1 ATS), including a 33-25 victory as a one-point home underdog in last year’s regular-season finale and a 39-14 win as a 2½-point home in the NFC Championship Game in January 2007. The underdog is 5-2-1 ATS in the last eight clashes.

New Orleans features the NFL’s top offense, averaging 405.9 ypg, and the Saints are tied for second in scoring at 366 points (28.2 ppg). Chicago is 24th in total offense (304 per game) and 16th scoring offense (23.4 ppg). Both defenses tend to give up yards and points, with New Orleans allowing 25.1 points and 344.1 yards per game, and the Bears yielding 21.4 points and 325.4 ypg.

The Saints are on ATS surges of 6-2 in non-division games and 4-1 on grass, but they also carry negative ATS trends of 0-5 as a road pup of three points or less and 2-5 following a SU win. The Bears have cashed in their last four December contests but are otherwise on ATS declines of 0-4 after a SU win, 4-9 as a home chalk, 4-9-1 after a spread-cover and 4-9-1 against winning teams.

The over for New Orleans is on several hot streaks, including 13-4-1 overall, 7-0 in December, 10-2 after a SU win, 10-2-1 after a spread-cover and 19-7-1 against NFC foes. Likewise, the over for Chicago is on stretches of 19-7 at home, 16-5 with the Bears a home favorite and 27-11-1 inside the conference. Finally, the over is 5-1 in the last six clashes overall between these rivals and 4-0 in the last four meetings at Solider Field.

ATS ADVANTAGE: OVER

NBA

Portland (15-8, 11-12 ATS) at Utah (14-9, 12-11 ATS)

The Trail Blazers, just one game removed from an Eastern Conference road trip on which they went 4-1 SU, hit the highway again to take on the Jazz in a key Northwest Division matchup at EnergySolutions Arena.

Portland was on the wrong end of a heartbreaking 109-108 decision against the Magic on Tuesday night, losing on a last-second, bank-shot 3-pointer from the Magic’s Hedo Turkoglu to fall as a five-point chalk. Guard Brandon Roy (30 points, nine rebounds, five assists) and forward LaMarcus Aldridge (25 points, 13 rebounds) paced six Blazers who scored in double figures, and Portland outrebounded Orlando 44-29, but it wasn’t enough to avoid the team’s first home loss and its fifth consecutive non-cover.

Utah edged Minnesota 99-96 Tuesday, coming up short as a six-point road favorite, with Mehmet Okur hitting the go-ahead shot in the waning seconds. The Jazz, who have now alternated SU wins and losses over the last seven games (4-3 ATS), were paced by Ronnie Brewer’s 25 points, and Okur had 21 points and 13 boards.

These two Northwest Division rivals have gone 2-2 SU and ATS in their last four clashes, with the SU winner cashing in each contest, all on the home floor. Utah is on an 11-4 ATS tear in the last 15 meetings with Portland in Salt Lake City, including a 103-96 victory as a 6½-point chalk back on Nov. 5.

The Trail Blazers are on ATS surges of 10-4 against winning teams, 7-3 after a SU loss, 5-2 as an underdog and 29-11 as a ‘dog of less than five points. But along with their current 0-5 ATS slide, they are on pointspread dips of 0-4 when playing on one day’s rest, 0-4 on the road and 1-4 on Thursdays. The Jazz are on spread-covering streaks of 46-21-2 at home, 5-0 after an ATS setback, 5-1 against the West, 5-2 on one day’s rest and 25-11-1 against winning teams.

The under for Portland is on stretches of 8-2 overall, 5-1 on the road, 8-3 against winning teams and 43-20 in Western Conference play, and the under is 5-1 in Utah’s last six overall.

ATS ADVANTAGE: UTAH and UNDER

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

St. Joe’s (4-4, 3-3 ATS) at (15) Villanova (8-1, 3-3 ATS)

Villanova, coming off its first loss of the season in Tuesday’s the Jimmy V Classic, aims to get back on track when it plays host to cross-town and Big 5 rival St. Joe’s.

The Wildcats came up short against No. 6 Texas on Tuesday night, falling 67-58 as a two-point pup at Madison Square Garden, ending their eight-game SU winning streak to start the season. Poor shooting and turnovers plagued ‘Nova, which hit just 38 percent of its shots from the field (22.2 percent from 3-point range) and gave the ball away 19 times. Leading score Dante Cunningham (17.4 ppg) finished with 23 points, but Villanova fell 19 points below its season average (77.2) while giving up 10 more points than its average (57.9).

The Hawks ripped Towson 85-64 Tuesday as a four-point road ‘dog, bouncing back from a 69-58 home loss to perennial mid-major power Creighton. St. Joe’s hit a sizzling 51.7 percent from the floor (31 of 60) and 84.2 percent from the foul line (16 of 19), while outrebounding the Tigers 37-20. Top scorer Ahmad Nivins (19.1 ppg) had 25 points and nine rebounds, and Darrin Govens scored 22.

The Hawks sit at .500 on the season in most part because they’re scoring almost as many points (67 ppg) as they’re giving up (63.4).

Villanova is on a 6-2-1 ATS surge in this annual rivalry, though St. Joe’s pounded the Wildcats 77-55 last February laying 3½ points at home. The favorite has gone 5-0-1 ATS in the last six clashes.

The Wildcats are on a 3-8 ATS slide following a SU loss, but they are on positive pointspread upticks of 4-1 after a non-cover and 10-3-1 against Atlantic 10 opponents. Meanwhile, the Hawks are 10-4 ATS in their last 14 non-conference tilts, but they carry negative ATS trends of 1-4 in roadies, 1-4 against winning teams, 2-7 after a SU win and 2-5 after a spread-cover.

The under for Villanova is on streaks of 21-7-1 overall, 4-0 at home and 5-0 outside the Big East, and the under for St. Joe’s is on runs of 7-3 overall, 5-0 against winning teams, 6-2 against the Big East and 8-3 in non-conference contests. Finally, the total has stayed low in each of the last five meetings in this rivalry.

ATS ADVANTAGE: VILLANOVA and UNDER

Can'tPickaWinner2 · Dec 11, 2008

Arthur Ralph Sports

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Can'tPickaWinner2 · Dec 11, 2008

Jeff Benton

Thursday's winners ...
15 Dime: BEARS (minus the points vs. Saints)

5 Dime: WIZARDS (plus the points vs. Celtics)

Bears

I don’t quite get the short line the oddsmakers have hung on this game. The Saints have won just once in six tries on the road this season, and that was a 30-20 victory at crappy Kansas City a month ago when the Saints outgained the Chiefs by a “whopping” 10 yards. True, New Orleans was competitive in three other road losses – 29-24 at Washington in Week 2; 34-32 at Denver in Week 3; and 23-20 at Tampa Bay two weeks ago. However, those three games – heck, all six of New Orleans’ roadies this year – were played in optimal weather conditions.

Tonight, the Saints take their precision passing attack to Soldier Field, and even though there’s no snow in the forecast, game-time temperatures will be below freezing. And with the unpredictable winds in Chicago, it’s pretty safe to assume that wind will be some kind of factor tonight, which really impacts the pass-happy Saints and works in favor of the run-first Bears.

Also, consider how winter trips to Chicago have turned out for the Saints the last two years. Back in January 2007, the Saints invaded Soldier Field for the NFC Championship Game … and lost 39-14 as a 2½-point underdog, in large part because they lost the turnover battle 4-0. Then 11 months later, New Orleans returned to Chicago for a Week 17 meeting with the Bears … and lost 33-25 as a one-point favorite, with QB Drew Brees going 35-for-60 for 308 yards, but two interceptions (New Orleans also lost a fumble). I’m not the greatest at math, but that’s seven turnovers in two cold subfreezing games at Soldier Field – hence the reason the Bears put up 72 points despite just 615 yards of total offense.

Meanwhile, the Bears have been a pretty decent home team this year, winning four of six games. One loss was to then-unbeaten Tennessee 21-14 as a three-point home ‘dog, and the other was a fluky 27-24 overtime loss to Tampa Bay in Week 3 when Chicago blew a 10 point lead with 6½ minutes to play. And while this might look like a favorable matchup for New Orleans offensively – the Bears’ defense ranks 28th in the league in pass defense, while Brees and the Saints are first in pass offense – it’s interesting to note that Brees’ TD-to-INT ratio is 19-4 in the Superdome, but 7-10 on the road. And to reiterate, none of those 10 INTs on the road came in this kind of frigid weather.

When the Bears have the ball, look for them to do a lot of handing off to rookie RB Matt Forte (1,081 rushing yards), who should have success against the Saints’ defense that’s giving up 130.5 rushing yards per game on the road (4.2 per carry), not to mention 28.3 points per game on the road. And when Brees has the ball, you can expect a lot zone coverage from Chicago, who really have no reason to fear the run for two reasons: 1) the Saints’ ground game is weak outside the dome (85 rushing ypg on the road); and 2) teams haven’t run on the Bears at home this year (82.8 ypg, 3.2 yards per carry).

In the end, you’ve got two teams fighting for their playoff lives, but given the results the last two years when these teams have met at Soldier Field and given the Saints’ road woes all season long, it’s impossible to pass up Chicago at this cheap price … just as it was impossible to pass up the Panthers as a small home chalk against Tampa Bay on Monday night.

‘Da Bears are the play.

Wizards

Simply put, where’s the motivation? Where’s the motivation for the Boston Celtics to blowout Washington tonight? Yeah, the defending champs have won 12 straight games and 20 of their first 22 to start the season, and hell, they’re even 8-3 ATS in their last 11. However, in their last two road games, the C’s went to Charlotte and barely held off the putrid Bobcats 89-84 (as an 8½-point road favorite), and then at Indiana in their most recent game Sunday, they needed overtime to dispatch of the Pacers 122-117.

Now they travel down the eastern seaboard to D.C. to face the Wizards, who are coming off their biggest win of the season (a 107-94 rout of the Pistons as a five-point home favorite). In fact, Washington is 5-0 ATS in its last five games, all as an underdog (3-0 ATS at home), including a 20-point rout of New Jersey, a six-point loss to the Blazers (as a 6 ½-point home underdog), a two-point home loss to the mighty Lakers (as a 12-point pup) and a seven-point loss at Chicago (as a seven-point underdog). In fact, the Wizards haven’t lost a game by double digits in six straight outings going back to before Thanksgiving!

chuba · Dec 11, 2008

adam meyer

4* bears -3
2* canadiens --1.5
4*celtics -10.5
3* weber st +1
4* t-blazers over 194

gl

ymmit2nd · Dec 11, 2008

CHARLIE

nfl. saints @ bears over 44' (500* )
nfl. saints+3 (30*)
nba. boston-9' (20*)
cbb. st joes+9' (20*)
cbb. wisconsin milwaukee+14' (10*)
nba. dallas-10 (10*) Bonus Play

ymmit2nd · Dec 11, 2008

LENNY STEVENS

10* villanova

pass football

ymmit2nd · Dec 11, 2008

BEN BURNS

I'm playing on Portland and Utah to finish UNDER the number

ymmit2nd · Dec 11, 2008

BEN BURNS

I'm playing on the Bears and Saints to finish UNDER the total

ymmit2nd · Dec 11, 2008

DOC

3* celtics OVER 197

3* new orleans +3

ymmit2nd · Dec 11, 2008

IndianCowboy
Sport: College Basketball
Game: Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles @ Kansas State Wildcats - Thursday December 11, 2008 8:00 pm
Pick: 3 unit(s) ATS: Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles +5.5 (-110) (Normal)

Boy, the line alone makes you wary that something is up. After all, you have an undefeated Big 12 team at home only laying 5 points to a Southern Miss team that is hitting the highway. In fact, over 80% of the public is on Kansas State here and yet the line has refused to budge. But, Southern Miss in my opinion is a team that is really under the radar. Keep in mind that this team beat La Salle earlier this year in overtime, beat a very good Iona team, lost to South Alabama in overtime as well and lost to New Mexico by just 2 points on the road. So, this in many ways is a bounce-back for Southern Miss. Kansas State has lost the last 3 games by a combined total of 9 points and those come against very solid teams in Oregon, Iowa and Kentucky. Call me nuts here, but I think 80% of the public is indeed wrong here and that Southern Miss likely wins this game outright. Besides, I’ve always said, the 5.5 line in sports betting is one of the worst lines as it typically indicates that the underdog is likely to win outright. The Eagles are 6-1 ATS following a S.U. loss and Kansas State is 2-11-1 ATS in their last 14 games overall.

ymmit2nd · Dec 11, 2008

GOLDEN CONTENDER

Here is a nice totals play for the nfl game tonight,i would rate the game a little higher but there is a call for inclement weather.On Thursday night the totals play in nfl action is on the OVER in the Chicago Bears No.Saints matchup.Rotation numbers 301/2 at 8:15 eastern.There are some solid over angles going in this game for both sides tonight,looking at the Saints we note they are 7-1 over when the line is +3to-3,10-2 over vs 500 or better,3-1off a division game and 5-0 over vs the Nfc North.For the Bears over angles include 6-1 over as a home fav of 3 or less,7-3 over at home when the posted total is 42.5 to 45,and they are 18-6 over in there last 24 at home.In the series since 1992 8 of the 11 games between the two have gone over including 5 of the 7 in Chicag0.Ill back the over here tonight.For those looking for something to pound consider the first 6 unit nba play this season from 44-10,23-4,and 10-1 systems.The totals play in the nfl will be rated at 3 units at 45 or less. BOL GC-

newty81 · Dec 11, 2008

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newty81 · Dec 11, 2008

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Thursday Plays

10* Take Villanova (-10) over St. Joseph’s (NCAA Top Play)

St. Joe’s has lost 18 of the last 20 games as an underdog of 10 points or more and they have also lost 3 consecutive games vs. Villanova against the spread on the road the last 3 games.

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5* Play Dallas (-10.5) over Charlotte (NBA Bonus Play)

5* Take Miami-Oh (-13.5) over WI-Milwaukee (NCAA Bonus Play)

Paid & Confirmed

ymmit2nd · Dec 11, 2008

RON RAYMOND'S 5* NBA UNDERDOG GAME OF THE NIGHT
Pick # 1 Portland Trailblazers (2.5)

RON RAYMOND'S 5* CBB BEST BET WINNER! (11-4 ON THE SEASON)
Pick # 1 Weber State (-1.5)

Ron Raymond's 5* SAINTS VS. BEARS BEST BET WINNER!
Pick # 1 Chicago Bears (-3.0)

Henryjames · Dec 11, 2008

igz1 sports

Thursday Action !!
Wednesday Recap: 3-1-1 NBA (+182) pts : 3-0 NHL (+250) pts : 2-0 CBB (+170) pts
Another 5* winner yesterday.

NBA
3* Washington +10.5 (-110)

NHL
3* Minnesota -115

CBB
3* Idaho State +12 (-110)

Happy Holidays !!

dalejr · Dec 11, 2008

Drew Gordon

One game removed from a tough loss to Texas, the Wildcats get the perfect opponent to re-sharpen their claws against tonight at home. St. Joseph's will have trouble matching up at multiple positions in this one, and the fact they come into this game off an easy win at Towson is NOT a good thing.
Why? Because the Hawks have proven jack on the road this season, and a false sense of accomplishment at beating a bad Towson team tells me the Wildcats will have the motivational edge here tonight at home, coming off a loss and looking for revenge. Looking over the Hawks "true" road schedule, a loss at Holy Cross, and wins at Lehigh and Towson should hardly instill confidence in their backers!
Speaking of the revenge factor, a lot has changed for the Hawks since their last meeting. In that match up, the Wildcats got blown away 77-55, but that was with Pat Calathes and Rob Ferguson dropping in a combined 40 of the Hawks' 77 points. Both those players are gone, while the Wildcats still have their studs, Cunningham and Reynolds, playing and looking for redemption!
Bottom line, this is a huge bounce back game for the Cats, and the fact their off a tough loss to Texas only serves to further motivate them. Look for 'Novas defense to lock down the visiting Hawks, who may start the game competing, but eventually the Wildcats drop the hammer at home!
Take Villanova comfortably over St. Joseph's in this college hoops match up.

2♦ VILLANOVA

dalejr · Dec 11, 2008

JEFF BENTON

Right off the bat, I admit that it can be a bit dicey playing a football game at Soldier Field in December OVER the total … especially when that total pretty much requires nearly seven touchdowns. However, by all accounts, the weather in the Windy City tonight – while VERY chilly – is going to be free of precipitation, and the winds shouldn’t be THAT crazy.
So if you put aside weather concerns, here’s what you’ve got: Two teams that have played at Soldier Field in late December and late January the last two years … and combined for 53 and 58 points. You’ve also got a Bears defense that struggles to defend the pass (and you know how much the Saints love to throw!) and a New Orleans defense that plays matador D against the run (and Chicago can move the ball on the ground).
For those into trends, here are some pretty strong ones: The Saints have gone over the total at a 13-4-1 rate in their last 18 games overall, and the over is 7-0 in their last seven games in December. Also, the over is 19-7 in Chicago’s last 26 at Soldier Field and 27-11-1 in their last 39 against NFC opponents. Two more: The over is 5-1 in the last six meetings between these teams, including 4-0 in games played in Chicago!
Oh, and one more thing: In non-Sunday NFL games this year, the “over” is an astounding 17-4-1 in NFL games this year! Can’t argue with that, folks! Play it over the total.
(based on a 1 to a 10 ♦ Rating)

4♦ Saints-Bears OVER THE TOTAL