Thanks BigCat and good luck to you as well my friend!!!
SUNDAY NFL POWER FOOTBALL / WEEK 16 SO FAR (3-1) +$15,500
Here we go my friends.....
7000 Carolina -6
7000 Miami -4.5 -105
7000 Pittsburgh -2.5 -105
5000 Atlanta +6 -107
5000 NY Jets Under 47
5000 Carolina Under 40
Good Luck,
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Here we go my friends.....
7000 Carolina -6
7000 Miami -4.5 -105
7000 Pittsburgh -2.5 -105
5000 Atlanta +6 -107
5000 NY Jets Under 47
5000 Carolina Under 40
Good Luck,
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Thanks boss and good luck to you as well!!!!
Thank you sir and good luck today my friend!!!!
SUNDAY SO FAR (4-2) +$6,950
Here are my early results so far my friends...... if Miami could close out a game..... who knows what could have happened???
7000 Carolina -6 (Lost 17-13)
7000 Miami -4.5 -105 (Lost 37-35)
7000 Pittsburgh -2.5 (Blowout Winner 20-12)
5000 NY Jets Under 47 (Blowout Winner 33 Points)
5000 Carolina Under 40 (Blowout Winner 23 Points)
5000 Atlanta +6 (Su Super Blowout Winner 30-14)
Later,
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Here are my early results so far my friends...... if Miami could close out a game..... who knows what could have happened???
7000 Carolina -6 (Lost 17-13)
7000 Miami -4.5 -105 (Lost 37-35)
7000 Pittsburgh -2.5 (Blowout Winner 20-12)
5000 NY Jets Under 47 (Blowout Winner 33 Points)
5000 Carolina Under 40 (Blowout Winner 23 Points)
5000 Atlanta +6 (Su Super Blowout Winner 30-14)
Later,
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Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals (+7.5, 36.5)
The Arizona Cardinals have wrapped up a postseason berth and can clinch home-field advantage throughout the playoffs when they host the surging Seattle Seahawks on Sunday night. Although the Cardinals hold a one-game lead over Seattle atop the NFC West, the Seahawks can take control of the division race and move into the mix for the No. 1 overall seed with a victory. Seattle beat Arizona 19-3 on Nov. 23 to start its four-game winning streak.
The Cardinals are down to their third-string quarterback after Drew Stanton was injured in last week's 12-6 win at St. Louis, leaving Ryan Lindley to make the start against the reigning Super Bowl champions. "Just be himself,” Arizona coach Bruce Arians said of Lindley. “Just take the game plan and execute it. Throw it accurately and don’t try to be a hero and force things. But, don’t play scared, play smart.” That might be easier said than done again Seattle, which has permitted only 27 points over its last four games.
TV: 8:30 p.m. ET, NBC.
LINE HISTORY: Most shops opened the Cardinals as 7.5-point home dogs. In some instances that moved to +8, but had been bet back to +7.5. The total opened at 38 and is down to 36.5.
INJURY REPORT:
Seahawks - TE Cooper Helfet (Probable, ankle), WR Paul Richardson (Probable, hamstring), Tony Moeaki (Questionable, shoulder).
Cardinals - S Tyrann Mathieu (Probable, thumb), G Paul Fanaika (Probable, ankle), LB Larry Foote (Probable, knee), WR John Brown (Questionable, toe), G Jonathan Cooper (Out, wrist).
COVERS POWER RANKINGS: Seahawks (-6.0) - Cardinals (-4.5) + home field (3.0) = Cardinals -1.5
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "The Seahawks have won four straight games and remain a game behind the Cardinals and are at Arizona this Sunday night. 20-7-1 ATS L28 games vs. winning teams. Arizona may have won in St. Louis but it lost another quarterback and Ryan Lindley will get the start against Seattle. 13-3 ATS L16 games following a win." Covers Expert Matt Fargo.
ABOUT THE SEAHAWKS (10-4 SU, 7-6-1 ATS, 7-7 O/U): The blueprint from last season's Super Bowl championship is starting to look eerily similar for Seattle, which ranks first in total yards (272.4) and passing yards (184.3) allowed and has been especially suffocating over the four-game run. "The hungrier team's gonna win," middle linebacker Bobby Wagner said. "And that tends to be us. We're hungry." Running back Marshawn Lynch, who has rushed for over 1,000 yards and at least 10 touchdowns in each of the past four seasons, was limited to 39 yards on 15 carries in last month's meeting versus Arizona, but Russell Wilson overcame seven sacks to throw for 211 yards and a TD to go with 73 yards rushing.
ABOUT THE CARDINALS (11-3 SU, 10-4 ATS, 4-9-1 O/U): Arizona managed only 204 total yards against the Seahawks last month and will be in a tough spot with Lindley, who enters his fifth NFL start - and first since 2012 - with career numbers of zero touchdowns and seven interceptions. "Ryan is prepared," Stanton said. “Everyone wants to look at his numbers and they aren’t glamorous, but there are a lot of guys, myself included, that went in there and didn’t have success at a young age." Kerwynn Williams has provided a lift by rushing for 175 yards in two games since Andre Ellington went down with a hip injury but the offense continues to struggle, averaging 12.8 points over the last five games.
TRENDS:
* Over is 9-1 in the last 10 meetings in Arizona.
* Seahawks are 12-3-1 ATS in their last 16 games in December.
* Cardinals are 6-0 ATS in their last six home games.
* Under is 8-0 in Seahawks last eight games in December.
COVERS CONSENSUS: According to Covers Consensus, 54 percent of bettors are backing the Cardinals.
The Arizona Cardinals have wrapped up a postseason berth and can clinch home-field advantage throughout the playoffs when they host the surging Seattle Seahawks on Sunday night. Although the Cardinals hold a one-game lead over Seattle atop the NFC West, the Seahawks can take control of the division race and move into the mix for the No. 1 overall seed with a victory. Seattle beat Arizona 19-3 on Nov. 23 to start its four-game winning streak.
The Cardinals are down to their third-string quarterback after Drew Stanton was injured in last week's 12-6 win at St. Louis, leaving Ryan Lindley to make the start against the reigning Super Bowl champions. "Just be himself,” Arizona coach Bruce Arians said of Lindley. “Just take the game plan and execute it. Throw it accurately and don’t try to be a hero and force things. But, don’t play scared, play smart.” That might be easier said than done again Seattle, which has permitted only 27 points over its last four games.
TV: 8:30 p.m. ET, NBC.
LINE HISTORY: Most shops opened the Cardinals as 7.5-point home dogs. In some instances that moved to +8, but had been bet back to +7.5. The total opened at 38 and is down to 36.5.
INJURY REPORT:
Seahawks - TE Cooper Helfet (Probable, ankle), WR Paul Richardson (Probable, hamstring), Tony Moeaki (Questionable, shoulder).
Cardinals - S Tyrann Mathieu (Probable, thumb), G Paul Fanaika (Probable, ankle), LB Larry Foote (Probable, knee), WR John Brown (Questionable, toe), G Jonathan Cooper (Out, wrist).
COVERS POWER RANKINGS: Seahawks (-6.0) - Cardinals (-4.5) + home field (3.0) = Cardinals -1.5
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "The Seahawks have won four straight games and remain a game behind the Cardinals and are at Arizona this Sunday night. 20-7-1 ATS L28 games vs. winning teams. Arizona may have won in St. Louis but it lost another quarterback and Ryan Lindley will get the start against Seattle. 13-3 ATS L16 games following a win." Covers Expert Matt Fargo.
ABOUT THE SEAHAWKS (10-4 SU, 7-6-1 ATS, 7-7 O/U): The blueprint from last season's Super Bowl championship is starting to look eerily similar for Seattle, which ranks first in total yards (272.4) and passing yards (184.3) allowed and has been especially suffocating over the four-game run. "The hungrier team's gonna win," middle linebacker Bobby Wagner said. "And that tends to be us. We're hungry." Running back Marshawn Lynch, who has rushed for over 1,000 yards and at least 10 touchdowns in each of the past four seasons, was limited to 39 yards on 15 carries in last month's meeting versus Arizona, but Russell Wilson overcame seven sacks to throw for 211 yards and a TD to go with 73 yards rushing.
ABOUT THE CARDINALS (11-3 SU, 10-4 ATS, 4-9-1 O/U): Arizona managed only 204 total yards against the Seahawks last month and will be in a tough spot with Lindley, who enters his fifth NFL start - and first since 2012 - with career numbers of zero touchdowns and seven interceptions. "Ryan is prepared," Stanton said. “Everyone wants to look at his numbers and they aren’t glamorous, but there are a lot of guys, myself included, that went in there and didn’t have success at a young age." Kerwynn Williams has provided a lift by rushing for 175 yards in two games since Andre Ellington went down with a hip injury but the offense continues to struggle, averaging 12.8 points over the last five games.
TRENDS:
* Over is 9-1 in the last 10 meetings in Arizona.
* Seahawks are 12-3-1 ATS in their last 16 games in December.
* Cardinals are 6-0 ATS in their last six home games.
* Under is 8-0 in Seahawks last eight games in December.
COVERS CONSENSUS: According to Covers Consensus, 54 percent of bettors are backing the Cardinals.
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| (129) Seattle Seahawks (130) Arizona Cardinals | 13686 10324 |
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SUNDAY SO FAR (6-4) 60% +$11,950
More results from today.....
5000 Buffalo -6.5 -102 (Lost)
5000 St Louis -6.5 -102 (Lost)
5000 Dallas Under 53 (Nice Winner 49 Points)
10,000 Dallas -3.5 +102 (Super Blowout Winner 42-7)
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More results from today.....
5000 Buffalo -6.5 -102 (Lost)
5000 St Louis -6.5 -102 (Lost)
5000 Dallas Under 53 (Nice Winner 49 Points)
10,000 Dallas -3.5 +102 (Super Blowout Winner 42-7)
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SUNDAY RESULTS (8-4) 67% +$28,950 / NFL RECORD (167-154) +$32,130
Just 4 minutes left in the 4th quarter and both side and total have come thru..... hope you all had a great day today as well. Here are my final results for today!!!
10k Seattle -9.5 (Super Blowout Winner 35-6)
7k Seattle Over 36.5 (Winner 41 Points 4:36 Left 4th Quarter)
Later,
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Just 4 minutes left in the 4th quarter and both side and total have come thru..... hope you all had a great day today as well. Here are my final results for today!!!
10k Seattle -9.5 (Super Blowout Winner 35-6)
7k Seattle Over 36.5 (Winner 41 Points 4:36 Left 4th Quarter)
Later,
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Broncos or Bengals? NFL bloggers debate who will cover Monday night by covers
WHY THE BRONCOS COVER
Manning's Arsenal
Manning is a perfect 8-0 vs. the Bengals for his career and 13-4 on Monday Night. The NFL's most cerebral Quarterback has multiple weapons and with 528 career Touchdown passes, he definitely knows how to use them. WR's Demaryius Thomas: 1,389 yds,11 TDs and Emmanuel Sanders: 1,261 yds, 7 TDs along with TE Julius Thomas: 456 yds, 12 TD's. Plus the Broncos have found their running game at the right time. C.J. Anderson has averaged 135.3 scrimmage yards per game (812 total) with 6 total TDs (4 rush, 2 rec.) in the last 6 games.
Defense Wins Championships
The Denver "D" ranks fourth in total defense (309.4 ypg) and No. 2 against the run, allowing just 71.6 yards per game. They have forced three-and-outs on 51-of-168 opponent drives this season to lead the NFL with at 30.4 percent. With Terrance Knighton forcing teams to deal with DeMarcus Ware (10 Sks, 15 TFLs) and Von Miller (13 SKs, 44 QB Hurries) on the outside. plus CB's Chris Harris (15 PBU's, 3 INTs) and Aqib Talib (14 PBU's, 3 INTs) limiting the effectiveness of opposing aerial attacks on the back end, you can see why they've been successful.
Number Crunching
The Broncos have won the last four meetings against Cincinnati. They outrank the Bengals (3rd to 11th according to the AP). Football Outsiders have the Broncos ranked 2nd and the Bengals at 19th overall in their Week 15 DVOA ratings. Denver is averaging a Touchdown more than Cincinnati in scoring
Offense.
WHY THE BENGALS WILL COVER
The Motivation Factor
The Bengals can clinch a playoff spot with a win Monday night against the visiting Denver Broncos. On paper these teams look to be a pretty good matchup. The Bengals are excited to see the recent struggles of Peyton Manning due to illness and injury. On offense the Bengals are going to look to continue the trend of feeding their rookie of the year candidate running back Jeremy Hill. If he can find production and extend drives like the Bengals did last week against Cleveland, the Broncos offense may be spending a lot of time on the bench.
Pressure Points
On the defensive side of the ball the Bengals are going to try and establish pressure with their front 4. This allows them to drop linebackers into coverage and still pressure the quarterback. If they are successful in doing this the Broncos are going to have to rely on their running game.
Reverse the Curse
Although it is a good attack plan for Denver, they are facing a Bengals team that has been good at stopping the run. This game will come down to whether or not the Bengals can get past their "prime time" curse. If so, I look for them to not only cover the spread, but to get the upset as well.
WHY THE BRONCOS COVER
Manning's Arsenal
Manning is a perfect 8-0 vs. the Bengals for his career and 13-4 on Monday Night. The NFL's most cerebral Quarterback has multiple weapons and with 528 career Touchdown passes, he definitely knows how to use them. WR's Demaryius Thomas: 1,389 yds,11 TDs and Emmanuel Sanders: 1,261 yds, 7 TDs along with TE Julius Thomas: 456 yds, 12 TD's. Plus the Broncos have found their running game at the right time. C.J. Anderson has averaged 135.3 scrimmage yards per game (812 total) with 6 total TDs (4 rush, 2 rec.) in the last 6 games.
Defense Wins Championships
The Denver "D" ranks fourth in total defense (309.4 ypg) and No. 2 against the run, allowing just 71.6 yards per game. They have forced three-and-outs on 51-of-168 opponent drives this season to lead the NFL with at 30.4 percent. With Terrance Knighton forcing teams to deal with DeMarcus Ware (10 Sks, 15 TFLs) and Von Miller (13 SKs, 44 QB Hurries) on the outside. plus CB's Chris Harris (15 PBU's, 3 INTs) and Aqib Talib (14 PBU's, 3 INTs) limiting the effectiveness of opposing aerial attacks on the back end, you can see why they've been successful.
Number Crunching
The Broncos have won the last four meetings against Cincinnati. They outrank the Bengals (3rd to 11th according to the AP). Football Outsiders have the Broncos ranked 2nd and the Bengals at 19th overall in their Week 15 DVOA ratings. Denver is averaging a Touchdown more than Cincinnati in scoring
Offense.
WHY THE BENGALS WILL COVER
The Motivation Factor
The Bengals can clinch a playoff spot with a win Monday night against the visiting Denver Broncos. On paper these teams look to be a pretty good matchup. The Bengals are excited to see the recent struggles of Peyton Manning due to illness and injury. On offense the Bengals are going to look to continue the trend of feeding their rookie of the year candidate running back Jeremy Hill. If he can find production and extend drives like the Bengals did last week against Cleveland, the Broncos offense may be spending a lot of time on the bench.
Pressure Points
On the defensive side of the ball the Bengals are going to try and establish pressure with their front 4. This allows them to drop linebackers into coverage and still pressure the quarterback. If they are successful in doing this the Broncos are going to have to rely on their running game.
Reverse the Curse
Although it is a good attack plan for Denver, they are facing a Bengals team that has been good at stopping the run. This game will come down to whether or not the Bengals can get past their "prime time" curse. If so, I look for them to not only cover the spread, but to get the upset as well.
Denver Broncos at Cincinnati Bengals (+3, 47.5)
Having already won the AFC West, the Denver Broncos can clinch a first-round bye when they visit the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday night in a matchup featuring enormous playoffs implications for both teams. The Bengals are clinging to a half-game lead atop the AFC North and can nail down a fourth consecutive postseason slot with a victory and also have a chance at securing a bye. Denver has dominated the series, winning 13 of the past 15 meetings.
The Broncos are tied with New England for the best record, but the Patriots own the tiebreaker. The situation is more complicated for Cincinnati, which could find itself out of the playoff picture with losses to the Broncos and next week at division rival Pittsburgh. "We’re still in control of everything,” Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton said. “We know these next two games are going to be big. The way our division is going, everyone keeps winning. We know what we’re facing."
TV: 8:30 p.m. ET, ESPN.
LINE HISTORY: Oddsmakers opened the Broncos as 3.5-point road faves but that has settled at -3. The total opened at 47.5.
INJURY REPORT:
Broncos - QB Peyton Manning (Questionable, thigh), WR Emmanuel Sanders (Questionable, flu), TE Jacob Tamme (Probable, ribs), RB Juwan Thompson (Questionable, hip), RB Ronnie Hillman (Questionable, foot), LB Brandon Marshall (Out, foot).
Bengals - TE Jermaine Gresham (Questionable, toe), CB Terence Newman (Questionable, undisclosed).
WEATHER: Temperatures in the low-40s with wind blowing toward the NW endzone at around 5 mph.
COVERS POWER RANKINGS: Broncos (-8.25) + Bengals (-1.25) + home field (-3.0) = Broncos -4
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "Denver remains number two and can clinch a first round playoff bye with a win at Cincinnati on Monday night. 7-3 ATS L10 games on the road. The Bengals have posted three shutouts since 2006, all at Cleveland. Host Denver Monday. 6-0 ATS L6 at home against teams with a winning road record." Covers Expert Matt Fargo.
ABOUT THE BRONCOS (11-3 SU, 7-7 ATS, 8-6 O/U): Peyton Manning is second in the league with 37 scoring passes and again has thrown for more than 4,000 yards, but his numbers have been rather ordinary during the current four-game winning streak. After tossing four TD passes in a win over Miami, Manning has three touchdowns and two interceptions while averaging 195 passing yards over the past three as Denver continues to ride the legs of C.J. Anderson, who has rushed for 478 yards in the last four. Tight end Julius Thomas (12 touchdown receptions) returned to the lineup last week after a three-game absence and Demaryius Thomas is Manning's top weapon with eight 100-yard games in his last 11.
ABOUT THE BENGALS (9-4-1 SU,, 7-6-1 ATS, 5-9 O/U): Even though Manning's numbers have been down over the past month, Cincinnati's best chance to take down Denver is to keep the ball out of his hands and that could spell a heavy dose of bruising running back Jeremy Hill. The 240-pound rookie was named the AFC Offensive Player of the Week after rushing for 148 yards and a pair of touchdowns in last week's 30-0 drubbing at Cleveland, but he will be facing a defense that ranks second in the league against the run, averaging of 71.6 yards allowed. Dalton has 15 TD passes versus 14 interceptions and will need a big outing from wideout A.J. Green, who has three 100-yard games in his last five.
TRENDS:
* Road team is 4-0 ATS in their last four meetings.
* Broncos are 1-4-1 ATS in their last six Monday games.
* Under is 4-1 in Broncos last five games overall.
* Over is 4-1 in Bengals last five home games.
COVERS CONSENSUS: According to Covers Consensus, 68 percent of bettors are backing the visiting Broncos.
Having already won the AFC West, the Denver Broncos can clinch a first-round bye when they visit the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday night in a matchup featuring enormous playoffs implications for both teams. The Bengals are clinging to a half-game lead atop the AFC North and can nail down a fourth consecutive postseason slot with a victory and also have a chance at securing a bye. Denver has dominated the series, winning 13 of the past 15 meetings.
The Broncos are tied with New England for the best record, but the Patriots own the tiebreaker. The situation is more complicated for Cincinnati, which could find itself out of the playoff picture with losses to the Broncos and next week at division rival Pittsburgh. "We’re still in control of everything,” Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton said. “We know these next two games are going to be big. The way our division is going, everyone keeps winning. We know what we’re facing."
TV: 8:30 p.m. ET, ESPN.
LINE HISTORY: Oddsmakers opened the Broncos as 3.5-point road faves but that has settled at -3. The total opened at 47.5.
INJURY REPORT:
Broncos - QB Peyton Manning (Questionable, thigh), WR Emmanuel Sanders (Questionable, flu), TE Jacob Tamme (Probable, ribs), RB Juwan Thompson (Questionable, hip), RB Ronnie Hillman (Questionable, foot), LB Brandon Marshall (Out, foot).
Bengals - TE Jermaine Gresham (Questionable, toe), CB Terence Newman (Questionable, undisclosed).
WEATHER: Temperatures in the low-40s with wind blowing toward the NW endzone at around 5 mph.
COVERS POWER RANKINGS: Broncos (-8.25) + Bengals (-1.25) + home field (-3.0) = Broncos -4
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "Denver remains number two and can clinch a first round playoff bye with a win at Cincinnati on Monday night. 7-3 ATS L10 games on the road. The Bengals have posted three shutouts since 2006, all at Cleveland. Host Denver Monday. 6-0 ATS L6 at home against teams with a winning road record." Covers Expert Matt Fargo.
ABOUT THE BRONCOS (11-3 SU, 7-7 ATS, 8-6 O/U): Peyton Manning is second in the league with 37 scoring passes and again has thrown for more than 4,000 yards, but his numbers have been rather ordinary during the current four-game winning streak. After tossing four TD passes in a win over Miami, Manning has three touchdowns and two interceptions while averaging 195 passing yards over the past three as Denver continues to ride the legs of C.J. Anderson, who has rushed for 478 yards in the last four. Tight end Julius Thomas (12 touchdown receptions) returned to the lineup last week after a three-game absence and Demaryius Thomas is Manning's top weapon with eight 100-yard games in his last 11.
ABOUT THE BENGALS (9-4-1 SU,, 7-6-1 ATS, 5-9 O/U): Even though Manning's numbers have been down over the past month, Cincinnati's best chance to take down Denver is to keep the ball out of his hands and that could spell a heavy dose of bruising running back Jeremy Hill. The 240-pound rookie was named the AFC Offensive Player of the Week after rushing for 148 yards and a pair of touchdowns in last week's 30-0 drubbing at Cleveland, but he will be facing a defense that ranks second in the league against the run, averaging of 71.6 yards allowed. Dalton has 15 TD passes versus 14 interceptions and will need a big outing from wideout A.J. Green, who has three 100-yard games in his last five.
TRENDS:
* Road team is 4-0 ATS in their last four meetings.
* Broncos are 1-4-1 ATS in their last six Monday games.
* Under is 4-1 in Broncos last five games overall.
* Over is 4-1 in Bengals last five home games.
COVERS CONSENSUS: According to Covers Consensus, 68 percent of bettors are backing the visiting Broncos.
