You are correct.... was posting from my phone must have hit the wrong five instead of 4 and almost ran out of battery lol..... Just got home and saw the mistake..... would love to see this one end around 57 points!!!!
Denver needs to half a great second half for the sweep...... good luck tonight my friend and let's go Broncos!!!!
MONDAY RESULTS (1-1) +$1,500 / NFL RECORD (168-155) +$32,130
Small winning night I'll take it..... hope you all had a great night as well!!!!
5000 Denver -3 (Lost)
7000 Denver Over 47 (Super Blowout Winner 65 Points)
Later,
XS
Small winning night I'll take it..... hope you all had a great night as well!!!!
5000 Denver -3 (Lost)
7000 Denver Over 47 (Super Blowout Winner 65 Points)
Later,
XS
NFL line watch: Jets bettors should wait to get down on Rex's swan song
Spread to bet now: Philadelphia Eagles at New York Giants (-3)
The Giants started their annual late-season surge about three weeks too late, but at least they’re not mailing it in in December like the Cowboys used to.
But is New York playing well or are the Giants just getting fat against the soft underbelly of their schedule? New York’s last four opponents slog into Week 17 with a combined record of 15-45.
The Eagles, meanwhile, have to be scratching their heads after pissing away a playoff spot with that loss to Washington and figure to take things out on the Giants. Philadelphia (9-6) has been mediocre (3-4) on the road, but should be motivated enough to win outright.
Spread to wait on: New York Jets at Miami Dolphins (-4.5)
The Jets lost their version of the Super Bowl when they came up a point short to the Patriots Sunday, and now they have to hit the road in what certainly will be Rex Ryan’s final game as head coach.
This is basically a match up of teams that have played hard but once again did not have the offensive talent to make things tough for New England.
Heavy money is on Miami as bettors seem willing to swallow the points. So if you like the Jets to play a fifth consecutive competitive game, hang on a bit to see if the line nudges up a half-point. If it doesn’t, the 4.5 will be there for you any time you want it.
Total to watch: Cleveland Browns at Baltimore Ravens (42.5)
The Ravens’ loss at Houston Sunday may have turned their season upside down. Instead of cruising into the playoffs, 9-6 Baltimore now needs to defeat the Browns (definitely doable) and also hope that the Chargers can’t close their own deal and somehow lose in Kansas City.
There is good reason for Baltimore to keep things simple against the Browns. Joe Flacco threw three picks against the Texans and was sent to the ground 10 times out of 50 drop backs. Expect a more-conservative game plan (and fewer points) this time around. Under players shouldn’t be scared off by the relatively low 42.5 total.
Spread to bet now: Philadelphia Eagles at New York Giants (-3)
The Giants started their annual late-season surge about three weeks too late, but at least they’re not mailing it in in December like the Cowboys used to.
But is New York playing well or are the Giants just getting fat against the soft underbelly of their schedule? New York’s last four opponents slog into Week 17 with a combined record of 15-45.
The Eagles, meanwhile, have to be scratching their heads after pissing away a playoff spot with that loss to Washington and figure to take things out on the Giants. Philadelphia (9-6) has been mediocre (3-4) on the road, but should be motivated enough to win outright.
Spread to wait on: New York Jets at Miami Dolphins (-4.5)
The Jets lost their version of the Super Bowl when they came up a point short to the Patriots Sunday, and now they have to hit the road in what certainly will be Rex Ryan’s final game as head coach.
This is basically a match up of teams that have played hard but once again did not have the offensive talent to make things tough for New England.
Heavy money is on Miami as bettors seem willing to swallow the points. So if you like the Jets to play a fifth consecutive competitive game, hang on a bit to see if the line nudges up a half-point. If it doesn’t, the 4.5 will be there for you any time you want it.
Total to watch: Cleveland Browns at Baltimore Ravens (42.5)
The Ravens’ loss at Houston Sunday may have turned their season upside down. Instead of cruising into the playoffs, 9-6 Baltimore now needs to defeat the Browns (definitely doable) and also hope that the Chargers can’t close their own deal and somehow lose in Kansas City.
There is good reason for Baltimore to keep things simple against the Browns. Joe Flacco threw three picks against the Texans and was sent to the ground 10 times out of 50 drop backs. Expect a more-conservative game plan (and fewer points) this time around. Under players shouldn’t be scared off by the relatively low 42.5 total.
Carolina Panthers at Atlanta Falcons (-4, 47.5)
Panthers’ red-zone struggles vs. Falcons’ red-zone success
Carolina can’t afford to leave points on the table when it visits the Falcons in Week 17. The winner of this game gets the NFC South crown (which I’d have to believe looks like one of those paper crowns from Burger King, with the way this division has stunk) and a ticket to the postseason.
The Panthers have problems inside the 20-yard line, finding paydirt on only 45.45 percent of its red-zone trips and is 27th in the NFL in red-zone efficiency. Carolina came away empty handed in its only venture inside the 20-yard line in its last meeting with Atlanta – a 19-17 home loss as 2.5-point underdog in Week 11.
The Falcons were just 1 for 3 in the red zone during that win but have been one of the best scoring teams when sniffing the end zone, scoring touchdowns on 64.29 percent of its red-zone sets. Atlanta has upped that red-zone TD production to 72.73 percent in its last three games and has picked up points in eight of its last 11 red-zone trips.
Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos (-14, 47.5)
Raiders’ fourth-down dominance vs. Broncos’ fourth-down defense
The Raiders have nothing to lose heading into Week 17, which makes them a very dangerous team. Interim head coach Tony Sparano is trying to beef up his resume before hitting the job hunt and a victory over the Broncos would look very impressive to possible landing spots – if he doesn’t stay in Oakland.
Sparano won’t hesitate to roll the dice, especially on fourth down, where the Silver and Black have actually been good this season. The Raiders have converted on 64.29 percent of their fourth downs this season – third best in the league – and will likely throw caution to the wind if they get behind against the Broncos.
Denver hasn’t been shutting the door on opponents when they roll the dice on fourth down, allowing foes to convert on 62.5 percent of those gambles. The Broncos have gotten softer in recent games, allowing their last three opponents move the chains on three of their four fourth-down attempts.
Philadelphia Eagles at New York Giants (-3, 53)
Eagles’ big-play problems vs. Giants’ WR Odell Beckham
The Eagles’ issues at corner burned them bad in the home stretch of the season. Philadelphia watched corner Bradley Fletcher get torched on deep tosses by Dallas WR Dez Bryant and Washington WR DeSean Jackson the past two weeks. Defensive coordinator has benched Fletcher and instead throws LB-turned-CB Nolan Carroll out there in Week 17.
The Eagles have allowed 36 passes of 25 yards or more this season – tied with the Colts and Giants for most in the NFL. Philadelphia comes into the final game of the season with its head in its hands, and facing one of the best big-play receivers in the NFL. New York WR Odell Beckham has caught 10 passes of 25 yards or more heading into Week 17.
The Giants’ one-man highlight reel has plenty to prove Sunday. The talented rookie WR was snubbed by the Pro Bowl voters despite catching 11 touchdowns and posting 1,120 yards receiving. Oh, and he missed the first four games of the season with a hamstring injury. Had Beckham been healthy, we’re looking at an additional 407 yards and four more scores, which would make him third in yards and first in touchdowns. He’ll make up more ground versus the Eagles Sunday.
Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers (-3.5, 47.5)
Bengals’ weakness to receiving RBs vs. Steelers’ RB Le’Veon Bell
If you’re currently wearing a makeshift championship belt or drinking from a tiny trophy, chances are you won your respective fantasy football league. And, chances are, Pittsburgh’s dynamic RB Le’Veon Bll got you there.
Bell is a threat to run or catch the ball on any down and heads into Week 17 with 1,341 gains on the ground and another 774 yards in receiving. He had just one catch against the Chiefs last weekend but had five for 72 yards versus the Falcons the week before. And, in his last game against the Bengals – a 42-21 win in Week 14 – Bell rumbled for 185 yards rushing and two scores while tacking on an addition 50 yards and a score through the air.
Cincinnati has had trouble with versatile running backs this season. The Bengals have allowed RBs to reel in 716 total yards receiving on 85 catches, and gave up notable gains to receiving running backs in games against Denver, Tampa Bay, Baltimore and Indianapolis, which had 77 passing yards and a touchdown go through its RBs.
Panthers’ red-zone struggles vs. Falcons’ red-zone success
Carolina can’t afford to leave points on the table when it visits the Falcons in Week 17. The winner of this game gets the NFC South crown (which I’d have to believe looks like one of those paper crowns from Burger King, with the way this division has stunk) and a ticket to the postseason.
The Panthers have problems inside the 20-yard line, finding paydirt on only 45.45 percent of its red-zone trips and is 27th in the NFL in red-zone efficiency. Carolina came away empty handed in its only venture inside the 20-yard line in its last meeting with Atlanta – a 19-17 home loss as 2.5-point underdog in Week 11.
The Falcons were just 1 for 3 in the red zone during that win but have been one of the best scoring teams when sniffing the end zone, scoring touchdowns on 64.29 percent of its red-zone sets. Atlanta has upped that red-zone TD production to 72.73 percent in its last three games and has picked up points in eight of its last 11 red-zone trips.
Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos (-14, 47.5)
Raiders’ fourth-down dominance vs. Broncos’ fourth-down defense
The Raiders have nothing to lose heading into Week 17, which makes them a very dangerous team. Interim head coach Tony Sparano is trying to beef up his resume before hitting the job hunt and a victory over the Broncos would look very impressive to possible landing spots – if he doesn’t stay in Oakland.
Sparano won’t hesitate to roll the dice, especially on fourth down, where the Silver and Black have actually been good this season. The Raiders have converted on 64.29 percent of their fourth downs this season – third best in the league – and will likely throw caution to the wind if they get behind against the Broncos.
Denver hasn’t been shutting the door on opponents when they roll the dice on fourth down, allowing foes to convert on 62.5 percent of those gambles. The Broncos have gotten softer in recent games, allowing their last three opponents move the chains on three of their four fourth-down attempts.
Philadelphia Eagles at New York Giants (-3, 53)
Eagles’ big-play problems vs. Giants’ WR Odell Beckham
The Eagles’ issues at corner burned them bad in the home stretch of the season. Philadelphia watched corner Bradley Fletcher get torched on deep tosses by Dallas WR Dez Bryant and Washington WR DeSean Jackson the past two weeks. Defensive coordinator has benched Fletcher and instead throws LB-turned-CB Nolan Carroll out there in Week 17.
The Eagles have allowed 36 passes of 25 yards or more this season – tied with the Colts and Giants for most in the NFL. Philadelphia comes into the final game of the season with its head in its hands, and facing one of the best big-play receivers in the NFL. New York WR Odell Beckham has caught 10 passes of 25 yards or more heading into Week 17.
The Giants’ one-man highlight reel has plenty to prove Sunday. The talented rookie WR was snubbed by the Pro Bowl voters despite catching 11 touchdowns and posting 1,120 yards receiving. Oh, and he missed the first four games of the season with a hamstring injury. Had Beckham been healthy, we’re looking at an additional 407 yards and four more scores, which would make him third in yards and first in touchdowns. He’ll make up more ground versus the Eagles Sunday.
Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers (-3.5, 47.5)
Bengals’ weakness to receiving RBs vs. Steelers’ RB Le’Veon Bell
If you’re currently wearing a makeshift championship belt or drinking from a tiny trophy, chances are you won your respective fantasy football league. And, chances are, Pittsburgh’s dynamic RB Le’Veon Bll got you there.
Bell is a threat to run or catch the ball on any down and heads into Week 17 with 1,341 gains on the ground and another 774 yards in receiving. He had just one catch against the Chiefs last weekend but had five for 72 yards versus the Falcons the week before. And, in his last game against the Bengals – a 42-21 win in Week 14 – Bell rumbled for 185 yards rushing and two scores while tacking on an addition 50 yards and a score through the air.
Cincinnati has had trouble with versatile running backs this season. The Bengals have allowed RBs to reel in 716 total yards receiving on 85 catches, and gave up notable gains to receiving running backs in games against Denver, Tampa Bay, Baltimore and Indianapolis, which had 77 passing yards and a touchdown go through its RBs.
| [h=1]NFL Football Consensus: Public Picks[/h] | |||||||
| Time | Teams | ATS | Moneyline | Total | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (ET) | Picks | Percentage | Picks | Percentage | Picks | Percentage | |
| Sunday, December 28, 2014 | |||||||
| 1:00pm odds | (303) Jacksonville Jaguars (304) Houston Texans | 1758 2244 |
| 465 414 |
| O980 U885 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (307) Indianapolis Colts (308) Tennessee Titans | 3518 837 |
| 534 328 |
| O719 U1195 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (309) Cleveland Browns (310) Baltimore Ravens | 933 1665 |
| 54 371 |
| O576 U747 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (311) Buffalo Bills (312) New England Patriots | 1761 2576 |
| 542 485 |
| O983 U1068 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (313) New York Jets (314) Miami Dolphins | 1186 1959 |
| 369 194 |
| O628 U898 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (317) Chicago Bears (318) Minnesota Vikings | 1578 2323 |
| 675 124 |
| O1424 U392 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (319) San Diego Chargers (320) Kansas City Chiefs | 4774 1786 |
| 1462 373 |
| O1916 U1352 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (321) Philadelphia Eagles (322) New York Giants | 1966 2059 |
| 535 392 |
| O1357 U703 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (323) Dallas Cowboys (324) Washington Redskins | 3214 1638 |
| 413 747 |
| O1322 U927 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (325) New Orleans Saints (326) Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 2407 1163 |
| 336 393 |
| O770 U960 |
|
| 4:25pm odds | (301) Detroit Lions (302) Green Bay Packers | 2780 5746 |
| 598 1498 |
| O2172 U1575 |
|
| 4:25pm odds | (315) Carolina Panthers (316) Atlanta Falcons | 2781 4248 |
| 974 672 |
| O1787 U1387 |
|
| 4:25pm odds | (327) St. Louis Rams (328) Seattle Seahawks | 2343 4144 |
| 510 1022 |
| O1267 U1549 |
|
| 4:25pm odds | (329) Arizona Cardinals (330) San Francisco 49ers | 1542 2602 |
| 626 193 |
| O1025 U898 |
|
| 4:25pm odds | (331) Oakland Raiders (332) Denver Broncos | 1173 1532 |
| 393 183 |
| O682 U657 |
|
| 8:30pm odds | (305) Cincinnati Bengals (306) Pittsburgh Steelers | 1624 2920 |
| 542 493 |
| O1162 U986 |
|
| [h=1]NFL Football Consensus: Public Picks[/h] | |||||||
| Time | Teams | ATS | Moneyline | Total | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (ET) | Picks | Percentage | Picks | Percentage | Picks | Percentage | |
| Sunday, December 28, 2014 | |||||||
| 1:00pm odds | (303) Jacksonville Jaguars (304) Houston Texans | 4249 5582 |
| 986 1700 |
| O2236 U1924 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (307) Indianapolis Colts (308) Tennessee Titans | 6813 1737 |
| 1654 358 |
| O1245 U2200 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (309) Cleveland Browns (310) Baltimore Ravens | 3117 6920 |
| 945 1570 |
| O2025 U2105 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (311) Buffalo Bills (312) New England Patriots | 2838 5696 |
| 753 1285 |
| O1856 U1730 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (313) New York Jets (314) Miami Dolphins | 2459 4070 |
| 660 706 |
| O1138 U1657 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (317) Chicago Bears (318) Minnesota Vikings | 3072 4408 |
| 1229 466 |
| O2481 U882 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (319) San Diego Chargers (320) Kansas City Chiefs | 9638 3370 |
| 3008 774 |
| O4106 U1875 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (321) Philadelphia Eagles (322) New York Giants | 3330 3646 |
| 936 647 |
| O2267 U959 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (323) Dallas Cowboys (324) Washington Redskins | 6363 3012 |
| 1360 883 |
| O2145 U1750 |
|
| 1:00pm odds | (325) New Orleans Saints (326) Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 3976 1791 |
| 751 475 |
| O1089 U1507 |
|
| 4:25pm odds | (301) Detroit Lions (302) Green Bay Packers | 6020 13667 |
| 1676 3490 |
| O5077 U3157 |
|
| 4:25pm odds | (315) Carolina Panthers (316) Atlanta Falcons | 5396 8622 |
| 1991 1560 |
| O3421 U2712 |
|
| 4:25pm odds | (327) St. Louis Rams (328) Seattle Seahawks | 4221 7984 |
| 872 2402 |
| O2223 U2949 |
|
| 4:25pm odds | (329) Arizona Cardinals (330) San Francisco 49ers | 3176 4757 |
| 1136 615 |
| O1910 U1645 |
|
| 4:25pm odds | (331) Oakland Raiders (332) Denver Broncos | 2570 3495 |
| 718 896 |
| O1647 U1181 |
|
| 8:30pm odds | (305) Cincinnati Bengals (306) Pittsburgh Steelers | 3960 8112 |
| 1431 1559 |
| O2490 U2757 |
|
