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[h=1]NFL Football Consensus: Public Picks[/h]
Time	Teams	ATS	Moneyline	Total
(ET)		Picks	Percentage	Picks	Percentage	Picks	Percentage
Sunday, November 29, 2015
8:30pm odds	(273) New England Patriots (274) Denver Broncos	13705 8861	61% 39%	3430 2064	62% 38%	O 4119 U 4733	47% 53%

 

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SO FAR (5-3) 63% / TOP PLAY (43-33) / NFL RECORD (87-74)

Here we go my friends...

Top: New England -2.5

Regular: New England Under 43

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SUNDAY (5-5) / TOP PLAY (43-34) / NFL RECORD (87-76)

Feel asleep sometime around the third quarter and totally missed the forth quarter......

Top: New England -2.5 (Lost Ot 24-30)

Regular: New England Under 43 (Lost 54 Points)

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Monday Night Football Betting Preview: Ravens at Browns

Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns (-3.5, 41)

The Johnny Manziel era could be coming to an end in Cleveland after the latest transgression by the 2014 first-round draft pick prompted the Browns to demote him to third string. With Manziel in quarterback limbo, Josh McCown will reclaim the starting job when Cleveland hosts the Baltimore Ravens on Monday night in a matchup of teams trying to avoid the AFC North cellar.

Manziel's latest stumble occurred one week after he was named the team's starter. A video of the second-year quarterback partying in Texas during the Browns' bye week surfaced and Manziel reportedly lied to coach Mike Pettine over when the incident took place. "When you have a great opportunity in front of you, it is important that you demonstrate that you can handle the responsibility that comes with it," Pettine said. Baltimore also will have a change under center after Joe Flacco suffered a season-ending knee injury in last week's win over St. Louis.

LINE HISTORY: The Browns opened as 1-point home favorites and a have been bet all the way to -3.5. The total held steady at its opening number of 41.

INJURY REPORT:

Ravens - TE N. Boyle (probable Monday, foot), DE B. Urban (questionable Monday, bicep) G K. Osemele (doubtful Monday, knee), WR M. Brown (doubtful Monday, back), T E. Monroe (doubtful Monday, shoulder), QB J. Flacco (out for season, knee), RB J. Forsett (I-R, arm).

Browns - DB D. Whitner (probable Monday, concussion), WR B. Hartline (probable Monday, concussion), LB N. Orchard (questionable Monday, hamstring), QB J. McCown (questionable Monday, ribs), OL J. Bitonio (questionable Monday, ankle), CB J. Haden (doubtful Monday, concussion), WR A. Hawkins (out Monday, concussion), WR Y. Gabriel (out Monday, concussion), DL R. Starks (out Monday, knee).

WEATHER REPORT: It will be cloudy at gametime, with a 67 percent chance of rain as the night rolls on. Temperatures will be in the low 40's and there will be a 10 mile per hour wind blowing across the field from east to west.

COVERS POWER RANKINGS: Ravens (+6.5) - Browns (+5) - home field (-3) = Browns -4.5

WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "Johnny Manziel got named as the starter for the rest of the year, then was videoed at a club violating the terms of his probation during the Browns bye week. But how bad are the injuries in Baltimore, now that Joe Flacco and Justin Forsett have been sidelined? 17 different Ravens are now on season ending injured reserve."

ABOUT THE RAVENS (3-7, 1-7-2 ATS, 5-5 O/U): Flacco has started every game since he was drafted by Baltimore in the first round in 2008, and his injury paves the way for backup Matt Schaub to make his first start since the 2013 regular-season finale with Houston. The Ravens suffered another key injury last week as running back Justin Forsett fractured his right forearm and was replaced by rookie Javorius Allen, who rushed for 67 yards and added five receptions for 48 yards. All of Baltimore's games have been decided by eight points or fewer, with the last three settled by a combined eight points.

ABOUT THE BROWNS (2-8, 4-6 ATS, 7-3 O/U): Cleveland has lost five in a row since squeezing out a 33-30 overtime victory at Baltimore, a game in which McCown threw for a franchise-record 457 yards and became the first Browns quarterback with three straight 300-yard games. A rib injury to McCown opened the door for Manziel, who guided Cleveland to only 19 points in road losses at division rivals Pittsburgh and Cincinnati prior to last week's bye. McCown has two capable targets in receiver Travis Benjamin and tight end Gary Barnidge, but Cleveland's ground game is 31st and the defense ranks 30th.

TRENDS:

* Ravens are 5-1-1 ATS in their last seven meetings in Cleveland.
* Road team is 9-2-1 ATS in the last 12 meetings.
* Under is 7-3-2 in the last 10 meetings in Cleveland.
* Under is 7-3 in the last 10 meetings.

COVERS CONSENSUS: The public is siding with the Browns in this AFC North matchup, with 58 percent of wagers backing Cleveland. The public is slightly favoring the under, with 52 percent of the wagers on it.

 

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[h=1]NFL Football Consensus: Public Picks[/h]
Time	Teams	ATS	Moneyline	Total
(ET)		Picks	Percentage	Picks	Percentage	Picks	Percentage
Monday, November 30, 2015
8:30pm odds	(275) Baltimore Ravens (276) Cleveland Browns	8352 10694	44% 56%	3426 2417	59% 41%	O 5137 U 4675	52% 48%

 

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MONDAY NFL POWER FOOTBALL / TOP PLAY (43-34) / NFL RECORD (87-76)

Here we go my friends.......

Regular: Baltimore +5.5

Regular: Baltimore Under 41.5

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MONDAY (1-1) / TOP PLAY (43-34) / NFL RECORD (88-77)

So much for defense...... on to bigger and better games to wager on my friends!!!

Regular:Baltimore +5.5 (Su Winner 33-27)

Regular: Baltimore Under 41.5 (Lost 60 Points)
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[h=1]NFL Football Consensus: Public Picks[/h]
Time	Teams	ATS	Moneyline	Total
(ET)		Picks	Percentage	Picks	Percentage	Picks	Percentage
Thursday, December 3, 2015
8:25pm odds	(301) Green Bay Packers (302) Detroit Lions	7508 3199	70% 30%	2133 1110	66% 34%	O 3784 U 1627	70% 30%

 

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Here are four of the biggest betting mismatches from Week 13:

Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans (-2.5, 43)

Jaguars’ rotten red-zone defense vs. Titans’ red-zone offense

The last time these AFC South rivals met, they nearly lulled a nation of football bettors to sleep with a 19-13 Jacksonville win on Thursday Night Football. We may get more action out of this one, considering how bad the Jaguars' red-zone defense is and how much Tennessee has improved with the ball inside the opposition’s 20-yard line.

The Titans actually rank among the top teams in red-zone efficiency when it comes to scoring touchdowns rather than settling for field goals. Tennessee has hit pay dirt on over 62 percent of its red-zone tries – seventh in the NFL – and has upped that to nearly 67 percent in the last three games. Against Jacksonville, the Titans didn’t sniff the red zone once but last week, they scored six in two of their three shots inside the 20-yard line against Oakland.

Jacksonville has given up touchdowns on almost 68 percent of their opponents’ drives inside the 20-yard line – the worst percentage in the NFL. The Jaguars have been even more generous in the red zone the last three games, allowing teams to put six on the board in almost 86 percent of their red-zone attempts. Last week, in a loss to San Diego, the Chargers scored a touchdown on four of their five ventures inside the twenty.

Seattle Seahawks at Minnesota Vikings (Pick, 41.5)

Seahawks’ defensive schemes vs. Vikings’ second look

The Vikings just aced their exam on the Seahawks defense in Week 12, taking apart the Atlanta Falcons and head coach Dan Quinn’s unit to the tune of a 20-10 win in which Adrian Peterson steamrolled the Falcons’ run stoppers for 158 yards and two touchdowns. Quinn, Atlanta’s big hire this offseason, was the architect of Seattle’s vaunted stop unit serving as defensive coordinator for those NFC championship teams.

Now it’s time to apply those lessons learned to the real world. The Seahawks pose a much tougher threat, in terms of defensive depth and playmakers, but Minnesota can’t help but recognize certain formations, schemes and situations when comparing film of last week’s win and Seattle’s body of work this season.

The Seahawks rank fifth against the run, giving up just under 93 yards per game. However, opponents have run the ball just 40 percent of the time against them and that number has plummeted even lower in recent weeks, with the last three opponents – Pittsburgh, San Francisco and Arizona – handing the ball off less than 30 percent of the time in that span. The Steelers actually got 4.1 yards per carry against Seattle last week but attempted just 14 runs.

Carolina Panthers at New Orleans Saints (+7, 50)

Panthers’ TE Greg Olsen vs. Saints’ trouble with tight ends

Olsen has put his name among the top tight ends in the league since joining Carolina in 2011 and is celebrating a career year with six touchdowns and nearly 15 yards per reception heading into Week 13. He’s not only been Cam Newton’s safety blanket but also his top option, since WR Kelvin Benjamin was lost to injury in training camp.

Olsen had another big day against the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving, roping in five balls for 70 yards, including a 31-yard gain. He’s broken big plays all season long, including a 52-yard gain against the Saints in Week 3 – a game in which Olsen totaled eight catches for 134 yards and two touchdowns.That set the wheels in motion for a bad year versus tight ends for the Saints.

New Orleans has given up 860 yards to tight ends as well as 10 touchdowns – both stats rank second worst in the NFL. Last week, Houston TE Ryan Griffin posted 72 yards and a score on four catches – and that’s a guy who just came off the IR with a knee injury. The game before, Washington TE Jordan Reed tallied two touchdowns versus New Orleans, and in Week 9 Tennessee TE Delanie Walker had a circus day with 95 yards and two scores against the Saints.

Indianapolis Colts at Pittsburgh Steelers (-7, 47)

Colts’ big play problems vs. Steelers’ explosive attack

The Colts secondary got the willies Wednesday afternoon – like someone had just walked on their grave. But it wasn’t anything supernatural, it was just Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger clearing concussion protocol and returning to practice, making him probable for Sunday night’s game in the Steel City.

Roethlisberger is the conductor of one of the most explosive passing attacks in the NFL, one that is putting up 278.9 yards through the air per game. Pittsburgh has a bevy of weapons downfield, with Antonio Brown, Martavis Bryant, and Markus Wheaton all able to hit the home run. That’s helped the Steelers connect for a NFL-best 31 passing plays of 25 yards or more this season.

The reason Indianapolis is dreading Big Ben’s return is because the team has watched opponents go for 29 passes of 25 yards or more against – also the most in the NFL. The Colts have given up 272.8 yards passing per game this season – 27th in the league – and almost 12 yards per completion. And with backup Matt Hasselbeck under center, Indianapolis may not have the fire power to keep up if Roethlisberger exploits the secondary for chunks of yardage.

 

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THURSDAY NFL POWER FOOTBALL / TOP PLAY (43-34) / NFL RECORD (88-77)

Only one way to play this one..... or just pass!!!!

Top: Green Bay -2

Regular: Green Bay Under 46.5

Regular: Green Bay (1st Half) Under 23.5

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Thanks and good luck tonight!!!

 

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THURSDAY (2-1) / TOP PLAY (44-34) / NFL RECORD (90-78)

What a great way to end the night...... Packer still suck and should not have won as they trialed the whole game..... here are my results my friends!!!

Top: Green Bay -2 (Winner 27-23)

Regular: Green Bay Under 46.5 (Lost 50 Points)

Regular: Green Bay (1st Half) Under 23.5 (Easy Winner 17 Points)

Later,

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3 things we learned about the Lions

What we learned about the Lions:

1. Detroit can finally stop thinking about the postseason. There was hope that the Lions could run the table after winning their previous three games, as they have a favorable schedule the rest of the way. However, Aaron Rodgers' Hail Mary pass assured that they can finish .500 at best, which almost assuredly won't be enough to make the NFC playoffs. "We can't feel sorry for ourselves," wide receiver Golden Tate said. "What's done is done."

2. The pass defense just isn't up to snuff. Despite Green Bay playing without three of its starting offensive linemen most of the way, Rodgers was able to complete 67 percent of his passes. Detroit also sacked him just once in the second half when the Packers were forced to throw often to play catch-up. That sack came when Packers left tackle David Bakhtiari briefly left the game, and his replacement was beaten by Ziggy Ansah. Safety Glover Quin intercepted a Rodgers pass on an overthrow, but it was just the team's fifth pickoff this season.

3. Ameer Abdullah is establishing himself as the team's lead back. While the Lions continued to alternate the rookie with Joique Bell and Theo Riddick, Abdullah provided most of the punch in the running game. He had 67 yards on 11 carries, including a 36-yard scamper to set up a score. More important, he appears to have overcome his bout with fumble-itis. After putting the ball on the ground four times in his first six games, he hasn't fumbled the past six games.
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3 things we learned about the Packers

What we learned about the Packers:

1. Green Bay is still a threat in the NFC as long as No. 12 is healthy. The Packers had no business winning this game after getting shut out in the first half. They needed a questionable facemask penalty just to get one last chance. However, Aaron Rodgers showed why he is one of the elite quarterbacks in the game, throwing a perfect Hail Mary pass that gave the Packers new life after they lost four of their previous five games. "My goodness, can Aaron Rodgers throw the football," coach Mike McCarthy gushed.

2. The running game is still in a state of flux. Eddie Lacy seemed as if he re-established himself as the lead back after back-to-back 100-yard games. However, after a poor week of practice, Lacy was benched at the start in favor of James Starks. "The idea was to come in here with a 1-2 punch," McCarthy said. Lacy wound up getting five carries for 4 yards, while John Crockett, just pulled off the practice squad, received the same amount of carries and gained 22 yards. Starks ran nine times for 15 yards. Discounting a 17-yard touchdown run by Rodgers, the Packers averaged 2.2 yards per carry.

3. Tight end Richard Rodgers is now the team's best receiving option. Aaron Rodgers once again showed very little confidence in his wide receiver trio of Randall Cobb, James Jones and Davante Adams. Cobb was a non-factor, other than a clutch fourth-down catch during the fourth quarter. Adams averaged 5.3 yards on his four catches, and Jones caught only one ball after getting shut out in the Chicago loss a week earlier. In contrast, Rodgers caught eight passes for 146 yards, including the decisive Hail Mary grab.

 

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NFL Football Consensus: Public Picks
Time	Teams	ATS	Moneyline	Total
(ET)		Picks	Percentage	Picks	Percentage	Picks	Percentage
Sunday, December 6, 2015
1:00pm odds	(351) San Francisco 49ers (352) Chicago Bears	2302 3738	38% 62%	595 961	38% 62%	O 1337 U 2036	40% 60%
1:00pm odds	(353) Cincinnati Bengals (354) Cleveland Browns	5047 1133	82% 18%	1340 510	72% 28%	O 1978 U 1323	60% 40%
1:00pm odds	(355) Jacksonville Jaguars (356) Tennessee Titans	1834 2430	43% 57%	623 191	77% 23%	O 1317 U 1205	52% 48%
1:00pm odds	(357) Houston Texans (358) Buffalo Bills	2945 2340	56% 44%	1106 372	75% 25%	O 1206 U 1080	53% 47%
1:00pm odds	(359) Baltimore Ravens (360) Miami Dolphins	1362 1168	54% 46%	557 237	70% 30%	O 1245 U 1196	51% 49%
1:00pm odds	(363) Seattle Seahawks (364) Minnesota Vikings	3714 2868	56% 44%	937 840	53% 47%	O 2339 U 1729	57% 43%
1:00pm odds	(365) Arizona Cardinals (366) St. Louis Rams	5081 1138	82% 18%	1154 584	66% 34%	O 2296 U 1569	59% 41%
1:00pm odds	(367) Atlanta Falcons (368) Tampa Bay Buccaneers	1853 1562	54% 46%	755 243	76% 24%	O 1530 U 1469	51% 49%
1:00pm odds	(369) New York Jets (370) New York Giants	1737 2656	40% 60%	356 1037	26% 74%	O 2064 U 1351	60% 40%
4:05pm odds	(371) Denver Broncos (372) San Diego Chargers	3663 1147	76% 24%	864 389	69% 31%	O 2069 U 1099	65% 35%
4:05pm odds	(373) Kansas City Chiefs (374) Oakland Raiders	3682 2399	61% 39%	625 783	44% 56%	O 2453 U 1072	70% 30%
4:25pm odds	(361) Carolina Panthers (362) New Orleans Saints	6803 1980	77% 23%	1502 1205	55% 45%	O 2971 U 2214	57% 43%
4:25pm odds	(375) Philadelphia Eagles (376) New England Patriots	1794 5491	25% 75%	635 1311	33% 67%	O 1716 U 2051	46% 54%
8:30pm odds	(377) Indianapolis Colts (378) Pittsburgh Steelers	1221 1209	50% 50%	316 309	51% 49%	O 1099 U 523	68% 32%
Monday, December 7, 2015
8:30pm odds	(379) Dallas Cowboys (380) Washington Redskins	1904 3147	38% 62%	605 573	51% 49%	O 1622 U 1349	55% 45%

 

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SUNDAY NFL POWER FOOTBALL / THURSDAY (2-1) / TOP PLAY (44-34) / NFL RECORD (90-78)

Here we go my friends.....

Top: Houston +3

Top: NY Giants +2.5

Top: Miami -3.5 +106

Regular: Atlanta -1

Regular: Seattle -2.5

Regular: St Louis +6 -125

Regular: Chicago Over 42.5

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WOW, can Chicago score 42? LOL, Frisco can't score squat. GL my fellow Pennsylvanian.

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WOW, can Chicago score 42? LOL, Frisco can't score squat. GL my fellow Pennsylvanian.

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Good luck today my friend!!! :toast: