Thanks and good luck today my friend!!!
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Thanks and good luck today my friend!!!
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SUNDAY NFL POWER FOOTBALL . SATURDAY (2-0) . THURSDAY (1-2)
Here we go my friends...
Top: NY Giants +5
Top: NY Giants Over 46.5
Top: Kansas City Under 41
Regular: Washington +2
Regular: New England -14
Regular: Jacksonville Under 48
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Here we go my friends...
Top: NY Giants +5
Top: NY Giants Over 46.5
Top: Kansas City Under 41
Regular: Washington +2
Regular: New England -14
Regular: Jacksonville Under 48
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Good luck today my friends....
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SO FAR TODAY (5-1) 83% . TOP (2-1) . REGULAR (3-0)
Not a bad start to the day my friends.....
Top: NY Giants +5 (Winner 35-38)
Top:NY Giants Over 46.5 (Mega Blowout Winner 73 Points)
Top: Kansas City Under 41 (Lost 48 Points)
Regular: New England -14 (Easy Winner 33-16)
Regular: Washington +2 (Su Blowout Winner 35-25)
Regular: Jacksonville Under 48 (Easy Winner 40 Points)
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Not a bad start to the day my friends.....
Top: NY Giants +5 (Winner 35-38)
Top:NY Giants Over 46.5 (Mega Blowout Winner 73 Points)
Top: Kansas City Under 41 (Lost 48 Points)
Regular: New England -14 (Easy Winner 33-16)
Regular: Washington +2 (Su Blowout Winner 35-25)
Regular: Jacksonville Under 48 (Easy Winner 40 Points)
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Arizona Cardinals at Philadelphia Eagles - Open: +3.5, Move: +3
After clinching a playoff berth last week, the Arizona Cardinals can put the finishing touches on securing the NFC West title and potentially a first-round bye on Sunday night when they visit the Philadelphia Eagles.
Despite the fact the Cardinals are on a seven-game winning streak and can claim its first division title in six years with either a win on Sunday or if second-place Seattle stumbles versus Cleveland, the public has liked Philadelphia the last couple of weeks, leaving the sharp money waiting to jump on the number they like, Lester says.
"Our sharps waited for the squares to push the line down to -3 and then they pounced on Arizona. We still have about 60 percent of our action on Philadelphia. We’re not anticipating another move down to the key number, but surprisingly, the Eagles have been a popular play the past two weeks."
After clinching a playoff berth last week, the Arizona Cardinals can put the finishing touches on securing the NFC West title and potentially a first-round bye on Sunday night when they visit the Philadelphia Eagles.
Despite the fact the Cardinals are on a seven-game winning streak and can claim its first division title in six years with either a win on Sunday or if second-place Seattle stumbles versus Cleveland, the public has liked Philadelphia the last couple of weeks, leaving the sharp money waiting to jump on the number they like, Lester says.
"Our sharps waited for the squares to push the line down to -3 and then they pounced on Arizona. We still have about 60 percent of our action on Philadelphia. We’re not anticipating another move down to the key number, but surprisingly, the Eagles have been a popular play the past two weeks."
Sunday Night Football betting preview: Cardinals at Eagles
Arizona Cardinals at Philadelphia Eagles (+3.5, 51)
After clinching a playoff berth last week, the Arizona Cardinals can put the finishing touches on securing the NFC West title and potentially a first-round bye on Sunday night when they visit the Philadelphia Eagles. A seven-game winning streak has fueled the ascent of Arizona, which can claim its first division title in six years with either a win on Sunday or if second-place Seattle stumbles versus Cleveland.
"Somebody texted me, 'Hey, you punched your ticket,'" Cardinals coach Bruce Arians told reporters. "I said, 'Yeah, we're trying to upgrade to first class.'" Carson Palmer resides in the cockpit of the NFL's top-ranked offense as the MVP candidate tossed a pair of scoring strikes to increase his season total to a franchise-best 31 in a 23-20 victory over Minnesota last week. Philadelphia has won two in a row to place itself in a three-way tie atop the less-than-impressive NFC East. "To start the year the way we did and kind of dig ourselves in a hole, it was unlikely that we would be in this position this late in the year," quarterback Sam Bradford said.
LINE HISTORY: The Cardinals have held steady at their opening number of -3.5, with only the juice being adjusted. The total has been bet up slightly from 50.5 to 51.
INJURY REPORT:
Cardinals - WR B. Golden (probable Sunday, concussion), LB S. Weatherspoon (probable Sunday, illness), WR L. Fitzgerald (probable Sunday, ankle), RB A. Ellington (questionable Sunday, toe), C L. Sendlein (questionable Sunday, knee), S R. Johnson (questionable Sunday, ankle), CB P. Peterson (questionable Sunday, ankle), DE F. Rucker (questionable Sunday, ankle), CB J. Powers (questionable Sunday, calf), TE J. Gresham (questionable Sunday, knee), DE C. Redding (doubtul Sunday, ankle).
Eagles - T A. Barbre (probable Sunday, calf), QB S. Bradford (probable Sunday, shoulder), DE V. Curry (probable Sunday, illness), T L. Johnson (probable Sunday, illness), DT B. Logan (probable Sunday, knee), DB E. Rowe (probable Sunday, ankle), LB M. Smith (probable Sunday, hamstring)m DE C, Thornton (probable Sunday, ankle), T M. Tobin (probable Sunday, knee), WR J. Matthews (probable Sunday, back), CB B. Maxwell (probable Sunday, ankle).
WEATHER REPORT: It will be a chilly, but clear night for football in Philadelphia, with temperatures hovering around freezing at kickoff. There will also be a very slight 3-5 mile per hour wind blowing towards the northern end zone.
COVERS POWER RANKINGS: Cardinals (-5.5) - Eagles (0) + home field (-3) = Eagles +2.5
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "Arizona head coach Bruce Arians gave his team four full days off following their Thursday Night win over the Vikings, hoping they?ll be fresher (and healthier) down the stretch. Meanwhile in Philadelphia, after beating the Bills, the Eagles are now 6-2 SU in games that Sam Bradford starts and finishes. Still, Philly got outgained by more than a yard per play in that win over Buffalo." - Covers Expert Teddy Covers.
ABOUT THE CARDINALS (11-2, 7-6 ATS, 8-5 O/U): John Brown, who is just 105 yards shy of his first 1,000-yard season, came up large both last week and in the previous meeting with Philadelphia. The 25-year-old reeled in a 65-yard touchdown pass versus the Vikings and also corralled a 75-yard score in the waning moments of a 24-20 victory over the Eagles last season. Michael Floyd, who has recorded four 100-yard performances in his last five contests, and Larry Fitzgerald could also be in for a big day against an Eagles defense that has yielded 21 touchdowns to wideouts this season.
ABOUT THE EAGLES (6-7, 6-7, 6-5 O/U): Last season's rushing champion, DeMarco Murray, has played in just 39 snaps over the last two weeks, with 25 coming in Philadelphia's 23-20 victory over Buffalo. "I've never been concerned with making any individual happy," coach Chip Kelly said Thursday. "Our focus and goal is always on trying to win the football game. So anywhere I’ve ever been, I’ve never heard any coach ever discuss anything like that." Murray's team-leading 603 yards are a far cry from last season's total (1,845) with Dallas, and the 27-year-old once again finds himself as part of a committee with Ryan Mathews and veteran Darren Sproles.
TRENDS:
* Cardinals are 12-1 ATS in their last 13 road games vs. a team with a losing home record.
* Eagles are 1-7-1 ATS in their last 9 home games vs. a team with a winning road record.
* Under is 5-1 in Cardinals last 6 games in December.
* Under is 7-0 in Eagles last 7 games following a straight up win.
Arizona Cardinals at Philadelphia Eagles (+3.5, 51)
After clinching a playoff berth last week, the Arizona Cardinals can put the finishing touches on securing the NFC West title and potentially a first-round bye on Sunday night when they visit the Philadelphia Eagles. A seven-game winning streak has fueled the ascent of Arizona, which can claim its first division title in six years with either a win on Sunday or if second-place Seattle stumbles versus Cleveland.
"Somebody texted me, 'Hey, you punched your ticket,'" Cardinals coach Bruce Arians told reporters. "I said, 'Yeah, we're trying to upgrade to first class.'" Carson Palmer resides in the cockpit of the NFL's top-ranked offense as the MVP candidate tossed a pair of scoring strikes to increase his season total to a franchise-best 31 in a 23-20 victory over Minnesota last week. Philadelphia has won two in a row to place itself in a three-way tie atop the less-than-impressive NFC East. "To start the year the way we did and kind of dig ourselves in a hole, it was unlikely that we would be in this position this late in the year," quarterback Sam Bradford said.
LINE HISTORY: The Cardinals have held steady at their opening number of -3.5, with only the juice being adjusted. The total has been bet up slightly from 50.5 to 51.
INJURY REPORT:
Cardinals - WR B. Golden (probable Sunday, concussion), LB S. Weatherspoon (probable Sunday, illness), WR L. Fitzgerald (probable Sunday, ankle), RB A. Ellington (questionable Sunday, toe), C L. Sendlein (questionable Sunday, knee), S R. Johnson (questionable Sunday, ankle), CB P. Peterson (questionable Sunday, ankle), DE F. Rucker (questionable Sunday, ankle), CB J. Powers (questionable Sunday, calf), TE J. Gresham (questionable Sunday, knee), DE C. Redding (doubtul Sunday, ankle).
Eagles - T A. Barbre (probable Sunday, calf), QB S. Bradford (probable Sunday, shoulder), DE V. Curry (probable Sunday, illness), T L. Johnson (probable Sunday, illness), DT B. Logan (probable Sunday, knee), DB E. Rowe (probable Sunday, ankle), LB M. Smith (probable Sunday, hamstring)m DE C, Thornton (probable Sunday, ankle), T M. Tobin (probable Sunday, knee), WR J. Matthews (probable Sunday, back), CB B. Maxwell (probable Sunday, ankle).
WEATHER REPORT: It will be a chilly, but clear night for football in Philadelphia, with temperatures hovering around freezing at kickoff. There will also be a very slight 3-5 mile per hour wind blowing towards the northern end zone.
COVERS POWER RANKINGS: Cardinals (-5.5) - Eagles (0) + home field (-3) = Eagles +2.5
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "Arizona head coach Bruce Arians gave his team four full days off following their Thursday Night win over the Vikings, hoping they?ll be fresher (and healthier) down the stretch. Meanwhile in Philadelphia, after beating the Bills, the Eagles are now 6-2 SU in games that Sam Bradford starts and finishes. Still, Philly got outgained by more than a yard per play in that win over Buffalo." - Covers Expert Teddy Covers.
ABOUT THE CARDINALS (11-2, 7-6 ATS, 8-5 O/U): John Brown, who is just 105 yards shy of his first 1,000-yard season, came up large both last week and in the previous meeting with Philadelphia. The 25-year-old reeled in a 65-yard touchdown pass versus the Vikings and also corralled a 75-yard score in the waning moments of a 24-20 victory over the Eagles last season. Michael Floyd, who has recorded four 100-yard performances in his last five contests, and Larry Fitzgerald could also be in for a big day against an Eagles defense that has yielded 21 touchdowns to wideouts this season.
ABOUT THE EAGLES (6-7, 6-7, 6-5 O/U): Last season's rushing champion, DeMarco Murray, has played in just 39 snaps over the last two weeks, with 25 coming in Philadelphia's 23-20 victory over Buffalo. "I've never been concerned with making any individual happy," coach Chip Kelly said Thursday. "Our focus and goal is always on trying to win the football game. So anywhere I’ve ever been, I’ve never heard any coach ever discuss anything like that." Murray's team-leading 603 yards are a far cry from last season's total (1,845) with Dallas, and the 27-year-old once again finds himself as part of a committee with Ryan Mathews and veteran Darren Sproles.
TRENDS:
* Cardinals are 12-1 ATS in their last 13 road games vs. a team with a losing home record.
* Eagles are 1-7-1 ATS in their last 9 home games vs. a team with a winning road record.
* Under is 5-1 in Cardinals last 6 games in December.
* Under is 7-0 in Eagles last 7 games following a straight up win.
Thanks my friends..... hope your having a great day!!!
SO FAR TODAY (7-2) 78% . TOP (4-2) 67% . REGULAR (3-0)
Here we go my friends.... having a great day and looking forward to more continued success!!!
Top: Arizona -3.5
Top: (FH) Arizona -3
Top: (FH) Arizona Under 24.5 +100
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Here we go my friends.... having a great day and looking forward to more continued success!!!
Top: Arizona -3.5
Top: (FH) Arizona -3
Top: (FH) Arizona Under 24.5 +100
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SO FAR TODAY (8-3) 73% . TOP (5-3) 66% . REGULAR (3-0)
Here we go my friends.... having a great day and looking forward to more continued success!!!
Top: Arizona -3.5
Top: (FH) Arizona -3 (Winner 17-10)
Top: (FH) Arizona Under 24.5 +100 (Lost 27 Points)
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Here we go my friends.... having a great day and looking forward to more continued success!!!
Top: Arizona -3.5
Top: (FH) Arizona -3 (Winner 17-10)
Top: (FH) Arizona Under 24.5 +100 (Lost 27 Points)
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SUNDAY (9-3) 75% . TOP (6-3) 67% . REGULAR (3-0) 100%
Another "Mega Blowout Winner" my friends..... if your not making money gambling on sports you only have yourself to blame!!!! Here are my final results from tonight my friends!!!
Top: Arizona -3.5 (Mega Blowout Winner 40-17)
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Another "Mega Blowout Winner" my friends..... if your not making money gambling on sports you only have yourself to blame!!!! Here are my final results from tonight my friends!!!
Top: Arizona -3.5 (Mega Blowout Winner 40-17)
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Monday Night Football Betting Preview: Lions at Saints by covers
Detroit Lions at New Orleans Saints (-2.5, 51)
A pair of teams that harbored playoff aspirations but are now reduced to playing out the string will square off when the New Orleans Saints host the Detroit Lions on Monday night. The Lions expected to be in the hunt for the NFC North title while the Saints hoped to contend for the NFC South, but both teams are mired in the basement of their respective divisions.
New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees threw a pair of scoring passes last week to move past Dan Marino (420) for fourth place on the all-time list, but he said such milestones are not his main focus. “For me, at this stage of my career, it is about winning," Brees said. "It is about finding a way to win another championship. I want to go win another championship." While the Saints halted a four-game losing streak with a 24-17 victory at Tampa Bay last week, Detroit dropped its second in a row following a three-game winning streak with a 21-14 setback at St. Louis. The Lions are 1-5 on the road, including three defeats during their season-opening five-game losing streak.
LINE HISTORY: The Saints opened as 3-point home favorites and have been bet down a half-point to sit at -2.5. The total has been bet up one-point, going from 50 to 51.
INJURY REPORT:
Lions - WR L. Moore (probable Monday, ankle), WR C. Johnson (probable Monday, ankle), DT G. Wright (questionable Monday, ankle), TE B. Pettigrew (I-R, knee).
Saints - NT J. Jenkins (questionable Monday, concussion), G J. Evans (questionable Monday, ankle), CB D. Swann (I-R, concussion), RB M. Ingram (I-R, shoulder).
COVERS POWER RANKINGS: Lions (+4) - Saints (+2.5) + home field (-3) = Saints -4.5
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "The Saints utilized a ball control offense in their win at Tampa. Only two Drew Brees passes went for more than 20 yards and the Saints had more than 37 minutes of possession. While for the Lions, in the midst of a dismal overall season, DE Ziggy Ansah has been a bright spot with 13.5 sacks, just ½ a sack off the NFL lead."
ABOUT THE LIONS (4-9, 4-9 ATS, 7-6 O/U): Matthew Stafford has played well over the past five weeks with 11 touchdowns and two interceptions and has put up some huge numbers against the Saints, averaging 362.3 yards passing in the past three meetings (playoffs included). Golden Tate had nine catches and a pair of touchdowns a week ago, but star wideout Calvin Johnson was held to one reception after hauling in four touchdown passes over the previous two weeks. Detroit's running game ranks last in the NFL at 79.3 yards per game, while defensive end Ezekiel Ansah is among the bright spots on the other side of the ball.
ABOUT THE SAINTS (5-8, 6-6-1 ATS, 7-5-1 O/U): New Orleans ranks last in the league in points allowed (30.5) and is 31st in total yards surrendered (414.8), although it permitted a season-low 291 yards in last week's victory. Brees halted a six-game interception streak against the Buccaneers and received some surprising support from fourth-string running back Tim Hightower, who had sat out the previous three seasons but had 85 yards on 28 carries in his first extensive action since 2011. Rookie Willie Snead returned to the lineup after a one-game absence and had seven receptions for 122 yards.
TRENDS:
* Lions are 4-1 ATS in their last five Monday games.
* Saints are 0-6 ATS in their last six games versus a team with a losing record.
* Under is 8-1 in Lions last nine Monday games.
* Over is 3-0-1 in Saints last four home games.
Detroit Lions at New Orleans Saints (-2.5, 51)
A pair of teams that harbored playoff aspirations but are now reduced to playing out the string will square off when the New Orleans Saints host the Detroit Lions on Monday night. The Lions expected to be in the hunt for the NFC North title while the Saints hoped to contend for the NFC South, but both teams are mired in the basement of their respective divisions.
New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees threw a pair of scoring passes last week to move past Dan Marino (420) for fourth place on the all-time list, but he said such milestones are not his main focus. “For me, at this stage of my career, it is about winning," Brees said. "It is about finding a way to win another championship. I want to go win another championship." While the Saints halted a four-game losing streak with a 24-17 victory at Tampa Bay last week, Detroit dropped its second in a row following a three-game winning streak with a 21-14 setback at St. Louis. The Lions are 1-5 on the road, including three defeats during their season-opening five-game losing streak.
LINE HISTORY: The Saints opened as 3-point home favorites and have been bet down a half-point to sit at -2.5. The total has been bet up one-point, going from 50 to 51.
INJURY REPORT:
Lions - WR L. Moore (probable Monday, ankle), WR C. Johnson (probable Monday, ankle), DT G. Wright (questionable Monday, ankle), TE B. Pettigrew (I-R, knee).
Saints - NT J. Jenkins (questionable Monday, concussion), G J. Evans (questionable Monday, ankle), CB D. Swann (I-R, concussion), RB M. Ingram (I-R, shoulder).
COVERS POWER RANKINGS: Lions (+4) - Saints (+2.5) + home field (-3) = Saints -4.5
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "The Saints utilized a ball control offense in their win at Tampa. Only two Drew Brees passes went for more than 20 yards and the Saints had more than 37 minutes of possession. While for the Lions, in the midst of a dismal overall season, DE Ziggy Ansah has been a bright spot with 13.5 sacks, just ½ a sack off the NFL lead."
ABOUT THE LIONS (4-9, 4-9 ATS, 7-6 O/U): Matthew Stafford has played well over the past five weeks with 11 touchdowns and two interceptions and has put up some huge numbers against the Saints, averaging 362.3 yards passing in the past three meetings (playoffs included). Golden Tate had nine catches and a pair of touchdowns a week ago, but star wideout Calvin Johnson was held to one reception after hauling in four touchdown passes over the previous two weeks. Detroit's running game ranks last in the NFL at 79.3 yards per game, while defensive end Ezekiel Ansah is among the bright spots on the other side of the ball.
ABOUT THE SAINTS (5-8, 6-6-1 ATS, 7-5-1 O/U): New Orleans ranks last in the league in points allowed (30.5) and is 31st in total yards surrendered (414.8), although it permitted a season-low 291 yards in last week's victory. Brees halted a six-game interception streak against the Buccaneers and received some surprising support from fourth-string running back Tim Hightower, who had sat out the previous three seasons but had 85 yards on 28 carries in his first extensive action since 2011. Rookie Willie Snead returned to the lineup after a one-game absence and had seven receptions for 122 yards.
TRENDS:
* Lions are 4-1 ATS in their last five Monday games.
* Saints are 0-6 ATS in their last six games versus a team with a losing record.
* Under is 8-1 in Lions last nine Monday games.
* Over is 3-0-1 in Saints last four home games.
You steam rolled the bookie this weekend.......keep rolling that bastard!
