Denver should have no problem as KC will have no answer defensively. Trent Green in for Bulger, really? Watching Bulger play last week it's like he automatically knew he wasn't going to have time in the pocket so he was just unloading to option #1 for the most part. Hey, that's probably better than taking a sack. Really hard to say that Green is going to fare any better back there for them.
The Rams are losing the war in the trenches on both sides of the ball. The Bills will have the weakest O and D lines of the teams the Rams have faced to date, though a strong argument could be made that Seattle does, as the Bills trashed the Seahawks, lol. Regardless, the Bills will still win the battle in the trenches, and while they may not cover the big number straight up, it's a great spot to tease.
Who did the Bills play in week 2? Where was it? Did they win?
Also, the Bills overcame 3 TO's, terrible field position the entire game, and a missed field goal to still beat a very talented (but young) Raider's team. If that isn't the mark of an entire team that is mentally tough, I don't know what is.
New England is not an elite team at all this year. They have no QB and Cassel will get them no where. If Buffalo was to play New England right now Buffalo will roll over New England as well.
The entire team has given up with no Brady leading the offense. Whats the point of playing great D when Cassel can't even carry the offense down the field.
I still believe KC/DEN is a tricky one. Huard runs the "O" better, which ultimately helps the "D", and Arrowhead is still one of the tuffest places to play. DEN might be riding a high right now, and let one slip. I think DEN may play down to their competition, and when they realize it, might be too late.
Trent Green in MIA was horrendous with pressure in his face. I foresee the exact thing with this struggling STL oline. And at least MIA had Ronnie Brown to take some pressure off Green, but Jackson is not fulfilling that same role here.
Trent Green in MIA was horrendous with pressure in his face. I foresee the exact thing with this struggling STL oline. And at least MIA had Ronnie Brown to take some pressure off Green, but Jackson is not fulfilling that same role here.
Lets see now, a 3-0 team as a 1.5 favorite over an 0-3 team.
Hellooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!
An outright Rams win against the visiting Bills this week.
Like picking cherries.
It's a -1.5 favorite because it's teased down. The original line of course is not -1.5 my friend. It was originaly at -8 and now it's up to -9
