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boring tampa never tried to do anything to put seattle away. just handoff and handoff.very 1 dimentional
 

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TB FUCKING dominated all game .... figures - NFL bullshit

pretty sure TB doesn't give a shit if they covered or not. They got the W in front of their home crowd and didn't have any major injuries. Get over it.
 

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boring tampa never tried to do anything to put seattle away. just handoff and handoff.very 1 dimentional

That's all they needed to do. All they care about is winning, not covering the point spread for gamblers. They ran out tons of clock in the second half with that "1 dimensional" offense. I think they took out almost 10 minutes on one drive alone. TB will take that second half they played every time in that situation, even if it didn't please their backers.
 

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This one really hurts. This looked like an easy cover all game until the very f'ing end. Hate to close out the week on this note.
 

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pretty sure TB doesn't give a shit if they covered or not. They got the W in front of their home crowd and didn't have any major injuries. Get over it.

Just calling it like it is, bro ... I'm over it. Congrats on ur win
 

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might sound cruel but ANY time you lay more than 7 points in any football game on any level ... you know what you've signed up for. there's no doubt tampa controlled the football game. but this one was a good example of just how tough it is to cover big numbers on the nfl level. heading into this game, anyone with tampa knew full well they were laying a LOT of points with a team who is very conservative. every single point matters. once you get out past a chalk of 4 points, youre getting into the territory where you leave yourself open to the backdoor. the chalk in this game wasnt the early 2000 version of the saint louis rams. 99% of nfl teams are more than happy to win by 1 point. bucs did their job today. they dominanted the game and thats what matters.
 

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I hear you prodigy, good insight, but its amazing how many chalk teams JUST faded in the 4th quarter today .... very ironic.
 

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Double wammy, Houston -9.5 and Tampa -10.5. Learned a big lesson today. BTW - FU Houston and Tampa! As a side note, Tampa is impressive at home but they won't do shit on the road and Houston is serious fade material in the future. Tennessee, Buffalo, Giants, Pittsburgh and the Redskins look like the real deal this year! BTW x 2, FU Houston and Tampa - you suck ardvark d*ck!

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might sound cruel but ANY time you lay more than 7 points in any football game on any level ... you know what you've signed up for. there's no doubt tampa controlled the football game. but this one was a good example of just how tough it is to cover big numbers on the nfl level. heading into this game, anyone with tampa knew full well they were laying a LOT of points with a team who is very conservative. every single point matters. once you get out past a chalk of 4 points, youre getting into the territory where you leave yourself open to the backdoor. the chalk in this game wasnt the early 2000 version of the saint louis rams. 99% of nfl teams are more than happy to win by 1 point. bucs did their job today. they dominanted the game and thats what matters.


:103631605 Great insight, that about says it all. Always appreciate your imput - thank you for your time and patience!
 

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