Wildcard Recap: 4-0
Philadelphia -3 Winner!
Baltimore -3 Winner!
Arizona ML (+120) Winner!
7 point teaser--San Diego +9 & Minnesota/Philly O34 Winner!
Last 6 weeks: 20-6-1 (77%)
13-6-1 ATS/ML (68%)
7-0 Teasers (100%)
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This game is setting up to be a big blow, hard hitting, low scoring affair. A game which comes down to field possession and that means special teams is huge.
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In their regular season meeting the Ravens would have held the Titans to only 6 points and the win if it wasn’t for a phantom roughing the passer call on 3<SUP>rd</SUP> down. Since that was an early regular season meeting we have to breakdown how these teams evolved.
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On the Ravens side, I think Flacco is much more posed and consistent, he seems as close to unflappable as I’ve seen in a rookie quarterback. His foot work and movement in the pocket is superb. The boy has little emotion which is a great asset to have in a game where emotions are going to be peaking on the defensive side of the ball. The Ravens Defense is peaking, in the last 7 weeks they have only allowed 14+ points once (and that was in the remaining minutes against Dallas).
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On the Titans side, they have been consistent for the entire year. Winning close games against the leagues elite by solid defense and running the ball. However the Titans haven’t played a meaningful game since December 21<SUP>st</SUP> so their offensive cohesiveness might be a little out of whack. When I look at their recent offensive performances (excluding Week 17) against strong NFL teams I am not impressed. Yes, they put up 31 against Pittsburgh but that is more like 24 due to the game ending pick 6. And its more like 17 points if Big Ben could of held on to the ball for more than 1 snap in a row. I am truly doubtful of their offensive capabilities this week.
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If Baltimore holds on to the ball in their own end of the field, the Ravens will be at least within a FG of the Titans. (I'm personally am taking a small bit of ML action which I will not count towards or against my record)
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<o>Notes</o>
-Key players that are banged up on the Titans (Haynesworth, Mawae, VandenBosh). If Mawae ends up out, this is a major loss!
-Tennessee only had 47 yards rushing in their first meeting, stopping speedy Chris Johnson is essential
-Weather should be fine, little breezy
Good luck! :toast:
Philadelphia -3 Winner!
Baltimore -3 Winner!
Arizona ML (+120) Winner!
7 point teaser--San Diego +9 & Minnesota/Philly O34 Winner!
Last 6 weeks: 20-6-1 (77%)
13-6-1 ATS/ML (68%)
7-0 Teasers (100%)
Baltimore +3<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o>
This game is setting up to be a big blow, hard hitting, low scoring affair. A game which comes down to field possession and that means special teams is huge.
<o> </o>
In their regular season meeting the Ravens would have held the Titans to only 6 points and the win if it wasn’t for a phantom roughing the passer call on 3<SUP>rd</SUP> down. Since that was an early regular season meeting we have to breakdown how these teams evolved.
<o> </o>
On the Ravens side, I think Flacco is much more posed and consistent, he seems as close to unflappable as I’ve seen in a rookie quarterback. His foot work and movement in the pocket is superb. The boy has little emotion which is a great asset to have in a game where emotions are going to be peaking on the defensive side of the ball. The Ravens Defense is peaking, in the last 7 weeks they have only allowed 14+ points once (and that was in the remaining minutes against Dallas).
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On the Titans side, they have been consistent for the entire year. Winning close games against the leagues elite by solid defense and running the ball. However the Titans haven’t played a meaningful game since December 21<SUP>st</SUP> so their offensive cohesiveness might be a little out of whack. When I look at their recent offensive performances (excluding Week 17) against strong NFL teams I am not impressed. Yes, they put up 31 against Pittsburgh but that is more like 24 due to the game ending pick 6. And its more like 17 points if Big Ben could of held on to the ball for more than 1 snap in a row. I am truly doubtful of their offensive capabilities this week.
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If Baltimore holds on to the ball in their own end of the field, the Ravens will be at least within a FG of the Titans. (I'm personally am taking a small bit of ML action which I will not count towards or against my record)
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<o>Notes</o>
-Key players that are banged up on the Titans (Haynesworth, Mawae, VandenBosh). If Mawae ends up out, this is a major loss!
-Tennessee only had 47 yards rushing in their first meeting, stopping speedy Chris Johnson is essential
-Weather should be fine, little breezy
Good luck! :toast: