MistaFlava's 2008 NFL Record: 1-0 ATS (+5.00 Units)
The forum was down the last few days so I didn't get to post my Week 1 selections. There is no sense discussing them here although I did have a few winners because they were not posted and they do no count. It was a profitable Week 1 and seeing how the NFL is my bread and butter when it comes to sports capping, I was very satisfied. Here are my final picks for the week that wasn't and I hope to still be perfect once this is all said and done.
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Monday, September 8
Green Bay Packers -1 (10 Units)
The Minnesota Vikings have quite the interesting team this season because this is the second time around for outstanding RB and rookie of the year Adrian Peterson and QB Tavaris Jackson showed signs of improvement. The Vikings are coming off a decent 8-8 season that pretty much surprised a lot of people but I just don't see how anyone thinks this team got any better in the off-season. Sure acquiring Jared Allen from the Chiefs was huge and sure it will boost what is already one of the best defenses in the NFL but my question remains how the offense will counter because you can have all the defense in the world but it generally won't workout if your offense can't counter with strikes. The problem last season was that the defense would play their asses off only to have the offense go three and out and have the defense go right back on. The Vikings defense averaged an NFL high 31 minutes per game on the field and that was mainly because the offense was so ineffective. Well I don't see that being any different in this game. Minnesota has not exactly enjoyed playing at Lambeau the last few seasons as they have lost here two seasons in a row and have not won a game in this building since November 21, 2005 with Brad Johnson and Mewelde Moore running the show. The Vikings were embarassed the last time they were on November 11, 2008 as they got their asses handed to them to the tune of 34-0 and some season ending damage. The year before that the game was a bit closer as the Packers brought home a 9-7 win. I just don't see how the Vikings can put together a better product this season than they did last November when they got blownout at Lambeau and unless they have some new offensive weapons, which they do not, the lack of offense power punch will continue to be the reason they can't win big road games. The Green Bay defensive line is just as good this season as it was last season and although their linebacking corps and secondary are not all that good, they are probably going to make some huge plays. When forced to throw the ball more than they could run the ball, the Vikings got into quite a few problems last season and I don't see why this would be any different. Jackson is not the best passing QB (not even close to it actually) and when pressured up front he has problems with his vision downfield. He has good legs and all but the Green Bay Packers defense is going to come at him hard and force him into bad throws on third and long. The Vikings have been one of the most profitable teams to bet on in recent years when it comes to Week 1 wagers and they have also been very good against the NFC North going 11-5-1 ATS in their last 17 games versus opponents from this division. Having said that, the Vikings have covered the spread in 7 of their last 8 visits to Lambeau Field which does seem strange but which was also done with a very different Minnesota team than the one they have in place right now. You would think this team would have gone after a new QB or maybe a huge name WR to compliment the tremendous running abilities of Adrian Peterson but they did no such thing and the offense is not where it should be if they are going to win big games like this one. I see them scoring a few points here but for the most part they will probably be held to field goals and drive ending turnovers that will utlimately lose the game for them. I really think this offense needs to make some changes and until they do, I will continue fading them on the road against a team that has now beaten twice in a row at Lambeau.
The Green Bay Packers begin the Aaron Rodgers era tonight and they do so on an anxious note. I say that because not only did Brett Favre look like a guy who could lead the New York Jets to the Super Bowl in his first game with his new team but so much investment has been put into Rodgers (who has only ever thrown one NFL touchdown pass) that if this ends up being a bust, this Packers team will be left to ponder what could have been had they let their fearless leaders of the last who knows how many years guide them one last time out of retirement. The Packers wanted nothing to do with Favre on this team as they felt it was time to move on and give Rodgers a chance to run the show himself. At firsy I thought this was one of the most ridiculous theories ever but it does make sense when you think about it and I think Rodgers is going to step up to the plate here. How could you not? The pressure is on big time for the kid from California and he probably has a lot to prove when he goes out there tonight. I don't think it will be by any means easy for Rodgers who has to face one of the toughest front lines in the NFL but I do think the fact that the Vikings secondary does struggle and has struggled through parts of last season, should really help this offense takeoff and win this game. RB Ryan Grant was a huge part of Brett Favre's success in 2007 because the Packers had not had a healthy RB since Ahmad Green was good to go three or four years back and this had really taken a toll on Favre and the offense. The emergence of Grant is the reason this team did well last season so I expect the offense to pickup right where Brett left it and I expect Rodgers to have just as much success picking apart this secondary as Favre did. Grant probably won't rush for more than 50 yards in this game because the Vikings have the best run defense in the NFL and now they add Jared Allen to the mix, but I can guarantee that the more the Packers commit to the run, the more chances will open up for the plethora of decent receivers on this team. The Packers won and covered the spread in all their September home games the last two seasons and even with Rodgers at the helms I see the crowd aspect being just as powerful as it was with Brett. Favre was known as Mr. Monday Nights and it will be kinda weird to see another QB in charge of this team in PrimeTime but the Packers are 8-3 ATS in their last 11 games versus Division Opponents and they are 16-5-1 ATS in their last 22 games overall which means they have a great core of players together and the continuous mistake oddsmakers have made is to underestimate this team and go against what has been put together. I think Green Bay is going to do just fine as their defense will probably come up with some big plays and I just don't see how Rodgers could come out and look bad with so much on the line and so much to prove in this game. I have all the faith in the World that he can continue the Brett Favre touch and he should get his first ever NFL win with a touchdown pass to go with it.
If you shop around long enough at books like Pinnacle you should have no problems finding the -1 or even the -2. I am comfortable betting on the Packers at anything below a field goal because although I think this is going to be a very low-scoring game, I also think the Packers will win more decisively than people think here. The only reason the line is so low for this game is because Brett Favre is no longer in Green Bay and the experts seem to think this will have a huge effect on this team. I am not a big Aaron Rodgers fan but I do think he has been around the Packers organization long enough to know the system and he has waited for this moment for a very long time. All the trends in the world point to quite the entertaining game tonight. The trends also all point to a Minnesota win and cover as the Vikings are 7-1 ATS in their last eight games played at Lambeau Field, the underdog is 16-5 ATS in the last 21 meetings between these teams and the road team is 10-2 ATS in the last 12 meetings between these teams. That makes it too easy for the average joe bettor to take the Vikings in tonights game and I have already noticed that about 60% of the public is already on Minnesota in this game. It seems that people forget how the NFL works and they forget that one players does not always make the world of a difference. This kind of reminds me of the New England Patriots. As much as Tom Brady means to that team, I believe they will still win games without him because they have a great core of players together and winning football games is very much about having a great team and not a great superstar. The Giants are fine without Strahan and Shockey and the Packers are going to be just fine without Favre. Give me an ATS win in the Rodgers experience debut.
Trend of the Game: Green Bay is 14-5-2 ATS in their last 21 games versus NFC Opponents.
Green Bay 16, Minnesota 10
Oakland Raiders +3 (5 Units)
The Denver Broncos are a team I have not enjoyed betting on or against over the years because it seems like I don't really ook at the big picture of things when I bet on these guys. They finished with a 7-9 SU record in 2007 and they didn't really look like a team with direction. The players often took stupid penalties and QB Jay Cutler really didn't have enough offensive weapons to support his defense which actually sucked and ended up 19th in the NFL in total defense. What has me concerned the most in this game is not only do they have it in the back of their minds that they lost 34-20 in a meeting here last December when the game really didn't mean much but the Broncos have not mad enough changes to their lineup to make a really big difference. WR Brandon Marshall is really the big weapon when it comes to deep balls on this team and although WR's Sammie Parker and Darrell Jackson make their debuts tonight, I just don't see this team getting things done until a few weeks from now. When new players come in, it takes a lot more time to get them going on offense than it does to get them going on defense. QB Jay Cutler has been receiving treatment for diabetes and I don't know that I trust him to come out of the gates strong in this one. Denver does have one of the best ground attacks in the NFL (well I should call them one of the most unknown) with Selving Young and Andre Hall running the show but the Raiders have also made some pretty damn big changes that should have an impact on this game. Warren Sapp is gone and that is pretty scary considering the gap that will be left in his spot but Al Davis went out and spent some big bucks this off-season and I think the Raiders are going to surprise some people on both sides of the ball. Oakland allowed a total of only 30 points in two home pre-season games and I know the pre-season doesn't mean all that much but it's still significant and it shows that this team has come a long way. Denver looked pretty damn good in all four of their pre-season games going 2-1-1 ATS in those games and scoring at least 16 points in each. The only problem for me is that this crowd is going to let loose in what has been one heck of a crazy rivalry and I really think that as much as Denver is going to make huge plays in this game, the Oakland defense is going to feed off the crowd and guys like DeAngelo Hall who is already an attention whore, are going to make some big game changing plays in this one. Denver is a pathetic 4-13 ATS in their last 17 games versus AFC opponents and this team has cost bettors big time money over the last few seasons. They are only 2-10 ATS in their last 12 games versus AFC West opponents and that is not about to change. I don't know who in their right minds would back the Broncos in this one after what they have done ATS wise the last two seasons covering only 7 of their 26 games overall. What a complete joke and until Shanahan is gone, nothing is going to change but the color of his face.
You don't want to mess with Al Davis when he gets pissed off and judging by the amount of money he spent the last few months on free agents and guys who could come in and make an impact right away on this team, I would say we are going to see some immediate results. The Oakland Raiders did not show much in the pre-season as their anemic offense failed to score 20 points in any of the four games and they finished with a 1-2 ATS record in those games. Having said that, the pre-season means jack and some of these guys probably live for games like Monday Night primetimers. Oakland is coming off another pathetic season where they went 4-12 SU so losing again is not option, not after this much money has been spent and not after the team has drafted so high for so many years. I know it will be hard to believe for many of you because betting on the Raiders has not been profitable for years and years now. Having said that, how do you feel betting on a team that has a game ready QB Jamarcus Russell with offensive weapons like WR Drew Carter, vegas drama boy WR Javon Walker (who probably has a lot to prove after the raucus he recently caused) and RB Darren McFadden who will probably be this season's Adrian Peterson. On that note, you are betting your money on a bunch of young kids who are supposed to get things done on the offensive side of things which can be a big risk considering that none of them have proved they can do it. However, the Denver defense is always sketchy and now that their emotional and physical leader Safety John Lynch, I have no idea where this team is heading and I have no idea if they can stop opponents from scoring. I don't doubt their offense is going to be good but their defense is a big question mark and they allowed at least 13 points in each of their pre-season games despite winning most of them. The Raiders will probably feed off their defensive efforts and the plays will be kept on the easy level for Russell who loves the big stage and who would love playing in front of this type of crowd. I can't really talk about ATS trends that favor the Raiders here because they are almost impossible to find but that was the Raiders of 2004 and on and this is a brand new Raiders team with a lot to prove. I expect a very healthy dose of McFadden which should make the Broncos a little bit softer against the run and which should really open some plays up in the air and Russell has one of the strongest arms in the NFL. With the new group of guys coming in on both sides of the ball, I am pretty sure the Raiders will finally start to look like a team that belongs in the NFL and not a team that belongs in the local circus. You have to put your faith in the hands of a bunch of rookies or second year players tonight but I think Al Davis did the right thing with this team and I see them kicking off the season with a huge bang. My prediction is that although they will allow some points, the Raiders should score points of their own and flash the kind of offense we have not seen in a very long time.
The betting public is once again going with the more respectable team on paper in this game but I think they are overlooking too many important NFL betting aspects. What most bettors tend to forget this early in a season is that the NFL is the best sport in the world because there are so many changes from season to season and some of the worst teams one season can be some of the best teams the next. A lot of players have been brought in for Oakland and Al David has invested a ton to make this team better. He does not want to see this team better in a few weeks, he wants to see them better right now and I think he will get what he wants. The crowd is going to be as loud as it has ever been for the Broncos and the very hated Mike Shanahan and that should also have a huge impact on this game. Denver did not do much to address their defensive issues and that is going to be a problem here. DeAngelo Hall, Jamarcus Russell and Darren McFadden all love the spotlight as much as Champ Bailey loves the spotlight and I think all three of these guys are going to have big games. The underdog is 4-0 ATS in the four meetings and that would mean Oakland is 4-0 ATS in the last four meetings. I think this is the best team they have fielded in quite some time and let the good Al Davis times roll starting tonight. The Raiders are going to contend for a Wild Card this season and it all begins tonight. You all seem to forget how teams can change in an off-season and tonight is a 'serves you right lesson'.
Trend of the Game: Oakland is 4-0 ATS in their last four meetings with Denver.
Oakland 26, Denver 24
GOOD LUCK TO ALL!
RECAP:
NY Giants -3.5
Green Bay -1
Oakland +3
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The forum was down the last few days so I didn't get to post my Week 1 selections. There is no sense discussing them here although I did have a few winners because they were not posted and they do no count. It was a profitable Week 1 and seeing how the NFL is my bread and butter when it comes to sports capping, I was very satisfied. Here are my final picks for the week that wasn't and I hope to still be perfect once this is all said and done.
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Monday, September 8
Green Bay Packers -1 (10 Units)
The Minnesota Vikings have quite the interesting team this season because this is the second time around for outstanding RB and rookie of the year Adrian Peterson and QB Tavaris Jackson showed signs of improvement. The Vikings are coming off a decent 8-8 season that pretty much surprised a lot of people but I just don't see how anyone thinks this team got any better in the off-season. Sure acquiring Jared Allen from the Chiefs was huge and sure it will boost what is already one of the best defenses in the NFL but my question remains how the offense will counter because you can have all the defense in the world but it generally won't workout if your offense can't counter with strikes. The problem last season was that the defense would play their asses off only to have the offense go three and out and have the defense go right back on. The Vikings defense averaged an NFL high 31 minutes per game on the field and that was mainly because the offense was so ineffective. Well I don't see that being any different in this game. Minnesota has not exactly enjoyed playing at Lambeau the last few seasons as they have lost here two seasons in a row and have not won a game in this building since November 21, 2005 with Brad Johnson and Mewelde Moore running the show. The Vikings were embarassed the last time they were on November 11, 2008 as they got their asses handed to them to the tune of 34-0 and some season ending damage. The year before that the game was a bit closer as the Packers brought home a 9-7 win. I just don't see how the Vikings can put together a better product this season than they did last November when they got blownout at Lambeau and unless they have some new offensive weapons, which they do not, the lack of offense power punch will continue to be the reason they can't win big road games. The Green Bay defensive line is just as good this season as it was last season and although their linebacking corps and secondary are not all that good, they are probably going to make some huge plays. When forced to throw the ball more than they could run the ball, the Vikings got into quite a few problems last season and I don't see why this would be any different. Jackson is not the best passing QB (not even close to it actually) and when pressured up front he has problems with his vision downfield. He has good legs and all but the Green Bay Packers defense is going to come at him hard and force him into bad throws on third and long. The Vikings have been one of the most profitable teams to bet on in recent years when it comes to Week 1 wagers and they have also been very good against the NFC North going 11-5-1 ATS in their last 17 games versus opponents from this division. Having said that, the Vikings have covered the spread in 7 of their last 8 visits to Lambeau Field which does seem strange but which was also done with a very different Minnesota team than the one they have in place right now. You would think this team would have gone after a new QB or maybe a huge name WR to compliment the tremendous running abilities of Adrian Peterson but they did no such thing and the offense is not where it should be if they are going to win big games like this one. I see them scoring a few points here but for the most part they will probably be held to field goals and drive ending turnovers that will utlimately lose the game for them. I really think this offense needs to make some changes and until they do, I will continue fading them on the road against a team that has now beaten twice in a row at Lambeau.
The Green Bay Packers begin the Aaron Rodgers era tonight and they do so on an anxious note. I say that because not only did Brett Favre look like a guy who could lead the New York Jets to the Super Bowl in his first game with his new team but so much investment has been put into Rodgers (who has only ever thrown one NFL touchdown pass) that if this ends up being a bust, this Packers team will be left to ponder what could have been had they let their fearless leaders of the last who knows how many years guide them one last time out of retirement. The Packers wanted nothing to do with Favre on this team as they felt it was time to move on and give Rodgers a chance to run the show himself. At firsy I thought this was one of the most ridiculous theories ever but it does make sense when you think about it and I think Rodgers is going to step up to the plate here. How could you not? The pressure is on big time for the kid from California and he probably has a lot to prove when he goes out there tonight. I don't think it will be by any means easy for Rodgers who has to face one of the toughest front lines in the NFL but I do think the fact that the Vikings secondary does struggle and has struggled through parts of last season, should really help this offense takeoff and win this game. RB Ryan Grant was a huge part of Brett Favre's success in 2007 because the Packers had not had a healthy RB since Ahmad Green was good to go three or four years back and this had really taken a toll on Favre and the offense. The emergence of Grant is the reason this team did well last season so I expect the offense to pickup right where Brett left it and I expect Rodgers to have just as much success picking apart this secondary as Favre did. Grant probably won't rush for more than 50 yards in this game because the Vikings have the best run defense in the NFL and now they add Jared Allen to the mix, but I can guarantee that the more the Packers commit to the run, the more chances will open up for the plethora of decent receivers on this team. The Packers won and covered the spread in all their September home games the last two seasons and even with Rodgers at the helms I see the crowd aspect being just as powerful as it was with Brett. Favre was known as Mr. Monday Nights and it will be kinda weird to see another QB in charge of this team in PrimeTime but the Packers are 8-3 ATS in their last 11 games versus Division Opponents and they are 16-5-1 ATS in their last 22 games overall which means they have a great core of players together and the continuous mistake oddsmakers have made is to underestimate this team and go against what has been put together. I think Green Bay is going to do just fine as their defense will probably come up with some big plays and I just don't see how Rodgers could come out and look bad with so much on the line and so much to prove in this game. I have all the faith in the World that he can continue the Brett Favre touch and he should get his first ever NFL win with a touchdown pass to go with it.
If you shop around long enough at books like Pinnacle you should have no problems finding the -1 or even the -2. I am comfortable betting on the Packers at anything below a field goal because although I think this is going to be a very low-scoring game, I also think the Packers will win more decisively than people think here. The only reason the line is so low for this game is because Brett Favre is no longer in Green Bay and the experts seem to think this will have a huge effect on this team. I am not a big Aaron Rodgers fan but I do think he has been around the Packers organization long enough to know the system and he has waited for this moment for a very long time. All the trends in the world point to quite the entertaining game tonight. The trends also all point to a Minnesota win and cover as the Vikings are 7-1 ATS in their last eight games played at Lambeau Field, the underdog is 16-5 ATS in the last 21 meetings between these teams and the road team is 10-2 ATS in the last 12 meetings between these teams. That makes it too easy for the average joe bettor to take the Vikings in tonights game and I have already noticed that about 60% of the public is already on Minnesota in this game. It seems that people forget how the NFL works and they forget that one players does not always make the world of a difference. This kind of reminds me of the New England Patriots. As much as Tom Brady means to that team, I believe they will still win games without him because they have a great core of players together and winning football games is very much about having a great team and not a great superstar. The Giants are fine without Strahan and Shockey and the Packers are going to be just fine without Favre. Give me an ATS win in the Rodgers experience debut.
Trend of the Game: Green Bay is 14-5-2 ATS in their last 21 games versus NFC Opponents.
Green Bay 16, Minnesota 10
Oakland Raiders +3 (5 Units)
The Denver Broncos are a team I have not enjoyed betting on or against over the years because it seems like I don't really ook at the big picture of things when I bet on these guys. They finished with a 7-9 SU record in 2007 and they didn't really look like a team with direction. The players often took stupid penalties and QB Jay Cutler really didn't have enough offensive weapons to support his defense which actually sucked and ended up 19th in the NFL in total defense. What has me concerned the most in this game is not only do they have it in the back of their minds that they lost 34-20 in a meeting here last December when the game really didn't mean much but the Broncos have not mad enough changes to their lineup to make a really big difference. WR Brandon Marshall is really the big weapon when it comes to deep balls on this team and although WR's Sammie Parker and Darrell Jackson make their debuts tonight, I just don't see this team getting things done until a few weeks from now. When new players come in, it takes a lot more time to get them going on offense than it does to get them going on defense. QB Jay Cutler has been receiving treatment for diabetes and I don't know that I trust him to come out of the gates strong in this one. Denver does have one of the best ground attacks in the NFL (well I should call them one of the most unknown) with Selving Young and Andre Hall running the show but the Raiders have also made some pretty damn big changes that should have an impact on this game. Warren Sapp is gone and that is pretty scary considering the gap that will be left in his spot but Al Davis went out and spent some big bucks this off-season and I think the Raiders are going to surprise some people on both sides of the ball. Oakland allowed a total of only 30 points in two home pre-season games and I know the pre-season doesn't mean all that much but it's still significant and it shows that this team has come a long way. Denver looked pretty damn good in all four of their pre-season games going 2-1-1 ATS in those games and scoring at least 16 points in each. The only problem for me is that this crowd is going to let loose in what has been one heck of a crazy rivalry and I really think that as much as Denver is going to make huge plays in this game, the Oakland defense is going to feed off the crowd and guys like DeAngelo Hall who is already an attention whore, are going to make some big game changing plays in this one. Denver is a pathetic 4-13 ATS in their last 17 games versus AFC opponents and this team has cost bettors big time money over the last few seasons. They are only 2-10 ATS in their last 12 games versus AFC West opponents and that is not about to change. I don't know who in their right minds would back the Broncos in this one after what they have done ATS wise the last two seasons covering only 7 of their 26 games overall. What a complete joke and until Shanahan is gone, nothing is going to change but the color of his face.
You don't want to mess with Al Davis when he gets pissed off and judging by the amount of money he spent the last few months on free agents and guys who could come in and make an impact right away on this team, I would say we are going to see some immediate results. The Oakland Raiders did not show much in the pre-season as their anemic offense failed to score 20 points in any of the four games and they finished with a 1-2 ATS record in those games. Having said that, the pre-season means jack and some of these guys probably live for games like Monday Night primetimers. Oakland is coming off another pathetic season where they went 4-12 SU so losing again is not option, not after this much money has been spent and not after the team has drafted so high for so many years. I know it will be hard to believe for many of you because betting on the Raiders has not been profitable for years and years now. Having said that, how do you feel betting on a team that has a game ready QB Jamarcus Russell with offensive weapons like WR Drew Carter, vegas drama boy WR Javon Walker (who probably has a lot to prove after the raucus he recently caused) and RB Darren McFadden who will probably be this season's Adrian Peterson. On that note, you are betting your money on a bunch of young kids who are supposed to get things done on the offensive side of things which can be a big risk considering that none of them have proved they can do it. However, the Denver defense is always sketchy and now that their emotional and physical leader Safety John Lynch, I have no idea where this team is heading and I have no idea if they can stop opponents from scoring. I don't doubt their offense is going to be good but their defense is a big question mark and they allowed at least 13 points in each of their pre-season games despite winning most of them. The Raiders will probably feed off their defensive efforts and the plays will be kept on the easy level for Russell who loves the big stage and who would love playing in front of this type of crowd. I can't really talk about ATS trends that favor the Raiders here because they are almost impossible to find but that was the Raiders of 2004 and on and this is a brand new Raiders team with a lot to prove. I expect a very healthy dose of McFadden which should make the Broncos a little bit softer against the run and which should really open some plays up in the air and Russell has one of the strongest arms in the NFL. With the new group of guys coming in on both sides of the ball, I am pretty sure the Raiders will finally start to look like a team that belongs in the NFL and not a team that belongs in the local circus. You have to put your faith in the hands of a bunch of rookies or second year players tonight but I think Al Davis did the right thing with this team and I see them kicking off the season with a huge bang. My prediction is that although they will allow some points, the Raiders should score points of their own and flash the kind of offense we have not seen in a very long time.
The betting public is once again going with the more respectable team on paper in this game but I think they are overlooking too many important NFL betting aspects. What most bettors tend to forget this early in a season is that the NFL is the best sport in the world because there are so many changes from season to season and some of the worst teams one season can be some of the best teams the next. A lot of players have been brought in for Oakland and Al David has invested a ton to make this team better. He does not want to see this team better in a few weeks, he wants to see them better right now and I think he will get what he wants. The crowd is going to be as loud as it has ever been for the Broncos and the very hated Mike Shanahan and that should also have a huge impact on this game. Denver did not do much to address their defensive issues and that is going to be a problem here. DeAngelo Hall, Jamarcus Russell and Darren McFadden all love the spotlight as much as Champ Bailey loves the spotlight and I think all three of these guys are going to have big games. The underdog is 4-0 ATS in the four meetings and that would mean Oakland is 4-0 ATS in the last four meetings. I think this is the best team they have fielded in quite some time and let the good Al Davis times roll starting tonight. The Raiders are going to contend for a Wild Card this season and it all begins tonight. You all seem to forget how teams can change in an off-season and tonight is a 'serves you right lesson'.
Trend of the Game: Oakland is 4-0 ATS in their last four meetings with Denver.
Oakland 26, Denver 24
GOOD LUCK TO ALL!
RECAP:
NY Giants -3.5
Green Bay -1
Oakland +3
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