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[worstluck]

Underdog Sportsline Cowboys +3

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Fezzik Sunday NFL

Fezzik | NFL Total -
Sunday, Sep 18 2016 8:30PM
287 GBP / 288 MIN UNDER 44.5 Pinnacle triple-dime bet

Fezzik | NFL Total
- Sunday, Sep 18 2016 4:25PM
281 IND / 282 DEN OVER 45.0 Pinnacle double-dime bet

Fezzik | NFL Total -
Sunday, Sep 18 2016 4:25PM
283 ATL / 284 OAK OVER 48.5 Pinnacle double-dime bet

 

[Ubu]

SportsInsights:
MIN Under 44.5
NO Over 51.5
CAR -13

2-3 last week. All the lines are stale. According to their own information NO was only at 51.5 for about 5 minutes.

 

[wickedeuro]

Marc Lawrence.
NFL
Cincy +3.5
Indy +6

Any Teddy covers NFL?

 

[sportscrazy]

[FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]Morm Hitzges NFL[/FONT]
[FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]DOUBLE PLAY: Chicago -3 Philadelphia
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[FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]SINGLE PLAYS:
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• [FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]New England -6 1/2 Miami[/FONT]
• [FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]Carolina -13 1/2 San Francisco[/FONT]
• [FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]Houston -2 1/2 Kansas City[/FONT]
• [FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]Indianapolis +6 Denver[/FONT]
• [FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]Minnesota +2 Green Bay[/FONT]
• [FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]Chicago--Philadelphia UNDER 42 1/2[/FONT]
• [FONT=wf_segoe-ui_normal]Dallas +3 Washington[/FONT]

 

[Mosi]

HONDO Week 2 NFL:

Best bets: Jets (Winner), Texans, Raiders.

Giants over Saints: Both teams are loaded offensively, but the Saints again have decided not to assemble a professional defense. Hondo would have made the Giants a Best Bet, but there’s a chance they could be on the receiving end of a karma kick in the butt for re-signing Josh Brown.

Lions over Titans: Two audience members at a recent taping of “Dancing with the Stars” charged at disgraced Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte, according to news reports. That’s one version of the story. Lochte has a slightly different version: “Seven armed men surrounded me with their semi-automatic weapons pointed at my head, but I just stared them down until help arrived.”

Texans over Chiefs: Houston, giving a measly three, is desperately seeking vengeance for January’s playoff pounding by K.C. Lay ’em and slay ’em.

Patriots over Dolphins: Dolphin coaches had better beware: Bill Belichick, always looking for an edge, intends to provide them with Samsung Gallery Note 7 phones for in-game communication.

Browns over Ravens: Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh denied he went digging for a nose nugget then slipped it into his mouth during Saturday’s rout over Central Florida, despite damning video evidence to the contrary. Clearly, Harbaugh is in denial and could benefit from entering the 12-step AB-EA (Adult Booger-Eaters Anonymous) program. “Hello, my name is Jim, and I am an adult booger-eater …”
Emailer BarkingMut weighs in with his first woof of the season: After the game, Harbaugh changed up his “Who’s got it better than us” catchphrase, proudly shouting to his team: “Who’s got a better booger than me!”
John Harbaugh can’t be happy about the nose-oriety his brother is getting. Many people probably figure if Jim’s a snot-snacker, then John probably is too.

Steelers over Bengals: Fun factoids of the week: Jim Harbaugh’s favorite song is “Boogie Fever” and his favorite movie is “Boogie Nights.”

Cowboys over Redskins: “Moobs,” aka man breasts, has been added to the Oxford English Dictionary. They are not to be confused with “SuperSaggers” — which are much larger and were often used to describe Ted Kennedy’s rack.

49ers over Panthers: Since Roger Goodell and the refs seem to be allowing helmet-to-helmet hits on Cam Newton this season, Hondo suggests you take a stand with the 49ers. Goodell told an amusing joke when he announced the NFL will donate $100 million to concussion research. Quipped the commish: “I care about our players.”

Cardinals over Buccaneers: Hillary Clinton’s personal physician, Dr. Lisa Bardack, claims the candidate is in “excellent mental health.” That’s only if you don’t include that pathological lying thing she has going on. In the wake of Hillary’s near collapse last Sunday, Chris Cillizza of the Washington Post had to walk back his comment that there is “zero evidence” anything is wrong with Hillary’s health. And that, folks, is the price you pay when you believe a Clinton.

Seahawks over Rams: With Hillary on the mend, Bill Clinton filled in for her at a couple of stops this week. Says the ol’ Horndog-in-Chief: “It’s just good to get back on the campaign tail.”

Broncos over Colts: Even though Brandon Marshall was fined $24,309 for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Cam Newton, he defiantly proclaimed, “I’ll do it again.” Apparently, his craving for an end to injustice in the streets, which he expresses by kneeling during the national anthem, doesn’t extend to the football field.

Raiders over Falcons: Hondo would be lyin’ if he said you won’t be cryin’ if you bet on Matt Ryan.

Chargers over Jaguars: After last week’s loss to the Packers, Gus Bradley fell to 12-37 as head coach of the Jaguars. Gus maybe should have gone into a less results-oriented business, such as weather forecasting.

Packers over Vikings: Minnesota coach Mike Zimmer won’t say which of his QB rejects will start, Shaun Hill or Sam Bradford. In the words of Hillary Clinton: “What difference does it make?”

Bears over Eagles: There’s a new product out called the Little Rooster S Vibrator, which serves as an alarm clock when set and strategically placed. The only complaint about it so far is that all the loud moaning and groaning wakes up the whole house.

Best bets: Jets (Winner), Texans, Raiders.

Thursday: Jets (Winner)

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

ASI

NFL (REGULAR SEASON)
PATRICK (1-0 +1.00)
Sunday September 18th (released 9/16)
CAR PANTHERS -13.5 SFO 49ERS (1PM) ** 2 UNIT SELECTION**
ARI CARDINALS -6.5 TB BUCCANEERS (4PM)

DAVID (4-1 +2.90)
Sunday September 18th (released 9/16)
HOU TEXANS -2.5 KC CHIEFS (1PM) ** 2 UNIT SELECTION**
CLE BROWNS +6.5 BAL RAVENS (1PM)

JEFF (1-2 -2.30)
Sunday September 18th (released 9/16)
SEA SEAHAWKS /LA RAMS OVER 38 (4PM) ** 2 UNIT SELECTION**
PIT STEELERS -3 CIN BENGALS (1PM)

LARRY (1-2 -2.30)
Sunday September 18th (released 9/16)
NO SAINTS /NY GIANTS OVER 53.5 (1PM) ** 2 UNIT SELECTION**
DEN BRONCOS -6.5 IND COLTS (425PM)
OAK RAIDERS -4 ATL FALCONS (425PM)

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Fat jack
Tennessee
Atlanta
Saints

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Cousin Sal

$700 Steelers~3.5
$800 Saints+4.5
$1400 best bet: Panthers~13

 

[sportscrazy]

Randall the Handle
Buccaneers (1-0) at Cardinals (0-1)
LINE: ARIZONA by 6½
The Cardinals are 9½-point favourites over the Patriots, but are spotting less than a converted touchdown against the Bucs? Yes, Tampa is off to a good start after defeating the Falcons 31-24 last week, led by sophomore QB Jameis Winston’s four-touchdown performance. However, let’s be reminded that this was a 6-10 Buccaneers team that had a minus-75 in scoring differential a year ago playing a less than stellar Falcons team, a divisional club the Buccaneers have now defeated in three straight. Not only will this be a step up in class, it will be Tampa’s second road game in as many weeks while the Cardinals will host again after dropping a nail-biter to the mighty Pats. Arizona is a top NFC team, 13-3 a year ago with a plus-176 point differential who rarely loses on this field. More importantly, the Bucs won’t have a soft offensive line to penetrate like they did in Atlanta as only three teams in the NFL gave up fewer sacks than the Cardinals allowed last year.
TAKING: CARDINALS -6½
Falcons (0-1) at Raiders (1-0)
LINE: OAKLAND by 5
The Raiders have been favoured four times over the past two years. Their only cover in that span was when they were a one-point choice over the lowly Titans. So while they are a sexy, trendy team for this 2016 season, giving away a bunch of points here against a capable visitor cannot be recommended. Oakland’s defence, or lack thereof, surrendered 434 yards and four aerial TDs to Atlanta’s division rival New Orleans last week. Falcons QB Matt Ryan may not put up Drew Brees numbers but Matty Ice threw for more than 330 yards and a pair of majors against a better Bucs defense than what the Raiders offer. Atlanta’s passing attack should inflict enough damage to make this host have to work very hard to win by the required margin. Not to take anything away from Oakland’s exciting 35-34 win a week ago, that game required a huge and exhausting comeback against the most horrid defence in the land. Sell high, buy low applies to this one.
TAKING: FALCONS +5
Saints (0-1) at Giants (1-0)
LINE: NY GIANTS by 4½
Giants may be experiencing a false sense of security after holding off rival Cowboys 20-19 last week. At that, we laugh. Facing Dallas’ rookie backfield combo of Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliot in their first pro game is a monumental difference than facing Drew Brees and his high-octane offence. We only have to look back to last November when these two squared off in the Superdome, resulting in one of the craziest shootouts in modern NFL history as Brees threw for more than 500 yards and seven touchdowns en route to a 52-49 win. While Eli Manning had a monster day of his own, his G-Men are being asked to give away points here and only the football gods know at this stage how many points will be needed to win and cover here. What we can bank on is that a substantial amount of scores will be required and with Sean Payton’s team facing a dubious 0-2 start, we’d rather roll the dice with the known commodity and the handicap being offered.
TAKING: SAINTS +4½
THE REST
Titans (0-1) at Lions (1-0)
LINE: DETROIT by 6
Have to like what we’re seeing out of Motown these days as Lions on a 7-2 roll since last season and QB Matthew Stafford is playing with a renewed enthusiasm under Jim Bob Cooter. Detroit has no laurels to rest upon and figure to be going full throttle each game. The Titans are in full rebuild and every game is a tryout for those still on the team. Said to have been focusing on a strong ground game, last week’s 25-16 home loss to Minnesota showed nothing to support such claims with DeMarco Murray and Derrick Henry rushing for a combined 45 yards on 18 carries. Without playmakers in the passing game, a problem exists. Leos were 3-0-1 as chalk when hosting last year.
TAKING: LIONS –6
Chiefs (1-0) at Texans (1-0)
LINE: HOUSTON by 2½
Texans will need a huge effort to reverse fortunes of an embarrassing 30-0 playoff thumping at the hands of these Chiefs this past January. The off-season acquisition of QB Brock Osweiler is supposed to help as Houston was void of a quarterback last season but the jury is still out on the young quarterback as he gets only his eighth career start and second for his new team. The Chiefs had to climb a mountain in their 2016 debut, pulling off a huge comeback win over the Chargers. Can’t see a team getting away on them again this week and while we like Houston’s personnel, not anxious to be giving away points to a superior squad. We’ll take what we can get.
TAKING: CHIEFS +2½
Dolphins (0-1) at Patriots (1-0)
LINE: NEW ENGLAND by 6½
The Dolphins put up a fight in a 12-10 loss up in Seattle last week. And while it might be a moral victory, it is a loss just the same. Now they’ll fly all the way back to the toughest venue on the east coast when they head to the graveyard they know as Gillette Stadium. While we could provide data on Miami’s troubles on this field, much of it is based on facing Tom Brady. But as we all know: Brady is suspended. Still, the system works as New England proved in Arizona last week. With the Fish having terrible deficiencies in both their secondary and running game, the reduced line is a bargain and one we will take full advantage of.
TAKING: PATRIOTS -6½
Ravens (1-0) at Browns (0-1)
LINE: BALTIMORE by 7
The Browns are a hard sell. People work too hard for their money to risk it on this dreadful team. They are the football version of Murphy’s Law. The only people this team scares is its fans. You get the point. Thing is, bookmakers don’t simply give money away and because the Brownies are so unappealing to the betting public, the bookies are forced to inflate their lines, an aversion tax if you will, in order to draw some money on them. The Ravens are the better team, but clubs focus on division teams most and taking a full touchdown at home within this AFC North division is the prudent way to go, no matter how repugnant it may feel.
TAKING: BROWNS +7
Bengals (1-0) at Steelers (1-0)
LINE: PITTSBURGH by 3½
Easily, the best game of the week as this has become the NFL’s best rivalry. The Bengals will be seeking to avenge the most horrific loss imaginable when a fumble and two major penalties allowed the Steelers to kick a game-winning field goal with 14 seconds to play in last year’s playoffs. Cincy was missing QB Andy Dalton for that one, but he will be at the helm on this day and that will make a huge difference as his team is 11-2 when Dalton is able to start and finish a game. The Steelers were able to mask their issues in a win over clumsy Washington, but with a bunch of first stringers missing from their lineup, those absences will become a bigger issue. Any points offered in this series are worth accepting.
TAKING: BENGALS +3½
Cowboys (0-1) at Redskins (0-1)
LINE: WASHINGTON by 2½
An added urgency here as the dreaded 0-2 staring both clubs in the face but not sure the Cowboys are able to respond. Without star QB Tony Romo, Dallas is obviously not the same. After a strong pre-season, QB Dak Prescott received a dose of reality when he managed a pedestrian 227 yards passing without a touchdown in his team’s home loss to the Giants. Rookie RB Ezekiel Elliott suffered a similar fate with just 51 yards on 20 carries. Now, with a weak secondary, a minimal pass rush and Prescott playing his first road game, things are not about to get any easier for the ’Boys. Washington was viewed by all on Monday night and a lacklustre performance has lowered this price, which suits us just fine.
TAKING: REDSKINS -2½
49ers (1-0) at Panthers (0-1)
LINE: CAROLINA by 13½
We basically know what we get with the Panthers. We also know they’ll be ferociously looking to get back in to the win column after dropping their past two meaningful games, both to the Broncos. This is a lesser opponent and one that Carolina should handle. However, spotting two touchdowns in this league is always a risky proposition and with the Niners arriving here off a 28-0 shutout of a division foe and with a new coach and fresh personnel, do we really know what the 49ers are? Pre-season reports called for San Fran to be a doormat but there is defensive talent and Chip Kelly has shown that he can ignite an offence. Carolina should win but generous pointspread brings them close enough together for our purposes.
TAKING: 49ERS +13½
Colts (0-1) at Broncos (1-0)
LINE: DENVER by 6
Emotion plays an immeasurable role in winning and losing games. We catch Denver in a vulnerable spot here as its past two games were a Super Bowl victory in February followed by a rematch win in the league’s grandioso season opener. Not only do we expect to catch them flatfooted here, the Broncos are being asked to spot significant points with a seventh-round quarterback making just his second career start. Trevor Siemian had a winning debut, but it was a less than impressive outing with just 178 yards passing, one touchdown and two interceptions. The Colts came up short after a comeback try versus Detroit with Andrew Luck throwing for 385 yards and four majors. Luck enters this one with a 14-7 against the spread mark as the underdog.
TAKING: COLTS +6
Jaguars (0-1) at Chargers (0-1)
LINE: SAN DIEGO by 3
The Jags gave the superior Packers all they wanted before dropping a close decision while the Chargers blew a 21-point third-quarter lead only to lose in overtime. It was no coincidence that San Diego’s offence changed dramatically when WR Keenan Allen was injured and unable to return. Allen will now miss the 2016 season and that is a huge blow to the Bolts. This opponent is more the Jaguars’ speed for what might be an ascending team and the return of RB Chris Ivory should help after T.J. Yeldon was only to generate 39 yards rushing last week on 21 attempts. We would prefer San Diego in the underdog role as it has only covered four of past 12 when giving away points.
TAKING: JAGUARS +3
Packers (1-0) at Vikings (1-0)
LINE: GREEN BAY by 2½
Maybe a healthy Green Bay team is the better squad, but this game is a huge deal for Minnesota. This Sunday night prime-timer goes in Minnesota’s new indoor stadium and the atmosphere figures to be electric. While the hometown edge is just one component, it’s never a bad thing to be taking home points in this long-standing rivalry, especially when having Minny’s strong defence going for you. Let’s also not forget that it’s the Vikes that are the defending NFC North champions, not the visiting Pack. While it hasn’t officially been announced, it appears Sam Bradford will guide Minnesota, being a notable upgrade from journeyman Shaun Hill. Packers on road for second time in two weeks and top WR Jordy Nelson still finding his legs.
TAKING: VIKINGS +2½
Eagles (1-0) at Bears (0-1)
LINE: CHICAGO by 3
The Bears offensive line couldn’t block Gilbert Gottfried. That was evident in their loss to the Texans last week when Jay Cutler was sacked five times and pressured numerous others. Sure, the Eagles’ win over the awful Browns doesn’t register high on the scale but a win is a win and QB Carson Wentz appeared poised and confident in the victory. Philadelphia made a good hire in DC Jim Schwartz and with a strong defensive line to work with, Cutler and his Bears could be in for another long afternoon. Chicago has not performed well on their own field with just one cover here last year, including a 0-2 mark straight up and versus number both times favoured at Soldier Field.
TAKING: EAGLES +3
Seahawks (1-0) at Rams (1-0)
No line as status of Seattle QB Russell Wilson is undetermined.

 

[sportsman0005]

EAGLE EYE SPORTS---Billy Joe Hershey
Your Pick: Houston Texans -2.5 (-110)
Your Pick: Atlanta Falcons +4.5 (-110)
Your Pick: Jags / San Diego Chargers Under 47.5
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[BuzzKill]

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[Spence]

SB Professor Original NFL Picks 9/18

Dallas +3
Jacksonville +3

(All plays tracked at released points, assuming -110 line)


3-Game Chase System Follow: 1-0, -0.1 units (next play: B, risk 2.31 to win 2.1 units)
All-Out Chase (Bankroll Buster) Follow: 1-1, -0.1 units (next play: risk 2.31 to win 2.1 units)
Simple Follow: 1-1, -0.1 units (always risk 1.1 to win 1 unit)


3-Game Chase System Fade: 1-0, +1 units (next play: A, risk 1.1 to win 1 units)
All-Out Chase (Bankroll Buster) Fade: 1-1, +1 units (next play: risk 1.1 to win 1 units)
Simple Fade: 1-1, -0.1 units (always risk 1.1 to win 1 unit)


Additional Plays Overall Record: 0-0, +/-0 units (always risk 1.1 to win 1 unit)
Streaks (does not include pushes): none

A bets: 1W-1L, Win%: 50.0%
B bets: 0W-0L, Win%: 0.0%
C bets: 0W-0L, Win%: 0.0%

 

[Spence]

HONDO Week 2 NFL:

Hondo- NFL Bonus Plays

Wk1: 7-9 (1-2 Best Bets)

 

[tgunn11]

Football Crusher
San Francisco 49ers +13.5 over Carolina Panthers
(System Record: 2-1, lost last 7 games)
Overall Record: 2-9

Rest of the Plays
Cincinnati Bengals +3.5 over Pittsburgh Steelers
Minnesota Vikings +2 over Green Bay Packers
Washington Redskins -165 over Dallas Cowboys

 

[tgunn11]

Baseball Crusher
Toronto Blue Jays -141 over LA Angels (pending)
Philadelphia Phillies -101 over Miami Marlins
(System Record: 92-5, won last 3 games)
Overall Record: 92-67

Rest of the Plays
Detroit Tigers +1.5 over Cleveland Indians
Tampa Bay Rays +103 over Baltimore O's
Colorado Rockies -154 over San Diego Padres

 

[tgunn11]

WNBA Crusher
Minnesota Lynx -9 over Atlanta Dream (pending)
nothing yet
(System Record: 25-1, lost last 2 games)
Overall Record: 25-25-2

Rest of the Plays
nothing yet

 

[tgunn11]

Soccer Crusher
Godoy Cruz + CA Boca Juniors UNDER 2.5
This match is happening in Argentina
(System Record: 1021-32, lost last 4 games and a push)
Overall Record: 1021-790-158

 

[Sleez]

Double dragon sports nfl week #2

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4-UNIT STRONGS
TEXANS -PK (-125) vs chiefs (1pm)
BENGALS +3.5 (-115) at steelers (1pm)
SAINTS +4.5 at giants (1pm)
PANTHERS -13 (-115) vs 49'ers (1pm)
COLTS +7 (-115) at broncos (4:25pm)
JAGUARS +3 at chargers (4:25pm)
PACKERS/VIKINGS UNDER 43 (SNF)
EAGLES/BEARS UNDER 42.5 (MNF)