Dudes,
The other day I was ripping up the highway rocking on the Ipod when vintage Faster Pussycat enlightened me. This week, I added some of their latest shit (which is still old), but once a head banger, always a head banger I say. I was moved to one of the greatest love songs of all time, "The Power & The Glory Hole." Now, having a first hand account of Glory Hole, the soliloquy of great things is most notably echoed throughout onto others when there's a happy ending. Trust me when I say this, fuck that Doritos commercial at the Super Bowl when the dude got his finger licked clean from the other dude on the opposite side of the wall.
So once again, what the fuck does this mean for today in the NFL? I'll illustrate...
Sometimes, the most common things are often the most over-looked, or the easiest. While December has turned into a framework for many clubs to still nab a playoff spot, all we really care about is who and how our wagers are defined, along with cash in the wallets.
Many of you may over over-looked this one, or skipped over it based on the bland numbers that taste as bad as crusty thongs, but that's where The Meat Vendor database redefines the art of keeping it crispy for all of us.
What we want to do today is fade a road team in a bump that waxed their opponents ass at home last week putting up the goose egg.
A little bit of history here...
October 5, San Diego 31 New York Jets 0
October 12, San Diego (-7) @ Oakland, Bolts grab the win, but fall to Vegas standards 31-28
October 12, Philadelphia 27 New York Giants 0
October 19, Philadelphia BYE WEEK
October 26, Philadelphia (-1) @ Arizona, Cardinals win 24-20
October 19, Indianapolis 27 Cincinnati 0
October 26, Indianapolis (-4.5) @ Pittsburgh, Steelers pummel the Ponies 51-34
November 2, Miami 37 San Diego 0
November 9, Miami (+3) @ Detroit, Lions win 20-16
November 30, St. Louis 52 Oakland 0
December 7, TODAY
As you can see, there's been 5 shutouts this year in the NFL, a relatively high number in one season. Line movements are often based on how well or how poor teams did the week prior.
Once again, this is a PLAY AGAINST St. Louis, as we uncork on the Redskins. Hats off to Steiner69er for recognizing this shit.
9 units Washington Redskins +3 (Leg Spreader Play of the Day)
6 units Cleveland Browns +3
5 units Jacksonville Jaguars +6.5
4 units San Francisco/Oakland over 40
3 units Baltimore Ravens +3
3 units New York Giants/Tennessee under 47
3 units Seattle/Philadelphia over 47
3 units Arizona Cardinals +3
2 units Pittsburgh Steelers +3
2 units New Orleans Saints -8.5
As always my fellow glory hole Inserters, keep it crispy,
Best of Luck,
Eddie Rebel
The other day I was ripping up the highway rocking on the Ipod when vintage Faster Pussycat enlightened me. This week, I added some of their latest shit (which is still old), but once a head banger, always a head banger I say. I was moved to one of the greatest love songs of all time, "The Power & The Glory Hole." Now, having a first hand account of Glory Hole, the soliloquy of great things is most notably echoed throughout onto others when there's a happy ending. Trust me when I say this, fuck that Doritos commercial at the Super Bowl when the dude got his finger licked clean from the other dude on the opposite side of the wall.
So once again, what the fuck does this mean for today in the NFL? I'll illustrate...
Sometimes, the most common things are often the most over-looked, or the easiest. While December has turned into a framework for many clubs to still nab a playoff spot, all we really care about is who and how our wagers are defined, along with cash in the wallets.
Many of you may over over-looked this one, or skipped over it based on the bland numbers that taste as bad as crusty thongs, but that's where The Meat Vendor database redefines the art of keeping it crispy for all of us.
What we want to do today is fade a road team in a bump that waxed their opponents ass at home last week putting up the goose egg.
A little bit of history here...
October 5, San Diego 31 New York Jets 0
October 12, San Diego (-7) @ Oakland, Bolts grab the win, but fall to Vegas standards 31-28
October 12, Philadelphia 27 New York Giants 0
October 19, Philadelphia BYE WEEK
October 26, Philadelphia (-1) @ Arizona, Cardinals win 24-20
October 19, Indianapolis 27 Cincinnati 0
October 26, Indianapolis (-4.5) @ Pittsburgh, Steelers pummel the Ponies 51-34
November 2, Miami 37 San Diego 0
November 9, Miami (+3) @ Detroit, Lions win 20-16
November 30, St. Louis 52 Oakland 0
December 7, TODAY
As you can see, there's been 5 shutouts this year in the NFL, a relatively high number in one season. Line movements are often based on how well or how poor teams did the week prior.
Once again, this is a PLAY AGAINST St. Louis, as we uncork on the Redskins. Hats off to Steiner69er for recognizing this shit.
9 units Washington Redskins +3 (Leg Spreader Play of the Day)
6 units Cleveland Browns +3
5 units Jacksonville Jaguars +6.5
4 units San Francisco/Oakland over 40
3 units Baltimore Ravens +3
3 units New York Giants/Tennessee under 47
3 units Seattle/Philadelphia over 47
3 units Arizona Cardinals +3
2 units Pittsburgh Steelers +3
2 units New Orleans Saints -8.5
As always my fellow glory hole Inserters, keep it crispy,
Best of Luck,
Eddie Rebel
