San Diego will win big enough tonight to even grab those Indy betters with 10 pt. teasers with Denver losing the stage is set for SD to get back in the race hell even looking at the video of Ben last week nobody mentioned the faces of LT and Rivers the deal was set last week and now the other end of the deal falls into place tonight!!! Grab all the alternate lines with SD laying anything from 10 pts and up.
Somebody send Peyton the memo, this is a trap game. He might as well not even go out on the field. Same for Wayne, Harrison, Adai, Gonza, Saturday, Sanders, Freeney, etc.
The Colts are a better team than SD. They have a bit of grudge to settle as well after last season's playoff loss. Not to mention the Colts need to keep winning to keep their name in the Wild Card hat.
They have just as much incentive as the Bolts. They aren't playing at home, but they are getting points.
I'm with Harley on this one. Manning throws all over that nobody secondary all night long. Colts 37 -14.
Go Horse!
The Colts are a better team than SD. They have a bit of grudge to settle as well after last season's playoff loss. Not to mention the Colts need to keep winning to keep their name in the Wild Card hat.
They have just as much incentive as the Bolts. They aren't playing at home, but they are getting points.
I'm with Harley on this one. Manning throws all over that nobody secondary all night long. Colts 37 -14.
Go Horse!
Agree. There is no fix, its just a cheap excuse for guys who lose money gambling. I think it is a tough game to call. I personally like Indy, I see no way they slow Manning down with the lack of D this year. I'll throw my money on what I see on the field, not ghosts, gobblins, and theories.
Dude. Its sports. Its the NFL things happen. I'm sure there were no gambling on my HS sports teams, yet I've been beat by crappy teams, and knocked off and beat way better teams. Thats sports, IF IT WAS AS EASY AS PICKING THE TEAM WITH THE BETTER RECORD NO ONE WOULD FIND IT INTERESTING.
Things happen, its not all magic and fixes.
