Two plays to really consider this week

[Enfuego]

Denver -7 over Miami.

Denver coming off an embarrassing loss playing which has historically been bad in cold weather. Think Miami gets blown out in this one.

NO -3 over Baltimore.

New Orleans can't play any worse and won't pay any worse on Monday night. Brees and Graham get this thing going in a big way.

 

[tmader7]

Setting yourself up for trouble imo. Denver has injury issues now, and Miami playing fairly well. The cold will be a factor, give you that, but don't count the fish out. And Nawlins....shit, stick a fork in them, they lost two in a row in the Dome, hell, that means the sun won't come up on the French Quarter for a year. GL

~T~

 

[BoutMyMoney]

like the denver pick.... kinda leaning baltimore though... good luck..

denver and the pack roll this weekend.. bol

 

[BAGIANT]

Denver historically drubs their opponents after a loss. They win by an average of 15 points. Leaning towards the Ravens myself. They are a well rounded team that can win on the road.

 

[kid31]

I like Denver a lot this weekend. Miami is a good team I believe, but this is not a good match-up for them and they are not a team that can play from multiple scores behind well. Tannehill will be a fine QB in the league but at this point he's best when he can manage through a game, not do more than he should be asked to do. For that reason and a warm weather team traveling west to the cold (high 42 sunday, likely in the 30's at gametime)

 

[sdf]

Denver should drub Miami but PeyPey is missing 2 of his top 3 pass catchers. Sanders is a HUGE injury for Pey...he's been mister clutch for them. The OL hasnt been blocking well lately either. The RB carousel isnt making things easier.

NOR, I can no longer back. They arent the NOR we all knew from years past. They have lost a step and now with Cooks out the offense is Jimmy and Jimmy and Jimmy and Baltimore can focus on him. Balt is rested and not afraid of the road. Everyone is beating NOR at home....and Balt is better than the past 2 teams that beat the Saints (SF, Cin).

 

[Enfuego]

Denver should drub Miami but PeyPey is missing 2 of his top 3 pass catchers. Sanders is a HUGE injury for Pey...he's been mister clutch for them. The OL hasnt been blocking well lately either. The RB carousel isnt making things easier.

NOR, I can no longer back. They arent the NOR we all knew from years past. They have lost a step and now with Cooks out the offense is Jimmy and Jimmy and Jimmy and Baltimore can focus on him. Balt is rested and not afraid of the road. Everyone is beating NOR at home....and Balt is better than the past 2 teams that beat the Saints (SF, Cin).

Sanders has not been ruled out of this game.

 

[wizard1183]

Denver should drub Miami but PeyPey is missing 2 of his top 3 pass catchers. Sanders is a HUGE injury for Pey...he's been mister clutch for them. The OL hasnt been blocking well lately either. The RB carousel isnt making things easier.

NOR, I can no longer back. They arent the NOR we all knew from years past. They have lost a step and now with Cooks out the offense is Jimmy and Jimmy and Jimmy and Baltimore can focus on him. Balt is rested and not afraid of the road. Everyone is beating NOR at home....and Balt is better than the past 2 teams that beat the Saints (SF, Cin).

Teams who were are home 3x in a row and lost last 2 are 26-22 SU, 28-19-1 ATS and 28-18-2 O/U.
Nawlins drubs Balty. Not to mention Brees has never beat Balty if I'm not mistaken. Saints are 1-4 vs Balty.

 

[Slurve~Ball]

For those thinking MIA in the cold will be a factor...

"Since 2009, the Dolphins have compiled a 11-10 record on the road in outdoor games played in temperatures colder than 56 degrees, according to data from NFLweather.com"