GL
any insights as to what possessed you to take SF and AZ as unpredictable as they are?
also - I like Indy over the jags because its a large task IMO to ask any defense to slow down the offensive production that indy has put up, add in the stagnant jags offense and it seems to match up pretty well for indy - no?
any insights as to what possessed you to take SF and AZ as unpredictable as they are?
also - I like Indy over the jags because its a large task IMO to ask any defense to slow down the offensive production that indy has put up, add in the stagnant jags offense and it seems to match up pretty well for indy - no?
jay
san fran
rams have been brutal ats on grass and as a road fav, home teams have dominated this series lately,san fran got hammered last week and i see them bouncing back
arizona
denny green has this team playing competitve football, i'll take em at home with a field goal against a mediocore saints team
jax
I'll take a better defensive team at home getting points against a domer, indy won't put up many points against jax defense and jax should be able to score against indy's weak defense
san fran
rams have been brutal ats on grass and as a road fav, home teams have dominated this series lately,san fran got hammered last week and i see them bouncing back
arizona
denny green has this team playing competitve football, i'll take em at home with a field goal against a mediocore saints team
jax
I'll take a better defensive team at home getting points against a domer, indy won't put up many points against jax defense and jax should be able to score against indy's weak defense
I cant buy into SF and AZ because of how bad they have been. Keep in mind also the saints beat the rams - however I see how yer looking at it... The rams and saints are just bad themselves and therefore both of them as road favs might not seem right. SF and AZ are both 3.5 point home dogs now (at bodog anyway)
I cant agree with the logic on jacksonville - they are a better defensive team but that isnt the point - they arent a perfect defensive team by any stretch, and that seems to be what it will take to stop indy from scoring. More importantly though - jacksonville doesnt have any way to score. They can run leftwich off tackle left and right all game long but its not gonna put them over the top even against the worst defense in the league. Sure defense wins games but the second indy drops a couple of scores the jags will be forced to put some points up, and I dont see them being able to do what green bay did putting up 30+ points.
The jags would like this to be a 7-6 game but they'll be suprised in my opinion when they see an offense eons ahead of buffalo tennesse or denver...
GL
I cant agree with the logic on jacksonville - they are a better defensive team but that isnt the point - they arent a perfect defensive team by any stretch, and that seems to be what it will take to stop indy from scoring. More importantly though - jacksonville doesnt have any way to score. They can run leftwich off tackle left and right all game long but its not gonna put them over the top even against the worst defense in the league. Sure defense wins games but the second indy drops a couple of scores the jags will be forced to put some points up, and I dont see them being able to do what green bay did putting up 30+ points.
The jags would like this to be a 7-6 game but they'll be suprised in my opinion when they see an offense eons ahead of buffalo tennesse or denver...
GL
