So bet AGAINST GB and Houston. Correct??Since 2000 1-7 ats
Only cover 2003 overrated Chiefs with Trent Green who only had 1 other winning season as QB lost to Colts and Manning.
Lost by 31
11
4(road favorite)
21
4(both teams scored 40 or more)
17
20
Only GB as they were on road and scored 48So bet AGAINST GB and Houston. Correct??
Well, scoring that much might have an impact on draining a team especially if they dominated in all areas. Maybe overconfidence could hurt them.Then all of that facing one of the best teams who should beat or destroy them anyways. JMO.Any team any system comes along you have to look at if it makes sense.But I could ask the other question. If teams in general who score 45 or more are 11-27 do you think that is just a coincidence? And if so why? It is easy to claim that because there is no way to real explain "just a coincidence" Where as if it makes sense you need a valid point. It is fine if you believe it, but just think about if it makes sense. Also,it may lower the line since people always believe what they see right before them and since it is just one game....well it may very well just be one game.I am looking at, and will go with Balty & probably SF, too, for other reasons... but, respectfully, what logic exists that predicts a result ATS against a team that scored 40 or more points, opening round? If they had both won by only 6, would the lines theoretically be -13, -13 or something?
Yikesjust #1 seeds in Divisional round
35% ATS last 20 years
10-25-1 ATS when favored by less 10 or less, 29% cover rate
Only twice in the last two decades have both 1-seeds covered and won; they've gone 0-2 ATS a whopping eight times.