A big matchup for Week 3 of the NFL season is the upstart Atlanta Falcons against the New Orleans Saints. The Saints won both games last season. The Saints, a 3 ½-point home favorite, will be without running back Reggie Bush, while Falcons running back Michael Turner is expected to play. There are a few trends to follow between these teams.
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Oregon Ducks at Arizona St Sun Devils, Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, AZ
Saturday, September 25, 2010, 10:30 pm EST, TV: Fox Sports Net
Opening Line: Oregon -9 1/2
Current Line: Oregon -12
Opening Total: 54
Current Total: 56
Money Line: Oregon -460 / Arizona St +380
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Here is a breakdown of some of this week’s college football trends:
Continue reading “College Football Trends Report For Week 4”
Miami at Pittsburgh (49): The total has come down from 51 , and it might be safe to think these Big East teams might play it close to the vest. But the Hurricanes have average 34.5 points a game and the Panthers have averaged 31. Miami has given up 20 points a game, while the Panthers have average 21. Pittsburgh is averaging 355 yards offense, while giving up 351.
Continue reading “College Football Handicapping: Week 4 Totals Analysis”
New York Jets cornerback Derrelle Revis, who missed most of training camp with a contract dispute, will now miss time for a different reason. The high profile cornerback is listed as out this week on the NFL injury report against the Miami Dolphins due to a hamstring injury. He will not travel with the Jets to Miami to remain in New Jersey for treatments. “I want to be out there with them, but I can’t,” he said in a report. “I am going to take my time and get back to 100 percent.” Jets linebacker Jason Taylor (elbow) was limited in practice.
Continue reading “NFL Handicapping: Injury Report For Week 3 Football”
The Atlanta Falcons losing last week against the Steelers bode well for them this week. If their past history is any indication, thre are some trends that favor the Falcons this week. Atlanta is 7-0 ATS (+7.0 Units) after scoring 14 points or less last game over the last 3 seasons. It is also 10-2 ATS (+7.8 Units) after 1 or more consecutive losses over the last 3 seasons. For the Cardinals, coach Ken Whisenhunt is 18-9 for the over (+8.1 Units) as an underdog. He is also 23-13 for the over (+8.7 Units) in games played on turf.
When surveying the scene for college football this weekend, there are always plenty of numbers and trends to consider. Here are some of the highlights:
It’s just the first week of the National Football League season, but there were some games where key players left to concussions. Not only did it affect the outcomes of the opener, but it leaves a blurry picture on trying to handicap week 2 games. The most curious situation is in Philadelphia. Starter Kevin Kolb was knocked out with a concussion. Kolb’s stats were not impressive in the first half. He went 5 of 10 for 24 yards. Michael Vick came in and ignited the offense. He threw for 175 yards and a touchdown and ran for 103 yards. Eagles coach Andy Reid said after the game that Kolb is still the No. 1 quarterback and will return when healthy.
Continue reading “Concussions Can Leave NFL Handicappers With a Headache”
With one week in the books, the picture gets a little clearer on who can score. Here is a handicapping breakdown and quick look at the totals for Week 2 in the National Football League:
Continue reading “NFL Handicapping: An Early Look at the Week 2 NFL Totals”
Syracuse Orange at Washington Huskies, Husky Stadium, Seattle, WA
Saturday, September 11, 2010, 7:00 pm, TV: Fox Sports-Northwest
Opening Line: Washington -10
Current Line: Washington -13
Opening Total: 49 1/2
Current Total: 48 1/2
Money Line: Washington -500/ Syracuse +400
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Continue reading “College Football Picks: Syracuse Vs Washington Predictions”