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Having said that, I had a terrible year this year. Even picking straight up. I started out OK, but it went south during the season. I zigged when I should've zagged. In the money contest I'm in, I went 0-5 to finish the contest culminating in a best bet on the Seahawks that came up about a ˝ foot short of covering on SNF. That's the way it goes sometimes.... I'm thinking the Saints at home are going to run away with it. I see some leftover revenge factor from the Keenum robbery (last year? Two years ago?). Good Texans will cover, bad Texans won't. I know, not much insight with that statement.... I keep waiting for the Texan defense to find itself - a bit like the Chiefs defense of late. It's lose-and-you-go-home time, so time to get it going.... If you can't beat the Bills....... Yes, AJ Brown is beasty. Pats are showing some cracks. Very well could be a Titans upset... Tough to go against the Pats at home, though.. I'm leaning Russell Wilson to get it done up in Philly but need to look into it a bit more... Sometimes the simplest logic is the correct one. I think I over-analyzed quite a bit this year and it led me astray... At any rate, just some thoughts from a guy on a losing streak, eheh.... |
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AJ Brown is All-Airport, alright. He lasted longer in the draft because of character concerns but, on raw talent, he may be better than his Ole Miss teammate Metcalf. Brown can be another Terrell Owens if he can stay focused.
I see the Texans-Bills game as being similar to the Oakland wild card game we had here when Osweiler was QB. Buffalo has a lot of good players but a suspect quarterback. Romeo needs to focus on the ground game, use McKinney as a spy, mix up the blitz packages and let their QB know the playoffs are a different animal. Conversely, Watson needs to utilize the TE, give Fuller V a few deep looks and then find Stills coming from the slot. If the Bills switch off D-Hop then start looking for him. OL needs to block well or it may be one of those 13-10 contests. Having J.J. back at home should fire up the crowd to another level. |
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Ok, I'll flip and take the Saints (-8) at home. The Pats will probably do well to take Brown out of the game, kinda how they do when playing the Texans to take away their best option to make you beat them with someone lesser. Winning at Foxboro is tough, but these are not your older brother's Patriots anymore. Gronk is not walking out of that tunnel. Feels weird to say, but I'll be pulling for *gulp* Vrabel and the Titans. |
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Yep, me too. My disdain for the Pats supercedes the same for the Titans. I'll probably end up picking the Pats to win - they aren't dead until someone knocks them out. It's a bounce-back situation for the Pats after losing to the Dolphins - a wake up call. Titans have a good chance to cover the 5 pts, though.... Pats by a 4th qtr FG?
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Pats by a 4th qtr clearly blown call?
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