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Read somewhere it's opening as a pickem. O/U at 47.5. Expecting Denver to be favoured by 1 or 2 by Monday.
That's insane. If it's a pick-em, the O/U should be way lower. No way these two teams trade points back and forth for a 24-24 pace. If it's close, it's gonna be low-scoring which favors Seattle's D. If it's a high-scoring game, then Peyton is slinging it and no way Russell Wilson keeps up. That looks like an exploitable line.
I'm not sure what you're talking about and your stalking is a little creepy. Find another "friend", pal.
I actually think Sherman's outburst is going to boost the Denver line up more then it should be. Should be Denver -1.
I was looking into this also, I picked Denevr to be like -2. Though who knows what it will start at or end at, but I thought it would start -2.
I don't know why you think that's funny. Its not. Nor is it relevant to this thread.Patriots just scored again on your Colts.
Give him a break. He's a Lions fan feigning Seahawks. Its understandable.I don't know why you think that's funny. Its not. Nor is it relevant to this thread.Patriots just scored again on your Colts.
The defensive scoring rank of the recent Seahawks' schedule
Denver rarely plays 4 WR sets. Base offense is 3 WRs, 1 TE, 1 RB. When they're not in that, they're usually playing 2 WRs, 2 TEs, 1 RB. I bet they spent more snaps this season in 3 TE sets than 4 WR sets. 4 WRs means you're either taking off Julius Thomas (which is a downgrade in the passing game), or else you're losing an RB (which is a bad thing in an offense that thrives on play action and the screen game).
What he said.
Absolutely nothing. Should have looked at the date a little more carefully on that.
And how exactly can you proclaim this? If they lose, are you saying it will be on the Defense? I'd think it would squarely fall on the offense's inability to score points. Can they win, yes. I just don't see them scoring enough. But, if they do win, I'll be here to congratulate the team and their fans.
Because one event is fairly random, and the outcome of this game is probably a coin flip. If you've got a 50% chance to do something, it seems pretty dumb to say you don't have enough of anything to get it done. Clearly they have enough of everything to get it done. Just like the Broncos. That doesn't, however, mean that they will win.
If you could find the data for the regular season I'd love to see it. I like info. Or, you could just be a #### because of a mistake I made. Your call.
I honestly think it depends on if Denver can get to a 10+ point lead. If so, then I don't see Seattle coming back. However, if they keep it close then it is a FG game.
