Doctor Detroit
Please remove your headgear
Didn't really watch the first half. Anyone have a 2h bet here?
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Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Wow, can't believe he missed.
Dan Lambskin
Footballguy
Doctor Detroit
Please remove your headgear
Guess I'll play the 2h OVER 27 for a couple of bucks.
Angry Beavers
Footballguy
Balt +10/Car +1/Detroit +14... three team 7 point teaser - Risking 2 units to make 3
GLTA
AB
GLTA
AB
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
I'm diggin' me some Cam Worthy. Uses that big body nicely.
Dan Lambskin
Footballguy
The Ref
Footballguy
Dan Lambskin
Footballguy
yeah up now...late game listed first
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Big on the Panthers ML. If Ryan Lindley beats me, so be it.
BRONG
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
Here is the REALLY Sharps Report, FYI. 
(Saturday, 4:30PM Eastern, ESPN) CAROLINA (-4.5) vs. ARIZONA (Over/Under = 37.5-38)
Carolina has been hot of late, winning enough down the stretch to get themselves almost to .500 (7-8-1) and winning what have been essentially playoff games for the past several weeks as a loss would have eliminated the Panthers for the past two weeks. Both Cam Newton and Jonathan Stewart have been playing well in December, and now they get to host the reeling Cardinals to start the postseason on Saturday. That short week is key for Arizona, as they still are hoping that Drew Stanton is healthy enough to start the Wild Card contest. Think about that for a moment – the Cardinals are HOPING for Drew Stanton to start – that’s how bad it is for the Arizona quarterback situation. Don’t forget that Andre Ellington is out too, so Arizona is a shell of what they were back in October and November. Carolina will get enough done against the Cardinals, who will struggle to put up points all day long. Panthers 23, Cardinals 13. PICK: Panthers
(Saturday, 8:00PM Eastern, NBC) PITTSBURGH (-3) vs. BALTIMORE (Over/Under = 46.5-47)
The Ravens have not looked very good of late, but they got the job done in Week 17 that they needed to with a win over Cleveland – but it was not pretty. Baltimore struggled for more than a half against Conner Shaw at quarterback for the Browns, and were tied 3-3 for far too long against Cleveland. Meanwhile, the Steelers were taking care of business at home against the Bengals, winning 27-17 but losing a key part of their offense with the hyperextended knee of Le’Veon Bell. Everyone is going to be looking at this rivalry and how close it has been in the past between these two teams that really don’t like one another and also key on Bell’s injury – which will lead many to take the Ravens. That’s a mistake. Baltimore’s offense is stuck in neutral and they still have a porous secondary, which is what Ben Roethlisberger will exploit on Saturday night. The last time these two met, Roethlisberger had six touchdown passes. This one will be a big win for the Steelers, as Joe Flacco cannot keep up with a hot Pittsburgh passing game. Steelers 34, Ravens 20. PICK: Steelers
Sunday, 1:00PM Eastern, CBS) CINCINNATI (+4) at INDIANAPOLIS (Over/Under = 49)
Indianapolis has not been the same offensive team since T.Y. Hilton was injured. Andrew Luck is an immensely talented quarterback, but he needs some weapons and playmakers to move the ball down the field, especially in the postseason. When I picture the Cincinnati plan for this contest, I think back to how the Bengals planned to disrupt Peyton Manning two weeks ago. While Luck may not throw four interceptions, he might struggle under pressure from a talented Bengals defensive front and an underrated secondary. Cincinnati will look to manage the clock by running the ball with Jeremy Hill and Giovani Bernard, which will keep Luck off the field and also minimize the risk of Andy Dalton imploding in the playoffs (again). I like Cincinnati to be in this game all day long, double cover Hilton and put pressure on Luck. Hill and Bernard will eventually be the difference makers, especially against a one-dimensional Indianapolis offense that has not been able to consistently run the ball since the loss of Ahmad Bradshaw. PICK: Bengals
(Sunday, 4:00PM Eastern, FOX) DETROIT (+7) at DALLAS (Over/Under = 48-49)
This comes down to the points for me here, as I am not at all confident that the Lions can win this one. Detroit’s Matthew Stafford has never beaten a team with a winning record on the road, and the prospects of beating the Cowboys in Dallas do not look great. DeMarco Murray will be up against a tough front seven from the Lions, who are susceptible to the passing game on the defensive side of the ball. That points to bigger contributions from Tony Romo and Dez Bryant. Stafford will need to play well too, and he will need big games from both Golden Tate and Calvin Johnson. Joique Bell will pound the ball between the tackles and try and keep the offense balanced, and I can see this being a shootout-type contest. Las Vegas has this game at around 49 points and a projected score of Dallas 28, Detroit 21, and I can see that being close to the answer here. Dallas also has the better kicking game, but I like the return game for the Lions. I think Dallas wins, but seven points is too much for me. I will take the Lions to cover but Dallas to win, 27-24. PICK: Lions
(Saturday, 4:30PM Eastern, ESPN) CAROLINA (-4.5) vs. ARIZONA (Over/Under = 37.5-38)
Carolina has been hot of late, winning enough down the stretch to get themselves almost to .500 (7-8-1) and winning what have been essentially playoff games for the past several weeks as a loss would have eliminated the Panthers for the past two weeks. Both Cam Newton and Jonathan Stewart have been playing well in December, and now they get to host the reeling Cardinals to start the postseason on Saturday. That short week is key for Arizona, as they still are hoping that Drew Stanton is healthy enough to start the Wild Card contest. Think about that for a moment – the Cardinals are HOPING for Drew Stanton to start – that’s how bad it is for the Arizona quarterback situation. Don’t forget that Andre Ellington is out too, so Arizona is a shell of what they were back in October and November. Carolina will get enough done against the Cardinals, who will struggle to put up points all day long. Panthers 23, Cardinals 13. PICK: Panthers
(Saturday, 8:00PM Eastern, NBC) PITTSBURGH (-3) vs. BALTIMORE (Over/Under = 46.5-47)
The Ravens have not looked very good of late, but they got the job done in Week 17 that they needed to with a win over Cleveland – but it was not pretty. Baltimore struggled for more than a half against Conner Shaw at quarterback for the Browns, and were tied 3-3 for far too long against Cleveland. Meanwhile, the Steelers were taking care of business at home against the Bengals, winning 27-17 but losing a key part of their offense with the hyperextended knee of Le’Veon Bell. Everyone is going to be looking at this rivalry and how close it has been in the past between these two teams that really don’t like one another and also key on Bell’s injury – which will lead many to take the Ravens. That’s a mistake. Baltimore’s offense is stuck in neutral and they still have a porous secondary, which is what Ben Roethlisberger will exploit on Saturday night. The last time these two met, Roethlisberger had six touchdown passes. This one will be a big win for the Steelers, as Joe Flacco cannot keep up with a hot Pittsburgh passing game. Steelers 34, Ravens 20. PICK: Steelers
Sunday, 1:00PM Eastern, CBS) CINCINNATI (+4) at INDIANAPOLIS (Over/Under = 49)
Indianapolis has not been the same offensive team since T.Y. Hilton was injured. Andrew Luck is an immensely talented quarterback, but he needs some weapons and playmakers to move the ball down the field, especially in the postseason. When I picture the Cincinnati plan for this contest, I think back to how the Bengals planned to disrupt Peyton Manning two weeks ago. While Luck may not throw four interceptions, he might struggle under pressure from a talented Bengals defensive front and an underrated secondary. Cincinnati will look to manage the clock by running the ball with Jeremy Hill and Giovani Bernard, which will keep Luck off the field and also minimize the risk of Andy Dalton imploding in the playoffs (again). I like Cincinnati to be in this game all day long, double cover Hilton and put pressure on Luck. Hill and Bernard will eventually be the difference makers, especially against a one-dimensional Indianapolis offense that has not been able to consistently run the ball since the loss of Ahmad Bradshaw. PICK: Bengals
(Sunday, 4:00PM Eastern, FOX) DETROIT (+7) at DALLAS (Over/Under = 48-49)
This comes down to the points for me here, as I am not at all confident that the Lions can win this one. Detroit’s Matthew Stafford has never beaten a team with a winning record on the road, and the prospects of beating the Cowboys in Dallas do not look great. DeMarco Murray will be up against a tough front seven from the Lions, who are susceptible to the passing game on the defensive side of the ball. That points to bigger contributions from Tony Romo and Dez Bryant. Stafford will need to play well too, and he will need big games from both Golden Tate and Calvin Johnson. Joique Bell will pound the ball between the tackles and try and keep the offense balanced, and I can see this being a shootout-type contest. Las Vegas has this game at around 49 points and a projected score of Dallas 28, Detroit 21, and I can see that being close to the answer here. Dallas also has the better kicking game, but I like the return game for the Lions. I think Dallas wins, but seven points is too much for me. I will take the Lions to cover but Dallas to win, 27-24. PICK: Lions
IC FBGCav
Footballguy
You want to bet tonight on Comier today together?Here is the REALLY Sharps Report, FYI.
(Saturday, 4:30PM Eastern, ESPN) CAROLINA (-4.5) vs. ARIZONA (Over/Under = 37.5-38)
Carolina has been hot of late, winning enough down the stretch to get themselves almost to .500 (7-8-1) and winning what have been essentially playoff games for the past several weeks as a loss would have eliminated the Panthers for the past two weeks. Both Cam Newton and Jonathan Stewart have been playing well in December, and now they get to host the reeling Cardinals to start the postseason on Saturday. That short week is key for Arizona, as they still are hoping that Drew Stanton is healthy enough to start the Wild Card contest. Think about that for a moment – the Cardinals are HOPING for Drew Stanton to start – that’s how bad it is for the Arizona quarterback situation. Don’t forget that Andre Ellington is out too, so Arizona is a shell of what they were back in October and November. Carolina will get enough done against the Cardinals, who will struggle to put up points all day long. Panthers 23, Cardinals 13. PICK: Panthers
(Saturday, 8:00PM Eastern, NBC) PITTSBURGH (-3) vs. BALTIMORE (Over/Under = 46.5-47)
The Ravens have not looked very good of late, but they got the job done in Week 17 that they needed to with a win over Cleveland – but it was not pretty. Baltimore struggled for more than a half against Conner Shaw at quarterback for the Browns, and were tied 3-3 for far too long against Cleveland. Meanwhile, the Steelers were taking care of business at home against the Bengals, winning 27-17 but losing a key part of their offense with the hyperextended knee of Le’Veon Bell. Everyone is going to be looking at this rivalry and how close it has been in the past between these two teams that really don’t like one another and also key on Bell’s injury – which will lead many to take the Ravens. That’s a mistake. Baltimore’s offense is stuck in neutral and they still have a porous secondary, which is what Ben Roethlisberger will exploit on Saturday night. The last time these two met, Roethlisberger had six touchdown passes. This one will be a big win for the Steelers, as Joe Flacco cannot keep up with a hot Pittsburgh passing game. Steelers 34, Ravens 20. PICK: Steelers
Sunday, 1:00PM Eastern, CBS) CINCINNATI (+4) at INDIANAPOLIS (Over/Under = 49)
Indianapolis has not been the same offensive team since T.Y. Hilton was injured. Andrew Luck is an immensely talented quarterback, but he needs some weapons and playmakers to move the ball down the field, especially in the postseason. When I picture the Cincinnati plan for this contest, I think back to how the Bengals planned to disrupt Peyton Manning two weeks ago. While Luck may not throw four interceptions, he might struggle under pressure from a talented Bengals defensive front and an underrated secondary. Cincinnati will look to manage the clock by running the ball with Jeremy Hill and Giovani Bernard, which will keep Luck off the field and also minimize the risk of Andy Dalton imploding in the playoffs (again). I like Cincinnati to be in this game all day long, double cover Hilton and put pressure on Luck. Hill and Bernard will eventually be the difference makers, especially against a one-dimensional Indianapolis offense that has not been able to consistently run the ball since the loss of Ahmad Bradshaw. PICK: Bengals
(Sunday, 4:00PM Eastern, FOX) DETROIT (+7) at DALLAS (Over/Under = 48-49)
This comes down to the points for me here, as I am not at all confident that the Lions can win this one. Detroit’s Matthew Stafford has never beaten a team with a winning record on the road, and the prospects of beating the Cowboys in Dallas do not look great. DeMarco Murray will be up against a tough front seven from the Lions, who are susceptible to the passing game on the defensive side of the ball. That points to bigger contributions from Tony Romo and Dez Bryant. Stafford will need to play well too, and he will need big games from both Golden Tate and Calvin Johnson. Joique Bell will pound the ball between the tackles and try and keep the offense balanced, and I can see this being a shootout-type contest. Las Vegas has this game at around 49 points and a projected score of Dallas 28, Detroit 21, and I can see that being close to the answer here. Dallas also has the better kicking game, but I like the return game for the Lions. I think Dallas wins, but seven points is too much for me. I will take the Lions to cover but Dallas to win, 27-24. PICK: Lions
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Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Has Ware gotten a call correct all day?
"Right in the area of holding."
Yep... personal foul.
"Right in the area of holding."
Yep... personal foul.
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
And where exactly is this "area of holding"...?
Dan Lambskin
Footballguy
I do not think the Lions cover. did not like the way they looked on run D vs Pack (lacey 26/100)...I think Boys rungame is much better than Pack and is going to be the difference maker. not sure Lions really have an answer for Dez either
Lions just have not been able to get it together on offense either
don't usually bet against my team and I'd love to see them win, but I see a 34-17 type Cowboys win
Lions just have not been able to get it together on offense either
don't usually bet against my team and I'd love to see them win, but I see a 34-17 type Cowboys win
Reginald Cornsilks
Footballguy
I like Bmore
Feel like Bell out is a bigger deal than is being made.
He's a ++ pass blocker.
It's going to be wet and rainy.
It's the Steelers and the Ravens, in the playoffs
Gimme the 3 points at +105 all day
Feel like Bell out is a bigger deal than is being made.
He's a ++ pass blocker.
It's going to be wet and rainy.
It's the Steelers and the Ravens, in the playoffs
Gimme the 3 points at +105 all day
Peyton Marino
Footballguy
On Balt as well.I like Bmore
Feel like Bell out is a bigger deal than is being made.
He's a ++ pass blocker.
It's going to be wet and rainy.
It's the Steelers and the Ravens, in the playoffs
Gimme the 3 points at +105 all day
Reginald Cornsilks
Footballguy
5 Dimes is the consensus thread best.
Don't worry about mucking anything up here GB. That's what it's for
To discuss gambling.....and drinking.....and puzzles.....and poker.....and furniture
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Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Fantastic little play call on 3rd & 10.
IC FBGCav
Footballguy
Doctor Detroit
Please remove your headgear
Tailing some of those Swirv props today, at least the ones that were available at Greek.
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Crap... Harris is hurt. I don't want Driskel in the game. ECU can be thrown on.
hagmania
Footballguy
Think I'm leaning the sameI like Bmore
Feel like Bell out is a bigger deal than is being made.
He's a ++ pass blocker.
It's going to be wet and rainy.
It's the Steelers and the Ravens, in the playoffs
Gimme the 3 points at +105 all day
Reginald Cornsilks
Footballguy
There's LOTS of drunk posting in this thread. LOTS.
You'd be a welcome addition
Doctor Detroit
Please remove your headgear
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Nice series. ECU sucks.
swirvenirvin
Footballguy
I laid off but there is something in thinking Miller stays in a bit more to hep block, so under's on him could be worth a shotI like Bmore
Feel like Bell out is a bigger deal than is being made.
He's a ++ pass blocker.
It's going to be wet and rainy.
It's the Steelers and the Ravens, in the playoffs
Gimme the 3 points at +105 all day
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Dan Lambskin
Footballguy
Or do they go to him more as a saftey netI laid off but there is something in thinking Miller stays in a bit more to hep block, so under's on him could be worth a shotI like Bmore
Feel like Bell out is a bigger deal than is being made.
He's a ++ pass blocker.
It's going to be wet and rainy.
It's the Steelers and the Ravens, in the playoffs
Gimme the 3 points at +105 all day
Jene Bramel
Footballguy
Tackle props:
Like the Minter under again at 5d. Also on the Davis over at Bovada.
Like the Minter under again at 5d. Also on the Davis over at Bovada.
facook
Footballguy
Easy hit. Thanks Lump.
Billy Bats
Footballguy
BRONG
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
OF COURSE!You want to bet tonight on Comier today together?Here is the REALLY Sharps Report, FYI.
(Saturday, 4:30PM Eastern, ESPN) CAROLINA (-4.5) vs. ARIZONA (Over/Under = 37.5-38)
Carolina has been hot of late, winning enough down the stretch to get themselves almost to .500 (7-8-1) and winning what have been essentially playoff games for the past several weeks as a loss would have eliminated the Panthers for the past two weeks. Both Cam Newton and Jonathan Stewart have been playing well in December, and now they get to host the reeling Cardinals to start the postseason on Saturday. That short week is key for Arizona, as they still are hoping that Drew Stanton is healthy enough to start the Wild Card contest. Think about that for a moment – the Cardinals are HOPING for Drew Stanton to start – that’s how bad it is for the Arizona quarterback situation. Don’t forget that Andre Ellington is out too, so Arizona is a shell of what they were back in October and November. Carolina will get enough done against the Cardinals, who will struggle to put up points all day long. Panthers 23, Cardinals 13. PICK: Panthers
(Saturday, 8:00PM Eastern, NBC) PITTSBURGH (-3) vs. BALTIMORE (Over/Under = 46.5-47)
The Ravens have not looked very good of late, but they got the job done in Week 17 that they needed to with a win over Cleveland – but it was not pretty. Baltimore struggled for more than a half against Conner Shaw at quarterback for the Browns, and were tied 3-3 for far too long against Cleveland. Meanwhile, the Steelers were taking care of business at home against the Bengals, winning 27-17 but losing a key part of their offense with the hyperextended knee of Le’Veon Bell. Everyone is going to be looking at this rivalry and how close it has been in the past between these two teams that really don’t like one another and also key on Bell’s injury – which will lead many to take the Ravens. That’s a mistake. Baltimore’s offense is stuck in neutral and they still have a porous secondary, which is what Ben Roethlisberger will exploit on Saturday night. The last time these two met, Roethlisberger had six touchdown passes. This one will be a big win for the Steelers, as Joe Flacco cannot keep up with a hot Pittsburgh passing game. Steelers 34, Ravens 20. PICK: Steelers
Sunday, 1:00PM Eastern, CBS) CINCINNATI (+4) at INDIANAPOLIS (Over/Under = 49)
Indianapolis has not been the same offensive team since T.Y. Hilton was injured. Andrew Luck is an immensely talented quarterback, but he needs some weapons and playmakers to move the ball down the field, especially in the postseason. When I picture the Cincinnati plan for this contest, I think back to how the Bengals planned to disrupt Peyton Manning two weeks ago. While Luck may not throw four interceptions, he might struggle under pressure from a talented Bengals defensive front and an underrated secondary. Cincinnati will look to manage the clock by running the ball with Jeremy Hill and Giovani Bernard, which will keep Luck off the field and also minimize the risk of Andy Dalton imploding in the playoffs (again). I like Cincinnati to be in this game all day long, double cover Hilton and put pressure on Luck. Hill and Bernard will eventually be the difference makers, especially against a one-dimensional Indianapolis offense that has not been able to consistently run the ball since the loss of Ahmad Bradshaw. PICK: Bengals
(Sunday, 4:00PM Eastern, FOX) DETROIT (+7) at DALLAS (Over/Under = 48-49)
This comes down to the points for me here, as I am not at all confident that the Lions can win this one. Detroit’s Matthew Stafford has never beaten a team with a winning record on the road, and the prospects of beating the Cowboys in Dallas do not look great. DeMarco Murray will be up against a tough front seven from the Lions, who are susceptible to the passing game on the defensive side of the ball. That points to bigger contributions from Tony Romo and Dez Bryant. Stafford will need to play well too, and he will need big games from both Golden Tate and Calvin Johnson. Joique Bell will pound the ball between the tackles and try and keep the offense balanced, and I can see this being a shootout-type contest. Las Vegas has this game at around 49 points and a projected score of Dallas 28, Detroit 21, and I can see that being close to the answer here. Dallas also has the better kicking game, but I like the return game for the Lions. I think Dallas wins, but seven points is too much for me. I will take the Lions to cover but Dallas to win, 27-24. PICK: Lions
FYI: this is cav your inbox is full.
Also, I will be on the opposite side of the above...except for the Detroit Lionesses.
lumpy19
Footballguy
Wait furniture? I just got back from furniture shopping, let me compose a post
Doctor Detroit
Please remove your headgear
Reginald Cornsilks
Footballguy
lumpy19
Footballguy
Nothing...priced out a new couch/chair/reclinerNice...what did ya get?
This would be our 3rd set of furniture in 5 years in the same damn room....even worse we might be going back to what we originally had(and donated) but in a different color.
Lindley probably.
IC FBGCav
Footballguy
I will paypal you 300.00 PM your paypal again.OF COURSE!You want to bet tonight on Comier today together?Here is the REALLY Sharps Report, FYI.
(Saturday, 4:30PM Eastern, ESPN) CAROLINA (-4.5) vs. ARIZONA (Over/Under = 37.5-38)
Carolina has been hot of late, winning enough down the stretch to get themselves almost to .500 (7-8-1) and winning what have been essentially playoff games for the past several weeks as a loss would have eliminated the Panthers for the past two weeks. Both Cam Newton and Jonathan Stewart have been playing well in December, and now they get to host the reeling Cardinals to start the postseason on Saturday. That short week is key for Arizona, as they still are hoping that Drew Stanton is healthy enough to start the Wild Card contest. Think about that for a moment – the Cardinals are HOPING for Drew Stanton to start – that’s how bad it is for the Arizona quarterback situation. Don’t forget that Andre Ellington is out too, so Arizona is a shell of what they were back in October and November. Carolina will get enough done against the Cardinals, who will struggle to put up points all day long. Panthers 23, Cardinals 13. PICK: Panthers
(Saturday, 8:00PM Eastern, NBC) PITTSBURGH (-3) vs. BALTIMORE (Over/Under = 46.5-47)
The Ravens have not looked very good of late, but they got the job done in Week 17 that they needed to with a win over Cleveland – but it was not pretty. Baltimore struggled for more than a half against Conner Shaw at quarterback for the Browns, and were tied 3-3 for far too long against Cleveland. Meanwhile, the Steelers were taking care of business at home against the Bengals, winning 27-17 but losing a key part of their offense with the hyperextended knee of Le’Veon Bell. Everyone is going to be looking at this rivalry and how close it has been in the past between these two teams that really don’t like one another and also key on Bell’s injury – which will lead many to take the Ravens. That’s a mistake. Baltimore’s offense is stuck in neutral and they still have a porous secondary, which is what Ben Roethlisberger will exploit on Saturday night. The last time these two met, Roethlisberger had six touchdown passes. This one will be a big win for the Steelers, as Joe Flacco cannot keep up with a hot Pittsburgh passing game. Steelers 34, Ravens 20. PICK: Steelers
Sunday, 1:00PM Eastern, CBS) CINCINNATI (+4) at INDIANAPOLIS (Over/Under = 49)
Indianapolis has not been the same offensive team since T.Y. Hilton was injured. Andrew Luck is an immensely talented quarterback, but he needs some weapons and playmakers to move the ball down the field, especially in the postseason. When I picture the Cincinnati plan for this contest, I think back to how the Bengals planned to disrupt Peyton Manning two weeks ago. While Luck may not throw four interceptions, he might struggle under pressure from a talented Bengals defensive front and an underrated secondary. Cincinnati will look to manage the clock by running the ball with Jeremy Hill and Giovani Bernard, which will keep Luck off the field and also minimize the risk of Andy Dalton imploding in the playoffs (again). I like Cincinnati to be in this game all day long, double cover Hilton and put pressure on Luck. Hill and Bernard will eventually be the difference makers, especially against a one-dimensional Indianapolis offense that has not been able to consistently run the ball since the loss of Ahmad Bradshaw. PICK: Bengals
(Sunday, 4:00PM Eastern, FOX) DETROIT (+7) at DALLAS (Over/Under = 48-49)
This comes down to the points for me here, as I am not at all confident that the Lions can win this one. Detroit’s Matthew Stafford has never beaten a team with a winning record on the road, and the prospects of beating the Cowboys in Dallas do not look great. DeMarco Murray will be up against a tough front seven from the Lions, who are susceptible to the passing game on the defensive side of the ball. That points to bigger contributions from Tony Romo and Dez Bryant. Stafford will need to play well too, and he will need big games from both Golden Tate and Calvin Johnson. Joique Bell will pound the ball between the tackles and try and keep the offense balanced, and I can see this being a shootout-type contest. Las Vegas has this game at around 49 points and a projected score of Dallas 28, Detroit 21, and I can see that being close to the answer here. Dallas also has the better kicking game, but I like the return game for the Lions. I think Dallas wins, but seven points is too much for me. I will take the Lions to cover but Dallas to win, 27-24. PICK: Lions
FYI: this is cav your inbox is full.
Also, I will be on the opposite side of the above...except for the Detroit Lionesses.
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BRONG
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If they had a breathalyzer on my computer that would not allow me to post above a .015, I couldn't be here. HTH.There's LOTS of drunk posting in this thread. LOTS.
You'd be a welcome addition
