i'm still mulling over the dallas-over game. it was just as unexpected to me as it was to nolan, i am sure.
the card looks pretty good to me.
wash under makes a lot of sense, as i don't expect wash to turn to jelly like dallas, so points will be hard to come by.
i was originally leaning to the under in kc, but after running a game scenario, i come up with 16 for kc and 24 for seattle as a minimum, so i would lean toward the over as well.
the balt/jax is a pass for me. as bad as balt has performed lately, jax has been no bargain either. too unpredictable for my taste.
s.f., although having their own problems, should take care of indy, who is in limbo. getting points is a bonus.
buff, i don't know. normally, a good team like miami??? would bounce back like a tiger after the humiliation at home, but then, this has been a jets thing for quite a while now. is the weather, a slightly improved buffalo and miami butterflies going to keep this game close? i can't commit either way, pass.
chi handled minny at home, but then, moss came alive last week, but then the giants did not play that well. let's see: 1+1=6-3=1, etc. yeah, chicago.
i think nolan has been missing the strong trends with n.e. and wash. what do these team s have to do to get some respect? no matter, i will keep taking the points on them.
nolan/all:
i am doing great with the (4) superteasers and will stay with them as long as the going is good. every week there are many combos for this type of play, as long as the selection is logical and it doesn't turn into a reverse blowout.
this week i have done: wash +21, s.f. +16, chi +16, chi over 32. (-130/100). like i said, there are many other possibilities. i am looking at it as one play only. we will see.
gl
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