YTD : 5-4 +3.3 units
balt -13 for a five unit play
I'm going to grab the -13 before it is forever gone and make a large play on the Ravens.
I would like to credit Kneifl for a quick spot on observation about this game :
"I like what the Ravens have shown me so far this season while the Brownies have just been pathetic. This line is inflated for a reason with a low total. It's because the Ravens are going to score all of the points in this game."
Senor capper added some strong supporting trends relating to this game :
"Ravens won and covered handily in both meetings vs. the Brownies last season, are now a sparkling 16-5 vs. the line since HC John Harbaugh arrived a
year ago, including a 7-2 mark as host.
Ravens are 13-4 ATS in Sept as a Home Favorite.
Harbaugh is 8-1 ATS as a Favorite"
Thanks to the above for bringing that solid info to the forum.
Now the latest news from the Browns camp from the beacon Journals on line site: ohio.com and it is not good news at all for the Browns.
"POSTED: 09:16 p.m. EDT, Sep 23, 2009
BEREA: Browns veteran running back Jamal Lewis did not practice with the team Wednesday, and was later listed on the injury report with a hamstring injury.
Before practice, he strolled through the locker room wearing a gray Browns' sweatshirt while his teammates got dressed in preparation for practice.
Running back James Davis, who was inactive last week after suffering a shoulder injury in the opener against the Minnesota Vikings, participated in Wednesday's practice.
Lewis appeared on the injury report last week after suffering a neck stinger against the Vikings. In the game against the Vikings, he rushed 11 times for 57 yards, averaging 5.2 yards per carry against a defense that has led the league in rush defense the past three seasons.
But last week at the Denver Broncos, Lewis carried the ball 14 times for just 38 yards with a long gain of 12. In the game, the Browns rushed just 21 times for 54 yards."
So it appears that a very impotent Browns offense may be crippled even more come game time. I can not come to any other conclusion than seeing the Ravens winning this one big over a team that is quite possibly the poorest team in the NFL.
balt -13 for a five unit play
I'm going to grab the -13 before it is forever gone and make a large play on the Ravens.
I would like to credit Kneifl for a quick spot on observation about this game :
"I like what the Ravens have shown me so far this season while the Brownies have just been pathetic. This line is inflated for a reason with a low total. It's because the Ravens are going to score all of the points in this game."
Senor capper added some strong supporting trends relating to this game :
"Ravens won and covered handily in both meetings vs. the Brownies last season, are now a sparkling 16-5 vs. the line since HC John Harbaugh arrived a
year ago, including a 7-2 mark as host.
Ravens are 13-4 ATS in Sept as a Home Favorite.
Harbaugh is 8-1 ATS as a Favorite"
Thanks to the above for bringing that solid info to the forum.
Now the latest news from the Browns camp from the beacon Journals on line site: ohio.com and it is not good news at all for the Browns.
"POSTED: 09:16 p.m. EDT, Sep 23, 2009
BEREA: Browns veteran running back Jamal Lewis did not practice with the team Wednesday, and was later listed on the injury report with a hamstring injury.
Before practice, he strolled through the locker room wearing a gray Browns' sweatshirt while his teammates got dressed in preparation for practice.
Running back James Davis, who was inactive last week after suffering a shoulder injury in the opener against the Minnesota Vikings, participated in Wednesday's practice.
Lewis appeared on the injury report last week after suffering a neck stinger against the Vikings. In the game against the Vikings, he rushed 11 times for 57 yards, averaging 5.2 yards per carry against a defense that has led the league in rush defense the past three seasons.
But last week at the Denver Broncos, Lewis carried the ball 14 times for just 38 yards with a long gain of 12. In the game, the Browns rushed just 21 times for 54 yards."
So it appears that a very impotent Browns offense may be crippled even more come game time. I can not come to any other conclusion than seeing the Ravens winning this one big over a team that is quite possibly the poorest team in the NFL.
