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Free Week 10 NFL picks
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Gambling911.com did quite well, going 9-4-1. We
hope to repeat on this performance for Week 10 of the
NFL.
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the weekend.
Arizona at Detroit -
This line opened Detroit -4 and hasn't moved all
that much. We can see the line fluctuating at most
shops between -3 1/2 and -4. Detroit has owned
this series over the last two years with both games at
home.
Now let us review the
Team Ratings models. Sagarin has this on the money
at Detroit -4. The Sonny Moore Model has this one
set at just over 4. All indications are that
Detroit should win this won handily. We are making
it a THREE STAR PLAY.
Baltimore at
Jacksonville - The line opened here at Jacksonville
-7 1/2 and is already down to -6 at a few shops.
Baltimore has dominated this matchup in the past.
Sagarin, however, has
the Jaguars able to win by at least two touchdowns and
Sonny Moore has this one at 6. Therefore, we will
go with Baltimore for the small play but with the
highest line we can find of +7 1/2.
Houston at
Indianapolis -
Houston will lose at Indy, no question about it.
We just can't see Houston going 4-5 ATS but let's review
further.
Indianapolis has been
dominant over Houston with a few big wins over the
present 18 point spread. Sagarin has The Colts
winning by well over 20 points and Sonny Moore has them
able to win by more than 20 as well. That about
seals it. In fact, this is a FOUR STAR PLAY for
us.
Kansas City at
Buffalo -
KC dominated Buffalo in 2003. We still don't feel
that there is ample historic head-to-head data.
The line ranges now from a -2 to -2 1/2 depending on
which book you get it. Because this one opened at
Buffalo -3, the line has moved down with action needed
on the Bills. Sagarin has KC able to win by 6
points. Sonny Moore has this one pretty even.
It's a good play on Kansas City.
Minnesota at New
York Giants - This one goes from Giants -9 to -11
depending on the sportsbook. For the most part the
lines seem to be hovering around -9 and -9 1/2, falling
off the opening -10 line. This indicates to us
that the bookies are trying to get action on the Giants.
In the last three years, the Giants have beaten
Minnesota by more than a touch down and that was when
they were not so good and Minnesota was a little better
perhaps.
So now with a decisive
head-to-head history, we look at the ratings models and
hope everything jives. Sagarin has the potential
for a Giants blow out. Surprisingly, Sonny Moore
agrees and has New York winning by two touch downs.
There are indications
that some books are trying desperately to get action on
Minnesota. This is a FOUR STAR PLAY. There
is NOTHING to suggest the Vikings will continue to win
consistently, especially two games on the road.
This game has BLOW OUT
written all over it. Lisa Perry, in case you were
wondering, is also on the Giants at -9.
New England at Miami
- New England opened as a -2 1/2 favorite in Miami.
The line has moved up to -3. The usual
recreational sportsbook suspects (i.e. Sports
Interaction, BetUS, Bodog, BetGameDay) all have this one
at -3 which suggests to us that they are trying to get
people to bite with the dog, and that is often an
indicator that they have strong faith in the favorite.
New England has been
fairly dominant in past head-to-head matchups with Miami
except for last year where they probably didn't have
much to play for the end of season.
Sagarin has New England
only able to win by 1 so that -2 1/2 is a most
interesting line. Moore has this one set at about
New England -2. We anticipate a close game below
the field goal and perhaps even a Miami win. But a
small play here nonetheless.
San Francisco at
Chicago - This could be the game that pushes Chicago
over the hump but the Bears winning by THAT MUCH?
Hard to imagine.
Chicago did beat the
49ers pretty good last year at home. Let's now
look at the team rating models. Sagarin has the
Bears able to win at home against the 49ers by 9.
The line however ranges anywhere from -12 1/2 to -14
1/2. Sonny Moore says 10 points. No matter
how you cut it, Chicago should not be favored by this
much. We will be on San Francisco for a small
play.
Denver at Oakland -
The game opened
at -3 Denver and has not budged anywhere from that spot.
Denver - as you can plainly see - is a road favorite.
Oakland has been playing better of late, even with the
last second loss in Kansas City, a tough place to play.
Sagarin has this on the money at 3 point win for Denver.
So does Sonny Moore. Past head-to-head matchups
indicate a Denver dominance. It does seem this one
will fall on 3, but we will take Denver as a small play
with the potential for a push and only slight potential
for Denver beating the spread.
New York Jets at
Carolina - We don't see the Jets winning and as such
we don't see them going 4-5 against the spread with a
2-7 record straight up. Likewise, we don't see
Carolina winning and walking away with a 7-2 straight up
record only to have a 4-5 ATS record showing for it.
Things have a way of coming together and the Straight Up
vs ATS records are no exception.
There have been no
recent meetings between these two teams so we are left
primarily looking at the team ratings models.
Not surprisingly, the
line here is generous. Carolina -9. Sagarin
says they can win by 10. Moore believes that
Carolina can win by 12 or more points. Big play on
Carolina.
Green Bay at Atlanta
- Green Bay a 4-4 ATS winner. If they cover
this week they go 5-4 ATS with a straight up record of
1-8. Huh? We don't see them beating the
Falcons.
The line opened at -9
and goes to -9 1/2 for Atlanta pretty much across the
board. Atlanta killed Green Bay in their last
regular season matchup in 2003.
Sagarin has Atlanta
winning by 13. Moore has it at 8. We gotta
go with Atlanta though due to the ATS vs SU disparity on
Green Bay's end and to some extent on Atlanta's.
St. Louis at Seattle
- Seattle is
playing well with a 6-2 record but St. Louis is still
hanging in there at 4-4. This is a steady Seattle
-6 1/2 to -7 across the board.
Seattle has already
beaten St. Louis on the road this year but traditionally
St. Louis has owned this series. That's a strong
indication that St. Louis should either win or at least
play this one close.
While Sagarin has
Seattle by 11, Moore has Seattle able to win by 7 1/2.
Based on these models we're going to throw a small play
of Seattle winning by 8 points and a line of -6 1/2.
Washington at Tampa
- This should be a good bout. Both teams are
somewhat of surprises coming into the season with strong
starts. Both have 5-3 records. If Tampa
wins, they cover. It's doubtful we'll be seeing a
6-3 Straight Up record and a 3-6 record against the
spread.
This opened as a Pick
with the line going either direction.
Washington has won
three of the last four and the most recent game last
year, the Redskins won by 6.
Sagarin has Washington
by 4. Moore has Tampa by 1. A play of Tampa
+1 1/2 is in order here.
Cleveland at
Pittsburgh -
Pittsburgh should win this one easy. But by
7 1/2? We can't see Cleveland losing with a 3-6
record after this game while holding a 5-4 ATS record.
The line is pretty much Pittsburgh -7 1/2 to -8 across
the board. Pittsburgh has dominated in past
head-to-head matchups. Sagarin has Pittsburgh able
to win by 14. Moore is interesting in that they
have Pittsburgh covering by 9 points. Good play
here on Pittsburgh even though it seems too good a play.
Dallas at
Philadelphia - Dallas has not played well on the
road against Philadelphia and for the most part the
Eagles have dominated. Sagarin has this a Philly
win by 2 1/2 points (the line is set at -2 1/2 to -3).
Moore has Dallas by 3. We will be on Dallas +3.
ONE STAR PLAYS
Miami +3
San Francisco +14 1/2
Denver -3
Seattle -6 1/2
TWO STAR PLAYS
Baltimore +7 1/2
Tampa +1 1/2
THREE STAR PLAYS
Detroit -3 1/2
Kansas City +2 1/2
Dallas +3
FOUR STAR PLAYS
Indianapolis -17
New York Giants -9
Carolina -8 1/2
Atlanta -9
Pittsburgh -7 1/2
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Originally published November 12, 2005 2:15 pm EST
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