If I am not mistaken I think I read somewhere that every NFL Prime Time game (TNF, SNF, MNF) has gone over except for one... Anyone have the stats on this?? I think tonight's game has a real chance to under 44.... Thoughts? 
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Sea/wash, balt/pitt are the only two unders I know of. Its incredible, Ive never seen anything so lopsided.Comment -
If im correct that would make the overs 18-2!! DamnComment -
Originally posted by Renegades
Giants/Eagles went Under too but thats it I think? Something like 15-3 Over or somethingComment -
Thanks. 17-3 thenComment -
It's a shitfest tonight my system lines up with the dogs and total on NHL & NFLComment -
Well, you would think reversion to the mean will happen at some point. In that case, maybe it starts tonight with your underComment -
I think its going over again ... but just in case I teased it tonight ... TX + 9.5 and OVER 37 ...seeing that only one game this year on Monday night hasn't gone over that number I'll take it ....Comment -
The first Monday Night on Sept. 8, there were 2 games and San Diego/ Arizona went under. So actually there were four that went under during prime time, two on Monday night, still a great majority...Comment -
Only one game went under 37 though
and thats what I teased it to
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Over 37.5Comment -
Cards/Chargers 18-17 Monday Night Week 1
Steelers/Ravens 6-26 Thursday Night Week 2
Seahawks/Redskins 27-17 Monday Week 5 (This one was closest, Almost hit over but went under)
Giants/Eagles 27-0 Sunday Night Week 6Comment -
Thats 17-4 Trend For Primetime this Year!!!!!Comment -
Watching ESPN NFL insiders right now, just learned Texans are dead last in first quarter scoring at 2.3 average points, and they are concerned about that, so all week they have been practicing no huddle, hurry up, and two minute drills all week.
Point is, Texans going hurry up tonight.
I'm sold.
I went large GB yesterday, I got the cash, I'll go a nickle on the overComment -
Thanks for this great info stevenash. I asked it in 44 Mag's thread.Originally posted by stevenash
I will agree with you. The Texans need to save some egg on their face from sub par performances the last few weeks.Comment -
Well something's got to giveComment -
Sounds good!Comment -
Calling for rain, 60%Comment -
Even Dr. Chalk, Benjamin Lee Eckstein loves the over
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Had an Email from a loyal reader, no, not "Quack," and he was wondering why no totals. Well, here's a total play and we're going over 44.5 in the Steelers/Texans game. All the chatter surrounding Houston's defense centers around the multi-talented All-Pro J.J. Watt. So, naturally, you would think that the Texans D is at the top of the NFL charts. Listen carefully and you can hear that annoying buzzer when someone gives a wrong answer on "Family Feud." In case you're interested, and I know you are, totally liked Richard Dawson as the old school host over Louie Anderson or John O'Hurley (the J. Peterman guy from "Seinfeld"). But Steve Harvey ain't bad in the newest version. Back to totals. Houston is actually 27th in the league for yards allowed, giving up an average of 397 per game. The Texans have been particularly awful the last two weeks, allowing 694 passing yards and five TDs. And this AIN'T the old "Steel Curtain" in Pittsburgh either. The Steelers have gone over in five of their last six at home, and will look to light up the scoreboard against Houston's swiss cheese D. Gimme half a Benjamin on the over.
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