Any reason the Packers don't win this one in a blowout?
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11-13-12 02:23 PM #1
Packers -3 @ Detroit
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11-13-12 02:38 PM #2
Nope, no reason
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11-13-12 02:43 PM #3
Are Jennings and Nelson still out? Also heard that Mathews hurt his hamstring. Might take Detroit in a must win for them with Houston on Thanksgiving up next.
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11-13-12 03:42 PM #4
-3 means public going to be over 75% on this play. Will stay away here even though I understand your logic
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11-13-12 04:03 PM #5
One thing ive learned is who the public is on
only matters in prime time games.
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11-13-12 04:05 PM #6
Originally Posted by Big Bear
Originally Posted by Big Bear
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11-13-12 04:13 PM #7
I have GB -3 Over / Under 48 Both teams give up about 3 scores a game , could end up in a 26-23 type game
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11-13-12 04:30 PM #8
Was actually thinking about taking Detroit ML here in a parlay. GB has hit their stride for sure but this is a must win for Detroit facing the Texans next week and it's crucial for them to win to stay alive in the division. This theory might sound farfetched but the NFL has become a soap opera in recent years and the way they set these prime time games up every Sunday, it would generate more of a buzz/storyline if GB lost and had to face the Giants (also coming off of two tough losses but well rested after their bye week) next Sunday night. Like I said, sounds farfetched but people might be surprised about this game come Sunday.
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11-13-12 04:35 PM #9
packers coming off a bye! I'm playing the ML, Spread, 1Q and 1H. Packers have no injuries to report and are on a 4 game winning streak. One game back from the Bears expect to see Rodgers command a victory.
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11-13-12 04:44 PM #10
detroit will never be there when you need them and will show up when you don't. sh*t team. sh*t coach.
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11-13-12 05:00 PM #11
Line looks too good to be true, but penetrate it. Pack off the Bye with Chicago in reach? All in please.
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11-13-12 05:06 PM #12
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11-13-12 05:07 PM #13
26-23 is over 48 genius Originally Posted by bostonbruins
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11-13-12 05:12 PM #14
Be careful, Pack have more injuries than you think, especially on defense. Also, coming off a bye can mess with their timing - look how it screwed them against NYG in the playoffs last year after a 15-1 season. If the offense is out of whack they can't rely on the defense for shit.
I think they cover or push -3 but by no means would I bet the farm on it.
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11-13-12 05:13 PM #15
You arent serious about the Packers having no injuries to report, right? Originally Posted by ClimbSomeRocks
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11-13-12 06:06 PM #16
unbelievable Originally Posted by RavensFan2k3
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11-13-12 06:11 PM #17
Originally Posted by Big Bear
LOL, yeah. look at their fuking injury list
love Detroit +3.5
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11-13-12 06:15 PM #18
yea an over under isnt exact genius there could be a safety or 2 pt conversion in the mix , just a range im looking for Originally Posted by MOONCRICKET
Last edited by bostonbruins; 11-14-12 at 08:03 AM.
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11-13-12 06:18 PM #19
DET is pretty desperate to save the season, practically a must-win but GB is looking to catch CHI so I would take GB-3
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11-13-12 07:09 PM #20
Lmao Originally Posted by billysink
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11-13-12 09:35 PM #21
I don't like the game one way or the other, but it seems to me the Lions faced a must win last week against the Vikings and laid yet another egg. Now 0-3 in the division and 0-2 against the Vikes. Originally Posted by shockey43
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11-14-12 04:26 AM #22
If you think -3 is a bargain you must have some pretty whacky power rankings the rest of us don't know about. This line proves just how much the books respect the Pack, but 4 straight wins off a bye vs a team that laid an egg...who's surprised?
Check injury report before you part with your money.
GB have cluster injuries...
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11-14-12 04:41 PM #23
Clay Mathews has been ruled out for the game. Not sure about Jennings/Nelson.
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11-14-12 04:52 PM #24
so the pack could be without their top 2 WR's?
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11-14-12 04:55 PM #25
They did not play against Jax. Jennings is coming off surgery and Nelson hurt his hamstring a couple of weeks ago. Originally Posted by Big Bear
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11-14-12 04:57 PM #26
Matthew is out, Bulaga is out, possibly Jennings and Nelson out. Lions problem is that Linehan is a terrible offensive coach, refuses to let Stafford dink and and dunk against 2-deep zones all season long. Fortunately for them, the Pack with their horrifically beat-up defense have about as good a chance of stopping Calvin Johnson as the Jaguars did. Stafford will throw INTs and the game will be close, but with no Clay Matthews expect Stafford to be very comfortable in the pocket. Lions o-line is better than you think.
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11-14-12 04:58 PM #27
divisional game that can go both ways lions playing for their season. Over is the safest bet here
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11-14-12 04:59 PM #28
Nope, no reason
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11-14-12 05:41 PM #29
over sounds logical. i've just never played totals except in MLB.
i feel like these lines makers know exactly where to set these numbers for totals.
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11-14-12 10:40 PM #30
Nelson practiced Mon. & Wed., he'll play. Kuhn is also back along with Worthy on defense. Jennings, Matthews, Woodson, and Bulaga are all out; Bulaga RT was put on IR. Originally Posted by Easy-Rider 66
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11-14-12 11:50 PM #31
Packers win this by 10, Det. is skidding and Packers are gaining steam
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11-19-12 10:00 AM #32
not quite 10 , but Lions continue to choke thats fo'sho Originally Posted by mngambler
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