Smackdown's Monday Night Fun!

Housemoney · 09-21-09, 03:53 PM

That is my play too. I also took under 21.5 for the first half. Good luck.

SmackdownV · 09-21-09, 04:05 PM

Nice House!

We should get together before next weeks games and cap our asses off for the Pimps on here!

Can't get over how Dallas F-ed that second half last night.......but I don't see Miami losing here considering the injuries on the Offensive and Defensive side for the Colts.

Atlanta is for REAL.............J-Ville is not.

So that is the main reason I took the Fins tonight................GL!

Danskeren · 09-21-09, 04:05 PM

Originally posted by SmackdownV

Here we go.

Miami +3 7 Units

One of the best D's in all of the NFL....add in the fact............WHO IN THE HECK IS MANNING GOING TO THROW THE BALL TO?

TAKE THE DOG AT HOME.............SIT BACK AND CASH

#7591040

09/21/2009 8:40:00 PMNFL MIAMI to Win +3(100)
INDIANAPOLIS vs MIAMI
On ESPN
$ 700.00 wagered to win $ 700.00 at 09/21/2009 4:20:58 PM

I like what i hear.

VenomLugz · 09-21-09, 04:06 PM

I'm leaning on UNDER!

SmackdownV · 09-21-09, 04:09 PM

Tonight's sold-out game could produce an electric atmosphere the Dolphins admit has been AWOL lately, and never mind that NBC's Sunday Night Football has eclipsed ESPN's Monday telecasts as the main event.

"It's still Monday Night Football," Dolphins linebacker Jason Taylor said.

"There has not been a Monday night game around here in a long time, so it will be exciting for all of us."

Hard as it may be to believe, Al Michaels and John Madden were calling the game for ABC the night the Dolphins upset the Patriots 29-28 on Dec. 20, 2004.

That's why the Fins win tonight..........It's been since 2004. They HAVE TO HAVE THIS ONE............THE WANT TO HAVE THIS ONE.............THEY WILL GET THIS ONE!

GL!

SmackdownV · 09-21-09, 04:11 PM

From the Palm Beach Post..............Strategy!

1. Give the Wildcat a workout.

The Dolphins had no success running the Wildcat last weekend, gaining just 3 yards on three tries, but had to abandon it early in the second half due to the circumstances.
Look around the NFL in the first two weeks of the season and other teams are getting more from their versions of the formation than the one that started it. Miami needs to put the ball in the hands of Ronnie Brown – not Pat White, at least for now – and let him work his magic, be it handing off to Ricky Williams on end-arounds or finding gaps up front.
Indianapolis’ defense has long relied on quickness and its ability to read and react. By hitting it straight up and quickly, the Dolphins might be able to punch out some big plays.
2. Roll the secondary coverage toward Reggie Wayne.
Nobody had more catches than Wayne’s 10 in opening week. Surprise? Not hardly. With Marvin Harrison retired and Anthony Gonzalez injured, Wayne is the only Colts wideout with any experience and will be the guy Peyton Manning will be looking for once again.
Of course, with tight end Dallas Clark also in the mix, the Dolphins won’t be able to roll coverage away from Clark and toward Wayne. Strong safety Yeremiah Bell will have his hands full with Clark, and free safety Gibril Wilson will be doing his best to outguess Manning – no easy task under the best of circumstances.
That means that when the Colts get Wayne against one of Miami’s rookie cornerback tandem of Sean Smith and Vontae Davis, they’ll be thinking mismatch. It’ll be a challenge for the Dolphins defensive coaches to make sure that’s not the case.
3. Shut down the run – again.
The Dolphins did a great job against the run last week, holding one of the league’s top rushing attacks to a modest 52 yards. The Colts and RB Joseph Addai didn’t do much better against an only so-so Jacksonville run defense last week; he totaled 42 yards on 17 carries, a 2.5-yard average.
The argument can be made that any offense becomes less effective once it becomes one-dimensional, though the counterargument is that Manning is perfectly comfortable with the idea that the Indy offense goes through his arm.
The Colts finished last in the league in rushing yards per game (79.6) and next-to-last in yards per carry (3.4) last season, yet still went 12-4. Even so, stopping the run gives Miami a leg up on stopping the Colts.

Housemoney · 09-21-09, 05:26 PM

Originally posted by SmackdownV

Nice House!

We should get together before next weeks games and cap our asses off for the Pimps on here!

Can't get over how Dallas F-ed that second half last night.......but I don't see Miami losing here considering the injuries on the Offensive and Defensive side for the Colts.

I couldn't come close to your capping skills. Just got lucky being on the same side as you tonight.

That tipped pass could have gone either way last night.

$100 Miami -3
$100 under 21.5 first half
$100 6 point teaser Miami and the under

I will be trying to bet live tonight too. Last night I could have picked up over 52.5 (-110) mid 3rd quarter. Just missed it.

Love playing the Sunday/Monday games. Makes or breaks the week with my unit play. Cleaned up on GB last week.

Let's count money tonight!

Kav · 09-21-09, 05:45 PM

not taking any sides on this one. STRAIGHT UP GOING WITH THE UNDER!!!

SmackdownV · 09-21-09, 06:01 PM

Red alert! Red alert!

you all know smackdowns espn rule:

they love the colts................that means:

Bang the freaking fins tonight!!!!

diehardfan · 09-21-09, 06:06 PM

I'll definatley take the Colts now. Thanks

Jones10 · 09-21-09, 06:22 PM

On board with ya...Fish get it done....

runnershane14 · 09-21-09, 06:26 PM

williams22 · 09-21-09, 07:01 PM

Everybody likes one team so your reasoning is to take the other? I hope you really don't gamble away your money on poor logic like that. The Colts are the superior team here with a far superior field general (Peyton). Even without Sanders the Colts D will prove to be tougher than Atlanta's. I don't think it will be a blowout with Peyton's #2 WR out but I think the Colts still win by a touchdown.

Abrcrom12 · 09-21-09, 07:18 PM

Rollin with ya tonight SMACK!
I took the safe route though and did a 6pt teaser:
MIA +9
UNDER 47.5

3 units