Alright, so I've been hearing/reading a lot of talking heads claim the Jets will win, or that it'll be close.
Who do they think they're kidding???
I'm seriously thinking about putting four figures on the Colts. As of now the line on that game is Indy -7.5. If the line drops under 7 I'm in for sure. Mike Florio just took the Jets so I'm hoping that will persuade enough Jets fans to fight their fright and put their money down. Maybe the line dips to -6.5 by Saturday.
I've seen the Jets play a few times this year and while I respect Derelle Revis and that defense as a whole, Mark Sanchez is a faker when put in must-pass situations. The guy works well off play-action but that fake goes right out the window when your team goes down by more than 10 points (two scores), which I believe the Jets will by mid-way through the second quarter.
As everybody knows, betting on Peyton Manning at home is always a good play. Here's a link to his gamelogs from nfl.com:
http://www.nfl.com/players/peytonman...s?id=MAN515097
He was on pace to throw for almost 400 yards against the Jets in Week 16 but got pulled because the Colts wanted to keep the Steelers out of the playoffs by losing to the Jets.
Now consider this: the Colts just stopped a run-heavy offense/good defense combo last week when they beat Baltimore 20-3. The Ravens went down by two scores and Flacco couldn't do shit. I saw Mark Sanchez rendered helpless earlier this year in similar situations, here's his gamelog:
He didn't break 300 yards all year, and was held under 200 11 times during the regular season, throwing 12 TDs to 20 picks. That shit just ain't gonna cut it against the Colts (at home), no fukkin way.
The more I look into this one, the more confident I get about it. Money doesn't come much easier than this; four hours work for a thousand dollars. Yes, I consider it work to watch a team I have a hefty bet on while they play. Its fun but feels like torture at times.
- Colts 34 Jets 13
Who do they think they're kidding???
I'm seriously thinking about putting four figures on the Colts. As of now the line on that game is Indy -7.5. If the line drops under 7 I'm in for sure. Mike Florio just took the Jets so I'm hoping that will persuade enough Jets fans to fight their fright and put their money down. Maybe the line dips to -6.5 by Saturday.
I've seen the Jets play a few times this year and while I respect Derelle Revis and that defense as a whole, Mark Sanchez is a faker when put in must-pass situations. The guy works well off play-action but that fake goes right out the window when your team goes down by more than 10 points (two scores), which I believe the Jets will by mid-way through the second quarter.
As everybody knows, betting on Peyton Manning at home is always a good play. Here's a link to his gamelogs from nfl.com:
http://www.nfl.com/players/peytonman...s?id=MAN515097
He was on pace to throw for almost 400 yards against the Jets in Week 16 but got pulled because the Colts wanted to keep the Steelers out of the playoffs by losing to the Jets.
Now consider this: the Colts just stopped a run-heavy offense/good defense combo last week when they beat Baltimore 20-3. The Ravens went down by two scores and Flacco couldn't do shit. I saw Mark Sanchez rendered helpless earlier this year in similar situations, here's his gamelog:
He didn't break 300 yards all year, and was held under 200 11 times during the regular season, throwing 12 TDs to 20 picks. That shit just ain't gonna cut it against the Colts (at home), no fukkin way.
The more I look into this one, the more confident I get about it. Money doesn't come much easier than this; four hours work for a thousand dollars. Yes, I consider it work to watch a team I have a hefty bet on while they play. Its fun but feels like torture at times.
- Colts 34 Jets 13
? Fade.
