nfl picks any advice.

[justinivers]

My picks for week 2
i am really a rookie at the betting world so any advice on how to bet would be apperciated. Been studing football for several years, so i know the game. Figure i would try and take that knowledge and make some money.
I have picked everygame and put them in an 8 team 4 way round robin. 4 different round robins doing the point totals and the spread. last week i went 21-9-2 over all. 13-3 against the spread and 8-6-2 on the totals.

okay here it goes

bears +7 under 47 1/2
lions -8 1/2 under 45 1/2
jags +9 under39 1/2
raiders +3 over 43 1/2
redskins -4 over 45
ravens -5 1/2 under 38
steelers -14 under 40 1/2
packers -9 over 47
vikings -3 over 41 1/2
browns -3 over 40
cowboys -3 over 42
chargers +6 1/2 under 54 1/2
bengals +4 over 40 1/2
falcons +3 under 49 1/2
st louis + 6 over 43 1/2
texans -3 under 48

advice would be great

[DriveFor25]

Waaaaaaaaaay too many games ma man

[kroyrunner89]

It's all about the matchups, gotta be selective. I love betting situations where a team has a one dimensional offense and is facing a team who's defense specializes in taking that away. Here's an example from 2009:

Week 12 the Panthers were playing at the Jets. Both teams were 4-6, it looked like a pretty even game between two bad teams, as evidenced by Vegas' line of Jets -3. Here's what we knew at the time, the Panthers' rushing attack was one of the best in the NFL, rushing for 4.97 yards/carry at the time. Their passing game was below average however, and CB Darrell Revis was going to be covering their best WR Steve Smith. At the time, the Jets had the #3 best pass defense in the NFL, so it looked very likely that the Panthers were going to really struggle moving the ball through the air. So, you had to figure they'd try to lean on their elite ground game to get the job done. However, the Jets' also had the #8 running defense at the time as well, so I figured the Panthers' ground game would be reasonably contained. On the other side, the Jets' strongest point to season, running the ball (6th in the NFL in yards/rush attempt), was matched up with the abysmal Panthers' rush defense (28th in the NFL in yards/rush attempt allowed). I figured this game was going to be played mainly on the ground, and that the Jets had a clear edge, so I went with the plays Jets -3 and Under 41.5.

How did the game turn out? Both the Panthers' rushing and passing attacks were smothered. They ran the ball 25 times for just 75 yards, and passed 34 times for a measly 130 yards, with 4 interceptions. The final score was 17-6 Jets, and both my bets won. Find situations like these and NFL is really quite easy to profit from. You can take a look at the original writeup for the plays in my Week 12 thread here, good luck with your NFL betting this season!

[whatdafuxup]

Like the Redskins for the over and Baltimore ATS. Haven't gotten to the late games yet

[KACK]

Cut your list down about 95%... This list is to long and you will never come out on top.