Dave Golokhov of AskMen.com and SBR contributor John Ryan discuss the Week 9 NFL Sunday card with SBRtv host Peter Loshak.
Seattle at Dallas
The Dallas Cowboys suffered a blowout loss to the Eagles in Week 8, and come back in Week 9 as an 11.5-point home favorite against the Seattle Seahawks, a team that has been having all kinds of problems on the field. While getting a win will be a considerably easier task for Tony Romo and the Cowboys this week, getting a cover may not necessarily be.
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Atlanta at Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Colts are 0-8 straight up and 2-6 against the spread this year, but they are only a touchdown underdog at home against the Atlanta Falcons, a line that seems like it will get public action on Atlanta, but which may nevertheless be the side with value.
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Giants at New England
The New York Giants go on the road to face the New England Patriots as a 9-point underdog in Week 9 in a rematch of the two teams' famous showdown in the Super Bowl. Tom Brady and the Pats' prolific passing game is sure to be a formidable force as always, but Eli Manning throwing against the Pats' awful pass defense may allow the Giants to match Brady and the Pats score for score.
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Green Bay at San Diego
The Green Bay Packers have won all of their road games this year by more than 5.5 points, which is their current line in their Week 9 road showdown at San Diego. With Packers' QB Aaron Rodgers playing in top form, and Chargers' QB Philip Rivers coming off a shaky performance, Green Bay looks like the side the public will back, and may win with.
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Seattle at Dallas
The Dallas Cowboys suffered a blowout loss to the Eagles in Week 8, and come back in Week 9 as an 11.5-point home favorite against the Seattle Seahawks, a team that has been having all kinds of problems on the field. While getting a win will be a considerably easier task for Tony Romo and the Cowboys this week, getting a cover may not necessarily be.
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Atlanta at Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Colts are 0-8 straight up and 2-6 against the spread this year, but they are only a touchdown underdog at home against the Atlanta Falcons, a line that seems like it will get public action on Atlanta, but which may nevertheless be the side with value.
<iframe width="640" height="360" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/S9SZeYYoaTE" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Giants at New England
The New York Giants go on the road to face the New England Patriots as a 9-point underdog in Week 9 in a rematch of the two teams' famous showdown in the Super Bowl. Tom Brady and the Pats' prolific passing game is sure to be a formidable force as always, but Eli Manning throwing against the Pats' awful pass defense may allow the Giants to match Brady and the Pats score for score.
<iframe width="640" height="360" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/G0IKJpt9eiU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Green Bay at San Diego
The Green Bay Packers have won all of their road games this year by more than 5.5 points, which is their current line in their Week 9 road showdown at San Diego. With Packers' QB Aaron Rodgers playing in top form, and Chargers' QB Philip Rivers coming off a shaky performance, Green Bay looks like the side the public will back, and may win with.
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