NFL: Best way to win after wildcard weekend....

vividjohn45 · 01-08-17, 05:18 PM

Blanket the next round?. I capped each game in wild card. 3-0 so far. 2 posted across the street. Proly cap each game next round also.

RetiredinPunta · 01-08-17, 05:23 PM

You don't need to cap. Wildcard winners will be over valued after beating up garbage injured teams. Pittsburgh, Houston and Seattle will most likely lose straight up and against the spread.

Longwood20 · 01-08-17, 05:24 PM

Originally posted by RetiredinPunta

Fade all wild card winners blindly, except the Giants/Greenbay winner. Giants/Greenbay winner will face dallas and that game will need some capping to breakdown possibilities.

Other wild card winners beat up crappy teams full of injuries. Seattle beat up very bad detroit team with injured qb. Houston beat up oaklands with first time NFL qb. Oakland also had some key injuries in the offensive line up. Pittsburgh beat up another back up QB.

Fading Seattle, Pittsburgh and Houston in the next week should go 2-1 or 3-0 against the spread. If the the opponent is dog, take them on the moneyline.

Light your cash on fire. Wildcard winners carry tons of momentum into the next round. Go back and look at the history. This dudes a clown

rizespor · 01-08-17, 05:28 PM

Pitt loses, Houston of course loses, do they cover? Who the hell knows. Seattle maybe, I like under 51.5ish or whatever it gets to

RetiredinPunta · 01-08-17, 08:17 PM

Originally posted by Longwood20

Light your cash on fire. Wildcard winners carry tons of momentum into the next round. Go back and look at the history. This dudes a clown

when in history were the opponents with first time qbs and injuries. This year its different.

goduke · 01-08-17, 10:14 PM

Originally posted by Longwood20

Light your cash on fire. Wildcard winners carry tons of momentum into the next round. Go back and look at the history. This dudes a clown

I think you should go back and look at history. Youre not even close to right

chico2663 · 01-08-17, 10:43 PM

They announce on tv that gb-nyg had play each other 5 times. That the winner has always gone to championship game. But I don't know how many times they met in the first round.

Eddy Munny · 01-08-17, 10:52 PM

So the Wildcard winners drew soft opponents, so what? They played what fate put in front of them and handled business. I don't think blindly fading all of them is guaranteed anything. You say they are "overvalued" yet the lines don't suggest as much.

If Seattle is overvalued, what should the line be, Falcons -7?

If Houston is overvalued, what should the line be, Patriots -18?

If Pitt is overvalued, what should the line be, Chiefs -3.5?

You're just gonna have to cap the games individually like you would any other week. I really don't see any distinct overvaluing of wildcard winners heading into the divisional round.

sweethook · 01-08-17, 11:02 PM

best take dallas

vividjohn45 · 01-09-17, 12:01 AM

Originally posted by Eddy Munny

So the Wildcard winners drew soft opponents, so what? They played what fate put in front of them and handled business. I don't think blindly fading all of them is guaranteed anything. You say they are "overvalued" yet the lines don't suggest as much.

If Seattle is overvalued, what should the line be, Falcons -7?

If Houston is overvalued, what should the line be, Patriots -18?

If Pitt is overvalued, what should the line be, Chiefs -3.5?

You're just gonna have to cap the games individually like you would any other week. I really don't see any distinct overvaluing of wildcard winners heading into the divisional round.

This. Unless hella statistical data was presented. And even then. Proly a pass