I'm assuming you are joking here.Originally Posted by DOM_Toretto
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10-01-19 11:06 PM #36
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10-01-19 11:33 PM #37
This game is pretty much a pick (Seahawks -1 and -120 on the money line)
Seahawks have a good home field advantage that's worth about four points.
Put this game on a neutral field and the Rams are -3 take away four for Seattle's home field and there's your line.
Seahawks -1.
I'm not betting this game.
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10-01-19 11:35 PM #38
10/3 LA Rams at Seattle LA Rams +105 +100 +110 49.5% 27.23 54.65 Seattle -125 -120 -120 50.5% 27.42
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10-01-19 11:42 PM #39
what if your out for a weekend hunting, out of a service area, or strait h8 the cell phone because you don't want cancer later in life by holding the electronic cancer device up to your head just a few inches away from the brain?? Originally Posted by DOM_Toretto
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10-02-19 01:39 AM #40
its so bizarre. Originally Posted by pilebuck13
go peep how hawks play in prime time nice tight line to get us on LA.. not falling for it. if theres a prop for the first td to be defensive, I'm taking it.
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10-02-19 03:00 AM #41
Let's bring up one important factor that will matter. Seattle plays base defense pretty much all the time, I would love to see them try that against the Rams. Kupp will destroy them if they put LBs on him.
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10-02-19 03:17 AM #42
What concerns me about the Rams is the fact that they played A TON of snaps against Tampa. That game went on forever. And this concerns me on a short week. Are there any trends on this? Does teams recover well after that many snaps. With that said, Rams are the better team.
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10-02-19 07:38 AM #43
Very serious. If you bet early week NFL you’re gambling on line movement too so now you’re gambling on two things instead of one - very likely one of those two will go against you. Originally Posted by lakerboy
Not to mention injury reports!
As well as matchup data, shadow coverage information, pass-pro & run block advantages.... all this data usually not easily available until mid to late week.
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10-02-19 08:38 AM #44
Bro - the Hawks beat the Steelers and the Bengals by a combined 3 points, lost to the Saints, and beat up a shitty AZ team. This is their first test. Originally Posted by pilebuck13
Rams got caught looking ahead to this game. I'll look for you on tv
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10-02-19 08:39 AM #45
so why does the book set the line early? Originally Posted by DOM_Toretto
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10-02-19 09:02 AM #46
So we can gamble twice. He just told you that lol. Originally Posted by gauchojake
In all seriousness I think with the NFL if you see a line that is short of your estimation you have to take it. That happens all the time in the NFL. Last week the Panthers were+5 to open in Houston. I saw that and right away I knew that was fishy. So I took car +4 midweek. They won
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10-02-19 09:07 AM #47
I guess it’s just weighing the costs & benefits... you can jump on a line early in hopes of taking advantage of a good line, but you risk making a decision without injuries and other information available.
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10-02-19 12:31 PM #48
Bestbet Houston -5
At home
Atl struggling
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10-02-19 12:50 PM #49
Rams are overrated in my eyes. The offensive line is really bad. Goff is highly overrated, check out his td/int ratio since that shootout vs KC last year. He is a system QB and needs the play action in McVay's scheme to succeed, you see what happens when they are forced to throw the ball trying to comeback. The defense is also a lot worse than last season. Also, the way the team was put together by paying a few guys big money they have little to no depth.
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10-02-19 01:02 PM #50
Thing is with Goff is he's not a drop back pocket passer. Originally Posted by JAKEPEAVY21
They'll straighten that out.
Rams have a ton of talent.
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10-02-19 01:04 PM #51
Gurley will be a non-factor in this game. He can not get ready to play on three days rest. Goff is over rated, as is the Rams offense in general. Seattle is 8-0-1 ATS in their last 9 Thursday Night games. The Rams are 2-9 ATS on Thursday Night. This game is a no brainer. Seattle is a slight (1 to 1 1/2 point) favorite in this game. It may be lose, but Seattle covers.
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10-02-19 01:14 PM #52
Seattle almost lost week 1 at home to the Bengals. Dalton gave that game away. Bengals are one of the top 2 worst teams in football. Rams lost to the Bucs who are a rock solid team and have the Wrs to challenge Rams. Seattle doesn't. They have Tyler Lockett and Harry mentioned something about a no name rookie who will get bullied.
Seattle isn't as good as people think.
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10-02-19 01:16 PM #53
Terrible analysis lol. Originally Posted by BigdaddyQH
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10-02-19 01:18 PM #54
That's exactly what I'm saying. Who the hell is gonna guard Kupp in the slot, or Cooks or Gurley if they spread him out. Seattle has an amazing front 7 but they have one of the worst secondaries in the NFL. Originally Posted by The J-Dizzle
You think KJ Wright is gonna guard Cooper Kupp? Or Lance Kendricks gonna guard Gurley? Fukk no.
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10-02-19 01:28 PM #55
Seattle is overrated but so are the Rams. Goff already has trouble on the road and this is probably the toughest road environment there is.
With that said, Goff did ok at New Orleans twice last season (similarly very tough road environment). But when the scripted plays are done, have to give the edge to Wilson here.
Being on Thursday is another factor. I think I will go with 2nd half Seattle + over regardless of the halftime score.
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10-02-19 01:42 PM #56
Find me a NFL player that likes the Thursday night games win valuable prizes. Originally Posted by asiagambler
They all hate them.
The NFL should abolish the TNF games, but they won't, it puts money in their pockets.
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10-02-19 01:48 PM #57
What they should do is have teams coming off bye weeks if they are going to play on Thursday. Would only apply Weeks 4-12 but this would still drastically cut down on the poor quality games. Maybe hard to make all the schedules work though Originally Posted by stevenash
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10-02-19 08:47 PM #58
All this talk about Gurley...the guy is hurt. The Rams just dont want to tell everyone that. They would rather keep teams wondering and needing to prepare for him. He has a degenerative knee condition. 1 or 2 more avg seasons and he will retire. Thats why he didnt play towards the end of last season. Rams thought they were being slick even though everyone knows the real deal
Last edited by Renegades; 10-02-19 at 08:50 PM.
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10-02-19 10:44 PM #59
I think Petey has lost it. For a head coach to make the questionable calls he did in the NO game makes me think he is got Oldtimers.
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10-03-19 10:43 AM #60
I can't imagine a more false statement. Originally Posted by DOM_Toretto
So was taking the Lions +7 at Philly two weeks ago stupid? Or should I have waited until all the obvious injuries were reported by the media and the line dropped to 4?
Or how about taking Tennessee at +4 last week, after the sharps immediately pounced on +5? Should I have continued to wait until that line got to 3?
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10-03-19 10:47 AM #61
Well he only had 5 carries last game so arthritis or not, he should be fresh for this one. Originally Posted by Renegades
The more I think about it, it's getting really hard to lay off the Rams as an underdog. Seattle's only real advantage here is their strong home field
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10-03-19 10:49 AM #62
Rams cannot run the ball/ puts all the pressure on Goff to win the game and the defense is struggling. Seattle has a balanced offense and is at home I think it is seattle or pass.
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10-03-19 10:54 AM #63
So all in on the Hawks?
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10-03-19 10:57 AM #64
because that always works Originally Posted by Ghenghis Kahn
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10-03-19 10:59 AM #65
I am just hoping we get a primetime NFL game that doesn't suck ass. These are starting to look worse and worse.
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10-03-19 11:00 AM #66
last Thursday was a tremendous game. Originally Posted by unde0087
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10-03-19 11:03 AM #67
As a whole all games outside of sunday afternoon have been dogshit for years. Originally Posted by shocka1212
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10-03-19 11:06 AM #68
Just a testament to how square most of the posters on this site are. Either A. Gurley is hurt, B. The Rams are intentionally conserving him for later in the season, C. The Rams O-line has regressed massively from 2018 or D. All of the above. Originally Posted by Renegades
I'd say it's D. The reports on Gurley's arthritic knee were well publicized throughout the off-season, so it should be no surprise he's seeing far less usage. I'd imagine that will continue throughout the 2019 regular season.
What no one has really talked about is Rodger Saffold's departure for Tennessee, John Sullivan being replaced by the inexperienced Brian Allen and Andrew Whitworth finally needing to be put out to pasture. This has resulted in Goff seeing more pressure, making more mistakes (6 INTs this Sept vs 2 last year) and taking a few more sacks than the first four games of last season. Not to mention the impact on the running game!
With a less than stellar offensive line, the combination of Ansah and Clowney are going to be a real problem for Goff. He won't have the luxury of battling a team missing four starters from their secondary (Browns), and the Rams won't be playing an injured QB (Newton) and hopefully won't play a team whose QB is knocked out of the game (Brees).
The real overrated team here is the Rams, they have three circumstantial victories and were blown-out at home by the Buccaneers. Factor in Seattle's massive home field advantage in prime time games and this is either Seattle or nothing.
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10-03-19 11:22 AM #69
You can literally write any narrative you want and have facts to support it. For instance you could say that the Rams rushed back Blythe because Demby was so bad that they had no choice and thus they were dealing with a line that was exploitable. Everybody is healthy this week so expect the Rams to run the ball and give Goff protection.
Here's another thought... The books are hanging that 1.5 to 2 so that the Rams are teased when the sharp play is either Rams or Seattle in a blow out and it won't matter about the teaser.
Flip a coin. It's a divisional game. I'll take the points.
Also I'm a Rams homer!!! Lol
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10-03-19 11:25 AM #70
Gaucho, we appreciate the honesty pal. Originally Posted by gauchojake
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