the Jets suk, but 20 points??
I just can't lay 20 points this early in the season.
Pass or take a chance with the Jets D
or it could be a complete blowout ( 44-0 )
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10-26-20 12:03 PM #1
Who's laying -19/20 points on KC vs. NYJ
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10-26-20 12:35 PM #2
Not a gm we should b betting
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10-26-20 12:50 PM #3
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10-26-20 12:53 PM #4
mnf has not been played yet
anyone capping right now using 10 day old stats
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10-26-20 12:58 PM #5
Jets are the worst team in Nfl. Chiefs like everybody else know that, could easily beat them by 5 td's. Also could easily let up knowing they can't lose, and win by 2 td's. Pass
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10-26-20 01:14 PM #6
early line was 21.5. has come down to 19 now. below 20 i might take chiefs but for nothing crazy.
i think bell gets at least one td.
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10-26-20 01:20 PM #7
Might bet the Over on whatever amount of yards they have listed for Bell that week. Revenge game.
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10-26-20 01:21 PM #8
what does MNF have to do with the KC/NYJ game?
Originally Posted by veriableodds
and who's using 10 day old stats?
as soon as the lines come out sunday night, I'm looking to get a jump on things
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10-26-20 01:23 PM #9
Wtf? Originally Posted by jjgold
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10-26-20 01:28 PM #10
punctuation aside, i think our fearless JJ meant he is laying points with the chiefs Originally Posted by stevek173
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10-26-20 01:41 PM #11
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10-26-20 02:38 PM #12
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10-26-20 03:16 PM #13
man i don't know
KC could come out and play all vanilla like on both sides of the ball and just try to win it later in the game if them playing relaxed and generic doesn't lead to a decent lead
or they could come out and fire away and try to make all the mahomes weapons happy by spreading around a TD to hill, a td to travis, a td to newcomer Bell, a td to the left tackle... oh wait they already did that
i will probably tease up jets 10 points and hope for the best
KC got a td from the defense, a kick off return td and they only beat denver by 27
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10-30-20 11:21 PM #14
here's an interesting stat I just found out...the last 8 times an NFL team was a heavy favorite of 20 points or more, the underdog has covered 87.5% of the time and is an astonishing 7 -1 against the spread!...(see below for reference)...only the 1976 Steelers covered against Tampa Bay as 27 point favorites winning 42-0...just some food for thought.
8. Patriots vs. Buccaneers 1976 Week 14 (-21)
1976 was a year of firsts for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It was the team’s first season in the NFL. First season under head coach John McKay. First season at Tampa Stadium.
It was also the first time an NFL team played an entire season without winning or tying a single game. And by the time the final game against a seasoned 10-3 Patriots squad rolled around, the public and bookies didn’t like the Buc’s chances very much.
Up by a touchdown at halftime and tied after three, most of the game was much closer than expected. Then the Pats put 17 points on the board in the fourth quarter, driving a nail through the coffin of a truly disastrous inaugural season.
But hey, at least the Bucs covered this one.
7. Patriots vs. Dolphins 2007 Week 7 (-22)
Going into Week 7 of the 2007 season, the undefeated Patriots travelled south to take on the winless Miami Dolphins. Coming off an impressive win against a powerhouse Cowboys squad, the books liked New England’s chances to post huge margin in this game.
Things got off to a fast start, with the Pats completing an 80-yard drive with a 30-yard touchdown pass. The throw would be one of six TD passes Tom Brady threw; a Patriots record at the time. He earned a perfect passer rating during the game for the first time in his career.
Following an impressive 21-point fourth quarter scoring flurry, the Dolphins ultimately covered this massive spread by the tiniest of margins, surely disappointing scores of bettors.
The Patriots continued to a nearly undefeated season before losing to the Giants in Super Bowl XLII.
6. Cowboys vs. Buccaneers 1977 Week 3 (-23)
Three weeks into their second NFL season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers still had not won a single game.
Needless to say, their chances didn’t look good on the road against a Cowboy’s squad that would go on to win the Super Bowl that year.
The Cowboys took a commanding 17-0 lead in the first quarter, but the Bucs returned a second quarter fumble for a lone TD to cover the spread.
Ultimately, the game became infamous for extensive injuries and bad sportsmanship, including several scuffles between former roommates Cecil Johnson and Tony Dorsett.
5. 49ers vs. Falcons 1987 Week 4 (-24)
The 1987 NFL season was colored by a Player’s Association strike that saw most starters sit out.
While most teams – including the Atlanta Falcons – used replacement players during the strike, key 49ers stars crossed the picket line and continued to play. Joe Montana and Jerry Rice took the field in Atlanta, playing before less than 10,000 fans in one of the most poorly attended games in history.
Shockingly, the Falcon’s rag-tag crew of replacement players held their own against some of the league’s biggest names, keeping the score to 25-17 and covering the huge 24 point spread.
4. 49ers vs. Bengals 1993 Week 14 (-24)
1993 was the 49ers’ first season without legendary QB Joe Montana, but they managed an impressive season nonetheless.
Facing a 1-10 Bengals team at home in Week 14 seemed a sure blowout for the Niners as 24 point favorites. David Klinger’s underwhelming NFL debut further moved public opinion behind San Francisco.
Coming off a win in LA the week prior, Cincinnati managed to cover the spread with an 8-21 final score.
3. Patriots vs. Eagles 2007 Week 12 (-25)
The 2007 Patriots appear as favorites on the list of biggest NFL point spreads twice, speaking to the utter dominance of this squad during their undefeated regular season.
Brady and crew’s Week 12 matchup against Philadelphia nearly put a dent in this golden record, despite the fact they were favored by a staggering 25 points going into the matchup.
Eagle’s starting QB Donovan McNabb was out with an injury, but backup A. J. Feeley showed his chops with an impressive performance that put 28 points on the board.
The Pats held on by just a field goal to win 31-28, falling far short of expectations despite their advancement to 11-0 on the season.
2. Steelers vs. Buccaneers 1976 Week 13 (-27)
The 1976 Bucs are the other team to find themselves listed twice here, albeit on the opposite side of the equation as the 2007 Patriots.
By the time they hit the road to face the Steelers in Week 13, sportsbooks and football fans had taken note of the weaknesses underlying Tampa’s 0-11 record.
Pittsburgh needed the win to clinch a playoff berth and did so effectively by holding the Buccaneers to just 85 yards as they scored 42 points in three quarters.
The 42-0 victory made the Steelers the only team in NFL history to cover a spread of more than 20 points.
1. Broncos vs. Jaguars 2013 Week 6 (-28)
Months before the Denver Broncos were humiliated in Super Bowl XLVIII, they were the hottest offense in the NFL and undefeated as they welcomed a winless Jacksonville team to the Mile High City.
Going into the game, the 2013 Broncos were averaging 46 points per game vs the Jag’s 10.2, which helps to explain the 28 point spread, the biggest in football history.
Things looked good out of the gates as Denver took a 14-0 lead in the first quarter. The Jaguars soon exceeded expectations, however, and were down by just two at the half.
Even after putting up another 21 points in the second half, the Broncos didn’t come close to covering this historic spread thanks to a generally solid performance by the Jacksonville defense. The game’s final score was 35-19.Last edited by Da Manster!; 10-30-20 at 11:24 PM.
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10-30-20 11:23 PM #15
1st half is a great play
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10-30-20 11:25 PM #16
I remember more games than this just off top of my head Pats were -20+ 4 times in 2007 and Eagles were over 20 vs the Texans in McNabb era.
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10-30-20 11:39 PM #17
Jets will be without their top two WR's as well...(Jamison Crowder, Breshad Perriman)
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10-30-20 11:45 PM #18
All I'm going to say is
Take Chiefs -20
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10-30-20 11:55 PM #19
Well Clint...I'm laying off the game myself...but I would love for the Jets to beat the Chiefs outright and eliminate a decent chunk of players in both my survivor pools!...ditto for Minny over GB and Giants over Tampa Bay!... Originally Posted by Fidel_CashFlow
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10-31-20 02:33 AM #20
feels like the game where guys take the big dog because it covers more often but jets out a bunch of targets whether or not they are actually good
and jets covered last week!
KC plays free and easy with a more simplified game plan and still wins by 20-23 maybe they get another defensive TD that helps
won't involve KC spread in any big plays. maybe a half unit in a 3-4 team parlay
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10-31-20 02:39 AM #21
Chiefs should wallop them. It’s just a lot of points and even at 27-7 you push at -20. Chiefs can smash these guys so bad they might only play a half and then run, run, run the rest of the way. 14-0 it’s over for the Jets. Jets aren’t even playing for pride at this point. They are just trying to not get hurt or get traded.
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10-31-20 10:57 AM #22
Chiefs can name the score. Hate these types if games in the middle of the season. Could win by 5 td's or 2. Hard to tell how motivated they will be facing the worst team in football Originally Posted by mjsuax13
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10-31-20 11:21 AM #23
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10-31-20 11:35 AM #24
Exactly how I feel... if they wanted to hang 50 on them they could but if you are the chiefs you get up a few scores and go to a basic offense. No need to take any risks. The Jets can’t come back. Originally Posted by stake1
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10-31-20 11:45 AM #25
Plug your nose and bet on the Jets +20 or whatever.
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10-31-20 12:19 PM #26
So in a 13PT teaser which do you guys think is a safer or better play....Jets (+32.5) or KC (-6.5)?...almost too good to pass up either way...
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10-31-20 07:33 PM #27
The Jets Suck. Love to see them
lose 48-0. Jets might be more concerned about trying to beat Patriots next week, since it seems all they ever do is lose to the Patriots.
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10-31-20 10:45 PM #28
When the game ends 42-3 you will be second guessing yourself for not taking -20.
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10-31-20 11:54 PM #29
This should be a Basketball game - final score is here : KC 65 - NYJ 2
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11-01-20 12:35 AM #30
kc to the moon, jerry!!!...all the way to the moon!!! Originally Posted by hot jerry
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11-01-20 01:05 AM #31
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11-01-20 08:01 AM #32
I rather take the Chiefs -12 in the 1st half. Andy (FatASS) Reid will play the 1st half as normal before taking his foot off the gas leaving the back door wide open for even the jets to step into. In the second half, we will see the "Big Tomata" working on the running game and safe plays along with substituting some of the beefy-er cheerleaders by the end of the game.
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11-01-20 08:05 AM #33
these type of games you should not even look at..pass
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11-01-20 08:08 AM #34
Yeah, but you would bet what baby burps first. Originally Posted by jjgold
Passing on this game, KC could be up 24 and allow a late back door TD cover that means nothing to anybody except those who gamble.
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11-01-20 10:09 AM #35
KC has no incentive to blow out a weak opponent, especially going into a bye week. Why risk getting anybody hurt??? They'll win the game, but where is the motivation to "blow out the Jets" ??? JMO.
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