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Can I ask why? 4 characters don't help much. I am all over PIT -5.5 and the over looks tempting, but with Pit's defense and Tennessee's lack of passing attack doesn't lend itself to a high scoring affair.
SBR POKER TOURNEY6th Place 5/27/2012
SBR Founder Join Date: 10/6/2005
Well I am staying away from the totals. I have a strong lean toward the over, and may throw a small bet on at the last second, but nothing at this point.
Here is the writeup I made for my thread.
Tennessee Titans @ Pittsburgh Steelers (PIT -5.5)
1 unit play
Recent history has our back on this one (See quote below). The 5.5 seems like a big line this early, but this game shouldn't be within a TD. Since 2001 Superbowl winners have been (6-1-1) ATS week 1. This year should be no different. Tennessee got a great deal of its games last year based on Defense and running the ball, this week the Titans will truly learn what the absence of Albert Haynesworth is going to do to their defense and Chris Johnson and Lendale White will have their hands full against the a Pittsburgh defense who only allowed 80.2 yards per game on the ground last year.
This should be a game dominated by the defenses, the big difference is that Pitt still has the ability to move the ball and put up points, while Tennessee's run centered offense will fall behind early and have a hard time catching up. Look for Big Ben and company to pile on early and then grind the game down keeping Tennessee's defense on the field and Chris Johnson on the sideline. Albert Haynesworth left a huge hole in the middle of Tennessee's defensive line and the Pit runningbacks should find enough room not to allow Tennessee into the game.
SBR POKER TOURNEY6th Place 5/27/2012