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  1. 10-13-09 05:06 PM #1
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    Default What is a stronger play? CIN -4 or JAX -10?

    I think CIN -4 is a little better than JAX -10. I'm thinking that the CIN D will lock down HOU at home.

    Your thoughts?
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    Houston is unpredictable. If their O is clicking they can play against anyone but that's a big IF. They used to have one of the top O in the league but their running game is struggling.
    Cin is $ as underdog role and now they're favor. Their O is suspecting and all their wins came down to the wire on last play.
    Houston has been on L/W/L/W/L and they lost last week so I'm leaning on they keep this game close if not pulling a minor upset.
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    Yuu have a team in Cincy who is red hot playing at home against a team that is 2-3. -4 is not bad,though the line opened at -6.5. With Jacksonville, you get a team that is 2-3 playing at home against what certainly could be an 0-16 team in the Rams. The Rams have been outscored 109 to 27 in their last 3 games, and two of those games have been at home. Jacksonville looked terrible last week, but scored 30+ points in the two games before last week. Your choice.
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    Cincy may be hot, but they are still questionable. Houston can be really explosive, idk yet...
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    Quote Originally Posted by DREEZY View Post
    I think CIN -4 is a little better than JAX -10. I'm thinking that the CIN D will lock down HOU at home.

    Your thoughts?
    I am leaning to both... Cincy has played a very strong schedule and is 4-1, Houston has played a much weaker schedule and is 2-3 but coulda beat a good AZ team in AZ. Houston offense could get a back door cover, late TD. But I like Cincy.

    Jax would be a huge play for me but I need to find out more about how they got blown out SO BAD in Seattle (41-0). Have they quit on their coach? As you may know, I have cited the Rams as woefully undermanned, but their mini WR's actually made some progress last week and Bulger will be back. They are getting healthier, too, a few starters are back. + 11 they could cover, but, again, need to find out what is going on with Jacksonville.
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    imo both are strong plays cin held the new look ravens offense in check and they will do the same to houston

    now benson rushed for 122 against a ravens d that hadnt given up 100 yard rusher in ages
    what is benson gonna do against the worst run d in the league ??
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    with sims walker back in the line up a defense can longer key on mjd. i saw sims walker in person and was very impressed
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