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10-26-2006, 07:01 PM
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RD's with bite...
Some interesting patterns for teams one game before their bye week.
Most impressive in this situation are road dogs coming off a SU or ATS loss. The psychological explanation is fairly simple. They're feeling bad about the last game, and want to avoid feeling even worse during the next two weeks between games; plus they have to prove themselves on the road (home teams aren't nearly as responsive in this spot). These teams have a lot on the line emotionally and will play accordingly. Expect them to win at a rate of about 65-68% ATS. Team in this spot this week: Arizona Cardinals +4 |
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10-26-2006, 07:37 PM
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i agree with you there...even tho ppl are saying GB is gonna serve an ass whooping, the cards are for one due for a win, i think the cards D is better than the packers, and the
2-9 ATS where as the cards are 2-5 ATS, and we all saw what the cards can do, and did against CHI but i found this stat which is very very interesting to me....listen to this dark horse... 2-10-1 ATS last 13 away in October for the Cards... as a road dog of 3.5 - 7 pts the cards are also 1-5 they are 1-4 on the road ATS and they are 1-4 SU against GB... tough game GB is 4-1 SU against ARI i have a small lean towards the packers but i like ARI gettin 3 pts. |
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