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    Quote Originally Posted by tltaylor89 View Post
    yes if at -105
    Its not even close to that. Its like -115 for the over.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ace_of_Spades View Post

    Its not even close to that. Its like -115 for the over.
    No value in it for me especially if they decide to go with a balance run attack

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    Quote Originally Posted by tltaylor89 View Post
    No value in it for me especially if they decide to go with a balance run attack
    Their running game is disturbing, if it sucks straightup, Mannings going to the air strike.

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    ttaylor. the difference between -115 and -105 is only 10%.
    no value ? lmao !

    you like it at -105 but it has no value at -115

    ridiculous.

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    Looks to easy might stay away from that at -115

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    Like the under actually. They'll have the lead and hopefully run it sometimes?

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    Instead of needing Manning to toss 38, I'd rather only need him to complete 2 more than Brees for the same odds. I just started a thread on the Manning-1.5 prop.
    Why is because New Orleans has a more balanced running game, and Brees favors the mid/long ball more than Manning. Not to mention I believe Indy will have more time of possession.

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    If i do indeed take the bet, i would hope the Colts are down by a TD late and he matches up the field throwing the ball. He doesn't have to connect with recievers, just attempts.

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    In 17 playoff games, Manning has gone over 37 1/2 attempts in 11 games. (2/2 in 2010)

    In the regular season this year, he did it 7 times out of 14 complete games. (Above his career average)

    So, it's a good bet because this year's Colts has the worst running attack they've ever had. They rely on Manning heavily for offensive production. More importantly, the #1 Saints offense will be pushing Peyton to keep racking up points to keep pace. The over is an easy bet.

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