Panthers (-6.5) at Falcons...O/U=45.5 O
Packers at Bears (No lines yet, to be updated)
Texans at ans (-7)...44.5 U
Browns at Steelers (-7)...44 O
Redskins at Giants (-4)...46.5 U
Ravens at Bengals (-6.5)...45 O
Jaguars at Colts (-11.5)...45.5 U
Jets at Dolphins (-6.5)...41 U
Lions at Vikings (-3)...52 U
Bills at Patriots (-9.5)...47 O
Buccaneers at Saints (-13)...47.5 O
Broncos (-13) at Raiders...54 O
49ers (-1.5) at Cardinals...43 U
Chiefs at Chargers (-9.5)...45 U
Rams at Seahawks (-10.5)...43 O
Eagles (-6.5) at Cowboys...53 U
Lock of the Week: Patriots (-9.5)
Last Week: 17-14-1
Going to parlay the Pats, Saints, and Cards for beaucoup bucks
Last edited by DeadlyDynasty; 12-29-2013 at 12:56 PM.
That is the logical call on Colts-Jaguars but word out of Indy is they want to go into the postseason with momentum and are going to play the 1's all day. Don't like it unless the unthinkable happens and the Pats & Bengals both lose. 3 seed almost certainly results in a match against a team that already beat them.
Q's
Does Houston have to lose to maintain the #1 draft pick?
Does Washington have to lose to maintain the #2 draft pick?
I think Houston has #1 locked up b/c record against common opponents is worse than Washington's (essentially, the Raiders game). Washington could end 4-12 with a handful of other teams which would likely take St. Louis out of the #2 spot. Washington needs to lose, but Houston doesn't, to answer your question.
The line finally came out with AR's announcement: Packers (-3) at Bears...O/U=53. Rodgers moved the line AT LEAST 6 points
I'll take the Pack and the Under.
son how much money you banking on my lock of the yearThe line finally came out with AR's announcement: Packers (-3) at Bears...O/U=53. Rodgers moved the line AT LEAST 6 points
I'll take the Pack and the Under.
Straight up or ATS? I picked the Giants but wouldn't put money on their inconsistent asses covering more than 3. The line is currently 4.
ats at home playing against a team who wants their coach gone. Both teams got to play for but I think the giants run away with this one
I'll wait to hear Avante's opinion, then I'll know for sure tbh
DeadlyDynastyFrom a betting standpoint, wouldn't Washington needing to lose make them a lock?Washington needs to lose, but Houston doesn't, to answer your question.
Or will Giants try to lose also to maintain/improve their own draft position?
^^ In the years where a team must losethe final game to maintain the #1 pick, ie the Colts two years ago with Andrew Luck, is this not betting gold?
SF will cover that line. Arizona will not make the playoffs.
SF, Seattle and KC
Rodgers will have some rust. Take Chicago. GB will not make the playoffs, too much of a down year for them this year.The line finally came out with AR's announcement: Packers (-3) at Bears...O/U=53. Rodgers moved the line AT LEAST 6 points
I'll take the Pack and the Under.
Don't forget, Washington's first rounder goes to the Rams this year
Where's the impetus for SF to cover that line? Arizona is fighting for their playoff lives while SF is already in. They would need an act of God (B2B home Seattle losses) for them to take the division. We all know AZ won't make the playoffs, but that's because the Saints will win (all 4:00 games, btw)
Again, I don't understand the rationale behind the Chiefs pick. They are the only playoff team out of 12 with absolutely nothing to play for. They lost out on a bye, so they'll use this week to recuperate.
Last edited by DeadlyDynasty; 12-27-2013 at 10:59 AM.
Which is not to say that Washington wouldn't benefit from having the 2nd pick in rounds 2-7--but it's not that big of a deal when they miss out on that precious #2 overall.
I feel like the Rams are going to be really good next season.
Only 3 lame-duck games this week out of 16:
Texans@ ans
Redskins@Giants
Lions@Vikings
So who absolutely has to lose this final reg season game?
Or is this one of those years where there is no "lock" loser?
Tampa would be wise to lose to help their draft position for next season, and they are playing a Saints team in the Superdome who needs to win to assure themselves a playoff spot. I could see the Saints winning 38-13.
It looks like around 6 or 7 teams can finish 4-12 on the season, so it would be dumb for Tampa to try and get to 5 wins.
Which of these is more of a lock?
Tampa Bay at New Orleans
JVille at Indy?
Fabbsalicious (so delicious)
But I ain't tryin to be malicious
And if you were su ious,
All that is fic ious.
I blow kisses (mmmwwahhh)
That puts them boys on rock, rock.
And they be lining down the block just to watch what I got (four, tres, two, uno)
but to answer your question Fabbs, in terms of W/L, the Saints game is by far the biggest lock of the week and arguably the season considering they're fighting for a playoff spot and they're at home
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