The Patriots continue their march, and we were right behind them. Two other matches also came in
NE Pats did Miami by 21 winning both our tips – straight and handicap. Kansas City Chiefs and Oakland Raiders went down to the final seconds for a 2 point Chiefs win and both traded for the entire match back and forth past evens.
Chicago defeated Philly Eagles at the end with a long drive for a 3 point win after moving the ball 97 yards.
Trading was awesome in both these matches and we should all have caned it nicely.
A great weekend and the account is back firing!
If it ain’t broke don’t try to fix it.
We have been backing New England Patriots since before the season started and have them as a Superbowl bet.
They are 6-0 and face a weak Dolphins in Miami this week.
I know runs come to an end, but we have to ride them till they do.
The prices are low but NE is a solid bet for the first TV game.
On the handicaps anything around a 14 point mark at 10/11 is worth a look as well.
The next two games are much more interesting.
Chicago @ Philidelphia
Neither side is firing this season and for Chicago that is a shock.
They are bottom on the NFC North with a 2-4 record while the Eagles are bottom of NFC East with a 2-3 show.
I expect few points and a good trading game as both are pretty formless at the moment.
Kansas City Chiefs @ Oakland Raiders
Trade again. KC have 9 TDs and Oakland 14 but both tend to lose concentration in games and let the other side back in.
As an AFC West rivalry it should have some needle, and if Oakland can win it will really open up the division which KC top at the moment with a 3-3 record. Hardly impressive, but it could give us some nice swings around the evens mark as the game progresses.
For the punter I would trust neither side outright. They just don’t deserve it. Any side that is contemplating playing a RB after a couple of training sessions post-injury must be desperate. I know Priest Holmes is special but he has not played since OCT 06. That is why we trade and don’t back on matches like this one.