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Here is Sunday's NFL lineup with likley outcomes. Please do your own research. But just for fun, here you go. Please share with all your friends and even your enemie$, Let$ beat those Bookie$.
BUFFALO 17 - NY Jets 16 —LaVar Ball is probably not attending, but this has
the look of an NBA salary-dump special, with both the Jets and Bills effectively
having stripped their rosters, ostensibly in hopes of getting a high pick and a
shot at a franchise QB (Sam Darnold?) in next April’s draft. N.Y.’s lack of
playmakers is not really alleviated by the recent addition of ex-Seattle WR
Kearse. But Todd Bowles’ defense was bringing plenty of heat in the
preseason, and the Buffalo QB situation is dicey at best with Tyrod Taylor in the
concussion protocol last weekend, leaving Pitt rookie Nathan Peterman
perhaps the only healthy option for new HC McDermott.
Atlanta 33 - CHICAGO 20—The “Super Bowl loser hangover” theory has
been a bit more than a myth (note Cam Newton and the Panthers a year ago).
And we’re still not sure about Atlanta’s psychology after its Supe meltdown,
especially since the Falcs have been almost as prone to blow leads (a disturbing
trait that continued in preseason) as the Cincinnati Reds bullpen. But Matt Ryan
and the Atlanta “1s” looked mostly sharp in August. Chicago seems a bit risky
as a recommendation with Mike Glennon in the cockpit for the attack until rookie
Mitchell Trubisky is ready to fly solo. Falcs “over” 16-3 LY!
(14-Chicago +3 27-13 u54’...SR: Chicago 14-12)
HOUSTON 26 - Jacksonville 17—It’s been four years since Houston lost a
game vs. Jax, meaning Blake Bortles is 0-6 SU vs. Romeo Crennel’s defense.
Bortles has just 6 TDP vs. 8 picks in those games. It’s true that Bortles now has
LSU rookie Leonard Fournette to help out, and Tom Coughlin has returned in a
front office role to provide some needed discipline to the Jag organization. But
the Texans now have a healthy J.J. Watt back in the fold for what was the NFL’s
top-rated defense even without him a year ago, and Tom Savage apears to be
a serviceable option at QB until Clemson rookie Deshaun Watson is ready.
Expect the Texans to have an extra spring in their step for their Hurricane
Harvey-weary fans.
(16-Houston 24-J’VILLE 21...16-23 33/181 22/80 14/27/0/92 32/49/1/247 0/0 2/1)
(16-HOUSTON 21-J’ville 20...23-9 31/79 20/67 29/47/2/308 12/28/1/83 3/0 0/0)
(16-Hou +2’ 24-21 o42’; HOU. -4’ 21-20 o39’...SR: Houston 19-11)
Philadelphia 31 - WASHINGTON 24—Al Morganti and Angelo Cataldi have
had to work hard to keep their WIP listeners from going too far overboard with
the Eagles. But they have reason to be excited in Philly after GM Howie
Roseman added a last piece to his defensive puzzle with the recent trade for
Bills CB Ron Darby to go along with offensive upgrades (including big-back
LeGarrette Blount) to help 2nd-year QB Carson Wentz. Meanwhile, the Skins
have been turning over personnel almost as frequently as the Trump White
House, with Kirk Cousins now proceeding minus his pair of 2016 1000-yd. WRs
(Garcon & D. Jackson). Philly “over” 10-1 last 11 away.
Arizona 24 - DETROIT 20—Before their title window closes, Bruce Arians
believes he can squeeze one more big year out of Carson Palmer and Larry
Fitzgerald; we advise Arizona fans to enjoy all three while they can. But the
aerial show doesn’t have to do it all anymore for the Cards with do-everything
RB David Johnson now the focal point of the strike force. The many ball hawks
in the Big Red 2ndary can also minimize the impact of new Detroit big-play
threat WR Kenny Golladay, while Matt Stafford could be excused for spending
extra time with his financial advisors after recently signing new big-bucks deal.
TENNESSEE 31- Oakland 26—Oakland’s thrill ride LY was reminiscent of
Franz Klammer’s downhill run at the ‘76 Innsbruck Winter Olympics, as the
Raiders won many nailbiters, all before midseason, to generate momentum for
their first playoff berth since 2002. The margin of error might be slimmer in
2017, as Jack Del Rio could be counting upon as many as four rookies on his
defense to provide needed upgrades. Marcus Mariota and the evolving
Tennessee attack can better exploit those shortcomings than LY, when 3 TOs
proved costly in close loss. “Totals” alert–Oakland “over” 27-13-1 L 41; Titans
“over” 7-2-1 L10 at home.
MIAMI 27 - Tampa Bay 24—More than a few insiders have told us Miami
won’t suffer too much (if any) of a downturn at QB with Jay Cutler, who is familiar
with HC Adam Gase’s offense from their year together in Chicago, in for the
injured Ryan Tannehill. Expect the Dolphins to come out firing in order to
outscore fancied Tampa Bay, which has provided Jameis Winston with the
needed deep threat (DeSean Jackson) to stretch enemy defenses. There are
still several questions with both stop units, however, which is why the “over”
might be the preferred call, as it often was LY for Miami (Gase “over” 12-4 in
2016 in his head coach debut).
Baltimore 20 - CINCINNATI 19—There’s a major X-factor in this game after
Baltimore QB Joe Flacco sat out all of the preseason with a sore back. (Flacco
is at least practicing again in hopes of making opener.) But the Ravens went 4-
0 anyway in August on the strength of their rugged "D" and makeshift attack.
The Bengals have some flashy offensive performers in WR A.J. Green, RB Gio
Bernard, and speedy rookie RB Joe Mixon. But the Cincy OL is in a state of
transition, while the defense will be missing starting LB Vontaze Burfict (three
games) and CB Adam Jones (one game), both on NFL suspensions.
Pittsburgh 30 - CLEVELAND 13—How come we’re skeptical about
Cleveland’s chances of extending its 4-0 preseason mark into the regular
campaign? Especially after Pittsburgh picked up veteran CB Joe Haden,
dissed by the Browns last week. Ben Roethlisberger was a sharp 6 of 9 in his
only preseason appearance, while rookie RB James Conner of Pitt appears
capable of keeping defenses honest if Le’Veon Bell is not active. Let’s see how
much the analytics orientation of the Cleveland management helps rookie QB
DeShone Kizer when the QB is being chased by Steeler LBs Bud Dupree,
James Harrison, and big-play rookie T.J. Watt.
L.A. RAMS 23 - Indianapolis 17—No solid line on the game at our writing due
to the questions surrounding Andrew Luck’s shoulder. But even if he plays, how
likely is he to be 100%? L.A., meanwhile, saw top defender DT Aaron Donald
hold out the entire preseason. While QB Jared Goff (0-7 as a starter LY)
appears improved, he was still “rough around the edges” in August practice
games. But there is no doubt that new HC Sean McVay (Washington o.c. the
L3Ys) has enlivened the L.A. offense (not hard to do) with improved play-calling
and OL adjustments, not to mention an improved team attitude (again, not hard
to do) after the offensively-challenged Jeff Fisher regime.
Seattle 27 - GREEN BAY 26—Except for some remaining issues in its O-line,
Seattle seems well set to make a run at the NFC title, with another postseason
clash with G.B. not seeming unlikely. Former Packer Eddie Lacy is now adding
his weight to the Seahawk ground game, while G.B is still a bit uncertain in the
overland department. The Seattle secondary is also more stable than at the
start of LY, and its front four is more dangerous following the addition of DT
Sheldon Richardson from the Jets. That should help inhibit Aaron Rodgers just
enough for Russell Wilson keep this one wild and wooly. The elusive Wilson is
fancy on his feet once again after LY’s early leg injuries.
SAN FRANCISCO 26 - Carolina 21—Following its post-Super Bowl
slump last season, Carolina appears improved, partly due to increased
dynamism provided by rookie RB/PR Christian McCaffrey, who returns to his old
haunts near Stanford for this one. But Cam Newton got precious little
preseason work while he strengthened his throwing shoulder after offseason
surgery. Meanwhile, the 49ers’ Kyle Shanahan era opens at Levi’s Stadium.
Veteran QB Brian Hoyer (Chicago LY) seems simpatico in Shanahan’s varied,
quick-striking version of the 21st century West Coast offense. Shanahan and
GM John Lynch (former Stanford safety) have reportedly instilled a new sense
of confidence and competitiveness in the Red and Gold, on both offense and
defense. Panthers no covers last 8 as road favorite!
*N.Y. Giants 22 - DALLAS 15—The Ezekiel Elliott suspension issue is
in the courts at our deadline. But will shade the G-Men regardless, as Eli and
N.Y. have often displayed the “magic touch” vs. the Cowboys in hard-fought
action, such as LY’s two narrow wins. The temperamental Odell Beckham Jr.
should cause many problems for the rebuilt Dallas secondary. Meanwhile, the
Giants’ own defense appears to be improved following 2016’s multiple additions
of DE Olivier Vernon (via Miami), DT Damon Harrison (Jets), LB B.J. Goodson
(4th rd, Clemson), CB Janoris Jenkins (via Rams), CB Eli Apple (1st rd, Ohio
State), and S Darian Thompson (3rd rd, Boise). 2015 additions S Landon Collins
and LB Jonathan Casillas are already stalwarts. Valuable MLB Anthony
Hitchens (knee) is out for Dallas. G-Men also "under" 12-4 LY.
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