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Author:  schmitty1121 [ Sat Jun 30, 2007 3:46 pm ]
Post subject:  NFL over/unders
Has anyone seen over/under win totals posted anywhere?
Author:  Irish Boy [ Sat Jun 30, 2007 6:46 pm ]
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Bodog has them.
Author:  Chus [ Sun Jul 01, 2007 9:05 am ]
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From sportsbook.com

Arizona Cardinals Over 7 (-145)
Under 7 (+115)


Atlanta Falcons Over 7.5 (-110)
Under 7.5 (-120)


Baltimore Ravens Over 9 (-145)
Under 9 (+115)


Buffalo Bills Over 6 (-115)
Under 6 (-115)


Carolina Panthers Over 9 (+110)
Under 9 (-140)


Chicago Bears Over 10 (+110)
Under 10 (-140)


Cincinnati Bengals Over 9 (-135)
Under 9 (+105)


Cleveland Browns Over 5.5 (-170)
Under 5.5 (+135)


Dallas Cowboys Over 9 (-145)
Under 9 (+115)


Denver Broncos Over 9.5 (-110)
Under 9.5 (-120)


Detroit Lions Over 6 (-120)
Under 6 (-110)


Green Bay Packers Over 7.5 (+110)
Under 7.5 (-140)


Houston Texans Over 6.5 (-105)
Under 6.5 (-125)


Indianapolis Colts Over 10.5 (-155)
Under 10.5 (+125)


Jacksonville Jaguars Over 9 (-105)
Under 9 (-125)


Kansas City Chiefs Over 7.5 (Even)
Under 7.5 (-130)


Miami Dolphins Over 7 (-130)
Under 7 (Even)


Minnesota Vikings Over 6.5 (-150)
Under 6.5 (+120)


New England Patriots Over 11.5 (-145)
Under 11.5 (+115)


New Orleans Saints Over 9 (-120)
Under 9 (-110)


New York Giants Over 8 (-120)
Under 8 (-110)


New York Jets Over 8 (+120)
Under 8 (-150)


Oakland Raiders Over 5 (-130)
Under 5 (Even)


Philadelphia Eagles Over 9 (-155)
Under 9 (+125)


Pittsburgh Steelers Over 9 (+105)
Under 9 (-135)


San Diego Chargers Over 10.5 (-140)
Under 10.5 (+110)


San Francisco 49ers Over 7.5 (-160)
Under 7.5 (+130)


Seattle Seahawks Over 9 (+105)
Under 9 (-135)


St Louis Rams Over 7.5 (-115)
Under 7.5 (-115)


Tampa Bay Buccaneers Over 7 (-115)
Under 7 (-115)


Tennessee Titans Over 7 (Even)
Under 7 (-130)


Washington Redskins Over 7.5 (+110)
Under 7.5 (-140)
Author:  schmitty1121 [ Sun Jul 01, 2007 10:49 am ]
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Thanks guys.
Author:  Irish Boy [ Tue Jul 03, 2007 10:53 pm ]
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Best Bets:

Carolina over 9 (though not if the line moves to 9 1/2) at +110: Easy schedule, should be fine against Atlanta and TB, NFC South is weak, Dallas and Green Bay are easy draws, and play Houston and Tennessee in the AFC. A steal at +110

Bears over 10 (or 10.5) at +110: Lucky AFC draws with Denver and KC at home, and the two AFC west coast trips coming the first week and the week after the BYE, respectively. Weak division in North good for at least 5 wins. Expect Dallas, Washington, and NYG to underperform- two wins minimum from that list. NO at home is a great draw as well, while the game should have some playoff ramifications for the Bears if they're still competing for the 11th win against a dome team at home in the final game.

Cleveland under 5.5 at +135- too much draft day love, when the team has no QB, is in the toughest division in the NFL (Three legitimate Superbowl contenders), gets the two tougher NFC West teams at home (where they'll lose anyway) and has to travel to Arizona and STL, which will make them more difficult. Assuming they beat wither Baltimore, Cincinatti, or Pittsburgh once (not likely), they'd need to go 2-2 in the NFC west, 2-2 in the east (possible against Miami and Buffalo), and beat either Oakland or Houston. I say they go 0-6 in division, lose to Arizona, lose to Buffalo, and maybe lose to Houston or Oakland. N0 shot at 6-10, and a great line to boot.

Dallas at under 9 at +115- the biggest no-brainer in the history of earth. Welcome to your second year of starting, Shaun Romo!

NYJ at over 8 at +120 (though not 8.5)- I see four wins in division, can play NE close, winnable games against Cleveland, Tennessee, Miami, Washington, Dallas, and NJG (they get the lucky 9-game home schedule this go around as well.) Won't suprize anyone this go around, but should at least go 8-8.

Seattle at over 9 at +105- someone needs to win the NFC West, and someone needs to win the games between the West and the South. Get the Bears at home on Chicago's second straight West Coast trip, should be able to steal a game from either Cincy or Baltimore at home, and still get Cleveland as well. Should be better this year than last.

All of this is for entertainment purposes only, of course. Should Irish Boy be horribly wrong, Irish Boy offers no apologies or refunds.
Author:  Chus [ Wed Jul 04, 2007 9:02 am ]
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New England under 11.5

No chance to win 12 games with their schedule.

Sep 9 @N.Y. Jets 1:00pm
Sep 16 San Diego 8:15pm
Sep 23 Buffalo 1:00pm
Oct 1 @Cincinnati 8:30pm
Oct 7 Cleveland 1:00pm
Oct 14 @Dallas 4:15pm
Oct 21 @Miami 1:00pm
Oct 28 Washington 4:15pm
Nov 4 @Indianapolis 4:15pm
Week 10 BYE
Nov 18 @Buffalo 1:00pm
Nov 25 Philadelphia 8:15pm
Dec 3 @Baltimore 8:30pm
Dec 9 Pittsburgh 1:00pm
Dec 16 N.Y. Jets 1:00pm
Dec 23 Miami 1:00pm
Dec 29 @N.Y. Giants 8:15pm
Author:  Irish Boy [ Wed Jul 04, 2007 9:51 am ]
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Looking at the schedule, NE could go 2-2 or 1-3 in their first four games (the Jets will play them tough at the Meadowlands.) There's a not-insignificant chance that Moss could lose it if they start with that record. It's a stretch, but NYJ at 9/2 to win that division isn't a bad play (no NFL team should ever have odds like 1/5 to win a division, especially when one or two injuries could spell disaster.)
Author:  Chus [ Wed Jul 04, 2007 11:51 am ]
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www.sportsbook.com has the Jets at 5-1.
Author:  Rocks and Blows [ Thu Jul 12, 2007 10:34 am ]
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Packers, Cowboys and Jets---UNDER
Author:  Chus [ Sun Jul 15, 2007 10:14 am ]
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Baltimore over 9 (-145)

They should be 7-3 or 8-2 heading into the San Diego game.

Sep 10 @Cincinnati 6:00pm
Sep 16 N.Y. Jets 3:15pm
Sep 23 Arizona 12:00pm
Sep 30 @Cleveland 12:00pm
Oct 7 @San Francisco 3:15pm
Oct 14 St. Louis 12:00pm
Oct 21 @Buffalo 12:00pm
Week 8 BYE
Nov 5 @Pittsburgh 7:30pm
Nov 11 Cincinnati 3:05pm
Nov 18 Cleveland 12:00pm
Nov 25 @San Diego 3:15pm
Dec 3 New England 7:30pm
Dec 9 Indianapolis 7:15pm
Dec 16 @Miami 12:00pm
Dec 23 @Seattle 3:15pm
Dec 30 Pittsburgh 12:00pm
Author:  Chus [ Fri Jul 20, 2007 11:57 am ]
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If the number gets to 8, then I will pound the San Francisco under.
Author:  Chus [ Wed Jul 25, 2007 4:18 pm ]
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Arizona over 7 (-155)

It is a lot of juice, but they have an easy schedule.

Sep 10 @San Francisco 9:15pm
Sep 16 Seattle 3:05pm
Sep 23 @Baltimore 12:00pm
Sep 30 Pittsburgh 3:15pm
Oct 7 @St. Louis 12:00pm
Oct 14 Carolina 3:05pm
Oct 21 @Washington 12:00pm
Week 8 BYE
Nov 4 @Tampa Bay 12:00pm
Nov 11 Detroit 3:15pm
Nov 18 @Cincinnati 12:00pm
Nov 25 San Francisco 3:05pm
Dec 2 Cleveland 3:05pm
Dec 9 @Seattle 3:05pm
Dec 16 @New Orleans 12:00pm
Dec 23 Atlanta 3:05pm
Dec 30 St. Louis 3:15pm
Author:  reents [ Sun Jul 29, 2007 10:12 am ]
Post subject:  THoughts
Vikings, DOlphins, and Buccanneers all under

I don't see Trent Green, Jeff Garcia making much diffrence for the 2 Florida Teams and I think the VIkings should have got a better quarterback, I know they will try to win with defense and running the ball, but they will have to throw, even though Jackson was decent sometimes, just look when he went to Green Bay.
Author:  Chus [ Tue Aug 07, 2007 4:55 pm ]
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Philadelphia over 9 (-125)

The NFC East is a brutal division. 4-2 in the division, .500 the rest of the way should be a cinch.
Author:  NotInTheBiz [ Thu Aug 09, 2007 2:18 pm ]
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I guess Dan Pompeii is going to be pounding the over on the Lions since he has them winning the dovision.
Author:  Chus [ Mon Sep 03, 2007 10:43 am ]
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Irish Boy wrote:
Looking at the schedule, NE could go 2-2 or 1-3 in their first four games (the Jets will play them tough at the Meadowlands.) There's a not-insignificant chance that Moss could lose it if they start with that record. It's a stretch, but NYJ at 9/2 to win that division isn't a bad play (no NFL team should ever have odds like 1/5 to win a division, especially when one or two injuries could spell disaster.)


www.bookmaker.com has the Jets at +925 to win the east

www.sportsbook.com has New England wins at under 11.5 (+130). I went HUGE on the Pats under. Harrison is out four weeks, Seymour is out at least six weeks, and Randy Moss is gimpy and well, Randy Moss. He could be a malcontent within a few weeks.
Author:  Irish Boy [ Mon Sep 03, 2007 12:11 pm ]
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Chus wrote:
Irish Boy wrote:
Looking at the schedule, NE could go 2-2 or 1-3 in their first four games (the Jets will play them tough at the Meadowlands.) There's a not-insignificant chance that Moss could lose it if they start with that record. It's a stretch, but NYJ at 9/2 to win that division isn't a bad play (no NFL team should ever have odds like 1/5 to win a division, especially when one or two injuries could spell disaster.)


www.bookmaker.com has the Jets at +925 to win the east

www.sportsbook.com has New England wins at under 11.5 (+130). I went HUGE on the Pats under. Harrison is out four weeks, Seymour is out at least six weeks, and Randy Moss is gimpy and well, Randy Moss. He could be a malcontent within a few weeks.


I'm all over those. +925 is insane; the sportsbooks were keeping the Jets at around 5/1 a month ago. As for the under, the Pats may lose three of their first four. That could put them in a tailspin, especially if an insufficient number of footballs are through to a certain R. Moss.
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