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Game Time.....Sunday 1 pm EST
TB -2 over Jags...Bought 1 point
Tier 1 of 4
QB that must start Game = Winston


Game Time.....Sunday 1 pm EST
St Louis +10.5 over GB bought 1
Tier 1 of 4
QB that must start Game =Foles


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San Fran +8 over NYG Bought 1
Tier 2 of 4
QB that must start Game =Kaepernick​



Game Time.....Sunday 1:00 pm EST
KC ML over Chicago
Tier 2 of 4
QB that must start Game =Smith

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Washington Redskins +7.5

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3* SF +7
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[459] Chicago +9

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[455] Play on CLE 6.5 (-108)
[457] Play on WAS 7 (-105)
[473] Play on SF 7 (-113)

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Colin Cowherd Blazing 5

Buffalo -2.5 (Buffalo 28-23)
Cleveland +6.5 (Ravens 21-20)
Arizona -2.5 (Arizona 31-23)
Seattle +2.5 (Seattle 24-23)
Rams +10 (Green Bay 28-23) "You're dumb if you don't take the Rams"

anyone have Fezzik's 3* NFL underdog play?

HenryTheNoodle said:

Colin Cowherd Blazing 5

Buffalo -2.5 (Buffalo 28-23)
Cleveland +6.5 (Ravens 21-20)
Arizona -2.5 (Arizona 31-23)
Seattle +2.5 (Seattle 24-23)
Rams +10 (Green Bay 28-23) "You're dumb if you don't take the Rams"

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anyone know colins blazing 5 YTD win/loss

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DOUBLE PLAY:

• KC -9 Chicago

SINGLE PLAYS:

• Jacksonville +3 Tampa Bay
  
• Cincinnati -3 Seattle
  
• Denver -4 1/2 Oakland
  
• New England -8 1/2 Dallas

Football Jesus Free pick: Seahawks+ the points

Re: Colin Cowherd

I think hes been 2-3 or 3-2 each week. Right around .500.

But he himself has said, he gets better as the year goes on.

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Jaguars (1-3) at Buccaneers (1-3)
LINE: TAMPA BAY by 3
Giving away any points with the Buccaneers is not ideal, but the alternative isn't any better. Even with Tampa's apparent home-field disadvantage, losers of 11 straight here, we prefer going that route rather than backing a toothless Jaguars team that can't find its way to the end zone. Jacksonville has scored just 62 points this season, topping only the dreadful 49ers' offence. The Jags managed just 13 points last week against Indy's 27th-ranked defence in an overtime loss. This will also be the Jaguars' third road game in as many weeks as they look for their first away win since 2013. As if it needed any other hindrances, Jacksonville's injury list remains long. If the Bucs don't win here, they should quit.
TAKING: BUCCANEERS -3
Browns (1-3) at Ravens (1-3)
LINE: BALTIMORE by 6 1/2
Maybe that gift-wrapped win from the Steelers a week ago Thursday will spark this Baltimore club back into contention. If so, they are in a kill spot here against a Cleveland club that the Ravens have dominated with 13 wins in their past 14 meetings. Baltimore catches a bit of a scheduling break as it has had 10 days rest while the Brownies are on a normal seven-day cycle, but return from a hard-fought loss on the west coast at San Diego. After facing Denver, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh defences, Baltimore will welcome Cleveland's bottom-ranked stop unit. The Browns have been giving up gobs of yardage on the ground and that should suit RB Justin Forsett just fine, fresh off a 150-yard performance against the Steelers.
TAKING: RAVENS -6 1/2
Redskins (2-2) at Falcons (4-0)
LINE: ATLANTA by 7
While we admire the Redskins for their feisty efforts thus far, they're come across a buzz saw here. Atlanta's pent-up offensive ability has finally been unleashed, orchestrated by crafty offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan and propelled by the outstanding running of rookie RB Devonta Freeman (six touchdowns in two weeks). Combine that with the deadly passing tandem of Matt Ryan and Julio Jones and we don't see how the Redskins keep up. Washington will try to keep its opponent's offence off the field by running, but should they fall behind, that strategy goes out the window. This will be the Redskins first game indoors and the fast track is not their preferred surface. 'Skins lost their only away game this year and have covered just four of their past 15 when travelling.
TAKING: FALCONS -7
Bears (1-3) at Chiefs (1-3)
LINE: KANSAS CITY by 9
Same records, but two very different teams. The Chiefs' three losses have been a fluky one to Denver, at Cincinnati and in Lambeau against the Packers. Those three are a combined 12-0. The Bears got in the win column last week, sliding by the visiting Raiders in the game's dying moments. This is a much tougher task. Chicago must take its inadequate defence to Arrowhead, where the host will be looking to vent its frustrations. K.C.'s pass rush has the ability to rattle QB Jay Culter, who could still be without top receiver Alshon Jeffery. The Bears have been road kill for most with just eight covers in their past 23 when taking road points. The Chiefs couldn't find the end zone last weekend, settling for seven field goals instead. Look for them to rectify that situation on this day.
TAKING: CHIEFS -9
Saints (1-3) at Eagles (1-3)
LINE: PHILADELPHIA by 4 1/2
Just a month ago, this game would have been billed as a marquee matchup. Now, it's more like an episode of Wipeout. While both are off to disappointing 1-3 starts, the Saints may be running more true to form than these Birds. Savvy QB Drew Brees gives his team a chance, but New Orleans' leaky defence has the veteran quarterback pressured into compensating, and with fewer weapons than in the past, the order is becoming increasingly taller. Philly's offence has struggled, but QB Sam Bradford finally put together a decent showing in a loss at Washington last week and he may be able to build on that as the Saints' secondary owns an NFL-worst 9.4 yards per pass attempt. New Orleans' only win came last week, in overtime, against a depleted Dallas squad. Things get tougher here.
TAKING: EAGLES -4 1/2
Rams (2-2) at Packers (4-0)
LINE: GREEN BAY by 9
The Rams are bipolar. Within their own NFC West division, they are as tough as nails, having knocked off both the Seahawks and Cardinals. Leave the division and they become mere fodder, evidenced by a pair of losses in which they scored a combined 16 points against Washington and Pittsburgh. Now they will be marching into a headwind at Green Bay where nobody wins. Green Bay's offence was rather lacklustre in a 17-3 win at San Francisco last week, but don't expect the same here. At Lambeau, the Packers are averaging 38.3 points per game dating back to last season and now have won 11 straight at this stadium. Aaron Rodgers' numbers on this field are off the charts and, combined with St. Louis' inability to stop the run, there's just too much offence to contend with on this day.
TAKING: PACKERS -9
Cardinals (3-1) at Lions (0-4)
LINE: ARIZONA by 2 1/2
Hard to ignore the firepower on this Arizona club, especially when facing a winless Detroit bunch. However, if the Lions were a few inches and a referee's error away from beating the Seahawks up in Seattle, they certainly should be able to compete here as a home underdog. While Detroit's offence has been largely ineffective, facing the league's top two defences in the Broncos and Seahawks over the past two weeks would skew most teams' offensive numbers. The Lions' defence has performed admirably and should get a boost this week, with linebacker DeAndre Levy making his season debut. Detroit remains the only team in the NFL without a victory. It figures to be angry and, rather than sulk about last week's bizarre loss, we expect a strong effort in just the Lions' second home game of the season.
TAKING: LIONS +2 1/2
Patriots (3-0) at Cowboys (2-2)
LINE: NEW ENGLAND by 8 1/2
On the surface, this looks like an easy call. The Patriots are smacking out any team in their way while the Cowboys are desperately trying to field a competitive team after injuries to key offensive players. Not helping matters were the idiotic remarks by DE Greg Hardy after serving his four-game suspension, directed at Tom Brady and including Brady's wife. Still, there are a lot of home points to work with here. While Dallas QB Brandon Weeden is no Tony Romo, Weeden has been efficient with only one turnover in two games as the starter while completing 73% of his throws. The Cowboys figure to run a lot against New England's generous run defence, in an attempt to control the pace. Dallas is best when receiving points, having covered 12 of past 15 when offered any.
TAKING: COWBOYS +8 1/2
49ers (1-3) at Giants (2-2)
LINE: N.Y. GIANTS by 7
The 49ers won't be too popular of a pick, but this could be a flat spot for the Giants. The G-Men come off a tidy win over the careless Bills and they have two important division games on deck. This is also uncommon ground for the Giants, spotting a full touchdown, something they've been asked to do only once since the beginning of last year. The Giants are unlikely to run it up here with their thin receiving corps. Of course, the 49ers leave much to be desired with a passing game that is nearly nonexistent, allowing teams to stack the box and daring San Fran to beat them upstairs. However, with the Giants allowing the most passing yards in the league, the Niners can air some out and possibly do some damage.
TAKING: 49ERS +7
Steelers (2-2) at Chargers (2-2)
LINE: SAN DIEGO by 3
While the Chargers have issues on their offensive line, the Steelers are saddled with QB Michael Vick. Never much of a passer even in his prime, his throwing ability has become noticeably worse. There is little zip and hardly a spiral on the veteran QB's passes. Defenders can give Pittsburgh's speedy receivers plenty of room knowing Vick's limitations. Now 35 years old, Vick averaged just five yards per completion in his start against Baltimore to go along with four sacks. San Diego will welcome back from suspension TE Antonio Gates for this one, giving QB Philip Rivers another option in an already potent passing attack. Under Mike Tomlin's guidance, the Steelers have never won a game in California. It's unlikely that streak gets broken here.
TAKING: CHARGERS -3

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Seahawks (2-2) at Bengals (4-0)
LINE: CINCINNATI by 3
It's time to trust the Bengals. Built into many of their pointspreads is a mistrust factor, but after starting the season 4-0 and covering each time, spotting a mere field goal has suddenly become a legitimate bargain. Sure, receiving points with Seattle is a tempting take, but these Seahawks are not the same group we've known over the past couple of seasons. Offensive-line issues are evident with QB Russell Wilson either running for his life or getting sacked (six times versus the Lions last week). Star RB Marshawn Lynch could remain sidelined, but with or without him, the Seachickens have yet to score a rushing touchdown this season. Only Miami and Jacksonville can make that same claim. Seattle was very fortunate to take out the lowly Lions on Monday night. That was as a prohibitive home favourite. Now they'll fly to the Eastern time zone for an early start on a short week and they won't be landing in Cleveland. They'll be facing a strong Cincinnati club that ranks highly in all offensive categories and one that has lost only twice on this field in its past 19 tries. The Seahawks are already 0-2 in road games this season.
TAKING: BENGALS -3
Broncos (4-0) at Raiders (2-2)
LINE: DENVER by 4 1/2
Placing the Raiders in this spot does not come without some trepidation, but the value here is too great to pass on. Dare we say it, Oakland has the better offence right now. While the Raiders rank in the middle of the pack offensively, Denver's scoring unit ranks embarrassingly low as the Broncos are currently 27th in yardage, 24th in passing yards and 29th running the ball. Such numbers are not ideal for spotting a bunch of points in a divisional road game. While the Raiders remain a work in progress, the offence is making strides and is capable of striking. In just his second year, QB Derek Carr is developing into a solid pro. He's being aided by a group of rising young playmakers while the defence is slowly ascending as well. Denver's perfect record to this point is a suspect one, with all four victories hinging on a play or two. For the first time in a long while, Oakland is in position to take a run at the perennial AFC West leader. Expect the Raiders to come out swinging.
TAKING: RAIDERS +4 1/2
Bills (2-2) at Titans (1-2)
LINE: BUFFALO by 2 1/2
The Bills have been flip-flopping wins and losses so far, but we believe they are better than that. Coach Rex Ryan, who is partially to blame for his team's lack of focus, has stated that he is cracking down and that his talented group will be smarter, less sloppy. All coaches say the same thing, but at least for this week, any improvement should result in a win. The Titans have begun to right their ship, namely by drafting what appears to be a franchise quarterback However, this is only Marcus Mariota's fourth start as a pro and he's stepping up in class after facing the Bucs, Browns and the descending Colts. He has yet to deal with the difficult defensive schemes Ryan can throw at quarterbacks, along with a vast array of blitz packages. The Titans must learn how to win and, after blowing a 13-point fourth quarter lead to Indy, we are reluctant to back them at short prices until we see a change. Tennessee has covered just two of its previous 15 played here.
TAKING: BILLS -2 1/2

2015 SuperContest Leader "The Right Reasons" selections for 10/11/15:
Atlanta, Tampa Bay, Washington, Cincinnati, St. Louis

18-2 on season

Fezzik 3* Oak +4.5

Robbin the Hood said:

2015 SuperContest Leader "The Right Reasons" selections for 10/11/15:
Atlanta, Tampa Bay, Washington, Cincinnati, St. Louis

18-2 on season

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those were last weeks


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