Here's some early analysis on Super Bowl 51 worth listening to:
http://www.cyinterview.com/2017/01/...ngland-patriots-chris-yandek-gives-his-views/
http://www.cyinterview.com/2017/01/...ngland-patriots-chris-yandek-gives-his-views/
Did you know? Brady & Belichick SuperBowl margins
+3
+3
+3
-3
-4
+4
six games, a few large spreads, all decided by 3 or 4 points
Initial lean is NE. Might rather play ML than -3. Think their much improved OL can handle the Falcons pass rush and their defense will be competitive. GBs secondary is bottom 3 in the league with all the injuries they had and it showed today. And Seattle was a shell of itself with Sherman banged up and Thomas out. So while ATL looks like a historically elite offense right now, I do think some of that is based on recent circumstances.
Will be interested to see the props on some of the Falcons options after Julio, as I'm sure NE will go to great lengths to make Sanu, Gabriel, Freeman, Coleman, etc beat them.
Been awhile since a RB took the SB MVP. ATL has a small, quick defensive front but if the Pats are controlling the game then Blount could putup some nice #'s. Be interested to see what his prop is. Should be fairly long.
That's all I got for now.
Will be interested to see the props on some of the Falcons options after Julio, as I'm sure NE will go to great lengths to make Sanu, Gabriel, Freeman, Coleman, etc beat them.
Been awhile since a RB took the SB MVP. ATL has a small, quick defensive front but if the Pats are controlling the game then Blount could putup some nice #'s. Be interested to see what his prop is. Should be fairly long.
That's all I got for now.
