Hello all.
Thought I would post some perception on a few tams this season so far.
Over rated teams are usually obvious if you look closer at defenses. Its important to pay attention to scores as the season goes and try to stay away from "average scoring" allowed numbers - and moreso, use the latest bunch of the last 3 games played.
First example. KC.
They are the worst defensive team in the NFL with a winning record, allowing a whopping 172 points. Only the lowly Oakland Raiders have allowed more and they have 1 win.
They (KC) have scored a lot on offense which has them at 5-1, but all 6 games were against weak teams withs soft defenses as well, except for Jville which has allowed more points than they(jags) have scored. New England has a soft defense as well in case you didn't know it, But should improve as injured starters return.
Another IMPORTANT fact is that in EVERY game, KC was out gained in total yardage! That is astounding considering that they have already rolled up 215 points in 6 games.
So where does this put me in regards to playing on or against the Chiefs?
I think that every time they play a team with a better than average defense, its time to bet against them. But keep in mind that only if we see recent play on defense, that is as bad as the season long average points allowed.
If KC improves on points allowed, then redo the math and see how much better the numbers are at the most recent group of games at that time. Right now they are going to be bet on heavier than they were, just because they were competitive in New England - And that means the point spread will be too fat to try and cover. My bet is that they will start failing to cover more than not, in the last 10 remaining games.
Same thinking goes for a few other teams if you pat attention wether they are playing better or worse as the season goes.. Cleveland,
Buffalo,
Miami,
Jets,
Chicago,
Wash,
Rams,
Saints.
By the way, The Saints are the best-bet team right now on the board as a dog. Look for a SU win in Baltimore. Bank on it.
GL .Feedback welcome
Thought I would post some perception on a few tams this season so far.
Over rated teams are usually obvious if you look closer at defenses. Its important to pay attention to scores as the season goes and try to stay away from "average scoring" allowed numbers - and moreso, use the latest bunch of the last 3 games played.
First example. KC.
They are the worst defensive team in the NFL with a winning record, allowing a whopping 172 points. Only the lowly Oakland Raiders have allowed more and they have 1 win.
They (KC) have scored a lot on offense which has them at 5-1, but all 6 games were against weak teams withs soft defenses as well, except for Jville which has allowed more points than they(jags) have scored. New England has a soft defense as well in case you didn't know it, But should improve as injured starters return.
Another IMPORTANT fact is that in EVERY game, KC was out gained in total yardage! That is astounding considering that they have already rolled up 215 points in 6 games.
So where does this put me in regards to playing on or against the Chiefs?
I think that every time they play a team with a better than average defense, its time to bet against them. But keep in mind that only if we see recent play on defense, that is as bad as the season long average points allowed.
If KC improves on points allowed, then redo the math and see how much better the numbers are at the most recent group of games at that time. Right now they are going to be bet on heavier than they were, just because they were competitive in New England - And that means the point spread will be too fat to try and cover. My bet is that they will start failing to cover more than not, in the last 10 remaining games.
Same thinking goes for a few other teams if you pat attention wether they are playing better or worse as the season goes.. Cleveland,
Buffalo,
Miami,
Jets,
Chicago,
Wash,
Rams,
Saints.
By the way, The Saints are the best-bet team right now on the board as a dog. Look for a SU win in Baltimore. Bank on it.
GL .Feedback welcome