eanuts-christmasgifpeanuts-christmasgifpeanuts-christmasgifpeanuts-christmasgif:money::money::money::money:
Gl on your plays, but why do you consider this a trap game?
A trap is typically vs an opponent considered an easy win and usually when a team has a bigger game (like a division opponent) on deck...this game is sandwiched between the Browns and the Falcons so I don't think Seattle will be deflated emotionally or looking ahead.
The Ravens aren't a pushover by any means, I don't blame you for making a move on them but to call it a trap game is pushing it.
The Ravens plus 4 whole football points would serve as juicer trap bait for most of the public, no?
A trap is typically vs an opponent considered an easy win and usually when a team has a bigger game (like a division opponent) on deck...this game is sandwiched between the Browns and the Falcons so I don't think Seattle will be deflated emotionally or looking ahead.
The Ravens aren't a pushover by any means, I don't blame you for making a move on them but to call it a trap game is pushing it.
The Ravens plus 4 whole football points would serve as juicer trap bait for most of the public, no?
I hope you are right. I am a Ravens fan. I’m a little worried about those game
At first glance that would be my initial reaction, without capping the game or listening to what sharp guys have to say. If a large percentage were on Seattle could it not then be considered a trap? Presently, however, at two well known sites i'm seeing a small majority on the Ravens, 52 & 53%. Though if that changes to 60 or 70% or higher on Seattle by kickoff, then maybe it should be considered a trap, regardless of the outcome? How does one define a "trap game"? Was Jets/Dallas one last week? Jets/Pats this week? Broncos/Chiefs tonight?
