I don't bet NFL often but ..........

valueman · Jan 11, 2005

surely the Patriots are a good thing to cover against the Colts at HOME.

In fact i've only bet NFL 3 times ever - all won but this looks a good thing.

Would appreciate opinions from bettors who win money year in year out - no one else!

GAMEFACE · Jan 11, 2005

Brady and the Patriots at home for the playoffs is the only way to go or lay off.

Fishhead · Jan 11, 2005

Personally, think your picking the toughest handicapping game of the weekend.

However, you seem sharp, so go with your opinion.

WorldRunner · Jan 11, 2005

I don't think it's one of those games you play really large. The Pats were given a bad line earlier in the year when they visited St Louis and were something like a 2 pt fave or 1 pt. That was a bad line.

I don't think this is a bad line. Colts are very explosive. They weren't this good in week 1 and should have and easily could have won that game.

You should do whatever you want...but I don't think it's a bad line and thus isn't really bettable in the NFL. I try to only bet bad lines... This isn't one of them.

WorldNumberOne · Jan 11, 2005

valueman said:
surely the Patriots are a good thing to cover against the Colts at HOME.

In fact i've only bet NFL 3 times ever - all won but this looks a good thing.

Would appreciate opinions from bettors who win money year in year out - no one else!

i only win money year in , hardly ever year out.. so i cant say.

but i know someone who says if the weather is decent and the wind is manageable , he is on payton manning.

jjgold · Jan 11, 2005

I agree Brady or lay off

viking611 · Jan 11, 2005

Manning is going to tear up those young inexperienced CBs this weekend. Time for Brady's run to end.

Woody0 · Jan 11, 2005

Fishhead said:
Personally, think your picking the toughest handicapping game of the weekend.

...which makes this the best of the weekend games to play in running. I expect the lead to shift back and forth with good opportunities to make money during the game. If the game is close then liquidate before the end and have no risk of upset, regardless of who you favour.