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lemartinsports

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So these are games i’ve been keeping a close eye on but haven’t pulled any triggers yet, will decide closer to the weekend. But here ya go….all odds via Bovada

  1. Ravens vs. Patriots
Odds: BAL -3/NE +3
I feel like this should be a very close game. The Ravens just had a tough game against the Dolphins losing 42-38; not to mention they blew a 35-14 lead and were outscored 28-3 in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile the Pats bounced back with a dub over the Steelers. I don’t hold the Patriots offense too high, but Mac Jones has showed us he can move the ball through the air and that’s not good against a weak ravens secondary. The ravens also can not run the ball - unless its Lamar. Again, should be close with ravens getting a late dub. I’m also eyeing the under if anyone has an opinion on that.

  1. Bills vs. Dolphins
Odds: BUF-6 (-105)/ MIA +6 (-115)
I’m leaning Bills with this one. Miami should be able to keep a closer game than past, plus Miami tends to play better at home. Buffalo is 7-0 su in last 7 games against miami and 4-1 ATS in last 5 games. They have not lost to Miami since 2018. Meanwhile, miami is 3-6-1 ats in last 10 games vs buffalo. Miami played a hard game against the Ravens in their 42-38 victory, but they are going to need more than what they provided during that game - they surrendered 38 pts vs the ravens. Also, the Bills have been lookin hot with two blowouts so far this season. Hill and Waddle will definitely be the Bills biggest concern, but they have enough weapons of their own to stay confident. Leaning Bills here.

  1. Texans vs. Bears
Odds: HOU +2.5 (-110)/ CHI -2.5 (-110)
Despite getting their butts owned by Rodgers and crew again, I am leaning the Bears in this one. This week, we have two below-par teams that simply can not move the ball on the ground. But i will give an edge to the Bears due to their defense. They have a strong pass defense and should be able to limit any offensive strengths the texans may have. Definitely leaning bears win and cover here.

  1. Jaguars vs. Chargers
Odds: JAX +7 (-115)/ LAC -7 (-105)
Probably one of my most confident leans here with the Chargers. The Jags are simply horrible and will be facing a well rested and talented LA team. One trend that stand out, LA has won 8 out of their last 9 games vs the Jags, but have covered the spread in all 9 of those games. My only concern is if Herbert’s ribs are going to be an issue. He hurt his ribs in their los to the Chiefs and has been day-to-day. But i also saw it was nothing serious and he should be ok come this weekend. You could argue the jags offense has been looking decent, but they have also had a much easier schedule than the Chargers. Also take note that the jags are 0-5 ats in their last 5 road games. Chargers for me here

  1. 49ers vs. Broncos
Odds: SF -1.5 (-115)/ +1.5 (-105)
Feel like i can make an argument for both sides, but i have to lean 49ers here. Broncos have Russ Wilson yes, but they do not look like a whole unit. I have more faith in the niners because they are the more “whole” team and have shown us they can move the ball when its not pouring rain out. For the broncos to win, they need to clean up their game and with time Wilson should be more comfortable with his offense. Also, i simply do not trust the broncos coach to make any smart decisions. I’m leaning niners for sure.
 

Tanko

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I think the Broncos S U C K. Poor coaching will kill them throughout the year. 49ers is the play.

Have we heard word on Hebert? With him, -7 looks great. Without him, it will obviously drop and put the game more in question.
 

stormtrooper8

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I think the Broncos S U C K. Poor coaching will kill them throughout the year. 49ers is the play.

Have we heard word on Hebert? With him, -7 looks great. Without him, it will obviously drop and put the game more in question.
The problem with Chargers for me is they may have to rely on Herbert. The Jags are probably gonna be able to bottle up any running game the Chargers have — which isn’t much right now to begin with .

The Chargers should be able to get to Lawrence though

Idk this game is tough for me
 

biggins

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Chargers Daily Links: Wednesday Open Thread​

Your source for all Chargers and NFL news from around the web.


Today is the first real practice of the week so expect an update about Justin Herbert’s health as soon as the players begin to hit the field. Here’s to hoping it nothing but positive.

We’re starting today with an open thread. You all know what to do.
 

Headsterx

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49ers
Odds: SF -1.5 (-115)/ +1.5 (-105)
Feel like i can make an argument for both sides, but i have to lean 49ers here. Broncos have Russ Wilson yes, but they do not look like a whole unit. I have more faith in the niners because they are the more “whole” team and have shown us they can move the ball when its not pouring rain out. For the broncos to win, they need to clean up their game and with time Wilson should be more comfortable with his offense. Also, i simply do not trust the broncos coach to make any smart decisions. I’m leaning niners for sure.
Broncos coach is an idiot. Taking Niners huge on this game. They are riding high with Jimmy G back at the helm. I’m still looking for odds on over/under for delay of game penalties Broncos will have in the game.

:lmao:
 

biggins

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Four Chargers join Justin Herbert with ‘day-to-day’ statuses​

On Wednesday, Brandon Staley finally gave the fan base an update regarding Justin Herbert’s rib injury. He continues to be day-to-day and is expected to partake in the individual section of practice.

Staley also announced that four other Chargers players will be day-to-day: Keenan Allen, Donald Parham, Trey Pipkins, and Corey Linsley.
As it stands, my money is on all four of them playing alongside Herbert on Sunday after having an extended stretch to relax and rehab.
 

biggins

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Both center Corey Linsley and cornerback J.C. Jackson did not practice for the second-straight day. This does not bode well for either of their chances to play against the Jaguars this week.

The same four players who were limited on Wednesday were limited once again. That includes wide receiver Keenan Allen, offensive tackle Trey Pipkins III, tight end Donald Parham, and quarterback Justin Herbert.

Herbert was also seen throwing during an open portion of practice which is a step forward after he did not do that on Wednesday. Whether it was a short pass to Allen or a deep ball to Mike Williams, Herbert did not look to be in visible pain.
 
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