stormtrooper8
stormtrooper8
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Coming off a banner year. Gonna post all my action in here.
Assume + wagers are risking 1 unit, - wagers are to win 1 unit unless otherwise noted
0-0 ytd
Sept 8
Rams ML +120
Week 1 can always be a little hard to gauge, and nothing really will surprise in this game or really others. So that should be said. But I do think the Rams are going to pull out a win here.
I don't think the home field matters that much -- it's not a secret that the LA crowds are not exactly the best in the league, and the Bills Faithful should travel well. But I do think there will be some extra energy in the building because of ring night, and I do think the underdog status for the Rams may serve as some bulletin board material.
As far as x's and o's go, I think the Rams are going to be able to run the ball at least somewhat effectively, and give them an overall balanced attack. Buffalo is a good defensive team all the way around, but they recently have tended to struggle against upper tier teams that have some balance, and this is one of those teams. If the bet is that adding Von Miller suddenly erases that and makes this a top of the league defense, then I don't love that bet.
I also think Buffalo is a little too dependent on Allen, and that is not a good recipe to beat a strong defense like the Rams. Allen has improved a lot as a passer, but he still has quite a ways to go. I think teams that really can give the Rams trouble are the ones who have QB's who can get the ball out on the perimeter quickly, and I don't think the Bills are really that type of team.
Would it shock me if Buffalo won? Not at all. But I do think the Rams are top to bottom a better team. Also worth noting: the elbow of Matthew Stafford should be a complete non-factor in this game.
I'll start the season off with a ML dog!
GL this season all!
Assume + wagers are risking 1 unit, - wagers are to win 1 unit unless otherwise noted
0-0 ytd
Sept 8
Rams ML +120
Week 1 can always be a little hard to gauge, and nothing really will surprise in this game or really others. So that should be said. But I do think the Rams are going to pull out a win here.
I don't think the home field matters that much -- it's not a secret that the LA crowds are not exactly the best in the league, and the Bills Faithful should travel well. But I do think there will be some extra energy in the building because of ring night, and I do think the underdog status for the Rams may serve as some bulletin board material.
As far as x's and o's go, I think the Rams are going to be able to run the ball at least somewhat effectively, and give them an overall balanced attack. Buffalo is a good defensive team all the way around, but they recently have tended to struggle against upper tier teams that have some balance, and this is one of those teams. If the bet is that adding Von Miller suddenly erases that and makes this a top of the league defense, then I don't love that bet.
I also think Buffalo is a little too dependent on Allen, and that is not a good recipe to beat a strong defense like the Rams. Allen has improved a lot as a passer, but he still has quite a ways to go. I think teams that really can give the Rams trouble are the ones who have QB's who can get the ball out on the perimeter quickly, and I don't think the Bills are really that type of team.
Would it shock me if Buffalo won? Not at all. But I do think the Rams are top to bottom a better team. Also worth noting: the elbow of Matthew Stafford should be a complete non-factor in this game.
I'll start the season off with a ML dog!
GL this season all!