I do not know about the rest of you, but I just do not see anything worthy of playing tonight.
Looking at the Line Assistant output has it showing that the line is pretty much perfectly set where the point difference should be. However, I have several thoughts...
1) Are the pats fired up to have Brady/Moss back in action at home?
2) Does Russell want to play? How many backs will it take Oakland to get a TD?
3) Yes the Bills are bad at QB, but they do have Lynch/Owens at much needed skill positions.
4) Will Phillip Rivers live up to the expectations laid upon him? Does Tomlinson really still have gas in the tank?
5) With the season just underway, are the power rankings for these teams correctly adjusted with so much changes from last year (TO, Brady's Return, Oakland's supposedly growth in the experience department)?
These may be no brainers to you, but for me I just am too scared to go out there at these point spreads on these teams just yet. Yes I do think the Pats could be super bowl contenders this year, but I do like some things the Bills are trying to do. My opinion of Oakland has been "how much worse can it get", but the Chargers have not really ever blown me away with power. LT has had some good times, but last year was not as powerful for him.
What do you guys think?
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Teaser, Teaser, Teaser
I'm teasing the Pats -4.5 and San Diego -4.
Of course, I went 1-4 ATS this weekend, so I might not take advice from me right now. That brings my season record to 4-8 ATS, not good Maverick.