Game: Browns
+12 at Ravens, O/U 43.5, 8:20pm on 9-27
Analysis: A tough game to
analyze with the Ravens coming off a very emotional win and could have a bit of
a let-down against the lowly Browns on a short-week in a game with a wide
spread. The Browns simply are not good
enough offensively to content with no WR's, a sub-par rookie QB, and a RB in
Richardson that was very over-rated out of college. The Brown's D has some talent and has been
able to keep them in games, but field position has been a killer with the team
second to last in the league for first downs and so has the suspension of Joe
Haden. The Ravens offense is playing
better than the defense for the first time in years and Flacco should have a
big game with all of his weapons and Ray Rice as good as they come at RB. Coach Harbaugh should be able to avoid the
emotional let-down and have his team ready to run away with this one. The Ravens do need to get a pass-rush going
as it was non-existent the first half last week and they were picked
apart.
Line Movement: Opened
-12 and some "Steam" Pushed to -13; 71% of Public Betting Ravens;
Tuesday Smart $ Pushing It Back Down to -12
Bet Trends:
Browns are 4-0-1 ATS last 5 road games, and 5-1-1 ATS last 7 games following a
loss. Ravens are 5-1-1 ATS last 7 AFC
North games, but 1-4 ATS last 5 home games.
Browns are 2-6 ATS last 8 games against the Ravens. There are also strong statistical trends that
the Under will be a winner.
The Pick: Ravens
-12 @ 2 Units
Predicted Score: Ravens 30 / Browns 13 (6 Point Teaser
for Ravens -6.5 and Under 49.5 a Way to Play)
Game: Stanford
-6.5 at Washington, O/U 47.5, 9pm on 9-27
Analysis: Stanford is
coming off a bye week after beating USC in an upset and going 3-0 on the season
with the Defense playing really well.
The Huskies are also coming off a bye week and although talented were
beaten 41-3 by LSU in the only game versus a competitive opponent. The Huskies allowed LSU more than 240 rushing
yards which is a strength of Stanford's offense, and the O-Line has allowed 8
sacks. The Huskies are still a bit of a
mystery at this point in the season and QB Price is solid while Kasen Williams
is one of the top WR's in the country, but Stanford recently shut down Barkley
and Woods/Lee. Stanford's front 7 is one
of the best in the country and against a struggling O-Line it could be a long
night for the Huskies.
Line Movement: Steady
at -6.5 to -7 with 65% of Public Betting Stanford but Wise-Guys Taking
Washington at +7
Bet Trends:
Stanford is 12-3-1 ATS last 16 conference games and 12-3-1 ATS last 16 road
games. Stanford is also 5-2 ATS last 7
following a road game. Huskies are 5-0 ATS
last 5 following a bye week and 6-2 ATS last 8 home games. Huskies are 0-5 ATS last 5 games when facing
a team with a winning record. Stanford
is 4-0 ATS last 4 meetings with Washington and the road team is 5-2-1 ATS,
while the Under is 6-2 in the last 8.
The Pick:
Stanford -6.5 @ 2 Units
Predicted Score: Stanford 31 / Washington 20
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