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   St. Louis Rams ATS Trends

   1-16-0 (-9.5) The Rams are 1-16 ATS (-9.5 ppg) since week 5, 1993 as a dog after a game in which they sacked the opposing quarterback at least 4 times. 6

   2-13-0 (-14.2) The Rams are 2-13 ATS (-14.2 ppg) since week 14, 1989 as a dog the week after a game in which they had at least 300 yards passing. 6

   0-9-1 (-11.2) The Rams are 0-9-1 ATS (-11.2 ppg) since week 15, 1994 as a road dog when they lost last week while suffering a turnover margin of at least +2. 6

   2-15-0 (-11.9) The Rams are 2-15 ATS (-11.9 ppg) since week 11, 2001 on the road vs a non-divisional opponent. 6, 12, 14, 17

   3-14-1 (-9.2) The Rams are 3-14-1 ATS (-9.2 ppg) since week 15, 1994 on the road when they lost last week while suffering a turnover margin of at least +2. 6

   2-12-0 (-7.4) The Rams are 2-12 ATS (-7.4 ppg) since week 8, 1990 as a road dog after a game in which they sacked the opposing quarterback at least 4 times. 6

   0-7-0 (-11.1) The Rams are 0-7 ATS (-11.1 ppg) since week 11, 2001 on the road vs a non-divisional opponent before playing against a non-divisional opponent. 6, 12, 14

   4-14-0 (-10.0) The Rams are 4-14 ATS (-10.0 ppg) since week 7, 1993 on the road when facing a team that has allowed more than 4.5 yards per carry season-to-date. 6, 14

   1-9-0 (-7.8) The Rams are 1-9 ATS (-7.8 ppg) since week 9, 1993 as a TD+ dog after a game in which they sacked the opposing quarterback at least 4 times. 6

   2-10-0 (-11.2) The Rams are 2-10 ATS (-11.2 ppg) since week 2, 1994 as a road dog when facing a team that has allowed more than 4.5 yards per carry season-to-date. 6, 14

   3-11-0 (-8.8) The Rams are 3-11 ATS (-8.8 ppg) since week 9, 1993 as a dog after a straight up loss as a favorite. 6

   7-0-0 (6.0) The Rams are 7-0 ATS (6.0 ppg) since week 11, 1997 the week after scoring more than 24 points and losing. 6

   3-12-0 (-10.8) The Rams are 3-12 ATS (-10.8 ppg) since week 8, 1990 as a dog vs a non-divisional opponent before playing at home against a non-divisional opponent. 6, 14

   3-12-0 (-4.9) The Rams are 3-12 ATS (-4.9 ppg) since week 5, 1997 on the road after a game in which they sacked the opposing quarterback at least 4 times. 6

   3-12-1 (-9.7) The Rams are 3-12-1 ATS (-9.7 ppg) since week 16, 1994 as a road dog after playing when the line is within 3 of pick'em. 6

   1-8-0 (-8.6) The Rams are 1-8 ATS (-8.6 ppg) since week 16, 1992 as a road dog off a SU and ATS loss last week vs a team that is off a SU and ATS win last week. 6

   6-17-0 (-10.1) The Rams are 6-17 ATS (-10.1 ppg) since week 12, 2002 on the road. 6, 10, 12, 14, 17

   5-16-1 (-7.6) The Rams are 5-16-1 ATS (-7.6 ppg) since week 13, 1993 as a dog after playing at home as a favorite. 6, 14, 17

   5-14-1 (-7.8) The Rams are 5-14-1 ATS (-7.8 ppg) since week 9, 1993 as a road dog after playing as a favorite. 6, 14, 17

   3-12-1 (-7.5) The Rams are 3-12-1 ATS (-7.5 ppg) since week 9, 1993 as a road dog after playing at home as a favorite. 6, 14, 17

   3-11-0 (-5.4) The Rams are 3-11 ATS (-5.4 ppg) since week 16, 1994 as a dog after a straight up loss when the line is within 3 of pick'em. 6

   0-6-0 (-16.0) The Rams are 0-6 ATS (-16.0 ppg) since week 7, 1998 as a road dog vs a non-divisional opponent before playing at home. 6, 14

   6-0-0 (4.5) The Rams are 6-0 ATS (4.5 ppg) since week 11, 1997 on the road the week after scoring more than 24 points and losing. 6

   5-0-0 (12.8) The Rams are 5-0 ATS (12.8 ppg) since week 6, 1992 as a TD+ dog when one game under 500 after a straight up loss. 6

   0-5-0 (-6.0) The Rams are 0-5 ATS (-6.0 ppg) since week 6, 1996 as a dog after a loss in which they sacked the opposing quarterback at least 4 times. 6

   0-5-1 (-10.6) The Rams are 0-5-1 ATS (-10.6 ppg) since week 16, 1992 as a road dog when they lost last week while suffering a turnover margin of at least +2 at home. 6

   0-5-0 (-10.1) The Rams are 0-5 ATS (-10.1 ppg) since week 16, 1994 on the road when they lost last week while suffering a turnover margin of at least +2 and the line is within 3 of pick'em. 6

   5-0-0 (9.2) The Rams are 5-0 ATS (9.2 ppg) since week 10, 2003 when their opponent's season-to-date average rushing attempts per game is greater than 30. 6, 13, 17

   0-5-0 (-11.0) The Rams are 0-5 ATS (-11.0 ppg) since week 9, 1993 as a road TD+ dog after playing at home as a favorite. 6

   1-5-0 (-12.4) The Rams are 1-5 ATS (-12.4 ppg) since week 14, 1998 as a road dog after a straight up loss. 6

   6-15-0 (-8.5) The Rams are 6-15 ATS (-8.5 ppg) since week 16, 2001 on the road after playing as a favorite. 6, 12, 14, 17

   3-10-0 (-8.5) The Rams are 3-10 ATS (-8.5 ppg) since week 2, 1994 as a dog when facing a team that has allowed more than 4.5 yards per carry season-to-date. 6, 14

   2-9-0 (-10.8) The Rams are 2-9 ATS (-10.8 ppg) since week 9, 1993 on the road when they had a negative takeaway margin in each of their last three games. 6

   3-9-0 (-7.4) The Rams are 3-9 ATS (-7.4 ppg) since week 8, 1989 as a dog the week after they had at least three times as many passing yards as rushing yards as a favorite. 6

   1-7-1 (-7.9) The Rams are 1-7-1 ATS (-7.9 ppg) since week 9, 1999 on the road on artificial turf vs a non-divisional opponent. 6, 14, 17

   1-8-0 (-13.8) The Rams are 1-8 ATS (-13.8 ppg) since week 11, 2001 on the road vs a non-divisional opponent before playing at home. 6, 12, 14

   1-7-0 (-8.4) The Rams are 1-7 ATS (-8.4 ppg) since week 9, 1993 as a road TD+ dog after a game in which they sacked the opposing quarterback at least 4 times. 6

   2-7-0 (-10.1) The Rams are 2-7 ATS (-10.1 ppg) since week 6, 1990 as a dog the week after a loss in which they had at least 300 yards passing. 6

   1-7-1 (-8.6) The Rams are 1-7-1 ATS (-8.6 ppg) since week 16, 1992 on the road when they lost last week while suffering a turnover margin of at least +2 at home. 6

   2-7-0 (-8.4) The Rams are 2-7 ATS (-8.4 ppg) since week 9, 1993 as a road dog after a straight up loss as a favorite. 6

   1-7-0 (-10.1) The Rams are 1-7 ATS (-10.1 ppg) since week 16, 1994 as a road dog after a straight up loss when the line is within 3 of pick'em. 6

   2-7-0 (-11.2) The Rams are 2-7 ATS (-11.2 ppg) since week 16, 2001 on the road the week after they had at least three times as many passing yards as rushing yards. 6

   4-13-0 (-6.9) The Rams are 4-13 ATS (-6.9 ppg) since week 13, 1994 as a dog vs a non-divisional opponent before playing at home. 6, 14, 15

   4-12-0 (-7.2) The Rams are 4-12 ATS (-7.2 ppg) since week 16, 1992 on the road off a SU and ATS loss last week vs a team that is off a SU and ATS win last week. 6

   5-13-0 (-7.5) The Rams are 5-13 ATS (-7.5 ppg) since week 7, 1998 as a road dog. 6, 10, 14, 17

   5-12-0 (-6.5) The Rams are 5-12 ATS (-6.5 ppg) since week 8, 1989 as a road dog the week after they had at least three times as many passing yards as rushing yards. 6

   4-11-0 (-9.7) The Rams are 4-11 ATS (-9.7 ppg) since week 8, 1989 as a road dog after a game in which they allowed at least four sacks. 6

   3-10-0 (-8.6) The Rams are 3-10 ATS (-8.6 ppg) since week 13, 1991 as a dog when they had a negative takeaway margin in each of their last three games. 6

   5-13-1 (-4.1) The Rams are 5-13-1 ATS (-4.1 ppg) since week 8, 1989 when they lost last week while suffering a turnover margin of at least +2 at home. 6

   2-9-0 (-9.2) The Rams are 2-9 ATS (-9.2 ppg) since week 5, 1996 as a road dog between home games. 6, 14

   2-8-0 (-10.5) The Rams are 2-8 ATS (-10.5 ppg) since week 8, 1990 as a road dog vs a non-divisional opponent before playing at home against a non-divisional opponent. 6, 14

   3-8-0 (-10.1) The Rams are 3-8 ATS (-10.1 ppg) since week 8, 1989 as a road dog after a loss in which they allowed at least four sacks. 6

   2-8-0 (-9.4) The Rams are 2-8 ATS (-9.4 ppg) since week 4, 1991 as a TD+ dog after a game in which they allowed at least four sacks. 6

   2-9-0 (-7.7) The Rams are 2-9 ATS (-7.7 ppg) since week 7, 1998 as a road dog after playing at home. 6, 14, 17

   2-8-0 (-8.7) The Rams are 2-8 ATS (-8.7 ppg) since week 16, 1994 on the road after a straight up loss when the line is within 3 of pick'em. 6

   2-8-0 (-4.8) The Rams are 2-8 ATS (-4.8 ppg) since week 9, 1993 as a dog after a straight up loss at home as a favorite. 6

   6-14-0 (-6.5) The Rams are 6-14 ATS (-6.5 ppg) since week 13, 1994 on the road when they are facing a team that has allowed less than 10 yards per completion season-to-date. 6

   6-15-0 (-4.5) The Rams are 6-15 ATS (-4.5 ppg) since week 11, 1991 as a dog when facing a team that has an average takeaway margin of at least +1 per game, season-to-date. 6

   14-6-0 (5.3) The Rams are 14-6 ATS (5.3 ppg) since week 11, 2000 when their opponent is on a 2+ game winning streak. 6

   6-14-0 (-7.5) The Rams are 6-14 ATS (-7.5 ppg) since week 10, 1995 on the road after playing when the line is within 3 of pick'em. 6

   6-14-3 (-4.7) The Rams are 6-14-3 ATS (-4.7 ppg) since week 2, 1994 as a dog on artificial turf after playing at home. 6, 14, 17

   6-14-0 (-6.1) The Rams are 6-14 ATS (-6.1 ppg) since week 2, 1996 as a dog after playing when the line is within 3 of pick'em. 6, 15

   4-11-1 (-2.3) The Rams are 4-11-1 ATS (-2.3 ppg) since week 15, 1994 as a dog when they lost last week while suffering a turnover margin of at least +2. 6

   4-12-0 (-4.8) The Rams are 4-12 ATS (-4.8 ppg) since week 8, 1993 when they lost last week while suffering a turnover margin of at least +2 and the line is within 3 of pick'em. 5, 6

   4-11-1 (-2.5) The Rams are 4-11-1 ATS (-2.5 ppg) since week 14, 1989 as a dog when facing a team that has completed at least 65% of their passes season-to-date. 6, 10, 14

   4-11-0 (-7.3) The Rams are 4-11 ATS (-7.3 ppg) since week 13, 1995 as a road TD+ dog. 6

   Indianapolis Colts ATS Trends

   12-1-0 (11.1) The Colts are 12-1 ATS (11.1 ppg) since week 3, 1996 when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week on the road. 5, 6

   11-1-0 (9.6) The Colts are 11-1 ATS (9.6 ppg) since week 7, 1995 the week after on the road in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 5, 6

   4-17-1 (-6.5) The Colts are 4-17-1 ATS (-6.5 ppg) since week 3, 1989 as a home favorite on artificial turf vs a non-divisional opponent before playing against a divisional opponent. 6, 12

   4-17-1 (-6.5) The Colts are 4-17-1 ATS (-6.5 ppg) since week 3, 1989 as a home favorite vs a non-divisional opponent before playing against a divisional opponent. 6, 12

   4-17-1 (-7.1) The Colts are 4-17-1 ATS (-7.1 ppg) since week 3, 1989 at home on artificial turf vs a non-divisional opponent before playing on the road against a divisional opponent. 6

   4-17-1 (-7.1) The Colts are 4-17-1 ATS (-7.1 ppg) since week 3, 1989 at home vs a non-divisional opponent before playing on the road against a divisional opponent. 6

   18-4-2 (5.0) The Colts are 18-4-2 ATS (5.0 ppg) since week 15, 1998 when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week. 5, 6

   7-1-1 (11.3) The Colts are 7-1-1 ATS (11.3 ppg) since week 11, 1999 when they won last week while benefiting from a takeaway margin of at least +2 on the road. 6

   4-16-1 (-7.7) The Colts are 4-16-1 ATS (-7.7 ppg) since week 6, 1991 on artificial turf vs a non-divisional opponent before playing on the road against a divisional opponent. 6

   15-3-1 (4.6) The Colts are 15-3-1 ATS (4.6 ppg) since week 16, 1998 when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week as a favorite. 5, 6

   9-2-1 (8.8) The Colts are 9-2-1 ATS (8.8 ppg) since week 7, 1999 when they allowed at least 100 fewer yards passing last week than their season-to-date average. 6

   9-1-0 (7.6) The Colts are 9-1 ATS (7.6 ppg) since week 9, 2000 as a home favorite when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week. 6

   9-1-0 (11.6) The Colts are 9-1 ATS (11.6 ppg) since week 4, 1996 at home when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week on the road. 6

   9-1-0 (7.6) The Colts are 9-1 ATS (7.6 ppg) since week 9, 2000 at home when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week. 6

   16-5-1 (7.0) The Colts are 16-5-1 ATS (7.0 ppg) since week 9, 1999 when they won by 7+ points in each of the last two weeks. 5, 6

   6-1-1 (11.8) The Colts are 6-1-1 ATS (11.8 ppg) since week 11, 1999 as a favorite when they won last week while benefiting from a takeaway margin of at least +2 on the road. 6

   6-1-1 (9.8) The Colts are 6-1-1 ATS (9.8 ppg) since week 11, 1999 when they won last week while benefiting from a takeaway margin of at least +2 on the road as a favorite. 6

   6-1-0 (11.2) The Colts are 6-1 ATS (11.2 ppg) since week 13, 2002 as a TD+ favorite on artificial turf after a straight up win on the road. 6

   7-1-0 (11.1) The Colts are 7-1 ATS (11.1 ppg) since week 13, 2002 as a TD+ favorite after a straight up win on the road. 5, 6

   6-1-0 (11.6) The Colts are 6-1 ATS (11.6 ppg) since week 15, 2003 as a favorite on artificial turf after a straight up win on the road. 6

   7-1-0 (11.4) The Colts are 7-1 ATS (11.4 ppg) since week 15, 2003 as a favorite after a straight up win on the road. 5, 6

   6-1-0 (11.6) The Colts are 6-1 ATS (11.6 ppg) since week 15, 2003 on artificial turf after a straight up win on the road. 6

   7-1-0 (11.4) The Colts are 7-1 ATS (11.4 ppg) since week 15, 2003 after a straight up win on the road. 5, 6

   7-0-0 (9.7) The Colts are 7-0 ATS (9.7 ppg) since week 17, 2000 the week after a straight up win on the road in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 5, 6

   6-0-0 (10.5) The Colts are 6-0 ATS (10.5 ppg) since week 9, 2000 as a home TD+ favorite when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week as a favorite. 6

   6-0-0 (10.5) The Colts are 6-0 ATS (10.5 ppg) since week 9, 2000 as a home TD+ favorite when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week. 6

   6-0-0 (10.4) The Colts are 6-0 ATS (10.4 ppg) since week 17, 2000 as a home favorite when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week on the road. 6

   7-0-0 (10.4) The Colts are 7-0 ATS (10.4 ppg) since week 17, 2000 as a favorite when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week on the road. 5, 6

   7-0-0 (9.4) The Colts are 7-0 ATS (9.4 ppg) since week 3, 1996 when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week on the road as a favorite. 5, 6

   2-11-1 (-6.7) The Colts are 2-11-1 ATS (-6.7 ppg) since week 3, 1989 as a home favorite on artificial turf vs a non-divisional opponent before playing on the road against a divisional opponent. 6

   2-11-1 (-6.7) The Colts are 2-11-1 ATS (-6.7 ppg) since week 3, 1989 as a home favorite vs a non-divisional opponent before playing on the road against a divisional opponent. 6

   2-11-1 (-6.7) The Colts are 2-11-1 ATS (-6.7 ppg) since week 3, 1989 as a favorite on artificial turf vs a non-divisional opponent before playing on the road against a divisional opponent. 6

   2-11-0 (-7.3) The Colts are 2-11 ATS (-7.3 ppg) since week 4, 1994 at home when their opponent's season-to-date average rushing attempts per game is fewer than 25. 6, 10, 17

   10-2-0 (5.3) The Colts are 10-2 ATS (5.3 ppg) since week 10, 1997 at home when their opponent is on a 2+ game losing streak. 6

   8-2-1 (6.7) The Colts are 8-2-1 ATS (6.7 ppg) since week 7, 1999 when they allowed at least 100 fewer yards passing last week than their season-to-date average in a straight up win. 6

   8-2-0 (9.3) The Colts are 8-2 ATS (9.3 ppg) since week 3, 2003 when they won last week while benefiting from a takeaway margin of at least +2. 6

   8-3-0 (8.8) The Colts are 8-3 ATS (8.8 ppg) since week 13, 2002 as a TD+ favorite on artificial turf after a straight up win. 6

   8-1-0 (7.1) The Colts are 8-1 ATS (7.1 ppg) since week 9, 2000 as a home favorite the week after a straight up win in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 6

   8-1-0 (7.1) The Colts are 8-1 ATS (7.1 ppg) since week 9, 2000 as a home favorite the week after in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 6

   8-1-0 (7.1) The Colts are 8-1 ATS (7.1 ppg) since week 9, 2000 at home the week after a straight up win in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 6

   8-1-0 (7.1) The Colts are 8-1 ATS (7.1 ppg) since week 9, 2000 at home the week after in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 6

   7-24-1 (-6.5) The Colts are 7-24-1 ATS (-6.5 ppg) since week 3, 1989 at home on artificial turf vs a non-divisional opponent before playing against a divisional opponent. 6, 12

   7-24-1 (-6.5) The Colts are 7-24-1 ATS (-6.5 ppg) since week 3, 1989 at home vs a non-divisional opponent before playing against a divisional opponent. 6, 12

   5-15-1 (-5.4) The Colts are 5-15-1 ATS (-5.4 ppg) since week 8, 1989 as a home favorite when they won their last two home games. 6, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17

   5-15-1 (-5.4) The Colts are 5-15-1 ATS (-5.4 ppg) since week 8, 1989 as a favorite when they won their last two home games. 6, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17

   3-12-1 (-6.4) The Colts are 3-12-1 ATS (-6.4 ppg) since week 3, 1989 as a favorite vs a non-divisional opponent before playing on the road against a divisional opponent. 6

   0-6-0 (-4.9) The Colts are 0-6 ATS (-4.9 ppg) since week 3, 1989 as a home TD+ favorite on artificial turf vs a non-divisional opponent before playing against a divisional opponent. 6

   0-6-0 (-4.9) The Colts are 0-6 ATS (-4.9 ppg) since week 3, 1989 as a home TD+ favorite vs a non-divisional opponent before playing against a divisional opponent. 6

   5-0-0 (10.4) The Colts are 5-0 ATS (10.4 ppg) since week 17, 2000 as a home favorite off a SU and ATS win last week vs a team that is off a SU and ATS loss last week. 6

   5-0-0 (10.4) The Colts are 5-0 ATS (10.4 ppg) since week 17, 2000 at home off a SU and ATS win last week vs a team that is off a SU and ATS loss last week. 6

   5-1-0 (14.9) The Colts are 5-1 ATS (14.9 ppg) since week 5, 2003 the week after a win in which they benefited from at least four turnovers. 6

   5-1-0 (14.9) The Colts are 5-1 ATS (14.9 ppg) since week 5, 2003 the week after a game in which they benefited from at least four turnovers. 6

   5-1-1 (11.1) The Colts are 5-1-1 ATS (11.1 ppg) since week 7, 1999 as a TD+ favorite when they allowed at least 100 fewer yards passing last week than their season-to-date average in a straight up win. 6

   5-1-1 (11.1) The Colts are 5-1-1 ATS (11.1 ppg) since week 7, 1999 as a TD+ favorite when they allowed at least 100 fewer yards passing last week than their season-to-date average. 6

   5-1-1 (11.6) The Colts are 5-1-1 ATS (11.6 ppg) since week 11, 1999 as a TD+ favorite when they won last week while benefiting from a takeaway margin of at least +2 on the road. 6

   5-1-1 (10.1) The Colts are 5-1-1 ATS (10.1 ppg) since week 11, 1999 as a favorite when they won last week while benefiting from a takeaway margin of at least +2 on the road as a favorite. 6

   5-1-0 (9.3) The Colts are 5-1 ATS (9.3 ppg) since week 13, 2002 as a home TD+ favorite on artificial turf after a straight up win on the road. 6

   5-1-0 (9.3) The Colts are 5-1 ATS (9.3 ppg) since week 13, 2002 as a home TD+ favorite after a straight up win on the road. 6

   5-1-0 (9.8) The Colts are 5-1 ATS (9.8 ppg) since week 15, 2003 as a home favorite on artificial turf after a straight up win on the road. 6

   5-1-0 (9.8) The Colts are 5-1 ATS (9.8 ppg) since week 15, 2003 as a home favorite after a straight up win on the road. 6

   5-1-0 (9.8) The Colts are 5-1 ATS (9.8 ppg) since week 15, 2003 at home on artificial turf after a straight up win on the road. 6

   5-1-0 (9.8) The Colts are 5-1 ATS (9.8 ppg) since week 15, 2003 at home after a straight up win on the road. 6

   5-1-0 (9.6) The Colts are 5-1 ATS (9.6 ppg) since week 3, 2004 as a favorite on artificial turf after a straight up win on the road as a favorite. 6

   6-1-0 (9.6) The Colts are 6-1 ATS (9.6 ppg) since week 3, 2004 as a favorite after a straight up win on the road as a favorite. 5, 6

   5-1-0 (9.6) The Colts are 5-1 ATS (9.6 ppg) since week 3, 2004 on artificial turf after a straight up win on the road as a favorite. 6

   6-1-0 (9.6) The Colts are 6-1 ATS (9.6 ppg) since week 3, 2004 after a straight up win on the road as a favorite. 5, 6

   5-0-0 (10.2) The Colts are 5-0 ATS (10.2 ppg) since week 9, 2000 as a home TD+ favorite the week after a straight up win as a favorite in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 6

   5-0-0 (10.2) The Colts are 5-0 ATS (10.2 ppg) since week 9, 2000 as a home TD+ favorite the week after a straight up win in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 6

   5-0-0 (10.2) The Colts are 5-0 ATS (10.2 ppg) since week 9, 2000 as a home TD+ favorite the week after as a favorite in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 6

   5-0-0 (10.2) The Colts are 5-0 ATS (10.2 ppg) since week 9, 2000 as a home TD+ favorite the week after in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 6

   5-0-0 (10.1) The Colts are 5-0 ATS (10.1 ppg) since week 17, 2000 as a home favorite the week after a straight up win on the road in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 6

   5-0-0 (10.1) The Colts are 5-0 ATS (10.1 ppg) since week 17, 2000 as a home favorite the week after on the road in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 6

   5-0-0 (10.1) The Colts are 5-0 ATS (10.1 ppg) since week 17, 2000 at home the week after a straight up win on the road in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 6

   5-0-0 (10.1) The Colts are 5-0 ATS (10.1 ppg) since week 17, 2000 at home the week after on the road in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 6

   6-0-0 (10.1) The Colts are 6-0 ATS (10.1 ppg) since week 17, 2000 as a favorite the week after a straight up win on the road in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 5, 6

   6-0-0 (10.1) The Colts are 6-0 ATS (10.1 ppg) since week 17, 2000 as a favorite the week after on the road in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 5, 6

   6-0-0 (9.0) The Colts are 6-0 ATS (9.0 ppg) since week 3, 1996 the week after a straight up win on the road as a favorite in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 5, 6

   6-0-0 (9.0) The Colts are 6-0 ATS (9.0 ppg) since week 3, 1996 the week after on the road as a favorite in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 5, 6

   5-0-0 (12.6) The Colts are 5-0 ATS (12.6 ppg) since week 3, 2004 as a home favorite when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week as a favorite. 6

   5-0-0 (12.6) The Colts are 5-0 ATS (12.6 ppg) since week 3, 2004 at home when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week as a favorite. 6

   10-2-1 (7.0) The Colts are 10-2-1 ATS (7.0 ppg) since week 8, 1999 when they won by 21+ points last week. 5, 6

   9-3-1 (8.7) The Colts are 9-3-1 ATS (8.7 ppg) since week 11, 1999 as a favorite when they won last week while benefiting from a takeaway margin of at least +2. 6

   3-10-0 (-4.4) The Colts are 3-10 ATS (-4.4 ppg) since week 3, 1989 as a TD+ favorite when their opponent's season-to-date average rushing attempts per game is fewer than 25. 5, 6, 10, 17

   11-4-0 (9.5) The Colts are 11-4 ATS (9.5 ppg) since week 13, 2002 as a TD+ favorite after a straight up win. 5, 6

   7-1-1 (6.2) The Colts are 7-1-1 ATS (6.2 ppg) since week 16, 1996 when they won by 21+ points last week against a non-divisional opponent. 6

   7-2-1 (6.8) The Colts are 7-2-1 ATS (6.8 ppg) since week 7, 1999 as a favorite when they allowed at least 100 fewer yards passing last week than their season-to-date average in a straight up win. 6

   7-2-1 (6.8) The Colts are 7-2-1 ATS (6.8 ppg) since week 7, 1999 as a favorite when they allowed at least 100 fewer yards passing last week than their season-to-date average. 6

   7-2-0 (7.8) The Colts are 7-2 ATS (7.8 ppg) since week 3, 2003 when they won last week while benefiting from a takeaway margin of at least +2 as a favorite. 6

   7-1-0 (11.6) The Colts are 7-1 ATS (11.6 ppg) since week 9, 1999 when they won by double digits in each of the past two weeks. 6

   3-7-0 (-4.7) The Colts are 3-7 ATS (-4.7 ppg) since week 10, 2001 when facing a team that has averaged at least 2.25 turnovers per game season-to-date. 5, 6, 17

   7-3-0 (7.4) The Colts are 7-3 ATS (7.4 ppg) since week 13, 2002 as a home TD+ favorite on artificial turf after a straight up win. 6

   7-3-0 (7.4) The Colts are 7-3 ATS (7.4 ppg) since week 13, 2002 as a home TD+ favorite after a straight up win. 6

   8-2-0 (9.9) The Colts are 8-2 ATS (9.9 ppg) since week 15, 2003 as a favorite after playing on the road. 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 17

   8-2-0 (9.9) The Colts are 8-2 ATS (9.9 ppg) since week 15, 2003 after playing on the road. 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 17

   9-1-0 (7.5) The Colts are 9-1 ATS (7.5 ppg) since week 11, 2002 the week after a straight up win in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 5, 6

   9-1-0 (7.5) The Colts are 9-1 ATS (7.5 ppg) since week 11, 2002 the week after in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 5, 6

   13-5-1 (5.9) The Colts are 13-5-1 ATS (5.9 ppg) since week 8, 1999 when they covered by 10+ points last week. 5, 6

   4-12-0 (-4.7) The Colts are 4-12 ATS (-4.7 ppg) since week 8, 1990 at home when facing a team that has an average turnover margin of at least +1 per game, season-to-date. 6, 10

   10-4-1 (6.3) The Colts are 10-4-1 ATS (6.3 ppg) since week 7, 1995 at home when they covered by 10+ points last week. 6

   12-3-0 (2.0) The Colts are 12-3 ATS (2.0 ppg) since week 10, 1993 the week after a straight up win as a favorite in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 5, 6

   12-3-1 (4.9) The Colts are 12-3-1 ATS (4.9 ppg) since week 9, 2000 as a favorite when they had fewer than ten incompletions last week. 5, 6

   8-3-1 (7.5) The Colts are 8-3-1 ATS (7.5 ppg) since week 11, 1999 as a favorite when they won last week while benefiting from a takeaway margin of at least +2 as a favorite. 6

   2-9-0 (-7.1) The Colts are 2-9 ATS (-7.1 ppg) since week 8, 1994 as a home favorite when their opponent's season-to-date average rushing attempts per game is fewer than 25. 6, 10, 17

   8-2-0 (6.0) The Colts are 8-2 ATS (6.0 ppg) since week 5, 1998 as a home favorite when their opponent is on a 2+ game losing streak. 6

   10-4-0 (8.7) The Colts are 10-4 ATS (8.7 ppg) since week 3, 2004 as a favorite after a straight up win as a favorite. 5, 6

   10-4-0 (8.7) The Colts are 10-4 ATS (8.7 ppg) since week 3, 2004 as a favorite after a straight up win. 5, 6

   9-3-0 (7.3) The Colts are 9-3 ATS (7.3 ppg) since week 2, 2003 after playing on the road as a favorite. 5, 6, 12, 15

   10-2-0 (3.8) The Colts are 10-2 ATS (3.8 ppg) since week 9, 2000 as a favorite the week after a straight up win in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 5, 6

   10-2-0 (3.8) The Colts are 10-2 ATS (3.8 ppg) since week 9, 2000 as a favorite the week after in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 5, 6

   6-14-1 (-3.4) The Colts are 6-14-1 ATS (-3.4 ppg) since week 9, 1995 at home when they won their last two home games. 6, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17

   6-14-1 (-3.4) The Colts are 6-14-1 ATS (-3.4 ppg) since week 9, 1995 when they won their last two home games. 6, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17

   6-15-0 (-5.0) The Colts are 6-15 ATS (-5.0 ppg) since week 7, 1992 as a home favorite when their opponent's season-to-date average pass attempts per game is greater than 35. 6, 17

   13-5-1 (7.0) The Colts are 13-5-1 ATS (7.0 ppg) since week 9, 1999 as a favorite when they won by 7+ points in each of the last two weeks. 5, 6

   13-4-0 (2.6) The Colts are 13-4 ATS (2.6 ppg) since week 8, 1992 the week after as a favorite in which their completion percentage was at least ten points higher than their season-to-date average. 5, 6

   

   posted by phantom

   Oct. 17 2005 5:44pm
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   MNF DD Favs vs. Diff. Conf. (anywhere, any week)

   6-0 S/U...19.0 ppg

   &

   6-0 ATS...7.9 ppg

   &

   0-6 O/U...-8.5 ppg

   Avg. final: 24.3 - 5.3 Avg. line: -11.1

   '90 NYG -10 @ Indy...Win 24-7

   '92 Hou -11 vs. Chic...Win 24-7

   '94 Phil -10' vs. Hou...Win 21-6

   '00 Tenn -13' vs. Dal...Win 31-0

   '01 Balt -11' vs. Minn...Win 19-3

   '02 Mia -10 vs. Chic...Win 27-9

   

   posted by phantom

   Oct. 17 2005 5:45pm
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   DD Fav, off Back-to-Back Away game ATS wins, in which the team was Favored by 7 or more pts. each:

   3-0 S/U...by 27.7 ppg

   &

   3-0 ATS...by 14.7 ppg

   Avg. final: 40.0 - 12.3

   Dallas '93

   StL '99

   Indy '04

   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

   Now, just MNF DD Home Favs after Week 3:

   16-1 S/U

   &

   13-4 ATS

   MNF DD Home Favs after Week 3, off Back-to-Back ATS Wins:

   2-0 S/U

   &

   2-0 ATS

   (also 0-2 o/u)

   the above vs. a team off a s/u home loss as fav:

   Dallas in '94 as -13', winning 38-10...

   

   posted by phantom

   Oct. 17 2005 5:45pm
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   Home Favs of 7 or more pts. after allowing 10 or less pts. in each of the last 4 games:

   3-0 s/u

   &

   3-0 ats

   2) Away Dogs w/a total >48 vs. non-div opp., Dog is off a s/u loss as a home fav of 3 or more vs. div. opp., in which the total was >44:

   0-4 s/u

   &

   0-3-1 ats

   &

   0-4 o/u

   change total to >=50:

   0-3 s/u...-23.3 ppg

   &

   0-3 ats...-17.0 ppg

   &

   0-3 o/u...-15.5 ppg

   

   posted by phantom

   Oct. 17 2005 5:46pm
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   NFL Trends

   Monday, October 17th

   St. Louis at Indianapolis, 9:00 EST ABC

   St. Louis - 8-1 Over vs. non-conference opponents

   Indianapolis - 9-2 ATS off a road game

   ** (TC) Denotes Time Change

   Bye Week:

   Arizona Cardinals

   Green Bay Packers

   Philadelphia Eagles

   San Francisco 49ers

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   Additional Trends:Monday, 10/16/2005

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   ST LOUIS (2 - 3) at INDIANAPOLIS (5 - 0) - 10/17/2005, 9:00 PM

   Top Trends for this game.

   INDIANAPOLIS is 8-22 ATS (-16.2 Units) in home games when playing against a team with a losing record since 1992.

   Head-to-Head Series History

   There were no past matchups in this series during this time period.

   

   posted by phantom

   Oct. 17 2005 5:47pm
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   Monday Night Football

   Tuesday, our scouts filed their advance advance scouting report on this week's matchup between the Rams and Colts. Now they're back with a second look.

   The Colts should enter this game a lot healthier than the Rams. As of Thursday afternoon, the Colts did not have a starter or key backup listed as "out" or "doubtful," and their only starter that is even "questionable" is FS Bob Sanders. In comparison, the Rams likely will be without WR Isaac Bruce (doubtful, toe), who has missed the last two games, and also have two key starters listed as questionable in WR Torry Holt (knee) and DC DeJuan Groce (hamstring).

   The Rams can overcome the loss of Bruce because they have good depth at the wide receiver position with Kevin Curtis, Shaun McDonald and Dane Looker. However, if Holt is unable to play, or if he is significantly affected by the knee injury, it will be almost impossible for the Rams to keep up with the Colts.

   Holt is one of the best in the league in terms of his route-running skills and finding soft spots in a zone scheme like the one the Rams will face at Indy. Furthermore, he has great timing with QB Marc Bulger, who relies on Holt when the pocket starts to collapse or when opponents come after him with a heavy blitz. Against a Colts' pass rush that leads the NFL with 20 sacks, Bulger cannot afford for his security blanket to be watching from the sideline. McDonald, Curtis and Looker are very good in their roles as secondary targets, but none of them have the experience or route-running savvy to consistently get Bulger out of trouble like Holt can.

   • The Rams have to do a better job of protecting Bulger, who has been sacked 20 times in five games. The team seems to have settled on a starting offensive line rotation, which includes ROG Adam Timmerman and rookie ROT Alex Barron. However, offensive coordinator Steve Fairchild, who will take over the play-calling in coach Mike Martz's absence, needs to play a big role in this area.

   The Rams simply do not have the athletes along their offensive line to keep the Colts' explosive defensive front-four out of Bulger's face on their own. Fairchild needs to mix in more runs with RB Steven Jackson and also needs to use Jackson and RB Marshall Faulk more on draws and screens in order to exploit the Colts if they get upfield too quickly. Bulger will be in for a nightmarish experience if he doesn't get more help from the running game and is forced to take too many seven-step drops as a pocket passer against what has become one of the league's fastest defensive units.

   • Bulger is getting more help from his tight ends this season, which is a positive heading into a game versus a Colts' defense that uses a lot of cover-2 zone. If healthy enough to play, Holt will draw a lot of cheated-safety help over the top, and Curtis has the speed to draw the other safety over toward the sideline. If Bulger can hit on a couple of sideline routes early on in this game, safeties Sanders and Mike Doss might start to cheat -- and that's when the deep middle opens up for TEs Brandon Manumaleuna, Jeff Robinson and Cameron Cleeland.

   • Colts' RB Edgerrin James will not find much running room inside this week, as the three-DT rotation of Ryan Pickett, Jimmy Kennedy and Damione Lewis does a great job of clogging gaps and freeing up LBs Chris Claiborne and Dexter Coakley to roam. However, the Rams are undersized at defensive end, where Leonard Little, Tony Hargrove, Tyoka Jackson and Brandon Green are being used in a four-man wave. If OTs Tarik Glenn and Ryan Diem do an effective job of using their massive size advantages to seal off the Rams' defensive ends, there will be some big-chunk opportunities for James to exploit on the ground.

   • Rams' DC Travis Fisher is struggling in coverage. He is a quick, cover corner with good change-of-direction skills, but he lacks great size, strength and instincts. Against Seattle, Fisher was beaten deep on a post-route by second-year WR D.J. Hackett and was called for pass interference on the play. The Colts do not have a wide receiver with the type of size to attack Fisher, but look for QB Peyton Manning to target Fisher when he catches the Rams leaving the 5-10, 189-pound cornerback on an island.

   • The other issue the Rams pass defense is experiencing is a ridiculous amount of miscommunication. Groce and FS Michael Hawthorne were left shouting at one another after a breakdown led to a touchdown for the Seahawks last week. The unit also had a huge breakdown underneath that led to a 24-yard score for Joe Jurevicius on a drag route. If those same blown assignments occur within their primarily zone-coverage scheme on Monday night, Manning and his intelligent, savvy corps of receivers will absolutely torch the Rams' secondary via the air.

   Special Teams

   The Rams have a slight advantage in the return game, despite Shaun McDonald averaging a meager 4.2 yards per punt return. Chris Johnson has emerged as one of the league's bright young stars at the KOR position. The third-year pro is averaging 24.9 yards per return, including a 99-yard touchdown return.

   The Colts, on the other hand, cannot seem to get things going in either aspect of their return game. Dominic Rhodes and Ran Carthon are splitting attempts in the KOR game and are averaging a combined 20.4 yards per return. Troy Walters flashes some explosiveness as a PR specialist but is averaging just 4.8 yards per return with a long of 12 yards.

   The Colts do, however, have a sizeable advantage in the kicking game, which is why we give them the edge overall on special teams. PK Mike Vanderjagt is a perfect 5-for-5 on field goal attempts. PT Hunter Smith continues to be a consistent weapon, averaging 43.4 yards per attempt while landing 10 of 21 inside the 20-yard line.

   Rams PK Jeff Wilkins has been solid this season, connecting on 8 of 9 FGAs, but none have come from 50 yards or beyond. The team's biggest area of weakness is in the punting game, where rookie Reggie Hodges is averaging just 38 yards per attempt and has landed only three of his 22 attempts inside the 20-yard line.

   Matchups

   • Indianapolis WR Marvin Harrison vs. St. Louis LDC DeJuan Groce

   • Indianapolis ROT Ryan Diem vs. St. Louis LDE Leonard Little

   • Indianapolis RB Edgerrin James vs. St. Louis WLB Dexter Coakley

   • St. Louis WR Torry Holt vs. Indianapolis RDC Jason David

   • St. Louis LOT Orlando Pace vs. Indianapolis RDE Dwight Freeney

   Scouts' Edge

   Monday Night Football travels to Indianapolis in Week 7 for what should be an outright aerial assault between the reeling Rams and the undefeated Colts. Manning will garner more media attention, but Bulger is the trigger man for a passing attack that is averaging 78.8 more yards per game than that of the Colts.

   The problem, however, is the Rams simply cannot stop anybody. Bulger will do a good job of spreading the ball around to his various weapons, and the Rams will put up a few touchdowns against a much-improved Colts' defense. But keeping up with Indy's balanced offensive attack at home will be an impossible task.

   The Rams' biggest defensive weakness is in their secondary, so expect huge performances from Harrison, Wayne, Stokley and Clark via the air. The Colts eventually will out-gun the Martz-less Rams in what will be a record-breaking evening for the Manning-to-Harrison connection.

   Prediction: Colts 33, Rams 24

   Rams at Colts

   The Colts should enter this game a lot healthier than the Rams. As of Thursday afternoon, the Colts did not have a starter or key backup listed as "out" or "doubtful," and their only starter that is even "questionable" is FS Bob Sanders. In comparison, the Rams likely will be without WR Isaac Bruce (doubtful, toe), who has missed the last two games, and also have two key starters listed as questionable in WR Torry Holt (knee) and DC DeJuan Groce (hamstring).

   Why To Watch

   The Rams draw a tough assignment in their first outing without head coach Mike Martz, who is taking a leave of absence due to a bacterial infection of the heart. In his place, assistant head coach Joe Vitt will step up as the team's top decision-maker. Vitt gets no honeymoon period with a trip to Indianapolis to take on the NFL's lone undefeated team in its own backyard.

   QB Marc Bulger, WR Torry Holt and the rest of the Rams' passing attack is in high-gear, but the rest of the team has seemingly fallen by the wayside. The story for the Colts so far this season has been the much improved play of their defense. However, the focus will shift on Monday Night Football, as QB Peyton Manning and WR Marvin Harrison will look to break the NFL record for most touchdowns by a quarterback-wide receiver tandem, which is currently owned by Steve Young and Jerry Rice (85). Against a Rams' secondary that has been exploited for 10 passing touchdowns already this season, it promises to be a record-breaking Monday night in Indy.

   When the Rams have the ball

   Rushing: Offensive coordinator Steve Fairchild will take over the controls, but do not expect much of a change in philosophy on Sunday Fairchild is a Martz' disciple, who has spent the last three years coaching under his tutelage. The Rams have the second fewest rushing attempts per game (20.2) this season and that total is not going to go up much with Fairchild calling the shots for the undetermined future.

   The Rams employ a lot of multiple-receiver sets on offense and will occasionally mix in the run in order to keep opponents' honest. Last week, for example, RB Stephen Jackson took his 17 carries for 77 yards and no other running back saw a carry in that game.

   The thing that the Rams need to guard against, however, is the fact that the Colts are much more effective defending the pass than they are versus the run. Make no mistake; the Colts are improved from a season ago in this facet, but they still lack ideal size and strength up front, and are susceptible versus opponents who show a willingness to keep their attack grounded.

   Passing: If the Rams ignore the signs, it could become a long afternoon for Bulger and their passing game. There is no question that the Rams can do some damage in the air. Bulger is connecting on 64.7 percent of his throws and he is getting help from a multitude of skill members, including WRs Holt, Shaun McDonald, Kevin Curtis and Dane Looker, RB Jackson and TEs Brandon Manumaleuna and Cameron Cleeland.

   Holt does some of his best work against opposing secondaries that employ a majority of zone coverage looks, and he certainly will be able to pick on DCs Nick Harper and Jason David if ever left alone on an island versus either of them. However, Bulger needs time to throw and for his receivers to get open, and pass protection becomes a frightening thing against a Colts' defense that currently leads the NFL with 20 sacks. The Colts defense as a whole has not given up more than 10 points in five outings.

   They are getting explosively quick play from their defensive line, which has accounted for 19 of those aforementioned 20 sacks. LOT Orlando Pace might be able to keep RDE Dwight Freeney in check, but LDE Raheem Brock will cause all sorts of problems for struggling rookie ROT Alex Barron, and the interior "wave" of Corey Simon, Larry Tripplett, Montae Reagor and Brock (on passing downs) should prove to be too much for the Rams' aging interior offensive line to handle.

   When the Colts have the ball

   Rushing: The Colts continue to do a good job of balancing out their offensive attack. They have not had great success running the football this season, but stay dedicated to the ground game in order to keep opposing defenses honest and set up the play-action passing series for Manning.

   RB Edgerrin James is handling almost all of the offensive carries and is averaging 4.4 yards per carry this season. He continues to show good initial burst, body control and vision as a runner, but the holes are not consistently opening up for him like they have in past seasons. Things won't get any easier this week against a St. Louis run defense that has held up its end of the bargain.

   The Rams are getting stout play from the interior trio of DTs Jimmy Kennedy, Ryan Pickett and Damione Lewis. Pickett is the starter at NT and will give OC Jeff Saturday all he can handle physically. Kennedy also will create a problem for LOG Ryan Lilja, who gives up 40 pounds in this matchup. Because of all the attention that will need to be given inside, MLB Chris Claiborne and WLB Dexter Coakley should have lots of free lanes to take advantage of when pursuing James from sideline-to-sideline.

   The Rams are extremely athletic on the perimeter, with DEs Leonard Little and Tony Hargrove. But because both ends have a tendency to get upfield too quickly looking for the quarterback as pass rushers, off-tackle lanes open up on counters, zone cutback runs and even on outside draws. In order to supplement the run, look for James to be used more this week on screens and draws that help to exploit opposing defensive lines that tend to be over-aggressive.

   Passing: This unit-versus-unit matchup is the biggest mismatch of Monday night's game. So far this season Manning has not been as efficient as he has been in past years, but he is heating up just at the wrong time for a Rams' secondary that ranks among the league's most inept.

   The Rams only chance of limiting Manning is to get constant pressure on him from their front-four. Little and Hargrove do present some issues in terms of matchups, but the Colts also do a great job of using their backs and tight ends to chip threatening perimeter pass rushers before releasing on shorter routes. They also keep their offensive attack so balanced that it will be difficult for Little and Hargrove to get the clean releases, and to be as aggressive as they usually are as edge rushers.

   If Manning even gets a decent amount of time to throw in this game, it has all the makings of an aerial explosion. Harrison has the quickness and savvy to exploit the inexperienced DeJuan Groce at the left cornerback position. Furthermore, Harrison does most of his best work versus zone coverage and should be able to pick apart a secondary that lacks great safety help downfield and consistently has battled communication problems.

   Look for the Rams to roll a lot of their coverages to Harrison's side in an attempt to bottle up Manning's most dangerous receiver. When they do so, that's when WRs Reggie Wayne and Brandon Stokley, TE Dallas Clark and RB James will need to step up as secondary targets. Stokley is coming off a six-catch game and seems to be getting more involved after a three-week lull.

   Wayne has consistently provided the big play when opposing defenses fail to give him the respect he deserves. And if the Rams get caught cheating their safeties too close to the sideline in deep support versus Harrison and Wayne, that's when Clark can become a deadly weapon as a seam-stretching pass-catcher from the H-back/TE position.

   

   posted by phantom

   Oct. 17 2005 8:10pm
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   damn that's a shit load of info. lol

   

   posted by jtmoney16

   Oct. 19 2005 12:39pm