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Cincinnati - 2.50 GOY
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posted by takis28
Jan. 9 2010 11:22am -
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Jimmyzzzzzz
who you taken today?
posted by takis28
Jan. 9 2010 12:59pm -
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cc this is for you I can go on but I won't here something for you...
The Bengals have won five in a row at home and are 9-0 SU against visiting underdogs.
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posted by takis28
Jan. 9 2010 1:24pm -
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BRANDON LANG
75 DIME - NEW YORK JETS - (if line is 2 1/2 you buy the 1/2 and get 3. If 3 you buy the 1/2 and get 3 1/2. Line value with the underdog - get the best line possible.)
25 DIME - NEW YORK JETS MONEY LINE PLAY - This is a dangerous animal right here.
When you have the # 1 defense in the NFL and the # 1 rush attack in the NFL, I don't care who you are playing, you are going to be a tough out. Now I know Cincinnati will put 8 in the box and do everything they can to stop the run, and force Sanchez to throw and beat them but that isn't where the Jets are going to win the game. They win the game because of the true weakness of this Bengals team and has been their weakness all year is their offense. The warning signs have been there all year long but down the stretch when your offense is supposed to be peaking heading into the playoffs, this Bengals team has gotten worse. There was the 90 yards passing at Minnesota 4 weeks ago, and at home 2 weeks ago they were held to 10 points for 58 minutes by the Chiefs, who just so happen to have the 3rd worst defense in the NFL. Over their last 9 games the Bengals have reached 20 points or more twice and they have covered only 1 of their last 7 games right along with it. Of all the teams in the playoffs Cincinnati could have faced they draw the one team they match up the worst against. Am I concerned about young Mr. Mark "Interception" Sanchez on the road in his first playoff game? Absolutely, but I also trust the offensive coordinator Schottenheimer to put him in situations to not lose the game instead have to win it. Playoff football is about running the football and playing defense. Two the things the Jets do better than any team in the NFL. This is one of the best offensive lines in football and they dominated the trenches a week ago and I don't see anything to lead me to believe they won't dominate it again. I don't see any changes the Bengals can make offensively which leads me to believe they can execute any better at home against the #1 ranked defense in the NFL. Cincinnati has scored the least amount of points than any team in the playoffs, and quite frankly, I don't trust the 24th ranked offense against the # 1 defense in the NFL and I don't care where they play.I will gladly grab the Jets plus the points and I will money line the Jets as well as they handle the Bengals again and move on to round two.
posted by takis28
Jan. 9 2010 1:31pm -
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Great value here with the Bungles after they got their asses kicked at NY. The Jets were playing for their lives in Week 17 and the game meant nothing to the Bengals. The bashing they took could now be used as motivation for the Bengals who will have Cedric Benson, Robert Geathers, and Domata Peko back on the field. Cedric Benson has proven he can run against top defenses so his return will be huge. Meanwhile, California Boy Mark Sanchez will be playing in his first playoff game, and will be in very cold weather. With two defensive starters back the Bengals will be able to keep the Jets from running the ball like they did in Week 17. That means Dirty Sanchez will be forced to throw and should be good for 1-3 INTs. If he throws that crappy soft out pattern ball Joseph and Hall may be getting a pick 6. Meanwhile Rex “Fat Idiot” Ryan is running his mouth about how great his team is. Shut up fat boy, the Bengals took good notes in the Week 17 game and will be happy to return the favor against a rookie QB and rookie Head Coach.
posted by takis28
Jan. 9 2010 1:35pm