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New Article: Best Bet (plus two)
by trenches » Wed Sep 28, 2011 5:33 am
Best Bet (plus two) has been posted by Steel Haven at Stillers.com.
Re: New Article: Best Bet (plus two)
by steelwest » Thu Sep 29, 2011 8:07 pm
Haven:
I am thinking maybe the Bears to cover this week is the play. The spread is a bit high but if they do not win this one, they are going 5-11 or something like that. The Bengal game looks like a trap. Saints game looks obvious kind of like Steelers over Colts and San Diego over Chiefs last week.
Not many quality games this week outside of Steelers-Texans and Lions-Cowboys.
I am thinking maybe the Bears to cover this week is the play. The spread is a bit high but if they do not win this one, they are going 5-11 or something like that. The Bengal game looks like a trap. Saints game looks obvious kind of like Steelers over Colts and San Diego over Chiefs last week.
Not many quality games this week outside of Steelers-Texans and Lions-Cowboys.
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Re: New Article: Best Bet (plus two)
by Steel Holiday » Fri Sep 30, 2011 10:27 pm
The Bears 3 games have been decided by 10 points or more. The Panthers 3 games, 7 points or less.......
Bears -7 over Carolina - For Chicago to get to where it wants to be, the Bears have to be able to push around the Panthers here for 60 minutes. Brian Urlacher, the Bears defense, and the Chicago crowd must put a stop to Cam Newton's welcome to the NFL. This is a home game against a team who hasn't shown the ability to run the ball efficiently, and a rookie quarterback. Matt Forte has a legit gripe about being a feature running back with out a big contract. However, he would be wise not to let that go too far to his head. His team needs him in a big way for this season.
Bears -7 over Carolina - For Chicago to get to where it wants to be, the Bears have to be able to push around the Panthers here for 60 minutes. Brian Urlacher, the Bears defense, and the Chicago crowd must put a stop to Cam Newton's welcome to the NFL. This is a home game against a team who hasn't shown the ability to run the ball efficiently, and a rookie quarterback. Matt Forte has a legit gripe about being a feature running back with out a big contract. However, he would be wise not to let that go too far to his head. His team needs him in a big way for this season.
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