12-27-15

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The Free NFL power system Play is on the Atlanta Falcons plus the 6-7 points at 1:00 eastern. The Falcons have blowout loss revenge from 2 weeks ago when they were shutout in Atlanta. The Falcons are sitting at .500 here and will give it their best today. They are 14-6 here vs the Panthers. As for Carolina Teams that are undefeated through 13 games are 1-12 ats and have not covered vs a team off a win. Atlanta is solid as a divisional home dog with revenge and Carolina has failed to cover 5 of 7 as a road favorites from -3.5 to -7 and 5 of 6 on the road when the total is 45.5 to 49. With Atlanta 9-2 ats as a home dog vs a non division team. We will take the points here. Don't miss the Big Sunday card led by the NFL underdog Game Of the Year from a Rare undefeated system. There is also a 5* Blowout, a 100% NBA Totals system and more. Football was ranked #1 over all last year on several networks and has been solid again this year. Jump on now and put the power of this industry leading data on your side. For the free play today take The 6-7 points with Atlanta. GC

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SkyBlue Picks:
Falcons +7
Cardinals -4.5

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Ben Burns baskets

NBA per fav - Grizzlies
CBB blue marlin - Ohio st

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Hawaii Sports Wire
Under Titans

Compufun
2* Pitt

Computer Group
Minnesota
Bucs
Browns

Chuck Luck
10 Units Pitt
Sunday Sure thing Packers
6 Units Bucs, Jets, Jags

Banker Sports
6.5 Unit "Almost Hammer" (Hammer is his signature play)
1st half Lions

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INDIAN COWBOY
3* Arizona Cardinals
6* Minnesota Vikings

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DOC SPORTS
5-Unit Play. Take #126 Arizona (-4.5)
over Green Bay
(4 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 27)

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Joe Gavazzi

NFL STEAMROLLER OF THE WEEK…Tampa Bay Buccaneers -3
Chicago Bears at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-3) 1:00 EST
With multiple losses in their previous games, neither of these former NFC Central division rivals will be receiving a playoff party invitation. It has been a turnaround season for the Bears under first year HC Fox. His Bears have returned to more fundamental roots by improving their running game and defense. In 9 of 14 contests, the Bears have actually outgained their opponents. But in the last three weeks, they appear to run out of gas. A pair of home losses in early December to San Francisco and Washington were followed by what many consider to be a “step up measuring stick” game for the Bears. But as 6 point road dog against Minnesota, they failed miserably, being outrushed 129-94 and suffering a -2 net turnover margin. That may turn out to be an FCB (final crushing blow) for the Bears season. For the Bucs, behind first round draft pick QB Winston, it has been an even greater turnaround season. The Bucs have tripled their victory total from their 2-14 SU season of last. Though they enter on a pair of losses on this field to New Orleans and at St Louis last week, the numbers of that Thursday night defeat to the Rams clearly speak a different story. In losing at St Louis, Tampa Bay had a 146-98 overland edge, and outgained the Rams 509-319, running 27 more plays than their host. That victory confirmed the fact that they have one of the best ground games in the league, which for the season is averaging 148/4.9. In allowing just 94/3.3 overland (that latter number second only to Denver), they have a running game margin of +47. That is third in the league, only to Seattle and Carolina who feature a combined 23-5 SU record. Facing a Chicago defensive front that allows 126/4.6 is a strong indicator that the Bucs will outrush their opposition by 30 or more yards in this game. When that happens in an NFL game this season, the record is 116-38 ATS, a 75% ATS winning total that equals that of the 3,000 games in this millennium in that category. The evidence is clear, making the Tampa Bay Bucs our STEAMROLLER selection of the week.

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CAPPERS ACCESS
NFL
Bears
Browns
Cardinals
Giants

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StatFox Super Situations

NHL | EDMONTON at CALGARY
Play On - Home Favorites against the money line (CALGARY) poor closing team-outscored by opp by 0.2+ goals/game in third period, after a blowout win by 3 goals or more
55-18 over the last 5 seasons. ( 75.3% | 31.5 units )
3-4 this year. ( 42.9% | -2.3 units )

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StatFox Super Situations

NBA | LA LAKERS at MEMPHIS
Play Against - Home teams (MEMPHIS) poor team - outscored by their opponents by 3+ points/game against opponent after allowing 55 points or more in the first half in 2 straight games
66-31 over the last 5 seasons. ( 68.0% | 31.9 units )
4-4 this year. ( 50.0% | -0.4 units )

NBA | LA LAKERS at MEMPHIS
Play Against - Home teams vs. the money line (MEMPHIS) poor team - outscored by their opponents by 3+ points/game against opponent after allowing 55 points or more in the first half in 2 straight games
61-36 over the last 5 seasons. ( 62.9% | 27.3 units )
1-7 this year. ( 12.5% | -8.1 units )

NBA | PORTLAND at SACRAMENTO
Play Against - Road underdogs vs. the 1rst half line (PORTLAND) after 3 or more consecutive losses, on Sunday games
52-22 over the last 5 seasons. ( 70.3% | 27.8 units )
5-3 this year. ( 62.5% | 1.7 units )

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StatFox Super Situations

CBB | LOYOLA-MD at NORTHWESTERN
Play On - Home teams as a favorite or pick (NORTHWESTERN) team from a major division 1-A conference against a team from a mid-major division 1-A conference, off a home win scoring 85 or more points
291-183 since 1997. ( 61.4% | 89.7 units )
23-16 this year. ( 59.0% | 5.4 units )

CBB | TEXAS SOUTHERN at SYRACUSE
Play Under - All teams where the first half total is 60.5 to 65.5 after going over the total by 54 or more points total in their last ten games, with a winning record on the season playing a losing team
67-31 over the last 5 seasons. ( 68.4% | 32.9 units )

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StatFox Super Situations

NFL | CHICAGO at TAMPA BAY
Play On - Road teams where the line is +3 to -3 (CHICAGO) after being beaten by the spread by 28 or more points total in their last three games, after the first month of the season
46-18 over the last 10 seasons. ( 71.9% | 26.2 units )
4-3 this year. ( 57.1% | 0.7 units )

NFL | DALLAS at BUFFALO
Play Against - Any team vs the money line (BUFFALO) off an upset loss by 10 points or more as a favorite, with a losing record
35-14 over the last 5 seasons. ( 71.4% | 0.0 units )
5-1 this year. ( 83.3% | 0.0 units )

NFL | CAROLINA at ATLANTA
Play Against - Underdogs vs. the 1rst half line (ATLANTA) revenging a loss against opponent by 14 points or more, off a upset win as an underdog
46-18 over the last 10 seasons. ( 71.9% | 26.2 units )
1-0 this year. ( 100.0% | 1.0 units )

NFL | CLEVELAND at KANSAS CITY
Play Over - Road teams where the first half total is between 21.5 and 24.5 outrushed by their opponents by 40 or more yards/game on the season, after being outrushed by 75 or more yards last game
46-18 over the last 10 seasons. ( 71.9% | 26.2 units )
4-1 this year. ( 80.0% | 2.9 units )

NFL | INDIANAPOLIS at MIAMI
Play On - Road teams where the line is +3 to -3 (INDIANAPOLIS) after being beaten by the spread by 28 or more points total in their last three games, after the first month of the season
46-18 over the last 10 seasons. ( 71.9% | 26.2 units )
4-3 this year. ( 57.1% | 0.7 units )

NFL | DALLAS at BUFFALO
Play On - Favorites vs. the 1rst half line (BUFFALO) off an upset loss as a road favorite, in the last 2 weeks of the regular season
46-18 since 1997. ( 71.9% | 26.2 units )

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Mighty Quinn

Mighty missed with Indiana (-21/2) on Saturday and likes the Giants on Sunday.

The deficit is 1429 sirignanos.

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Hondo

Hondo’s feeling merry

Oh, come all ye HondoNation faithful. Joyful and triumphant Hondo is presenting his annual Christmas extravaganza, so curl up with your Post or hand-held device, turn on the Yule Log, which you no doubt have DVR’d, and immerse yourself in the savvy submissions of not only the Best Bet leader, but also the hottest man in the Bettor’s Guide (3-0/12-4, respectively, in Week 15).

Raiders over Chargers: ’Twas the night before Christmas and all through the game, not a creature was watching, because both teams are so lame.

Redskins over Eagles: Odell Beckham Jr.’s absence from the Giants’ lineup will be rendered meaningless after the ’Skins bully their way past Sam “The Sham” Bradford.

Jets over Patriots: Fitz and friends are fighting for their playoff lives, while the Pats are playing for home field throughout the playoffs, which, if necessary, they can just as easily clinch next week against the foul Fish.

Vikings over Giants: Tom Coughlin said he didn’t see the brutal headhunting shot by Odell Beckham Jr. until Monday and also wasn’t aware of his three personal fouls. So what exactly was he watching on Sunday? Either he’s not being truthful and simply ignored all the mayhem because he’s afraid to take on Beckham, or he was totally out of touch with the game. Both scenarios warrant Tommy TightButt being fitted for a pink slip. From HondoNation SoBe Bureau Chief BarkingMut: Coughlin who usually has acted like a General Patton when it came to discipline, looked more like a Sgt. Bergdahl last Sunday when he seemed AWOL while Beckham was making a complete fool of himself.

Texans over Titans: Emailer Donny Mac on Obama releasing thousands of inmates from federal prisons: And this time we are not even getting a deserter back in return! Expect to see Susan Rice on the Sunday talk shows declaring: “These prisoners served their term with honor and distinction.”

Chiefs over Browns: Another from BarkingMut: Audiences will be able to relate to the Christmas release of “Concussion,” since they will be suffering with migraines galore from the mall crush, hangovers, fighting for parking spaces, screaming kids, drunk relatives, holiday traffic, and getting their first look at their astronomical credit-card shopping bills.

Dolphins over Colts: More ’Crats than Repubs believe in Santa Claus, according to a survey. That’s probably because of Speaker of the House Paul Ryan’s generosity in the recent $1.1 trillion budget deal. Ryan rolled over for Obama and the Democrats the way Obama rolled over for Iran on the nuke deal. In other Obama news, AP named ISIS as its Story of the Year, which is quite an honor for the JV team.

Lions over 49ers: Governor Cuomo has no intention of giving back the $1.2 million he received from Glenwood Management, the real estate company involved in the Albany corruption scandals. No surprise there — Cuomo proved when he dismantled the Moreland Commission he has no concern about the appearance of impropriety.

Cowboys over Bills: Emailer Scott C. writes: It’s safe to assume that if Miss Universe host Steve Harvey was the third person in the ring a few weeks ago, he would have raised Ronda Rousey’s arm. … BarkingMut claims Harvey wants to congratulate the 2015 World Champion Mets, Serena Williams for her grand-slam clinching victory at the U.S. Open, and Buzz Aldrin for being the first man to walk on the moon.

Buccaneers over Bears: There was another recent outbreak of E. coli at Chipotle restaurants in Kansas, North Dakota and Oklahoma. As a result, the company’s founder and CEO (Chief E. coli Officer), Steve “The Big Queasy” Ells, has ordered additional toilets be installed at all franchises to meet the intense demand.

Panthers over Falcons: Carolina not only can clinch home field with a win, but also can delay the annual celebration by the haters from the ’72 Dolphins for at least another week.

Steelers over Ravens: A commission has approved pay raises for city officials, including Mayor de Blasio. Apparently, the way it works here is if murders are up, homelessness is up, STDs are up and grade-fixing is up, salaries go up as well.

Jaguars over Saints: According to Language Sciences journal, people who use foul language have better vocabularies. So that’s why Donald Trump said Hillary Clinton was “schlonged” in the 2008 presidential primary; he wasn’t being vulgar, he merely was showing off how linguistically strong he is.

Rams over Seahawks: FOX News will host the Republican debate on Jan. 28. Trump, who after the first debate accused Megyn Kelly of having “blood coming out of her eyes … blood coming out of her wherever,” seems resigned to having her back for Round 2, telling FOX: If you like your female moderator, you can keep your female moderator. Period.

Cardinals over Packers: Fresh off their disgraceful see-no evil performance at MetLife Stadium, referee Terry McAulay and his crew will be casually observing this game, so count on a complete free-for-all.

Broncos over Bengals: From emauler Ed Buckmir: Rumors abound that Peyton Manning put his injured foot down and refuses to be the backup QB. There might be strength in his conviction, but Broncos fans would prefer strength in his throwing arm. Peyton downplays the importance of a weak wing in his latest Nationwide jingle: Arm strength isn’t everything.

Best bets: Redskins, Steelers, Broncos.

Merry Christmas to all, and to all a profitable week.