Service Plays Sunday 11/5/17

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SSI WINS Picks

Risked 5 units to win 4.17*Carolina Panthers PK -120*vs Atlanta Falcons
Risked 5 units to win 4.17*Kansas City Chiefs PK -120*vs Dallas Cowboys
Risked 5 units to win 4.17*Oakland Raiders -3 -120*vs Miami Dolphins

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Fezzik

3* total over 49.5 Hou/indy

He cancelled this play due to injury to Hou QB.

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Doc Sports
7* arizona-2
3* giants+3.5
3* panthers+1.5

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Tony George
8U. Packers +2,5

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Indian Cowboy

Soccer

5* Tottenham -1.5 Sunday
7* Man city -1.5 Sunday

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Blazin 5 from Colin Cowherd

hitting nearly 75% when he gets “wise” agreement from RJ Bell

doing quite well on the year

Titans -3.5
Falcons -2
Chiefs +2.5
Saints -7
Rams -3.5

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Norm Hitzges
NFL




DOUBLE PLAY: Jacksonville -4 1/2 Cincinnati




SINGLE PLAYS




Philadelphia -8 1/2 Denver
Carolina -1 Atlanta
Seattle -7 Washington
Kansas City PICK Dallas
Detroit -2 1/2 Green Bay (MONDAY)

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Mike Francesa - WFAN
LW - (2-1) YTD (13-7)
Dallas P
Seattle -7
Tampa Bay +7

Says it's a tough week

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RANDALL THE HANDLE
BEST BETS
Bengals (3-4) at Jaguars (4-3)
LINE: JACKSONVILLE by 4½
We’re not all giddy about placing the Bengals among our top selections, but Cincinnati kept bobbing to the surface. Anytime you see the Jaguars favoured by more than a field goal, a ‘buy’ light goes on. Same situation has occurred just once this year when Jacksonville was a four-point choice over the Jets. Jaguars lost that game 23-20. This is an inflated line due to Jacksonville crushing the Colts 27-0 before its break while Cincy struggled to defeat same Indianapolis club 24-23 last Sunday. Strategizing that way will usually prove costly. The Jaguars have an awful offensive line and an inadequate quarterback. Cincy’s pass rushing duo of Carlos Dunlap and Geno Atkins figure to be spending plenty of time in Jacksonville’s backfield, particularly in QB Blake Bortles’ grill. Total here is set at 39½. That indicates a low-scorer, aiding the underdog. Cincy having their struggles but at least they have a big time receiver. Jacksonville has a hurting running back and little else on offence. Just take the points.

TAKING: BENGALS +4½

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Rams (5-2) at Giants (1-6)
LINE: L.A. Rams by 3½
The Giants are deadsville. An OK defence can’t make up for a largely undermanned offence. With a porous ground game over the past couple of years, the G-Men’s strategy was to go airborne. That can’t happen now with New York’s two best receivers, Odell Beckham Jr. and Brandon Marshall, in the infirmary for rest of this campaign. A long second half of the season is in store for this 1-6 team. Conversely, the Rams aren’t accustomed to be battling for the NFC West crown, but an impressive 5-2 starts has them tied with the Seahawks atop their division and a rested Los Angeles team is eager to get back to the field after its bye. The Rams had won four of five before their vacation week. Each of these two clubs has played seven games. The Rams have tallied 212 points while the Giants are exactly 100 less at 112 for the year. There is no magic here. The Giants don’t have the personnel nor the motivation to keep pace in this one.
TAKING: RAMS –3½

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Raiders (3-4) at Dolphins (4-3)
LINE: OAKLAND by 3
We have no idea how the Fish are an above .500 club. Have you seen them play? Three of their games this year have produced a zero, a zero and a six. QB Jay Cutler returns to the field. While Cutler remains an enigma, he is 100 times better than Matt Moore and he at least gives his team a chance. All that said, Oakland’s only win in its past six games was on a controversial final play of game against Kansas City with the tired Chiefs visiting on a Thursday night after a physical win over the Steelers four days earlier. That win also was the only time that Oakland exceeded 17 points during the 1-5 run. Miami has had 10-days to watch film of their embarrassing 40-0 blowout to Baltimore while the Raiders are on east coast again after losing in Buffalo last week. Raiders 0-3 ATS past three away, scoring 10, 10, and 14 respectively. Too many negatives to have visitor spotting points.
TAKING: DOLPHINS +3

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Randall the Handle
THE REST
Broncos (3-4) at Eagles (7-1)
LINE: PHILADELPHIA by 8
Halloween has passed but Denver’s current situation remains scary. The Broncos playing are their third consecutive road game in as many weeks. Not only will they have to head to Philadelphia to face the team with the league’s best record, they are forced to do so on a short week following a Monday night affair against arch-enemy Chiefs. Denver gets to return to Mile High next week only to host rival Patriots. Talk about a brutal schedule. We’re not sure what happened to QB Trevor Siemian after his team’s bye, but the Broncos have managed just 29 points combined in three weeks since returning. Siemian suddenly has that Brock Osweiler-like gaze. It’s not a good thing. The QB has just two touchdown tosses during this slide while appearing to be completely out of sync with his receivers. Philadelphia keeps mowing down opponents. It is undefeated on this field this season while Denver has not covered a road game in five straight.
TAKING: EAGLES –8

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Buccaneers (2-5) at Saints (5-2)
LINE: NEW ORLEANS by 7
The Beatles once asked, “Will you walk away from a fool and his money?” Bookmakers are usually not the unwise ones, so they will gladly accept fool’s money on the Bucs, now a league worst 1-5-1 against the spread (ATS) this season. So why would we go Bucs? Simply because we still aren’t sure if Saints are worthy of this price against a division mate that they were supposed to be at least equal with. New Orleans was brutal to start the year, losing handily to Minnesota and New England. Suddenly, Sean Payton’s team solved its 2½-year monumental defensive woes? Yes, the Saints have won five straight, but past four were against Mitchell Trubisky, Brett Hundley, a hurting Matthew Stafford and Jay Cutler. Tampa isn’t flush at the QB position, either, but this is a desperation game for the Bucs and there is a lot of room for a cover.
TAKING: BUCCANEERS +7

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Falcons (4-3) at Panthers (5-3)
LINE: CAROLINA by 1
Can you trust either team? Probably not. OK, who do you trust least? We’re going to tag the Falcons with that dubious distinction. Atlanta living off their laurels from last year’s Super Bowl appearance but team is a far cry from that group with a sputtering offence averaging just 16.5 points per game over past four. Dirty Birds very fortunate to be sitting a game above .500 as they were a dropped pass from losing at Chicago, blew a home game to Miami and had to work to the end to take down the Jets last week. Tough to read Panthers as they are as erratic as a four-year old on a Halloween sugar high, but they return home after playing four of past five on the road while the one home game was a Thursday vs. the tough Eagles. Price is right for Carolina to avenge pair of losses from a year ago while also separating from Falcs in competitive NFC South.
TAKING: PANTHERS –1

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Redskins (3-4) at Seahawks (5-2)
LINE: SEATTLE by 7
Not an easy time for the Redskins as they were competing in the tough NFC East before dropping a pair to Philly and Dallas, respectively. Not only did they plummet in the division standings but the casualties were plenty, particularly on the offensive line. Right tackle Morgan Moses was the only starter that practised on Wednesday as other four first-stringers sat out. Washington may have to go with its third different offensive line combination in three weeks. Last week saw the Cowboys get to QB Kirk Cousins for four sacks and nine hits. The Redskins gained only 49 yards on the ground. Now the battered ‘Skins will fly across the country to face a soaring Seattle team that has suddenly found a previously absent offence. Allowing an average of 30 points per game during October, Washington now 0-4 ATS in its past four and this one could be the most challenging.
TAKING: SEAHAWKS –7

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Chiefs (6-2) at Cowboys (4-3)
LINE: KANSAS CITY by 1
The Cowboys are finding their swagger after a pair of road wins while the Chiefs broke a two-game slide, but didn’t appear sharp offensively. Alex Smith completed just 14-of-31 attempts for 202 yards last week with one touchdown and was shaky most of the night. Rookie RB Kareem Hunt gained only 46 yards on 22 attempts. Granted, it was against a stellar Denver defence, but still need to see the Chiefs in better form before we’ll make them a road favourite here. Of concern on the Dallas side is the status of Ezekiel Elliott. If he’s a no go, this line may hit K.C. -3, but we would still back the ‘Boys with Alfred Morris carrying the rock behind a decent offensive line. Kansas City also travelling on short week after consecutive games against division mates. Dallas’ four victories were against teams that are currently 7-22 combined, but they can raise their profile with a win here and that’s the way we’ll lean.
TAKING: COWBOYS +1

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Lions (3-4) at Packers (4-3)
LINE: DETROIT by 2½
Brett Hundley’s apprenticeship is complete as he is now the starter for the Packers. It’s a huge drop in both talent and experience from Aaron Rodgers and Hundley’s first appearance was not exactly something to store on video. However, coaches have had two weeks to work on weaknesses now that the youngster has played a full game as starter and we’re thinking that things have to get better. If things don’t go well offensively, Green Bay is more than capable of stopping a struggling Detroit team that has now lost four of previous five. Lions play in the red zone last week was simply atrocious as Leos should have taken down the Steelers if not for incompetent play-calling and execution when in scoring position. Obviously, this point-spread is reflective of the Rodgers injury, but a team that has one win at Lambeau in its past 26 visits will have a hard time winning and covering as a favourite here.
TAKING: PACKERS +2½

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Cardinals (3-4) at 49ers (0-8)
LINE: ARIZONA by 2½
Just like it’s difficult to 16-0 in the NFL, it’s almost as tough to go 0-16. Looking at San Francisco’s schedule the rest of the way, this might be its best chance at victory. The Cardinals will send out Drew Stanton to replace the injured Carson Palmer. Palmer blindfolded would be more effective than Stanton. The definitive clipboard holder, Stanton has thrown two touchdown passes in the past 2½ years to go along with six interceptions, 362 yards passing on 83 attempts and a 42% completion rate. This choice could have been in our upper tier if not for a myriad of injuries on the 49ers’ side, along with a rookie QB earning just his third career start. San Fran is missing a couple of tackles and WR Pierre Garcon did not practice midweek and may sit. The Cardinals are money guzzlers with just four covers in past 17 games played. They hardly deserve our endorsement here.
TAKING: 49ERS +2½

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Docs Consensus

NFL
5* KC +2.5
7* Oak -3

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Todd Fuhrman

Tampa +7

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RJ White from cbs sportsline 58-31 on the year

Oak/Miami over 44
Tenn -3-
Denver +7-
LA Rams -3-
Green Bay +2-
Miami +3-
Dallas -1
San Fran +2-
Carolina +1-
Indy +13

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Indian Cowboy

6-Units

“OVER” 39 Cardinals / 49ers