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The NFL’s Free Picks for Week 9

I’m betting against Dallas again, even though they were my only video pick loss last week. I also like the Houston Texans to continue their winning ways, or at least cover at Minnesota.

October 31, 2008 Posted by ultimatecapper | NFL Video Picks | , , , , | No Comments Yet

NFL Pick Video Weblog Week 4 2008

I’m taking the Green Bay Packers as an underdog because anywhere outside of a game against the Cowboys, that’s a steal.

September 24, 2008 Posted by ultimatecapper | NFL Video Picks | , , , , | No Comments Yet

Undefeated NFL Teams Headbutt

The New England Patriots came calling on the Dallas Cowboys Sunday in a highly anticipated NFL showdown between two 5-0 teams.  Oddsmakers had fun with this one.  They knew it was going to be a good game and promised to show lots of action at the sportsbooks. The hype was intense, beginning with the sign Terrell Owens made up 3 weeks ago and posted on his locker for the media:

“Dear Reporters,

Due to the magnitude of this week’s game and high volume of questions for the Original 81 about the other 81. I will be taking all questions immediately following Sunday’s game.

Sincerely, Terrell Owens

p.s. Getcha Popcorn Ready.”

Randy Moss was the other 81 Owens was talking about, but the game didn’t really feature either Wide Receiver — Moss had 59 yards for New England while Owens had 66 for the Cowboys.

Tom Brady had a career day with 5 touchdown passes and, although the Cowboys did their best to stay in the game, the Patriots took control late in the 3rd Quarter. When the dust settled, the AFC Patriots had walloped the NFC Cowboys 48-27.

Vegas currently has New England favored 5 to 2 to win Super Bowl XLII with Indianapolis sitting in 2nd at 6 to 1. Those two teams get to play pigskin in Week 9 in a rematch of last year’s AFC Conference Game, which Indianapolis won 38-34 on their way to becoming Super Bowl XLI Champions.  And you can bet there’s a good chance we’ll see another clash of the undefeateds.  New England will probably be 8-0 by then while the Colts shouldn’t have a hard time arriving at game time with a 7-0 record.

Feel free to discuss this further at our football forum.

October 16, 2007 Posted by saltyviking | NFL | , , , , , , , | 1 Comment