Saturday, November 24, 2012

Robalini's Week 12 NFL Sunday Picks

Here's my results for Thanksgiving
W-L-T record: 2-1
Season record: 49-41

A half-point from 3-0.  Damn you Texans!  Anyway, here's the weekend picks for the week:

Oakland Raiders (+8 1/2) over Cincinnati Bengals

The Raiders have been blown away two weeks in a row, which is why the point spread is so high.  But I'm betting on them at least losing close.

Pittsburgh Steelers (-1 1/2) over Cleveland Browns

The Steeler were starting an injured backup last week against the Baltimore Ravens and still were within a field goal.  This week, starting Charlie Batch (who is a highly underrated backup QB) instead of Byron Leftwich they should find it easier against the lowly Browns.

Denver Broncos (-10 1/2) over Kansas City Chiefs

I've been feasting of big dog bets lately.  But have you seen Peyton Manning lately?  He should shred the Chiefs.

Atlanta Falcons (Even) over Tampa Bay Buccaneers

I've been insisting I still like the Falcons, just haven't liked the point spreads they've faced.  Finally a low spread: I'll take 'em, even if the Bucs are a highly competitive team.

Seattle Seahawks (-3) over Miami Dolphins

Miami isn't a good home team and they're reeling, while the Seahawks are looking tough.

New Orleans Saints (+2 1/2) over San Francisco 49ers

I'm not sold on Colin Kaepernick at all.  Maybe eventually, but not this season.  Sure, he looked good against the Bears, but I don't expect him to perform well in a duel against Drew Brees.

Green Bay Packers (+2 1/2) over New York Giants

Giving Aaron Rodgers and the Packers points against the struggling Giants and Eli Manning heavily underestimates the talents of Green Bay.

All bets are placed at Station Casinos:

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To check Las Vegas odds, The Konformist recommends VegasInsider.com:

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2 comments:

bptp new project in gurgaon said...

Whatever the Jets problems, ten and a half points gives them a lot of margin for error.

thyme said...

This weeks time, beginning Charlie Set (who is a very overlooked back-up QB) instead of Byron Leftwich they should discover it simpler against the lowly Brown colours.