Christmas Day NFL Pick: Cowboys vs. Cardinals Prediction: December 25th 2010

December 25, 2010 By

DALLAS COWBOYS VS. ARIZONA CARDINALS PREDICTION
DECEMBER 25TH 2010 – CHRISTMAS DAY NFL PICK

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NFL Picks: Washington Redskins vs. Dallas Cowboys Odds: December 19th 2010

December 19, 2010 By

Washington Redskins vs. Dallas Cowboys
NFL Pick: Washington Redskins +7.5 -110 odds
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On Sunday the NFL System Club Play is on the Washington Redskins. Game 317 at 1:00 eastern. The Skins have Rex Grossman making the start today for a benched Donovan Mcnabb. However they fit a solid system here. What we want to do is play on road dogs from +5 to +10 off a home dog loss and ats cover and prior road dog loss. These teams have covered 13 of 16 times since 1980. The Skins are 13-3 ats vs less than .500 teams in December on the road off a loss. They are a solid road dog in this range long term at 32-14 ats. Dallas has failed 5 of 6 times as favorite this season and 3 of 4 times vs an opponent with revenge. Look for Washington to keep this one close today. On Sunday I have the 8 Unit NFL Game of the Year with 3 Power system one is 100% Perfect. I also have a 15-2 five star totals system and 2 other Best Bet system sides. NBA Continues to Dominate on Sunday I have a 5* total that averages 225 ppg. Jump on and Cash Big on what looks to be our biggest day of the year. For the free system Club Play take the Washington Redskins plus the points. RV (Handicapperspicks.com)

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New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys Betting Pick: October 25th 2010

October 25, 2010 By

GIANTS VS. COWBOYS OVER UNDER PICKA Monday night divisional match-up should generate plenty of football betting interest when the New York Giants travel to Dallas to take on the Cowboys. Dallas is desperate at 1-4 and in last place of the NFC East while the Giants enter 4-2 and tied for the top spot with Philadelphia.
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New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys
Game Date/Time: Monday, October 25, 8:30 ET
Game Location: Dallas Cowboys Stadium, Dallas Texas
TV/Radio Broadcast: ESPN

NFL Football Odds: New York Giants (+3) +100 vs. Dallas Cowboys (-3) -120: Over/Under 44.5

The Cowboys were a football betting loser again last week as more miscues, turnovers and penalties proved costly again as they lost at Minnesota. Dallas out-gained Minnesota 314 to 188 yards and held the Vikings offense to just 3.8 yards per play. Why the continued losing for the Cowboys despite more impressive stats than most opponents? Penalties, turnover, mistakes and a lousy coach. Dallas is another football betting team that is long on talent and lacks any competence in coaching and discipline. The Cowboys lead the league with 81 penalty yards per game, many at inopportune times costing the team a big play, scoring or field position.

The New York Giants have put together a solid three game winning streak thanks to a defense that has taken over as the NFC’s #1 unit. New York is allowing just 264 yards per game and NFL best 4.3 yards per play. The Giants were a football betting winner against two top passing attacks and were able to shut them both down. Houston’s Matt Schaub passed for just 171 yards and Chicago’s Jay Cutler was limited to just 42 yards passing with his backups totaling 72 yards through the air. However, the Giants relentless pass rush sacked Bears quarterbacks 10 times including Cutler nine times in the first half alone.

The Giants defense faces their toughest challenge to date, as Dallas is the NFC’s #1 offense averaging 400 yards per game and quarterback Tony Romo is among the league passing leaders with a 313 yards per game average and 10 touchdowns through the air. Wide receiver Roy Williams has been a football betting favorite of Romo in the red zone, as Williams has caught five touchdown passes while wide receiver Miles Austin is Romo’s top target with 33 receptions and nearly 100 yards per game.

The Giants offense is balanced with quarterback Eli Manning passing for 246 yards per game and 10 touchdowns while Ahmad Bradshaw has taken over a bulk of the running duties, averaging a very solid 5.3 yards per rush and 97 rushing yards per game. Brandon Jacobs is still the big back that has four touchdowns and gives the Giants a needed football betting back in short yardage. Hakeem Nix has emerged as a top target with six touchdowns and over 400 yards receiving on 36 receptions. Steve Smith compliments Nix with 34 catches and 370 yards receiving.

NFL Insider Tip: The ‘over’ is 6-2-1 ATS the L/9 overall meetings and 9-1 ATS in the Giants L/10 games against NFC opponents including a 6-2 ATS mark to the ‘over’ on field turf.

Both teams have offensive weapons and competent quarterback play to move the ball, despite some solid defensive stats on both teams. With the football betting world watching Monday night, this should be a real showcase of talent with plenty of big plays and scoring opportunities.

My Monday Night Over Under Pick: New York/Dallas Over 44.5
Courtesy of Mike Rose (Betus.com RSS Feed)

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Week 7 NFL Football Over-Under Picks: October 24th 2010

October 22, 2010 By

WEEK 7 NFL OVER UNDER PICKSHere at BetUS Sportsbook, we’ve always got our pulse on the top football trends that the game has to offer. On Sunday, we have a list of three games that are targeted as ‘over’ contests. Check out the high scoring football trends in these winners!
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New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys
Game Date/Time: Monday, October 25th, 8:30 ET
Game Location: Dallas Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, TX
TV/Radio Broadcast: ESPN, Westwood One, Sirius

NFL Odds: New York Giants (+3.5) -120 VS. Dallas Cowboys (-3.5) +100: Over/Under 44.5

The oddsmakers are banking on a higher scoring game in this one, but there might not be enough points there on the total to avoid falling into the trap of these football trends. The ‘over’ has gone 6-2-1 the L/9 meetings of these division rivals, and the average final score has reached 51.8 points per game in that stretch as well. Dallas’ offense has put at least 20 on the board in its L/4 games and is tending to get pass happy, which creates more scoring chances, while the G-Men have suddenly dropped 62 points on the board in the L/2 weeks.

Oakland Raiders vs. Denver Broncos
Game Date/Time: Sunday, October 24th, 4:05 ET
Game Location: Invesco Field at Mile High Stadium, Denver, CO
TV/Radio Broadcast: CBS, Westwood One, Sirius

NFL Odds: Oakland Raiders (+8) -105 VS. Denver Broncos (-8) -115: Over/Under 41.5

These two teams have combined to go 9-3 this year for ‘over’ bettors, which definitely is a great sign for high scoring football trends on Sunday. The Oakland defense has only held two foes under 24 points this year, and we don’t foresee Kyle Orton and company being held in the same light as the 49ers and Rams. Denver, on the other hand, has now conceded an average of 25.5 points per game in its L/4 overall. For whatever reason, the oddsmakers refuse to realize just how strong of an offense that Josh McDaniels has to work with, and it could once again bite them in the butt with another ‘over’ come Sunday.

Cleveland Browns vs. New Orleans Saints
Game Date/Time: Sunday, October 24th, 1:00 ET
Game Location: Bank of America Field, Charlotte, NC
TV/Radio Broadcast: Fox, Westwood One, Sirius

NFL Odds: Cleveland Browns (+13) -110 vs. New Orleans Saints (-13) -110: Over/Under 43

If you don’t think that Colt McCoy was nothing more than a flash in the pan last week, this is a great play. The Browns have enough pieces to the puzzle to at least score some points, while the defense is bad enough to get torched in the secondary quite a bit by the Saints. In four of New Orleans’ L/5 games, at least one team has scored at least 25 points, and if that happens once again, it isn’t going to take all that much for the Browns to push this one ‘over’ the ‘total’, especially knowing that their ‘D’ has allowed at least 20 in four straight.

Courtesy of Mike Rose (Betus.com RSS Feed)

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Dallas Cowboys vs. Houston Texans Prediction & Odds: September 26th 2010

September 24, 2010 By

NFL Odds are our specialty here at BetUS Sportsbook, and we’re back with yet another great duel to bring you for Week 3 between the Dallas Cowboys and the Houston Texans.
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Dallas Cowboys vs. Houston Texans
Game Date/Time: Sunday, September 26th, 1:00 ET
Game Location: Reliant Stadium, Houston, TX
TV/Radio Broadcast: Fox, Westwood One, Sirius

NFL Odds: Dallas Cowboys (+3) -125 vs. Houston Texans (-3) +105: Over/Under 47.5

The Cowboys are in a lot of trouble right now, and they’re in that deep doo thanks to their offense. The defense has done a suitable job, holding foes to just 279.0 yards and 20.0 points per game.

However, did you ever think that a team with a backfield of Felix Jones, Marion Barber, and Tashard Choice would average just 69.5 rushing yards per game?

That’s where Dallas sits right now, and it is spoiling the efforts of a passing attack that ranks second in the league with 325.5 yards per game. Give Tony Romo some credit, as he is doing his job to help beat the NFL odds. Romo has completed 66.3 percent of his passes for 656 yards. He only has two TD passes on the year, but he has certainly made a perennial Pro Bowler out of Miles Austin who leads the NFL in receptions with 20 and receiving yards with 288.

It has been a season of firsts for the Texans, and they are paying off with wins against the NFL odds. Arian Foster became the first running back to run for more than 225 yards in a game. Matt Schaub has become the first quarterback to throw for more than 450 yards. Andre Johnson and Kevin Walter became the first duo of receivers to have 100+ yards in the same game. Neil Rackers won the first overtime game in the history of the team as well.

Up next? The first playoff berth in team history.

A win on Sunday would move the Texans to 3-0 for, to no surprise, the first time in franchise history. The biggest question that Gary Kubiak has to have coming into this game is how his pass defense is going to hold up. The Houston Texans secondary is ranked dead last in the league with an average of 411.0 yards per game allowed.

However, when your offense is averaging 32.0 points and 440.5 yards per game, you can afford a few defensive blunders and still be 2-0 against the spread on the season.

NFL Insider Tip : The Cowboys are just 5-11 ATS in their L/16 on the road. The dead man that you see walking on the visitors sideline might just be Wade Phillips. That star on his chest might turn into a bulls-eye for Jerry Jones when this game is over, because the Texans are going to roll, which will drop the Dallas Cowboys to a woeful 0-3 on the year and on life support.

Go with Houston to beat the NFL odds on Sunday.

My NFL Predictions: Houston Texans (-3) +105

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