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Valuist
11-12-2013, 11:40 AM
I believe these were from the LVH:

Denver 9-4
Seattle 3-1
New Orleans 6-1
New England 8-1
San Fran 8-1
Kansas City 12-1
Carolina 14-1

NJ Stinks
11-12-2013, 02:05 PM
I bet the Seahawks at 8-1 in August. Best case scenario for home field advantage in the playoffs is for the Saints to knock off the 49ers this week to help Seattle just about clinch division. Then Seahawks beat NO at home next week.

Of course, Carolina is a real threat but they still have to play the Saints twice. Hopefully, they split.

In any event, home field is overrated in the playoffs. (See Baltimore last year for the latest example.) So is a bye but it beats the potential of being upset in the first playoff round.

I've also some Bengal action at 28-1. But I no longer think Dalton is up to the task. Speaking of not up to the task, Rivers has got be the biggest chump out there. When they were giving out leadership qualities, this guy was nowhere to be found.

Robert Fischer
11-12-2013, 02:27 PM
How is Manning holding up?
I know he has some wear and tear on his ankle...

Seahawks are excellent this year, but they do not have a "conventional" passing QB system.

New Orleans and New England may inherit favorable conditions.

Valuist
11-12-2013, 02:31 PM
How is Manning holding up?
I know he has some wear and tear on his ankle...

Seahawks are excellent this year, but they do not have a "conventional" passing QB system.

New Orleans and New England may inherit favorable conditions.

Seattle's QB is no more unconventional than Kaepernick was, and although they didn't win it all, they got there.

Between the Saints and Seahawks, whoever gets home field is going to be very tough, IMO.

Marshall Bennett
11-12-2013, 03:24 PM
I believe KC deserves a little more credit than 12-1. They're undefeated and it's hard to point to their schedule when so called bad teams are beating up on good teams on an almost regular basis these days. 9-0 is an achievement in the NFL. I'd have to put them no worse than 9-2, ahead of the 49rs and Saints for sure. If they get home field advantage throughout the playoffs they'll be damn hard to stop.

ManU918
11-12-2013, 03:50 PM
I believe KC deserves a little more credit than 12-1. They're undefeated and it's hard to point to their schedule when so called bad teams are beating up on good teams on an almost regular basis these days. 9-0 is an achievement in the NFL. I'd have to put them no worse than 9-2, ahead of the 49rs and Saints for sure. If they get home field advantage throughout the playoffs they'll be damn hard to stop.

9/2??? Are you serious? If that's how you feel I hope you fly to Vegas and bet the max on 12-1 at every casino on and off the strip.

Phantombridgejumpe
11-12-2013, 03:55 PM
I'll offer you 14-1 for any bet over $99 and under $701.

Phantombridgejumpe
11-12-2013, 04:01 PM
I don't believe in KC either.

Relwob Owner
11-12-2013, 05:56 PM
9/2??? Are you serious? If that's how you feel I hope you fly to Vegas and bet the max on 12-1 at every casino on and off the strip.


I agree with you here. I don't see the Chiefs coming through at all. I don't like Denver either at that price, given their lack of D and Peyton's sub par playoff record. I think the Saints look strong at their price.

Phantombridgejumpe
11-12-2013, 06:08 PM
I think not.

The top of the NFC is tough - Seattle, San Fran and New Orleans are all good.

So much depends on home field.

Because of that I think Denver should be the favorite. I'll be surprised if they don't survive the AFC. But pulling for the JETS.

Relwob Owner
11-12-2013, 07:13 PM
I think not.

The top of the NFC is tough - Seattle, San Fran and New Orleans are all good.

So much depends on home field.

Because of that I think Denver should be the favorite. I'll be surprised if they don't survive the AFC. But pulling for the JETS.


I think the Saints can win at Met Life. Heck, Tampa almost did. Home field is important but in Denver's case, it didn't do much for them last year. Frisco has been way too up and down so far this year for me to be a believer at this point.

Robert Goren
11-12-2013, 07:40 PM
I like Indy at 12/1. I know they lose to bad teams, but there ain't no bad teams in the playoffs. GB at 14/1 isn't to bad either. If they can win one game while Rodgers is out, they should get in. I like NO too, but 6/1 is too low at this stage. What are the odds of Brees getting hurt? A small flier bet on Phi at 60/1 might not be a bad idea either. They are a different team with Foles.