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REGULAR SEASONMONDAY NIGHT SUBSCRIPTION 11-5 FREE PLAYS 17-18-2 2003 PLAYOFFS FREE PLAYS 0-4 through picks of 1.10.04 PRESEASON 8-4 EXOTICS TEASE 0-1-0 | PARLAY 1-0 through picks of 8.28.03* all STRAIGHT picks are monitored independently by onlinesportsnetwork.com & usasportsmonitor.net 1.10.04 
I too have been impressed by Favre's play since his father's passing.
However, as we look to turn the tide back to our mid-season winning
ways, we must remember the #1 rule, 'Don't get emotional'. Unlike the
friendly confines of Lambeau field, Philly will be savagely evil as
always as they root on McNabb's Eagles that open the game 5-1 ATS versus
the AFC North, and 5-1 ATS in January games, over the last 3 seasons.One can't not help be impressed by the Pack's 3 game run, averaging 35 points on 437 yards highlighting Favre's (90.4 rating during the regular season) 66.% completion percentage on 7.6 yard per attempt on the Road this year. Although Green, the NFC's #1 rusher devoured defensive lines averaging 5.3 yard per carry, the Pack were barely able to squeeze by the Seahawks (who were 1-7 on the Road in 2003) last week. Hasselbeck's ability to roll up 305 passing yards highlights Green Bay's weakness, and a preview of what McNabb (79.6 rating in 2003), whose maturity and ball control play-action off the 'three-headed-monster' in the backfield of Westbrook (3.8 yard per carry), Buckhalter (4.3 yard per carry), and Staley (4.8 yard per carry), has outscored opponents by 12 in their last 5 games, look to repeat last year's beating of the Falcons 20-6. Reid will produce no suprises, the defense will bend as they have all year (allowing the opposition to a 4.5 yard per carry at Home in 2003), tighten up in the red zone, and create the critical turnover in the secondary that has allowed them comfortable leads at half, and by game's end all year. 1-3 ATS in play-off games over the last 3 years, Green Bay's angel doesn't even have enough magic to save the Pack in this one. PHILADELPHIA -5.5  1.10.04 
It is amazing to me that after a year in the lights and defeats in
2002, even a 8-0 Home record, and 14-1-1 record ATS in 2003, many
folks still don't believe; many are waiting on the sidelines
to jump on the Pats bandwagon, finding it easier to talk up Manning's
Colts after their monster upset (after playing 'possum' to Denver
in Week 16). As you already know, The Director never waits on the
sideline.Although the Pats enter 18-6 ATS at Home, and 2-0 ATS in Play-offs at Home over the last 3 seasons, many still believe that the injured George (88 yards in Baltimore) will be able to mount a rushing attack on the Pats' Vrabel (9.5 sacks, 52 tackles) and Seymour (8 sackes, 56 tackles), who are only allowing 3.3 yard per rush at Home in 2003. Not a chance. Many believe that the injured McNair (AFCS's #1 at 100.4 rating in 2003), whose spirited 14 completions proved victorious in Baltimore, will again prove heroic against the Pats secondary, who are allowing only 5.4 yard per attempt at Home to oppoostion quarterbacks in 2003. Not a chance. Many still believe that a defense that allowed 17 points and 214 passsing yards to Wright will stop Brady, whose 85.1 rated performance in 2003, and 6.87 yards per attempt seems to only spell 'v-i-c-t-o-r-y' this season. Not a chance. Arriving allowing only 8.5 point per game at Home this year, this game will be a clinic in the play-action, as a week of rest allows the Pats power rushing combo of Smith (49.4 yards per game) and Faulk (42.3 yards per game) to wear down a tired Titan defensive line. As we have seen all year, when lulled to sleep, Bellichick will target downfield to Branch (14.1 yard per catch) and Givens (15 yards per catch); a strategy which has allowed the Pats to outscore opponents by over 13 points in its last 5 contests. Having already taken out the Titans in October with a 31 point second half, the Pats launch their Play-off run by taking advantage of a Titan team, 1-3 ATS in Play-offs, 1-3 as 3.5 to 9.5 point Underdogs, 2-4 ATS versus AFC East opponents, over the last 3 seasons. NEW ENGLAND -6  Don't miss out on any of The Director's Exclusive 2004-2005 MONDAY NIGHT PICKS! Check Out the Details HERE, and/or MAIL Your Name, Address, E-Mail, and Check or Money Order for $39.95 to: c/o M.O. Productions 1330 San Remo Drive Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 Payable to: M.O. Productions If you are on the run? At work? Get the Director's Exclusive Monday Night Pick on the phone at Keen.com every Monday beginning at 8am PST. NO LONG TERM COMMITMENT ONLY $5 PER PICK NOW AVAILABLE HERE 10 MINUTES AFTER KICK-OFF Good Luck! -The Director Director@footballandCHICKS.com 
11-13-0 final record through picks of 1.4.04 An NCAA amateur, The Director in jumped on board the cappersmall.com College Bowl 2003 contest and posted his College Bowl Picks here for all to see. PLEASE NOTE all picks were monitored by onlinesportsnetwork for accuracy ONLY, and were NOT BE SCORED.
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 -Jimmy Vaccaro jimmyvaccaro.com 1.11.04 (NFC Divisional Playoff, 4:45 et) Here is today's Free release on the NFL. The Eagles of the NFC East under Head Coach Andy Reid won their Division with a 12-4 Straight Up record. They hold Home Field advantage through the NFC Playoffs. They won 10 out of their last 11 games SU, and have their sights set on nothing less than a Super Bowl victory. Today the Eagles get a chance to again advance to the NFC Title game with a win, this time versus the Panthers. They figure to make the most of this chance, and will be hoping that the third time in a row will be the charm. The Packers under Head Coach Mike Sherman won the NFC North with a SU record of 10-6. Last week they went to OverTime and defeated the Seahawks at Home to advance to this match up. The Packers have won five in a row, and seven out of eight SU. They have the best Quarterback in the League with Brett Favre, IMHO. Today they must step up their play again on the Road versus a potent rival. The line overnited at Eagles -3.5 and has been moving up. We'll go with the Home Eagles here today in a Good Free Play. For those who don't know it, our Members rarely wager on the FREE release, and instead invest their money wisely on the Gold Key Plays. 1.10.04 (AFC Divisional Playoff, 8:15 et) We are on a great roll with our Gold Key Basketball Plays, and we won outright with the Pacers last night. We have a ridiculous deal on site for the rest of Gold Key Basketball for only $195, and this now includes the rest of the NFL Playoffs and Super Bowl! Here is today's Free release on the NFL. The Patriots of the AFC East under Head Coach Bill Belichick won their Division with an awesome 14-2 Straight Up record. This earned them a Bye last week, and 
plenty of time to prepare for this event. The Patriots were undefeated at Home,
with wins over the Jets, Titans, Giants, Browns, Cowboys, Dolphins, Jaguars and
Bills. Their only SU losses at all were on the Road to start the year at the
Bills, and in Game Four at the Redskins. The Patriots are simply a team that
finds a way to win and cover.The Titans of the AFC South under Head Coach Jeff Fisher finished the regular season with a 12-4 SU record. Last week they got by the Ravens on the Road in their AFC Wild Card Playoff game. They are a tough team that plays well on the Road, and in all conditions. And with temperatures and wind chill similar to parts of Siberia, they will have to adjust again tonight. The Titans are always banged up, currently at Quarterback and Running Back. Their decision during the season to go to more of an open air attack may hurt them tonight, and RB George has rarely come through in his career versus great Defenses. The line overnited at Patriots -5.5. We'll go with the Home Patriots here today in a Good Free Play. For those who don't know it, our Members rarely wager on the FREE release, and instead invest their money wisely on the Gold Key Plays. -Rich Green editor@freesportsletter.com
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 2003 FINAL REGULAR SEASON Kansas City 369.4 ypg 120.6 rypg 30.3 pts Indianapolis 367.1 ypg 261.2 pypg 27.9 pts Denver 349.9 ypg 164.3 rypg 23.8 pts Tennessee 343.8 ypg 242.4 pypg 27.2 pts Jacksonville 334.9 ypg 129.6 rypg 17.3 pts Minnesota 393.4 ypg 146.4 rypg 26 pts Green Bay 362.4 ypg 159.9 rypg 27.6 pts San Francisco 355.4 ypg 142.4 rypg 24 pts Seattle 351.7 ypg 125.6 rypg 25.3 pts St. Louis 341.1 ypg 247.6 pypg 27.9 pts |
 2003 FINAL REGULAR SEASON Buffalo 269.6 ypg 169.2 pypg 17.4 pts Baltimore 271.3 ypg 96 rypg 17.6 pts Denver 277.1 ypg 176.8 pypg 18.8 pts Jacksonville 291.1 ypg 87.9 rypg 20.7 pts New England 291.6 ypg 89.6 rypg 14.9 pts Dallas 253.5 ypg 89.1 rypg 16.3 pts Tampa Bay 279.1 ypg 169.4 pypg 16.5 pts Carolina 295.3 ypg 187.7 pypg 19 pts San Francisco 308 ypg 105.6 rypg 21.1 pts Chicago 309.2 ypg 192.6 pypg 21.6 pts |
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