$$ Miami 21
$$ BALTIMRE 33
$$ INDY 33
$$ GREEN BAY 31
ATLANTA 31

$$ BUFFALO 38
$$ ORLEANS 31
ST. LOUIS 27
$$ K.C. 41
TAMPA BAY 9

$$ Seattle 38
PHILLY 10
$$ DENVER 37
$$ OAKLAND 23
$$ MINNSTA 24

N.Y GIANTS


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-3
-2
-2
-6.5
-3

-3 (-2.5)
-8
-3
-3.5
-9.5

-4.5 (-5)
-5
-3 (-3.5)
-12.5 (-12)
-8.5

-7.5





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10 Houston
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20 Cincinnati
13 Chicago

35 Dallas $$

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9.15.03
There are threads that always run through each year. Thus far, 2003 has been all about taking advantages of turnovers with a strong running attack; both of which the Giants have excelled at in Week 1. Although favored teams 'layin' the wood' this weekend have scratched and pawed for victories in Week 2, we will throw the dice again. The Cowboys and Quincy Carter will find themselves going the way of the Cardinals (who led the NFC with 439 yards in Week 1, and then got blanked by Seattle) as they face 'true' defensive threat in New York Giants; an engine that only allowed an NFC leading 40 yards rushing, and 4 turnovers in its opener behind linebacker, Mike Barrow (2 sacks), and Omar free safety, Omar Stoutmire (10 tackles).

Entering the game as the statistician's favorite, 5 and 1 ATS as the Home favorite of 7.5 points or more, 12-5 in its last 17 against NFC East teams, the Giants drive one of the NFC's better offenses on the back of Tiki Barber, the NFC's #1 running back, averaging 6.1 yards for 146 yards in 2003. This spells trouble for the Cowboys, who have no defenders recognized in the NFL's sack leaders, sacrificing a dismal 8.1 yards per pass in its openers. Pressing up to cover the run should open up plenty of holes downfield for Toomer and Hilliard.

Producing only 13 points, and 16 first downs, the 409 yards of Cowboy offense can be very misleading. Their 14 point loss is not. Holding the cards to an early lead in the NFC East, look for Kerry Collins to produce a calculated and efficient effort (7.7 yards per pass in Week 1); one of only two quarterbacks with a 0% interception percentage. Having been outscored 28-13 in their last five games, Parcells will be seeing 'blue', and feel like he is watching a tape of the Cowboy's 2002 visit here when the Cowboys were routed 37-7.
N.Y. GIANTS -7.5


9.14.03
Funny thing about Americans, we love the flash. The press loves to provide the 'Big Story'. Except for ESPN, the papers have touted Carolina's Delhomme, who produced a last minute victory. Maybe I am the only one that looked closer. Resulting in a 77.5 rating (the AFC's 11th rated quaterback), Delhomme threw an amazing 2 interceptions in his mere 20 attempts; a meager 6.1 yard per pass average. The story really was the Jaguar defense squandering a 17 point halftime lead by allowing Stephen Davis to run up the NFC's #2 total for the day with 111 rushing yards. Squandering a victory to a team that only managed 4.2 yards per point; keep in mind that the Panthers were 31st in yard production on the day (and short 3 points on the -4 spread).

The real Panther story is that arriving in a hostile Tampa Stadium where the Bucs are 15-6 ATS off a 10 or more point victory over the last 3 years, the Panthers again face the legendary quarterback controversy that has slowed their progress every year. To The Director, a headline more impressive is the Bucs 4-0 run ATS when favored by 7.5 or more points (one of those being a 13 point victory against Caroline that launched their run at the Super Bowl). Having been favored by 8 points against the Panthers in each of their two games last year, 9.5 is nothing to 'hide under the sheets' from.

Having captured the essence of the Bucs in our opening day MR. MONDAY NIGHT SUBSCRIPTION VICTORY, Johnson produced another All-Pro performance and 99.1 rating staying out of the clutches of the Eagle defense, collecting a respectable 6.61 yard per pass average, on an NFC leading 75% completion percentage. Troubling for the Panthers, who allowed 85.2% completions for 9.5 yards per pass in their opener. While Pittman, and Alstott were fast, it was the defense that was truly running. Short Quarles, they held the Eagles scoreless on only 124 yards passing.

Without the need to contain the mobile McNabb, , and worry about the downfield threat, Spires (.5 sacks) and Barber (.5 sacks) will slow the Panthers short game, and overpower their offense. Behind from the get-go, Rice's pressure which has already produced 1.5 sacks will lead to a handful of critical Panther turnovers that allow the Bucs to continue their 5-0 streak ATS. We will agree with the statisticans, who weigh heavy in favor of the Bucs, and 'lay the wood'.
Tampa Bay -9.5
-The Director


9.14.03
If you are looking for more action, maybe your first 'Parlay' of the year, maybe a 'MoneyLine', or simply a 'Double', we suggest your head to San Diego where the line has just slid to -3. Many things have changed, and many (bad) things have stayed the same. Ending the year with an emotional loss to Seattle in overtime, San Diego's year started where it ended; a loser. Brees opened with a 68 rating, 54.5% completion, and a 6.1% interception percentage. Again, the defense allowing opponent's rushing attack to gutt its chances, allowing 131 yards rushing to the Chiefs. A bigger Pickin' Winners As A Featured Handicapper! factor in the one of the friendliest stadiums to opposing teams, is the departure of emotional leaders Seau and Conway. Denver arrives off an opening day victory, hungry to get itself in a position to beat Oakland next Monday.

Look for this to be a carbon copy of opening day, Denver hammering the Chargers on the ground, already building on 2002's 148 yard rushing average per game (AFC's #3 overall), defeating the Bengals with an outstanding 184 yards rushing. Plummer will find the Diego secondary a much friendlier place. On defense, Denver, the AFC'S #3 against the rush thus far, will look to collapse on Tomlinson; leaving Brees in a position to throw the two or three costly turnovers that have plagued the Chargers throughout the Preseason, and again on opening day. The interceptions that should spell 'victory' for the Broncos, and a new chapter in this conference battle.
Denver -3
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2** Dallas +8.5 Over GIANTS
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The Cowboys enter this Division match up under new Head Coach Bill Parcells after getting blown out in the second half of their opener at Home to the Falcons. Quarterback Quincy Carter completed 15-of-32 passes for a career-high 268 yards, and WR Joey Galloway caught seven passes for 139 yards. But Carter fumbled and gave up an interception, both leading to scores against the Cowboys. They surely looked overmatched in this one tonight, but stand a chance to cover this one. Most trends are negative for the Cowboys here. But positive trends include 7-3 Against The Spread on the Road in September versus Division opponents, 19-6 ATS versus Division opponents when off of a Double Digit SU loss, 11-4 ATS in the first Division Road game, and Coach Parcells is 16-5 ATS as Dogs off a SU Favorite loss.

The Giants of the NFC East under long-tenured Head Coach Jim Fassel opened this season with a strong win over the Rams, 23-13 in a Pick'em event at Home. Their Defense gelled in that game, with six sacks and fumbles. Tiki Barber led New York's offense with 146 yards on 24 carries, and Kerry Collins went 14-of-26 for 202 yards and no interceptions as the Giants took their first step toward what they hope will be an NFC East title. The Giants have many positive trends their way for this one. Some negative trends include 2-6 Against The Spread as Home Division Favorites, and Coach Fassel is 3-8 ATS Home off a SU win versus an opponent off a SU loss.

The Line overnited at Giants -7.5 and figures to move up. We'll take those points and go with the Road Dog Cowboys here tonight in a Don't Go Crazy 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. Visit us and check out the stronger Top Rated Gold Key Plays on site as well.


9.14.03
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as of 9/9/03
2003 REGULAR SEASON

AFC OFFENSIVE LEADERS

Houston 393 ypg 127 ry 21 pts.
Kansas City 390 ypg 131 ry 27 pts.
Pittsburgh 339 ypg 241 py 34 pts.
Tennessee 334 ypg 258 py 25 pts.
Jacksonville 331 ypg 256 py 23 pts.

NFC OFFENSIVE LEADERS

Arizona 439 ypg 344 py 24 pts.
Dallas 403 ypg 149 ry 13 pts.
San Francisco 391 ypg 162 ry 49 pts.
New Orleans 359 ypg 256 ry 10 pts.
St. Louis 355 ypg 315 py 13 pts.


as of 9/9/03
2003 REGULAR SEASON

AFC DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Pittsburgh 231 ypg 88 ry 15 pts.
Kansas City 232 ypg 64 ry 14 pts.
Buffalo 239 ypg 0 pts.
Jacksonville 242 ypg 120 py
Cleveland 271 ypg 67 py 9 pts

NFC DEFENSIVE LEADERS

San Francisco 127 ypg 55 ry 72 py 7 pts.
Washington 158 ypg 57 ry 13 pts.
Tampa Bay 245 ypg 124 py 0 pts.
Arizona 266 ypg 66 ry 42 pts.
New Orleans 270 ypg 119 py


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