Suicide Pool - Indy or ......

[BriMc]

I've picked Dallas, New England, Washington, and Chicago.

Indy looks like the best pick, but I Have a bad feeling about it, mainly because I don't know what to make of the Bucs.

Anyone have a better idea for this week?

[Nonfiction]

I would definitely not take indy.

[BriMc]

why not?

[livin_a_lie]

[ QUOTE ]
why not?

[/ QUOTE ]

Sanders, Addai, Harrison are all hurt, didnt practice all week and may not play. Tennessee should be your play, imo.

[playersare]

colts are the best moneyline, but bets have been dribbling in on tampa for most of the week. i'm sure the handicapping math is all factored in already, but I don't think anyone doubts tampa's ability to beat any team right now, regardless of circumstance (especially if you factor in the possibility of turnovers).

these games may be "safer" even with a lower ML. look for quality teams at home playing losing teams with poor road records YTD:
Titans (-355)
Texans (-225)
Giants (-208)

I would personally rank NY over TX a little since they've been bet down all week, while TX has stayed relatively put. but TN is the best overall pick remaining for you after IND. titans only loss was the colts, and that was by just 2 points, with Young about 15 yards short of field goal range.

[wheatrich]

Indy over TB is safer than those three games. Yeesh.
That Titans/Texans/Giants argument just reminds me so much of the arguments made for

Denver over Oakland (should have lost)
Baltimore over Arizona (almost lost)
San Diego over Kansas City last week (lost)

Take the best game odds you can which is indy this week. You can't save teams in survival if you don't get to use them later (which everyone's most likely not going to). Tennessee maybe and NYG/Hou make no sense to me whatsoever.

[psuasskicker]

[ QUOTE ]
Indy over TB is safer than those three games. Yeesh.

[/ QUOTE ]

If Sanders doesn't play, Indi isn't safer than any of them.

I'm on Tenn this week.

- C -