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#31
10-28-2007, 08:47 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
Pinny has NE -4 (and rising, I think).
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#32
10-28-2007, 08:48 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
Boston fans are ridiculous.
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#33
10-28-2007, 08:48 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
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It's not like the Colts haven't dominated most of their opponents. Yes, the Patriots are much, much better than last year, their offense is sick good, Stallworth/Welker/Moss may be the best receiving corps in the league, and Adalius Thomas helps a bit. But so are the Colts. Last year, their D was getting gashed on the ground (and through the air). Keith > Rhodes. Hayden + Jackson >>>>>> David + Harper. This year's Colts would destroy last year's Colts. Massive defensive improvement. [/ QUOTE ] Also, keep in mind its basically like we just traded for a pro bowl DL in Seymour. That being said, Manning will torch us for at least 30, their O is too damn good. Maybe... 45-31 Pats?
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#34
10-28-2007, 08:50 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
I'm a huge Pats fan, but there is no possible way I would lay more than 4/5 playing in Indy.
Person who is saying they'd take the Pats >2 touchdowns, why not put your life savings on the Pats at -4? you could even do one of those pleasers and get even more.
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#35
10-28-2007, 08:51 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
Over/Under: 57.
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#36
10-28-2007, 08:51 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
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Most of you don't think the Colts are heavy dogs, but I think they are, especially with all the momentum the Pats have. I pick the Pats to win by at least 2 TD's. also, while this game is important, they're going to meet again in the playoffs where the implications are much more important so unless either team blows the other one out (I can see the Pats blowing the Colts out but not vice versa) it really won't mean too much [/ QUOTE ] Agree and disagree. The game isn't that important other than it may well decide home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. That makes it potentially huge.
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