It is very likely that the AFC road to the Superbowl is going to go through Texas and if this happens this would mean that in the Divisional round (bar any shocks) the Pats would have to go to the Broncos leaving the Texans playing either one the following:-
Ravens/Steelers/Bengals/Colts.
In my eyes they will beat the 4 above teams as long as no major injury occurs, which surely makes them a good bet at 8 for a back to lay situation.
Good spot. I would recommend another bet based on your analysis.
The Texans are 9/4 to win the AFC with SJ and they are betting each-way 1/2 first 2 places so you get your stake back (actually very small profit) at a minimum if they win their first play-off match which, as Zach says above, is a very winnable game against one of the 4 teams he mentions
So you are effectively getting odds of 2.125 that they win that game and then odds of 3.25 that they win the Championship game. They will definitely be shorter in both those games, especially if they are at home.
Good spot. I would recommend another bet based on your analysis.The Texans are 9/4 to win the AFC with SJ and they are betting each-way 1/2 first 2 places so you get your stake back (actually very small profit) at a minimum if they win their first pl
Yeah I was wondering why the texan's didn't shorten after sunday's surprise result. It's highly probable that the road to the AFC championship now goes through Houston and there is a chance that Brady takes the Patriots to Denver and they lose, this would make Houston good value at the current prices. I backed them 8/1 4 places before the season and am slightly bemused that they aren't a tad shorter than the 7.8 especially knowing the probable make-up of the post season.
Yeah I was wondering why the texan's didn't shorten after sunday's surprise result. It's highly probable that the road to the AFC championship now goes through Houston and there is a chance that Brady takes the Patriots to Denver and they lose, this
db - I do agree. I think the whole thing looking at the SJ market warrants some close attention for those that can get on given the ew nature of their betting.
db - I do agree. I think the whole thing looking at the SJ market warrants some close attention for those that can get on given the ew nature of their betting.
Should still get the No.1 seed as the Colts are locked in at No.5 now so they have nothing to play for next weekend. At least that's what I'm clinging onto at this stage. Foster a huge loss though. Texans going nowhere without him.
I know Should still get the No.1 seed as the Colts are locked in at No.5 now so they have nothing to play for next weekend. At least that's what I'm clinging onto at this stage. Foster a huge loss though. Texans going nowhere without him.
precaution taking him out db...few weeks to rest him up....they have more problems than foster...they have a **** QB...I think the colts will go at this game to be honest.
precaution taking him out db...few weeks to rest him up....they have more problems than foster...they have a **** QB...I think the colts will go at this game to be honest.
No the Colts are going to the Ravens. That's already settled. Colts are locked into the No.5 and Ravens are locked into No.4, those seedings can't be changed. Colts take the 5 seed on common games ahead of Bengals (according to Twitter anyway)
No the Colts are going to the Ravens. That's already settled. Colts are locked into the No.5 and Ravens are locked into No.4, those seedings can't be changed. Colts take the 5 seed on common games ahead of Bengals (according to Twitter anyway)
db how does this common games thing work in this case...doesnt make sense as the colts have played the browns once but the bengals have to play them twice obviously being in the same division so that game cant count surely?
db how does this common games thing work in this case...doesnt make sense as the colts have played the browns once but the bengals have to play them twice obviously being in the same division so that game cant count surely?
indy v jags twice 1-1 (benglas beat the jags) bengals v browns 1-1 (indy beat the browns)
surely them are cancelled out...only other common games are kansas and miami...bengals beat kansas and lost to miami...indy beat both but it says you have to have a minimum of 4 common games...do the top 2 count as the common games with having to play them twice with the other team only getting one shot at a win
indy v jags twice 1-1 (benglas beat the jags)bengals v browns 1-1 (indy beat the browns)surely them are cancelled out...only other common games are kansas and miami...bengals beat kansas and lost to miami...indy beat both but it says you have to h
I think it does count. I'm going by Joe Ferreira, who is the Playoff guru on CBS. He tweeted that those playoff spots are locked in now by virtue of common games. It has to be a min of 5 games for common games to be used so they must be
Colts - 4 wins from their 5 games Jaguars x 2 Browns Chiefs Dolphins
Bengals - 3 wins from their 5 games Browns x 2 Jaguars Chiefs Dolphins
Seems a bit weird to count the divisional games alright but I presume Joe knows his stuff
I think it does count. I'm going by Joe Ferreira, who is the Playoff guru on CBS. He tweeted that those playoff spots are locked in now by virtue of common games. It has to be a min of 5 games for common games to be used so they must beColts - 4 wins
so what if the bengals for example had beaten the browns twice...surely that as a common game would only count once? I know indy had the same opportunity to beat the jags twice to level that up...bit complicated to be honest...strength of victory comes next
so what if the bengals for example had beaten the browns twice...surely that as a common game would only count once? I know indy had the same opportunity to beat the jags twice to level that up...bit complicated to be honest...strength of victory com
if they say it is locked up they must have looked right into this before the games...just couldnt figure out this common game thing with the browns and jags games confusing things
if they say it is locked up they must have looked right into this before the games...just couldnt figure out this common game thing with the browns and jags games confusing things
colts.com forum seem pretty sure they have the 5th seed locked up, they're starting to abuse anyone who claims otherwise so that's usually a good sign!
I think the divisional games count as 2 gamescolts.com forum seem pretty sure they have the 5th seed locked up, they're starting to abuse anyone who claims otherwise so that's usually a good sign!
I figured it would only count as 1 common game as the bengals play the browns twice and the colts play them once..dont see how that can count as 2 games...I know it is the same the other way round but I have never come across a situation like that.
I figured it would only count as 1 common game as the bengals play the browns twice and the colts play them once..dont see how that can count as 2 games...I know it is the same the other way round but I have never come across a situation like that.