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07 Jan 13
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Good morning everyone.
Ok 1st off the thread title is a piss take but the more I think about this game the less I see the Falcons prevailing. Their defence is the worst of the 8 teams left in pass yards and rushing yards allowed.
So far they have benifited from keeping their D on the sidelines through slow and steady drives and the said defence creating turovers but now they play a team who protect the ball well and whose defence also creates a lot of turnovers.
On the offensive side I see very little to worry Seattle, Atlantas run game has been non existent this season (ranked 29th) They have the 6th ranked pass attack but as we have seen Seahawks love too defend passes.
In summary the only way I can see them taking this is with excellent special teams gains and great play in both red zones. Or of course homer refs.
Maybe Atlanta will surprise me but mark my words of the 7 teams left Falcons are the easiest matchup for the hawks.
Ok 1st off the thread title is a piss take but the more I think about this game the less I see the Falcons prevailing. Their defence is the worst of the 8 teams left in pass yards and rushing yards allowed.
So far they have benifited from keeping their D on the sidelines through slow and steady drives and the said defence creating turovers but now they play a team who protect the ball well and whose defence also creates a lot of turnovers.
On the offensive side I see very little to worry Seattle, Atlantas run game has been non existent this season (ranked 29th) They have the 6th ranked pass attack but as we have seen Seahawks love too defend passes.
In summary the only way I can see them taking this is with excellent special teams gains and great play in both red zones. Or of course homer refs.
Maybe Atlanta will surprise me but mark my words of the 7 teams left Falcons are the easiest matchup for the hawks.
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Seattle all day long for me.
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Think it's crazy to get involved pre-game when a team comes off a bye week , pure guesswork how the effect of a break will pan out & more guesswork who it will favour.
In-play is the only way to go for me. Good luck guys  |
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So if Atlanta were 4/1 to win you wouldn't back them because you don't know how they will come back from a bye week? Everything has a price imo and limiting yourself to in play is not they way to go, every market should be assessed individually
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If offered 4/1 Atlanta for a virtual pick i'd snap someone's hand off as it'd be a golden goose long term strategy , fairly hypothetical though as the prices we see are what we get in that it's a fairly even call with imponderables.
Point i'm making is that if someone offered me a free bet on the game i'd look for the nearest coin & flip , unless i could watch the opening quarter before playing. Good luck on the game dlf |
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Yep you to0 Hayden, really looking forward to this game and the Packers/49ers
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Yes same here mate & the big bowl game tonight , on that subject though i'm a stickler for assessing markets individually but more of a strategy freak rather than wake up in the morning and fancy something , use the mechanics of " fading the public " integrated into several others gambling methods as my punting way of life & tbh i'm well into my 6th year of punting for a living now but i'd be dead in the water years ago without a proven strategy to work with.
Great week ahead |
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Yep there is definitely more than one way to skin a cat. Personally what works for me is value, but yes I agree with assessing each market individually. Glad things are going well for you
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