NFL Week 7

[Banedon]

THU, OCT 18

Seattle at San Francisco 8:20 PM NFL

 

SUN, OCT 21

Tennessee at Buffalo 1:00 PM CBS

Washington at NY Giants 1:00 PM FOX

New Orleans at Tampa Bay 1:00 PM FOX

Dallas at Carolina 1:00 PM FOX

Baltimore at Houston 1:00 PM CBS

Cleveland at Indianapolis 1:00 PM CBS

Green Bay at St. Louis 1:00 PM FOX

Arizona at Minnesota 1:00 PM FOX

NY Jets at New England 4:25 PM CBS

Jacksonville at Oakland 4:25 PM CBS

Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 8:20 PM NBC

 

MON, OCT 22

Detroit at Chicago 8:30 PM ESPN

[Banedon]

Aaron Rodgers was limited in practice with a calf injury, and Graham Harrell took first team snaps.

[Smack]

so the Sehawks DBs just mug the other team's receivers on every play.

[cubbyvirus00]

Both teams looked very pedestrian on offense

[Smack]

Harbaugh takes a safety off the board. Result, lots of money changes hand in Vegas.

[UMFan83]

Granted I'm not watching the game all that carefully, but I don't know why the announcers are having a tough time understanding why the 49ers would rather decline the safety and take the ball right there so they can take a knee to end the game.

[Cubswin11]

Harbaugh takes a safety off the board. Result, lots of money changes hand in Vegas.

I got in on SF -7, I'm not happy right now

[Smack]

Granted I'm not watching the game all that carefully, but I don't know why the announcers are having a tough time understanding why the 49ers would rather decline the safety and take the ball right there so they can take a knee to end the game.

 

It was the right call if you're concerned about the chance of Seattle kicking and scoring on two onside kicks in 40 seconds. Oh well.

[Smack]

Harbaugh takes a safety off the board. Result, lots of money changes hand in Vegas.

I got in on SF -7, I'm not happy right now

 

I'm just in a pick em league but I had SF -7.5.

[UMFan83]

Granted I'm not watching the game all that carefully, but I don't know why the announcers are having a tough time understanding why the 49ers would rather decline the safety and take the ball right there so they can take a knee to end the game.

 

It was the right call if you're concerned about the chance of Seattle kicking and scoring on two onside kicks in 40 seconds. Oh well.

 

Yeah its not a huge deal overall. It's like a 99.99999999% chance of winning vs. 99.999999999999999999999% chance.

[Cubswin11]

Harbaugh takes a safety off the board. Result, lots of money changes hand in Vegas.

I got in on SF -7, I'm not happy right now

 

I'm just in a pick em league but I had SF -7.5.

Guess it could be worse if I got in on them -7.5, I only lost the juice. But still, god damn sports gambling

[Smack]

Harbaugh takes a safety off the board. Result, lots of money changes hand in Vegas.

I got in on SF -7, I'm not happy right now

 

I'm just in a pick em league but I had SF -7.5.

Guess it could be worse if I got in on them -7.5, I only lost the juice. But still, [expletive] sports gambling

 

Yeah, that's why I do a pick em' league now. We do $150 each for 10 guys, winner gets $1500 at the end of the football season. $1500 keeps you interested but losing $150 over the course of 17 weeks isn't painful.

[Old Style]

I had Seattle +7.5 so I thought Harbaugh's decision to decline the safety was pure brilliance.

[biittner77]

I had Seattle +7.5 so I thought Harbaugh's decision to decline the safety was pure brilliance.

 

One of the greatest moments in gambling history

[Cubswin11]

I had Seattle +7.5 so I thought Harbaugh's decision to decline the safety was pure brilliance.

 

One of the greatest moments in gambling history

If such a book/website existed that listed the story of all the crazy late game covers/no covers in sports history I'd totally read it

[Andy]

I had Seattle +7.5 so I thought Harbaugh's decision to decline the safety was pure brilliance.

 

One of the greatest moments in gambling history

If such a book/website existed that listed the story of all the crazy late game covers/no covers in sports history I'd totally read it

Chris Duhon's meaningless buzzer-beating 3 to cover in the Duke/UConn Final 4 game in 2004 would have to be the cover of that one.

[Cubswin11]

I had Seattle +7.5 so I thought Harbaugh's decision to decline the safety was pure brilliance.

 

One of the greatest moments in gambling history

If such a book/website existed that listed the story of all the crazy late game covers/no covers in sports history I'd totally read it

Chris Duhon's meaningless buzzer-beating 3 to cover in the Duke/UConn Final 4 game in 2004 would have to be the cover of that one.

That was nuts. Almost had another crazy cover last weekend, if the Falcons would have recovered that fumble in the endzone when the Raiders kept throwing laterals backwards on the last kick of the game the Falcons would have covered.

[Banedon]

In a move that will make the ultimate discipline applied to the players involved in the Saints bounty case even stronger, Commissioner Roger Goodell has recused himself from Tuesday’s appeal hearing.

 

Goodell will hand the baton to former Commissioner Paul Tagliabue.

[WrigleyField 22]

I can't even think of a time I saw an onsides saftey punt. That would have to be a pretty difficult kick to pull off.

 

 

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[biittner77]

I had Seattle +7.5 so I thought Harbaugh's decision to decline the safety was pure brilliance.

 

One of the greatest moments in gambling history

If such a book/website existed that listed the story of all the crazy late game covers/no covers in sports history I'd totally read it

Chris Duhon's meaningless buzzer-beating 3 to cover in the Duke/UConn Final 4 game in 2004 would have to be the cover of that one.

 

Leon Lett getting stripped on the 1 yard line kept the Cowboys from covering in that Super Bowl IIRC. Considering the absurd amount of betting involved in any super Bowl that would probably be it for me.

 

Speaking of the Cowboys and the Super Bowl, Neil O'Donnell's late interception cost the Steelers a chance to kick a spread covering field goal in that game too. They were also 1 point short of the over/under.

[Andy]

I had Seattle +7.5 so I thought Harbaugh's decision to decline the safety was pure brilliance.

 

One of the greatest moments in gambling history

If such a book/website existed that listed the story of all the crazy late game covers/no covers in sports history I'd totally read it

Chris Duhon's meaningless buzzer-beating 3 to cover in the Duke/UConn Final 4 game in 2004 would have to be the cover of that one.

 

Leon Lett getting stripped on the 1 yard line kept the Cowboys from covering in that Super Bowl IIRC. Considering the absurd amount of betting involved in any super Bowl that would probably be it for me.

The Cowboys won that game 52-17, so I'm thinking they covered anyway. Maybe you're thinking of his Thanksgiving Day gaffe against Miami?

[biittner77]

Maybe it was the over under but I do remember he got death threats. The Thanksgiving gaffe Probably had gambling implications too.

[Careless]

Packers gunner with just about the most illegal play he could manage there.

[ctcf]

That ADP run was ridiculous.

[Careless]

Last six drop backs for Flacco: 0-4, TAINT, safety