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AAA's VERY EARLY 10* *Boys/Pack* TOTAL BLOCKBUSTER (+$8,740 NFL Y-T-D!)
(NFL) Dallas vs. Green Bay,
Total: 52.50 | -110.00 Over
Result: Win
Total: 52.50 | -110.00 Over
Result: Win
This is a 10* TOTAL BLOCKBUSTER on the UNDER between the Dallas Cowboys and the Green Bay Packers.
When the smoke clears at the end of this one, I expect this total to dip below the posted number. It's not going to be an "Ice Bowl", but temperatures will be frigid (in the low 20's), both teams will be effected: "It's all mental," Cowboys DE Jeremy Mincey assessed earlier in the week. "We've got to be mentally tough, which we are. Green Bay has to deal with it, too. You can never get use to 11-degree weather. I don't care who you are. (The "Ice Bowl" was a) legendary game and takes you back in history. Here it is, repeating itself again. And you've got a team that's ready for it." Dallas has every reason to feel confident, it's 8-0 on the road this year. However, take note that Green Bay finished 8-0 at home. Dallas' offense revolves around RB DeMarco Murray, QB Tony Romo has excelled as opponents are unable to key on the Cowboys oft-maligned pivot. However, take note that Green Bay's rush defense has excelled down the stretch, after allowing 153.5 rushing yards per game over the first eight, the Packers have yielded an average of just 86.4 on the ground while winning seven of their final eight contests. And as good as Romo has been this year, note that he's completed only 60.9 percent of his passes with a TD and an INT while being sacked eight times in losing both career postseason road games. Not to be outdone though, note the Dallas' defensive unit also comes in hot, after allowing 155 yards while falling behind 14-0 to the Lions last week, Dallas would then hold Detroit to 242 the rest of the way. The Cowboys defense will have to be sharp to contain Packers QB Aaron Rodgers; note though, Rodgers is 5-4 as a playoff starter and just 1-2 at Lambeau, passing for 177 yards with a TD, while getting sacked four times in last year's 23-20 wild-card home loss to the 49ers. Note that Dallas has seen the total fall below the posted number in five of nine this year after two or more consecutive SU wins and in four of six vs. teams with winning records. And note that Green Bay has seen the total dip below the posted number in two of its last three after playing with two weeks of rest. I think the writing is on the wall and a more methodical paced game is in the cards, in my opinion all signs do indeed point to the UNDER as the savvy move in this one.
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When the smoke clears at the end of this one, I expect this total to dip below the posted number. It's not going to be an "Ice Bowl", but temperatures will be frigid (in the low 20's), both teams will be effected: "It's all mental," Cowboys DE Jeremy Mincey assessed earlier in the week. "We've got to be mentally tough, which we are. Green Bay has to deal with it, too. You can never get use to 11-degree weather. I don't care who you are. (The "Ice Bowl" was a) legendary game and takes you back in history. Here it is, repeating itself again. And you've got a team that's ready for it." Dallas has every reason to feel confident, it's 8-0 on the road this year. However, take note that Green Bay finished 8-0 at home. Dallas' offense revolves around RB DeMarco Murray, QB Tony Romo has excelled as opponents are unable to key on the Cowboys oft-maligned pivot. However, take note that Green Bay's rush defense has excelled down the stretch, after allowing 153.5 rushing yards per game over the first eight, the Packers have yielded an average of just 86.4 on the ground while winning seven of their final eight contests. And as good as Romo has been this year, note that he's completed only 60.9 percent of his passes with a TD and an INT while being sacked eight times in losing both career postseason road games. Not to be outdone though, note the Dallas' defensive unit also comes in hot, after allowing 155 yards while falling behind 14-0 to the Lions last week, Dallas would then hold Detroit to 242 the rest of the way. The Cowboys defense will have to be sharp to contain Packers QB Aaron Rodgers; note though, Rodgers is 5-4 as a playoff starter and just 1-2 at Lambeau, passing for 177 yards with a TD, while getting sacked four times in last year's 23-20 wild-card home loss to the 49ers. Note that Dallas has seen the total fall below the posted number in five of nine this year after two or more consecutive SU wins and in four of six vs. teams with winning records. And note that Green Bay has seen the total dip below the posted number in two of its last three after playing with two weeks of rest. I think the writing is on the wall and a more methodical paced game is in the cards, in my opinion all signs do indeed point to the UNDER as the savvy move in this one.
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