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AAA's EARLY *Chargers/Dolphins* BLOCKBUSTER! 20-12 (63%) ALL NFL L6 SUNDAYS!
(NFL) San Diego vs. Miami,
Point Spread: 2.50 | -105.00 San Diego (Away)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 2.50 | -105.00 San Diego (Away)
Result: Loss
This is an 8* BLOCKBUSTER on the San Diego Chargers.
While the outright win is obviously not out of the question, I will in the end recommend grabbing as many points as you can. The Chargers are 5-3 but are coming off back-to-back losses. It's time to put up or shut up, if this team has aspirations of making the postseason, it needs to get back to its winning ways: "You have to be able to understand that it's not all bad when you lose and it's not all good when you win," Chargers' LB Dwight Freeney said earlier in the week. "It's about the team that is standing at the end. We are going to play a Dolphins team that does a lot of things." After giving up just 17.2 PPG and an average of 290.8 YPG during their first five, the Chargers have allowed just over 28 and nearly 396 since. San Diego comes in a bit dinged up as well, but got some good news mid week with CB Brandon Flowers being cleared to play. A date vs. the punchless Fish is just what the doctor ordered to get untracked; note, despite a lacklustre offensive performance, Miami would use two INT returns for TD's in its 27-13 victory at Jacksonville last Sunday. Check out these poor offense stats for the Dolphins last week: they went three and out on their first three series, they totaled three first downs in the opening half and scored just 13 points offensively overall. Not surprisingly then, Miami ranks 25th with 231.3 passing YPG. Ryan Tannehill was just 16 of 29 for 196 yards, one TD and one INT last week and has been sacked seven times in his last two games. And unfortunately for Tannehill, a game at home isn't going to matter, in three outings in Miami he's connected on just 55.3 perecent of his throws for 627 yards with five scores and three picks. Note that this is also a "revenge" game for Philip Rivers and company after the Dolphins won 20-16 last November 17th. Miami's run game is its strong point and the Chargers haven't been overly adept at stopping it right now, but I think that the home side's extremely one-dimensional offense finally gets exposed today. Note that San Diego is already 3-1 ATS this year as an underdog, while Miami is just 6-7 ATS in its last 13 vs. teams with winning records. I think the "better" team wins today; play on the CHARGERS.
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While the outright win is obviously not out of the question, I will in the end recommend grabbing as many points as you can. The Chargers are 5-3 but are coming off back-to-back losses. It's time to put up or shut up, if this team has aspirations of making the postseason, it needs to get back to its winning ways: "You have to be able to understand that it's not all bad when you lose and it's not all good when you win," Chargers' LB Dwight Freeney said earlier in the week. "It's about the team that is standing at the end. We are going to play a Dolphins team that does a lot of things." After giving up just 17.2 PPG and an average of 290.8 YPG during their first five, the Chargers have allowed just over 28 and nearly 396 since. San Diego comes in a bit dinged up as well, but got some good news mid week with CB Brandon Flowers being cleared to play. A date vs. the punchless Fish is just what the doctor ordered to get untracked; note, despite a lacklustre offensive performance, Miami would use two INT returns for TD's in its 27-13 victory at Jacksonville last Sunday. Check out these poor offense stats for the Dolphins last week: they went three and out on their first three series, they totaled three first downs in the opening half and scored just 13 points offensively overall. Not surprisingly then, Miami ranks 25th with 231.3 passing YPG. Ryan Tannehill was just 16 of 29 for 196 yards, one TD and one INT last week and has been sacked seven times in his last two games. And unfortunately for Tannehill, a game at home isn't going to matter, in three outings in Miami he's connected on just 55.3 perecent of his throws for 627 yards with five scores and three picks. Note that this is also a "revenge" game for Philip Rivers and company after the Dolphins won 20-16 last November 17th. Miami's run game is its strong point and the Chargers haven't been overly adept at stopping it right now, but I think that the home side's extremely one-dimensional offense finally gets exposed today. Note that San Diego is already 3-1 ATS this year as an underdog, while Miami is just 6-7 ATS in its last 13 vs. teams with winning records. I think the "better" team wins today; play on the CHARGERS.
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