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AAA's EARLY 10* TOTAL "ART OF THE GAME!" (NEAR PERFECT w/ 10*s L2 Sundays!)
(NFL) NY Giants vs. Tennessee,
12/07/2014 8:00 AM, Score: 36 - 7
Total: 46.50 | -110.00 Over
Result: Win
Total: 46.50 | -110.00 Over
Result: Win
This is a 10* TOTAL ART OF THE GAME on the UNDER between the New York Giants and the Tennessee Titans.
For a number of different reasons, I believe this total will fall below the posted number once the final whistle sounds. Both of these teams came into the season with high expectations, but each has failed miserably. With 13 combined consecutive losses between the clubs, in my opinion, all signs point to the lower-number as the savvy move here. New York comes in off an extremely disheartening loss, it would blow a 21-0 lead to lose 25-24 to Jacksonville; the G-Men have now dropped seven straight. Note that the Giants are likely to be without the services of starting RB Rashad Jennings because of an ankle injury. New York's defense has been a weak spot this year, but the unit remains resolute: "We're going to stay together no matter what," NY DE Jason Pierre-Paul said earlier in the week. "We're going to finish this season strong." The Titans can empathize, their 2-10 record is tied for the second-worst in the league. Tennessee has also struggled defensively of late, but I think that just adds fuel to the fire in this position and a date vs. the inconsistent Eli Manning and company is just what the doctor ordered in my opinion to get back on track on that side of the ball. The Titans will be extra motivated as well after last week's debacle, falling 45-21 to Houston, allowing Ryan Fitzpatrick to throw a franchise-record six TD's. Tennessee QB Zach Mettenberger has looked great at times this year and pretty pedestrian at others, he'll have to move forward without the services of receivers Justin Hunter and Kendall Wright though, both now out with injury. From a trend based stand point, there is no question that this sets up as a solid selection, note that New York has seen the total go UNDER the number in 13 of its last 22 when playing the role of favorite, while Tennessee has seen it dip below the posted number in seven of its last 12 following a divisional contest. When taking into account all of the above factors, all signs do indeed point to the UNDER as the sharp move here.
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For a number of different reasons, I believe this total will fall below the posted number once the final whistle sounds. Both of these teams came into the season with high expectations, but each has failed miserably. With 13 combined consecutive losses between the clubs, in my opinion, all signs point to the lower-number as the savvy move here. New York comes in off an extremely disheartening loss, it would blow a 21-0 lead to lose 25-24 to Jacksonville; the G-Men have now dropped seven straight. Note that the Giants are likely to be without the services of starting RB Rashad Jennings because of an ankle injury. New York's defense has been a weak spot this year, but the unit remains resolute: "We're going to stay together no matter what," NY DE Jason Pierre-Paul said earlier in the week. "We're going to finish this season strong." The Titans can empathize, their 2-10 record is tied for the second-worst in the league. Tennessee has also struggled defensively of late, but I think that just adds fuel to the fire in this position and a date vs. the inconsistent Eli Manning and company is just what the doctor ordered in my opinion to get back on track on that side of the ball. The Titans will be extra motivated as well after last week's debacle, falling 45-21 to Houston, allowing Ryan Fitzpatrick to throw a franchise-record six TD's. Tennessee QB Zach Mettenberger has looked great at times this year and pretty pedestrian at others, he'll have to move forward without the services of receivers Justin Hunter and Kendall Wright though, both now out with injury. From a trend based stand point, there is no question that this sets up as a solid selection, note that New York has seen the total go UNDER the number in 13 of its last 22 when playing the role of favorite, while Tennessee has seen it dip below the posted number in seven of its last 12 following a divisional contest. When taking into account all of the above factors, all signs do indeed point to the UNDER as the sharp move here.
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