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AAA's 10* SUNDAY NIGHT (NE/SD) "ASSASSIN!" (NEAR PERFECT w/ 10*s L2 Sundays!)
(NFL) New England vs. San Diego,
12/07/2014 3:30 PM, Score: 23 - 14
Point Spread: 4.00 | -105.00 San Diego (Home)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 4.00 | -105.00 San Diego (Home)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* ASSASSIN on the San Diego Chargers.
Philip Rivers is 0-5 vs. Tom Brady and while I obviously feel that the outright win isn't out of the question tonight, I will in the end recommend grabbing as many points as you can as I think the home side takes this one down to the wire. The Patriots had their seven-game win streak snapped in last week's 26-21 loss at Green Bay and I think this sets up as a classic letdown spot: "We've never played this Patriot team," Rivers said earlier in the week. "We're 0-0 against this group. There's a lot of guys in that locker room that have never played the Patriots in their life. You can't really say this team is 1-5 against them." Rivers is on fire this year and I think will be the difference. Surely he's going to be motivated to finally get off the schneid vs. Brady, but he comes into this contest with an AFC-best 69.1 completion percentage and enters after his sixth three-TD performance of the season in last week's thrilling 34-33 win at Baltimore (I had the Bolts in that one!). Obviously it won't be easy vs. a determined Brady, who is also enjoying a resurgent season, but note that New England is just 3-4 ATS as a favorite this year and only 9-12 ATS in its last 21 away from friendly confines. And note that San Diego has excelled in this spot for bettors, it's 4-2 ATS this year as the underdog and 3-2 ATS after two or more consecutive SU victories. In my opinion, all signs do indeed point to the CHARGERS as the savvy move here.
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Philip Rivers is 0-5 vs. Tom Brady and while I obviously feel that the outright win isn't out of the question tonight, I will in the end recommend grabbing as many points as you can as I think the home side takes this one down to the wire. The Patriots had their seven-game win streak snapped in last week's 26-21 loss at Green Bay and I think this sets up as a classic letdown spot: "We've never played this Patriot team," Rivers said earlier in the week. "We're 0-0 against this group. There's a lot of guys in that locker room that have never played the Patriots in their life. You can't really say this team is 1-5 against them." Rivers is on fire this year and I think will be the difference. Surely he's going to be motivated to finally get off the schneid vs. Brady, but he comes into this contest with an AFC-best 69.1 completion percentage and enters after his sixth three-TD performance of the season in last week's thrilling 34-33 win at Baltimore (I had the Bolts in that one!). Obviously it won't be easy vs. a determined Brady, who is also enjoying a resurgent season, but note that New England is just 3-4 ATS as a favorite this year and only 9-12 ATS in its last 21 away from friendly confines. And note that San Diego has excelled in this spot for bettors, it's 4-2 ATS this year as the underdog and 3-2 ATS after two or more consecutive SU victories. In my opinion, all signs do indeed point to the CHARGERS as the savvy move here.
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