PREMIUM
Schule's 10* NFL AFTERNOON EXECUTIONER - (+$24,042 L282 NFL)
(NFL) San Francisco vs. Arizona,
09/27/2015 12:05 PM, Score: 7 - 47
Point Spread: -6.00 | -110.00 Arizona (Home)
Result: Win
Point Spread: -6.00 | -110.00 Arizona (Home)
Result: Win
This is a 10* play on the Arizona Cardinals.
The San Francisco 49ers had a rough off-season, losing several key players as well as their head coach. They proved in Week 1 that they can still be competitive, beating the Vikings by a score of 20-3 at home. They looked a lot more like the team everyone expected them to be when they lost 43-18 to the Steelers in Pittsburgh. It won't get an easier this week, facing an Arizona team that owns on of the league's best defenses.
San Francisco needs to run the ball to be successful, and the Cardinals defense specializes in stopping the run. Two years ago Arizona boasted the league's #1 run defense allowing opponents to average just 84 yards per game. They took a step back last year due to injuries, but this season they're allowing an average of just 81 yards during a 2-0 start.
Carson Palmer is back healthy, and he's tied with Tom Brady for the league lead with seven TD passes. I don't give Colin Kaepernick a "Snowball's Chance in Hell" of keeping up with Palmer in a shootout.
The 49ers lost 24-13 at Arizona last year, and they only managed 82 yards on 23 rushing attempts. Palmer didn't even play in that game, but Drew Stanton threw for 244 yards and a pair of TDs, while Kaepernick found the endzone just once.
Take ARI.
GL,
Jesse Schule
The San Francisco 49ers had a rough off-season, losing several key players as well as their head coach. They proved in Week 1 that they can still be competitive, beating the Vikings by a score of 20-3 at home. They looked a lot more like the team everyone expected them to be when they lost 43-18 to the Steelers in Pittsburgh. It won't get an easier this week, facing an Arizona team that owns on of the league's best defenses.
San Francisco needs to run the ball to be successful, and the Cardinals defense specializes in stopping the run. Two years ago Arizona boasted the league's #1 run defense allowing opponents to average just 84 yards per game. They took a step back last year due to injuries, but this season they're allowing an average of just 81 yards during a 2-0 start.
Carson Palmer is back healthy, and he's tied with Tom Brady for the league lead with seven TD passes. I don't give Colin Kaepernick a "Snowball's Chance in Hell" of keeping up with Palmer in a shootout.
The 49ers lost 24-13 at Arizona last year, and they only managed 82 yards on 23 rushing attempts. Palmer didn't even play in that game, but Drew Stanton threw for 244 yards and a pair of TDs, while Kaepernick found the endzone just once.
Take ARI.
GL,
Jesse Schule
