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NFL GOY Minnesota
7-1 Last eight years


Hilton Contest Top plays (by total # of selection)

1) Seattle -7.0 140 = 71%
2) Cleveland +6.0 117 = 75%
3) Carolina +5.5 109 = 72%
4) NYG +4.0 96 = 50% NOTE Dallas was picked by 94 contestants
5) SD +3.0 95 = 61%

For Contestants with 70% winning percentage after 4 weeks (14 wins or greater) the most lobsided games were

Ariz +1.5 vrs SF 5 - 1
G B -3.0 vrs TN 3 - 0
Alt -6.5 vrs Det 7 - 1
SD +3.0 vrs Jax 6 - 2
Sea -7.0 vrs St L 6 - 3
Pit - 6.0 vrs Cle 5 - 1

Comp plays
Billy Hill - 10 1/ 2 star Dog of the Day Arizona
North Coast Comp total of the week: Seattle/St Louis Over 43


sebastian's baseball
5 star-atlanta under,7 star-la dodgers



Gambling Degenerate
NFL - 10/10
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS -12

Fast Eddie Sports
NFL - 10/10
MIAMI DOLPHINS 12

Roclsports
NFL - 10/10
PITTSBURGH STEELERS -6

Tag Team Sports
NFL - 10/10
CLEVELAND BROWNS 6

FFL Sports
NFL - 10/10
CLEVELAND BROWNS 6

Rhino Sports Source
NFL - 10/10
CLEVELAND BROWNS at PITTSBURGH STEELERS Under 37

Roclsports
NFL - 10/10
Best Bet! INDIANAPOLIS COLTS -9

MOONDOG SPORTS
NFL - 10/10
ATLANTA FALCONS -6.5

FFL Sports
NFL - 10/10
DETROIT LIONS 6.5

Weekly Wizard Top Plays
NFL - 10/10
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 3.5

Black Cobra Sports
NFL - 10/10
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 3.5

Gambling Degenerate NFL - 10/10
NEW YORK GIANTS 3.5

Tag Team Sports
NFL - 10/10
MINNESOTA VIKINGS -4

Roclsports
NFL - 10/10
NEW YORK JETS -6.5

Franco Sports Picks
NFL - 10/10
NEW YORK JETS -6.5

Gambling Degenerate
NFL - 10/10
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS -2.5

Roclsports
NFL - 10/10
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 2.5

Rocketman Sports
NFL - 10/10
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 2.5

PointSpreadPros.com
NFL - 10/10
Best Bet! SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 2.5

Weekly Wizard Late Plays
NFL - 10/10
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 2.5

PointSpreadPros.com NFL - 10/10
DENVER BRONCOS -5.5

KIKI SPORTS
NFL - 10/10
ST LOUIS RAMS 7

PointSpreadPros.com
NFL - 10/10
ARIZONA CARDINALS 1

HOTGUY SPORTS
NFL - 10/10
Best Bet! ARIZONA CARDINALS


Phil Steele's Power Sweep:

NFL:

4* Jacksonville
3* New England
2* NY Jets
2* Denve


Marc Lawrence's Playbook
NFL
5* Seattle over St. Louis by 14
4* Oakland over Indianapolis by 6
3* Carolina over Denver by 4

Pointwise
Pros
2 Carolina
3 Cleveland
4 Dallas
4 Houston
5 New England

Prosports info.

GAMEDAY INVESTMENT E-LERT

7« SELECTION NY Giants +3½
2« SELECTION DALLAS UNDER 38½

An NFC East battle will feature the surprising New York Giants visiting the Dallas Cowboys. The G-Men enter this week on a 3-game winning streak and just a game back of division-leading Philadelphia. Tom Coughlin's team went into Green Bay and earned a 14-7 win last Sunday as a 7-point underdog. Dallas, meanwhile, was idle following a 21-18 victory at Washington on Monday Night Football back in September.

The Giants have undergone a renaissance in the backfield, where Tiki Barber is averaging 6.2 yards per rush despite running behind an average offensive line, and the Giants rank fifth in the NFL with 148 rushing yards per game. QB Kurt Warner continues to impress, and enters the Dallas game completing 67.5 percent of his passes and showing a solid passer rating of 93.8. The Dallas secondary will this week begin life without cornerback Pete Hunter, who injured his knee against Washington and will miss the remainder of the season. Rookie Jacques Reeves will have to grow up quickly as a starter, as he will no doubt be a favorite Giants’ target on Sunday, as fellow corner Terence Newman will probably see fewer balls thrown his way.

In the absence of a consistent running game, look for Dallas to continue to air it out. QB Vinny Testaverde has flourished behind a line that has allowed just three sacks. The Giants are also banged up in the secondary, where safeties Omar Stoutmire and Shaun Williams are both out for the year; however, free safety Brent Alexander and rookie strong safety Gibril Wilson have played beyond their years, each coming up with 2 interceptions. Helping the secondary is a pass rush that has garnered 10 sacks on the year, including three for All-Pro end Michael Strahan. Dallas running back Julius Jones remains out with a shoulder injury, meaning there is little immediate hope of turning around the league's 29th-best rushing offense.

While this figures to be a very hard-fought, close battle, we give a strong edge to the Giants. Tom Coughlin showed in Jacksonville how quick he make a contender out of an expansion team, and is showing now what he can do in a short time with an established team and stars. We look for New York’s momentum to carry over here, as we note that the Giants are 11-2 ATS as a division underdog when on a winning streak, including perfect in the last 5 such roles. The Cowboys, meanwhile, are 0-5 ATS in the reverse role as a division favorite against teams on a winning streak, creating a strong angle dichotomy here in the visitor’s favor. We also have multiple POWER SYSTEMS active here, ALL indicating either a play ON the Giants or a play AGAINST Dallas. When their opponent is off a bye, Giants games have gone under the total the last 7 times, while Dallas games off a bye have gone under 10 of 11 games with one push. We expect the Giants to do a good job on defense against the Cowboys’ one-pronged attack. The Cowboys defense will also do a good job against New York, but the Giants should have a little more success due to their balance, and they stand a great chance of winning a low-scoring defensive battle SU.


6« SELECTION HOUSTON +4½

The Houston Texans will be in search of their third straight win on Sunday, as they host the Minnesota Vikings at Reliant Stadium. Houston shook off an 0-2 start to post back-to-back victories over Kansas City and Oakland, with last week's 30-17 win over the Raiders helping the club move within one game of AFC South division-leading Indianapolis and Jacksonville. The Vikings were idle in Week 4, prior to which the team picked up a 27-22 home win over Chicago.

With running backs Onterrio Smith and Michael Bennett out this week, and third-down back Moe Williams hobbled, the Vikings will be reduced to using Mewelde Moore, a rookie, as their featured ball carrier. Of course, there will be plenty of passing from the Vikings, as well. QB Daunte Culpepper comes into this week with the NFL's best passer rating and be looking to connect with Randy Moss. Houston is near the bottom of the NFL in rushing defense, but have still found a way to beat Kansas City and Oakland. Though the Texans have been prone to some lapses within their pass defense, the team has given up just 199 yards per game through its first four contests. The secondary comes off a three-interception effort against Oakland last week, with rookie cornerback Dunta Robinson tallying two of the picks.

Houston quarterback David Carr has offered an encouraging performance for the Texans this season, and has plenty of weapons to work with as well. Minnesota has taken its share of lumps through the air this year, and comes into this week ranked 30th in NFL passing defense. Minnesota is allowing foes to complete 61.1 percent of their passes, and Viking opponents have registered a 93.1 passer rating. Texans running back Domanick Davis missed last Sunday's game with a sprained ankle, but should return here, giving the Texan offense an additional boost. The Vikings enter this week ranking third in NFL rushing defense, but the team is battered at linebacker, and should provide an opening for Houston’s backfield runners.

It's possible the Vikings will play this game without as many as seven of their regular starters. TE Jim Kleinsasser and RT Mike Rosenthal are on injured reserve. MLB E.J. Henderson is out for at least this game, WLB Chris Claiborne keeps saying he will play, but don't count on him playing or lasting long if he does, TE Jermaine Wiggins is likely a week away from playing, at least, and of course several running backs will not be available here. And that doesn't count nickel back Ken Irvin (Achilles'), who also is on injured reserve. We don’t see Minnesota in a strong position here considering their physical condition and road record. The Vikings have lost 17 of their past 18 outdoor road games SU, and will be facing a very confident team in Houston. On the road when their last two games were a road loss and a home win respectively, the Vikes are 0-7 SU & ATS.

Houston has become a very strong home underdog, going 5-0 ATS when favored to lose at home. NO NFC team has ever beat the Texans in Houston, as the home team is a perfect 4-0 SU & ATS vs. non-conference foes in their brief history. Minnesota as a Sunday road favorite vs. AFC opponents is an amazing 0-12-2 ATS going all the way back to the mid 1980s. The Texans are also 4-0 ATS at home the week after a home game in their existence, while Minnesota is 0-7 SU against such opponents. This could well be a high-scoring, wild game, but we expect Houston to stay close enough to cover the spread if not get the SU victory.