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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I had a good gut feeling about last year's SB. So obviously gut feelings don't always apply to football.
I beat you by roughly 4:51...only because it took me about 9 seconds to get to the bathroom.I had a good gut feeling about that game as well.
It was emptied into the toilet from a sitting position five minutes after the game ended.
NFL Picks and Predictions for Week 3 - National Football League - ESPN
ditka was the only person to pick the pats lol
and according to accuscore or whatever the hell that thing it..they are 62% favorites..i would agree with that
Reminds me of the gold 'ole days when nobody was in our corner. I like it.NFL Picks and Predictions for Week 3 - National Football League - ESPN
ditka was the only person to pick the pats lol
and according to accuscore or whatever the hell that thing it..they are 62% favorites..i would agree with that
Both teams have been excellent after a loss -- the Patriots are 27-3 the week after (since 2003), and the Ravens are 13-0 since 2009. The Ravens have also won 11 in a row at home. That's a lot to overcome. Ravens 24, Patriots 20.
Tedy: The Patriots will be better after Thanksgiving than they are right now. They are still getting used to the way Josh McDaniels calls a game. Their offensive line needs more time to improve and Hernandez's injury is big. Couple that with the concerns on special teams and you have a recipe for a loss. I'm picking Baltimore. Ravens 27, Patriots 20.
Games played since
having losing record
Patriots 145 2003
Ravens 61 2008
49ers 18 2010
Texans 18 2010
Lions 18 2010
wow...crazy
That streak is not over just yet. People are acting like this game is impossible to win.
The game will be tough, no doubt about that, but if our offense plays better than last week and our defense continues to be physical, we have a very decent shot.
It's a 3 pt spread, which is automatically awarded to the home team anyway. In all reality, it'd be an even game/spread.
The Ravens are a good team, but their defense is missing a key component too.
Anything can happen, but I certainly expect a very focused NEP team in practice this week, and a nice gameplan from the coach.
I am usually right there with you..but right now..i think the pats don't have their true identity and the ravens coming back home after a loss i think is very bad for us. Again i hope i am wrong. I am giving the pats about a 35% chance of pulling it off.
I think the team that truly can't afford to go to 1-2 is the ravens. if the pats drop to 1-2 they are still fine for the year. With the Ravens..they always have Pitt right behind them.
While the Ravens are a very capable team, I doubt we'll be gifting them that many turnovers in the red zone. While Ed Reed is a savy and disruptive vet, TB and company can easily play keep away with him and find receivers open. While Aaron Hernandez might have been our most versatile weapon and probably a player we were going to key the offense around. We've had a full week to prepare an offense without him present.
Additionally, the ravens got turnovers and stil llsot the game. Their pass rush was not effective and if you give Brady time, he'll be able to pick apart any defense. Plus, we have a legitamate run game that the ravens will have to respect (though they are faitly stout against the run).
Will we crush them, probably not. Can we lose this game? Definitely. Can we win this game? We certainly can and it should make for good entertainment (if a bit nervous for us patriot fans).
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