NFL Week 12 kicked off with three good games on Thanksgiving Day. Home teams are underdogs in five of the twelve games being played Sunday, which could lead to some interesting results. The best matchup this week takes place on Sunday Night. The Chiefs are at Denver in a battle of 7-3 AFC West clubs. The other prime time game isn’t bad at all either, with the Eagles hosting the Packers on Monday night.<\/p>\n
Two days after the fourth anniversary of the Butt Fumble, the Patriots and Jets meet again. Gang Green has already lost more games this season than they did in all of 2015, and are listed as 7\u00bd-point underdogs even though they are at home in New Jersey. That spread is tied as the highest of all games being played Sunday; the other is Buffalo at home over the stumbling Jacksonville Jaguars.<\/p>\n
[embedyt]http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=82RIfy-gRa4[\/embedyt]<\/p>\n
And of course, some mediot had to ask Bill Belichick about that play – and receive a classic response.<\/p>\n
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In terms of television coverage the Pats-Jets game will be televised by CBS in the northeast, from New England as far west as Indiana and Kentucky, and along the Atlantic seaboard to DC and Norfolk, Virginia. It will also air in Florida with the exception of Tampa (blacked out because the Bucs are at home at the same time) and the panhandle. In that late afternoon slot the rest of the country will receive Carolina at Oakland; admittedly a more compelling game for neutral fans.<\/p>\n
For the early time slot on CBS most of the nation, including New England will get the Cincinnati at Baltimore game. FOX has the single game in Week 12. Giants-Browns will air in the northeast, Arizona at Atlanta in most of the southeast, and Seattle at Tampa Bay in the late time slot will be broadcast on most stations west of the Mississippi.<\/p>\n
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????<\/strong><\/span> 4-6 San Diego Chargers at 6-4 Houston Texans<\/strong><\/span> Granted there was questionable officiating, but Houston blew two seven-point second half leads to lose to the Raiders. The Texans have now been outscored 41-9 in the fourth quarter over the last four weeks, and are in a battle for the division lead while playing on a short week. Houston’s defense is not bad: 5th in yards, 13th in points, 8th on third down, 10th in yards per play. The offense stinks though, especially the passing game. The Texans rank last in yards per play and are 28th in both yardage and scoring. Brock Osweiler is completing less than 60 percent of his passes and ranks 31st with a 74.9 passer rating. Osweiler has thrown 12 touchdowns and 10 picks; the only starters with a worse TD:INT differential are Blaine Gabbert, Case Keenum and Ryan Fitzpatrick.<\/p>\n That being said, Houston is 5-0 at home this year and will likely have a bit of extra adrenaline after those bad calls in Mexico City. Although I would take Philip Rivers over Osweiler, I would also take Bill O’Brien over Mike McCoy as head coach seven days a week.<\/p>\n Prediction: Texans 27, Chargers 21<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Chargers 21, Texans 13 x <\/p>\n ??<\/strong><\/span> 5-6 Tennessee Titans at 2-8 Chicago Bears<\/strong><\/span> Jay Cutler is doubtful with a shoulder injury after taking a big hit from Olivier Vernon on the second snap of last week’s game against the Giants. Matt Barkley will get his first NFL start<\/a> and first meaningful playing time since relieving first Nick Foles and then Michael Vick with the Eagles mid-season in 2013. The Bears have 14 players on injured reserve<\/a> and don’t have the quality depth to overcome that setback. All Tennessee has to do is avoid complacency and dumb mistakes to win this game easily.<\/p>\n Prediction: Titans 23, Bears 13<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Titans 27, Bears 21 ? <\/p>\n ??<\/strong><\/span> 2-8 Jacksonville Jaguars at 5-5 Buffalo Bills<\/strong><\/span> Rex Ryan has stated that WR Sammy Watkins and RB LeSean McCoy will play Sunday<\/a>. That would mark the first time those two are on the field together since week two. That is bad news for a Jacksonville defense that is giving up 26.5 points per game (25th) and doesn’t force turnovers (last in the NFL with seven). Even worse news for the Jags is that their D is performing better than their offense.<\/p>\n Prediction: Bills 27, Jaguars 13<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Bills 28, Jaguars 21 ? <\/p>\n ???<\/strong><\/span> 3-6-1 Cincinnati Bengals at 5-5 Baltimore Ravens<\/strong><\/span> The Bengals have won only one game since September and are now without AJ Green and Gio Bernard, so they have no chance here, right? However, looking closer you see Cincy started that streak with losses at Dallas and New England; no shame there. After a 14-point win the Bengals tied Washington, lost to the Giants by one, and lost to Buffalo by four without their star WR and third down back. Cincy might pack it in at some point, but I would not expect for that to happen against a bitter division rival.<\/p>\n Prediction: Ravens 20, Bengals 16<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Ravens 19, Bengals 14 ? <\/p>\n ????<\/strong><\/span> 4-5-1 Arizona Cardinals at 6-4 Atlanta Falcons<\/strong><\/span> Expect a high scoring game. The Falcons are averaging 34 points at home, but opponents have scored at least 31 points in each of those games. Arizona needed two returns of 100+ yards to beat the Vikings a week ago; that won’t happen again. But after watching Ryan Mathews and Wendell Smallwood of all people rush for 200+ yards against Atlanta in their last game, I wonder how badly David Johnson will torch the Falcon defense.<\/p>\n Prediction: Falcons 34, Cardinals 31<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Falcons 38, Cardinals 19 ? <\/p>\n ??<\/strong><\/span> 1-9 San Francisco 49ers at 6-4 Miami Dolphins<\/strong><\/span> San Francisco is allowing an astounding 180 yards rushing per game, at 5.2 yards per carry. Now they travel cross country for an early start to face the Dolphins. Miami RB Jay Ajayi has rushed for 685 yards and four touchdowns in the last five games, and leads the league with 5.6 yards per rush. The Dolphins are without three starters on their offensive line, but it still won’t matter.<\/p>\n Prediction: Dolphins 27, Niners 20<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Dolphins 31, Niners 24 ? <\/p>\n ???<\/strong><\/span> 4-6 Los Angeles Rams at 4-6 New Orleans Saints<\/strong><\/span> New Orleans possesses a potent offense, scoring 28.5 points per game (4th) and averaging 422 yards of offense (2nd). Conversely the Saints have shot themselves in the foot recently, turning the ball over an alarming six times in the last two games. As a result the Saints dropped two close games and now stand at 4-6 rather than 6-4 and sharing the division lead. The Saints have run the ball well over their last five games, and need to continue to do so. If New Orleans becomes one-dimensional then Robert Quinn, Aaron Donald and Michael Brockers will be able to generate enough of a pass rush to neutralize Drew Brees. The challenge for the Rams will be for their excellent defense to overcome Jeff Fisher’s coaching decisions and game plan, and rookie quarterback Jared Goff in the raucous Superdome.<\/p>\n Prediction: Saints 27, Rams 17<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Saints 49, Rams 21 ? <\/p>\n ??<\/strong><\/span> 7-3 New York Giants at 0-11 Cleveland Browns<\/strong><\/span> Josh McCown hasn’t played badly in his time with the Browns, but Cleveland’s offensive line makes any quarterback an injury waiting to happen. New York’s defense has vastly improved from a year ago, resulting in close wins rather than narrow losses. I think the spread may be a bit too high, but I have no faith in placing any of my hard earned money on this train wreck of a team.<\/p>\n Prediction: Giants 24, Browns 20<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Giants 27, Browns 13 ? <\/p>\n ????<\/strong><\/span> 7-2-1 Seattle Seahawks at 5-5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers<\/strong><\/span> With Doug Martin back on the field, Tampa Bay has improved in both running the ball as well as in pass protection. That is good news for Mike Evans, who has 65 receptions for 916 yards and eight touchdowns. However, the Tampa Bay defense is no more than average and their secondary is one of the league’s worst. Raymond James Stadium does not offer much of a home field advantage, with many transplants buying up tickets at less than face value to see their favorite out of town team visit. As a result this road game should not be a problem, even though Seattle is traveling as far as a team can and stay within the United States.<\/p>\n Prediction: Seahawks 31, Buccaneers 20<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Buccaneers 14, Seahawks 5 x <\/p>\n ????<\/strong><\/span> 4-6 Carolina Panthers at 8-2 Oakland Raiders<\/strong><\/span> Josh Norman may not have helped Washington as much as the Redskins hoped he would, but his departure sure has impacted the Panthers. Carolina’s pass defense ranks 29th in completion percentage (67.1%), 26th in passing yards per game (272) and 23rd in yards per pass (7.2). Derek Carr has thrown 20 touchdown passes with only four interceptions this season, and the Raiders rank fourth in passing yards per game (276). In other words this is going to be a long day for the Carolina defense, who will be without their best defensive player, LB Luke Kuechly (concussion), and leading pass rusher, DE Mario Addison (foot).<\/p>\n Prediction: Raiders 31, Panthers 23<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Raiders 35, Panthers 32 ? <\/p>\n ????<\/strong><\/span> 8-2 New England Patriots<\/strong><\/a> at 3-7 New York Jets<\/strong><\/span> A year ago the Jets when 10-6 thanks to a productive defense. Early this season that unit took a step back when it became obvious that their secondary was no longer elite in pass coverage. The Jet D has further regressed recently with the pass rush no longer being a force. At this point the only positive on the entire team is their run defense; that alone is not going to win many games. The players feel that Ryan Fitzpatrick gives the Jets the best chance at winning, but with seven losses their season is over. Head Coach Todd Bowles succumbed, fearing he would lose the locker room. That short-sighted view is a great example of why the Jets have not been a championship team since before Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon.<\/p>\n Prediction: Patriots 31, Jets 17<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Patriots 22, Jets 17 ? <\/p>\n ?????<\/strong><\/span> 7-3 Kansas City Chiefs at 7-3 Denver Broncos<\/strong><\/span> The Broncos are healthy and playing at home. Kansas City’s injuries are becoming a problem. Without CB Marcus Peters KC had nobody to cover Tampa Bay’s Mike Evans last week. Peters and DT Dontari Poe are questionable, but LB Dee Ford, DE Jaye Howard and WR Jeremy Maclin are all out. Early on this year KC feasted on victories against the Jets, Saints, Colts, Jaguars and Panthers. This game opens up a brutal schedule to finish the season: at Denver, at Atlanta, Oakland, Tennessee, Denver again and then at San Diego.<\/p>\n Prediction: Broncos 23, Chiefs 20<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Chiefs 30, Broncos 27 (OT) x <\/p>\n ????<\/strong><\/span> 4-6 Green Bay Packers at 5-5 Philadelphia Eagles<\/strong><\/span> Green Bay’s defense has been absolutely ravaged by injuries and has struggled mightily. On the other hand the Packers know their season is on the line, would like to make up for last week’s embarrassment on national television, and Philadelphia’s offensive line and passing game do not compare to Washington’s. The Packers desperately need a win, and still have a solid shot at the division title in the mediocre NFC North. That being said, is it possible to have faith in a team on a four-game losing streak? With a defense that has allowed 38 points per game in that stretch, including 89 points in the last two?<\/p>\n Prediction: Eagles 34, Packers 31<\/strong><\/span> Final Score: Packers 27, Eagles 13 x <\/p>\n NFL Week 12 Thursday Games<\/a><\/p>\n Prediction: Vikings 20, Lions 17<\/strong><\/span> Prediction: Cowboys 34, Redskins 24<\/strong><\/span> Prediction: Steelers 27, Colts 13<\/strong><\/span> <\/p>\n 3-Team Parlay (two units)<\/strong><\/span>: xx<\/strong> 5-Team 6-Point Teaser (two units)<\/strong><\/span>: xx<\/strong> <\/p>\n Last week I hit on both a parlay (Lions -6 vs Jaguars, Patriots -11\u00bd at 49ers and Raiders -6 vs Texans) as well as a 5-team teaser (Lions, Pats, Bills at Cincy, Bucs at KC and Ravens at Dallas). Those two multi-game payoffs led to one of the better weeks of the season.<\/p>\n Week 11 Results<\/strong><\/span>: Year to Date Results<\/strong><\/span>: 9-2, +2380 on 16 units (+135.2%) in Week 11<\/a>. <\/p>\n
\nSunday November 27 at 1:00 pm ET on CBS; Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon<\/em>
\nChargers -2\u00bd . . . . over\/under 46\u00bd . . . . SDG -135, HOU +115<\/span>
\nBroadcast in Yuma AZ, California, Colorado, Wichita KS, Shreveport LA, Reno NV, Oklahoma, Portland OR, Texas and Spokane WA.<\/p>\n
\nTexans +2\u00bd (one unit) . . . . . over 46\u00bd . . . . . Houston +115<\/p>\n
\nTexans +2\u00bd x<\/strong> . . . . . over 46\u00bd x . . . . . Texans +115 x<\/em><\/p>\n
\nSunday November 27 at 1:00 pm ET on CBS; Spero Dedes, Solomon Wilcots<\/em>
\nTitans -5\u00bd . . . . over\/under 42 . . . . TEN -240, CHI +200<\/span>
\nBroadcast in Huntsville AL, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, western Kentucky, southwestern and upper peninsula Michigan, northern Mississippi, eastern Missouri, Omaha NE, Fargo ND, Eugene OR, Tennessee and Wisconsin.<\/p>\n
\nTitans -5\u00bd (two units) . . . . . under 42 . . . . . Tennessee -240<\/p>\n
\nTitans -5\u00bd ??<\/strong> . . . . . under 42 x . . . . . Titans -240 ?<\/em><\/p>\n
\nSunday November 27 at 1:00 pm ET on CBS; Andrew Catalon, Steve Beuerlein, Steve Tasker<\/em>
\nBills -7\u00bd . . . . over\/under 45 . . . . BUF -330, JAC +270<\/span>
\nBroadcast in northern Florida, southern Georgia and New York (except for New York City).<\/p>\n
\nBills -7\u00bd (one unit) . . . . . under 45 . . . . . Buffalo -330<\/p>\n
\nBills -7\u00bd x<\/strong> . . . . . under 45 x . . . . . Bills -330 ?<\/em><\/p>\n
\nSunday November 27 at 1:00 pm ET on CBS; Ian Eagle, Dan Fouts, Evan Washburn<\/em>
\nRavens -4 . . . . . over\/under 40\u00bd . . . . BAL -200, CIN +175<\/span>
\nBroadcast in New England and all markets not listed in the three other early CBS games above. Also not broadcast in Atlanta, Cleveland, Miami and New Orleans due to NFL broadcast rules that prohibit a game being televised on another network when the local team is playing at home and being broadcast.<\/p>\n
\nBengals +4\u00bd . . . . . under 40\u00bd . . . . . Baltimore -200<\/p>\n
\nBengals +4\u00bd ? . . . . . under 40\u00bd ? . . . . . Ravens -200 ?<\/em><\/p>\nNFL Week 12 Early Games on FOX<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nSunday November 27 at 1:00 pm ET on FOX; Kevin Burkhardt, John Lynch, Pam Oliver<\/em>
\nFalcons -6 . . . . . over\/under 51 . . . . ATL -240, ARI +200<\/span>
\nBroadcast in Alabama, Arizona, Grand Junction CO, Springfield IL, Indiana (except South Bend), Iowa, Louisville KY, Flint MI, Grand Rapids MI, Minnesota, southern Missouri, North Carolina, North Dakota, South Carolina, South Dakota and eastern Tennessee.<\/p>\n
\nCardinals +6 . . . . . over 51 (four units) . . . . . Atlanta -240<\/p>\n
\nCardinals +6 x . . . . . over 51 ????<\/strong> . . . . . Falcons -240 ?<\/em><\/p>\n
\nSunday November 27 at 1:00 pm ET on FOX; Thom Brennaman, Charles Davis, Chris Spielman, Holly Sonders<\/em>
\nDolphins -7\u00bd . . . . . over\/under 44\u00bd . . . . MIA -330, SFO +270<\/span>
\nBroadcast in northern California, Miami FL, West Palm Beach FL and Reno NV.<\/p>\n
\nNiners +7\u00bd . . . . . over 44\u00bd . . . . . Miami -330<\/p>\n
\nNiners +7\u00bd ? . . . . . over 44\u00bd ? . . . . . Dolphins -330 ?<\/em><\/p>\n
\nSunday November 27 at 1:00 pm ET on FOX; Chris Myers, Ronde Barber, Jennifer Hale<\/em>
\nSaints -7 . . . . . over\/under 45\u00bd . . . . NOR -335, LAR +275<\/span>
\nBroadcast in Mobile AL, Arkansas, Los Angeles CA, Palm Springs CA, Louisiana and Mississippi.<\/p>\n
\nSaints -7 (two units) . . . . . under 45\u00bd . . . . . New Orleans -335<\/p>\n
\nSaints -7 ??<\/strong> . . . . . under 45\u00bd x . . . . . Saints -335 ?<\/em><\/p>\n
\nSunday November 27 at 1:00 pm ET on FOX; Dick Stockton, Matt Millen, Peter Schrager<\/em>
\nGiants -7\u00bd . . . . over\/under 44\u00bd . . . . NYG -320, CLE +260<\/span>
\nBroadcast in New England, DC, Salisbury MD, New York (except Buffalo), Ohio, Pennsylvania, Memphis TN, Brownsville TX, Virginia (except Richmond) and West Virginia.<\/p>\n
\nBrowns +7\u00bd . . . . . under 44\u00bd . . . . . New York -320<\/p>\n
\nBrowns +7\u00bd x . . . . . under 44\u00bd ? . . . . . Giants -320 ?<\/em><\/p>\nNFL Week 12 Late Game on FOX<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nSunday November 27 at 4:05 pm ET on FOX; …<\/em>
\nSeahawks -6 . . . . over\/under 45 . . . . SEA -260, TAM +220<\/span>
\nBroadcast in Alaska, San Diego CA, Colorado, Florida (except Miami and West Palm Beach), Hawaii, Idaho, northern Illinois, South Bend IN, Kansas, Kentucky (except Louisville), Baltimore MD, Michigan (except Flint and Grand Rapids), northern Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Las Vegas NV, New Mexico, Buffalo NY, Cincinnati OH, Oklahoma, Oregon, Nashville TN, Texas (except Brownsville), Utah, Richmond VA, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming.<\/p>\n
\nSeahawks -6 (two units) . . . . . over 45 (one unit) . . . . . Seattle -260<\/p>\n
\nSeahawks -6 xx<\/strong> . . . . . over 45 x<\/strong> . . . . . Seahawks -260 x<\/em><\/p>\nNFL Week 12 Late Games on CBS<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nSunday November 27 at 4:25 pm ET on CBS; Jim Nantz, Phil Simms, Tracy Wolfson<\/em>
\nRaiders -3 . . . . over\/under 49\u00bd . . . . OAK -170, CAR +150<\/span>
\nBroadcast in all markets not airing the Pats-Jets game (below); also not broadcast in Tampa due to NFL rules that forbid another game being televised when the local team is at home.<\/p>\n
\nRaiders -3 (two units) . . . . . over 49\u00bd (one unit) . . . . . Oakland -170<\/p>\n
\nRaiders -3 -push-<\/strong> . . . . . over 49\u00bd ?<\/strong> . . . . . Raiders -170 ?<\/em><\/p>\n
\nSunday November 27 at 4:25 pm ET on CBS; Greg Gumbel, Trent Green, Jamie Erdahl<\/em>
\nPatriots -7\u00bd . . . . over\/under 46 . . . . NWE -360, NYJ +300<\/span>
\nBroadcast in New England, DC, Florida (except Tampa, Gainesville and Panama City), Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Norfolk VA and West Virginia.<\/p>\n
\nPatriots -7\u00bd (two units) . . . . . over 46 . . . . . New England -360<\/p>\n
\nPatriots -7\u00bd xx<\/strong> . . . . . over 46 x . . . . . Patriots -360 ?<\/em><\/p>\nNFL Week 12 Sunday Night Football<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nSunday November 27 at 8:30 pm ET on NBC; Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth, Michele Tafoya<\/em>
\nBroncos -3\u00bd . . . . over\/under 39 . . . . DEN -185, KAN +165<\/span>
\nBroadcast in all markets.<\/p>\n
\nChiefs +3\u00bd . . . . . over 39 (one unit) . . . . . Kansas City +165<\/p>\n
\nChiefs +3\u00bd ? . . . . . over 39 ?<\/strong> . . . . . Chiefs +165 ?<\/em><\/p>\nNFL Week 12 Monday Night Football<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nMonday November 28 at 8:30 pm ET on BSPN; Sean McDonough, Jon Gruden, Lisa Salters<\/em>
\nEagles -4 . . . . over\/under 47\u00bd . . . . PHI -200, GNB +170<\/span>
\nBroadcast in all markets.<\/p>\n
\nPackers +4 . . . . . over 47\u00bd (two units) . . . . . Green Bay +170<\/p>\n
\nPackers +4 ? . . . . . over 47\u00bd xx<\/strong> . . . . . Packers +170 ?<\/em><\/p>\n
\nVikings +2 . . . . under 42 . . . . . Minnesota +115
\nFinal Score: Lions 16, Vikings 13 x
\nVikings +2 x . . . . under 42 ? . . . . . Vikings +115 x<\/em><\/p>\n
\nCowboys -6 . . . . over 52\u00bd . . . . . Dallas -260
\nFinal Score: Cowboys 31, Redskins 26 ?
\nCowboys -6 x . . . . over 52\u00bd ? . . . . . Cowboys -260 ?<\/em><\/p>\n
\nSteelers -8 (two units) . . . . under 49\u00bd (one unit) . . . . . Pittsburgh -360
\nFinal Score: Steelers 28, Colts 7 ?
\nSteelers -8 ??<\/strong> . . . . over 49\u00bd x<\/strong> . . . . . Steelers -360 ?<\/em><\/p>\nNFL Week 12 Parlays and Teasers<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nCardinals at Falcons over 51 ?
\nPackers at Eagles over 47\u00bd x
\nPanthers at Raiders (-3) [-push-]<\/p>\n
\nCardinals at Falcons over 45 ?
\nPackers at Eagles over 41\u00bd x
\nChiefs at Broncos over 33 ?
\nJets vs Patriots -1\u00bd ?
\nJaguars at Bills -1\u00bd ?<\/p>\nTale of the Tape<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n
\n11-3 Straight Up
\n9-4 Against the Spread
\n6-7 Over\/Under
\n2-unit plays: 5-0, +1000
\n1-unit plays: 1-2, -120
\n3-Game Parlay: 1u, +600
\n5-Game Teaser: 2u, +900
\n16 units invested
\n9-2, +2380<\/strong><\/span> on $1760 risk.
\n135.2% ROI<\/p>\n
\n93-66-2 Straight Up
\n87-69-4 Against the Spread
\n88-72 Over\/Under
\n5-unit plays: 1-0, +500
\n3-unit plays: 6-5-1, +120
\n2-unit plays: 29-13, +2990
\n1-unit plays: 34-22-1, +970
\nParlays: 3-6, +1740
\nTeasers: 6-3, +3050
\n80-49-2, +9480<\/strong><\/span> on original $2310 risk.
\n410.4% ROI on original $2310 bankroll.
\n41.0% ROI on $23,100 (210 units) of total weekly investments.<\/p>\n
\n4-9, -510 on 18 units (-25.8%) in Week 10<\/a>.
\n7-4, +850 on 17 units (+45.5%) in Week 9<\/a>.
\n11-2, +3470 on 27 units (+116.8%) in Week 8<\/a>.
\n3-6, -480 on 12 units (-36.4%) in Week 7<\/a>.
\n9-3-1, +1300 on 17 units (+69.5%) in Week 6<\/a>.
\n7-7, +50 on 22 units (+2.1%) in Week 5<\/a>.
\n9-2, +1910 on 18 units (+96.5%) in Week 4<\/a>.
\n3-9-1, -1280 on 22 units (-58.2%) in Week 3<\/a>.
\n9-3, +950 on 20 units (+43.2%) in Week 2<\/a>.
\n9-2, +840 on 21 units (+36.4%) in Week 1<\/a>.<\/p>\n