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Big Blue owns the Eagles
Divisional Playoff Round
I don't see the Eagles doing much against the Giants this weekend. The Giants are 6-3 against the Eagles ATS and SU and they are well rested and tested. I know the Eagles beat them in Week 14 ATS and SU when Brian Westbrook hung 200 total yards off the Giants. But Giants CB Aaron Ross injured an ankle in the first half of that game and didn't return, Brandon Jacobs left in the third quarter with a knee injury, and they were still dealing with the chaos surrounding Plaxico Burress. Any time a game is a rematch, I always look for the team that lost to be the most-improved team anyway. The Giants have dominated at home this season posting a 7-1 SU record and a 6-2 ATS record, while the Eagles are only 5-4 on the road ATS.
NFC   Playoffs  
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Tuesday, January 06, 2009
Chargers are 5-1 ATS vs Colts
Wildcard Playoff Round
The Chargers covered against the Colts again. No suprise if look at the data on this site. Since 2003 they've covered 5 out of 6 times against the Colts, including 2 win and covers in the postseason. Further the Chargers have a 67% winning percentage in the postseason compared to the Colts 58%. Somehow the Chargers were an underdog in this game. Now I know your sportsbook has the same data as I do, so the reason must be that people wanted to bet on Peyton Manning and a hot Colts team. The problem is that Manning has not played well in the postseason. His record is 7-8, he has 22 TDs and 17 INTs in January, and his completion percentage is only 56%.
AFC   Playoffs  
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Sunday, January 04, 2009
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