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Additional Random Notes From WalterFootball.com
ReplyDeleteDetroit is listed as a road favorite for the first time since 2008, but the stunning stat is the 0-7 SU/ATS mark since 1997 when laying points on the highway. In fact, the last time the Lions covered as a road favorite was under Wayne Fontes in 1996 at Tampa Bay.
The Steelers are 0-3 ATS the last three times when laying at least 9 ½ points away from Heinz Field, including two SU losses at Cleveland and Kansas City in 2009.
West Coast teams are 24-42 against the spread in 1 p.m. East Coast games coming off a home contest
Small road underdogs (1-2.5 points) have major issues covering the spread after a loss as a home underdog. Teams in that situation are on an emotional low, and traveling makes things more difficult, especially when they have to battle a team considered slightly worse than them. Teams in this situation are 4-16 against the spread since 2002.
Gary Kubiak is 10-2 ATS in his second consecutive road game.
Tom Coughlin is 4-7 ATS after Monday Night Football.
Tony Sparano is 17-7 ATS on the road.
The Jaguars are an underdog playing their second-consecutive road game off a loss. Teams fare well in this scenario (121-69 ATS since 2002). Jack Del Rio is 5-2 ATS in this situation.
Underdogs following a loss of 28-plus points are 55-30 against the spread since 2002 if you exclude the weird Week 17 games.
San Diego hasn't covered a spread of 14 or more this decade (0-3 ATS).
0-2 Teams that made the playoffs the previous year are 13-7 ATS in Week 3 since 2003 (7-3 as favorites).
Visiting favorites coming off a road victory are 34-19 against the spread since 2002.
Bears are 7-3 ATS after giving up 30 or more points in a loss since 2005.
Steelers are 2-8 ATS on the road as favorites of -5 or more since 2006.
The Cowboys currently lead in the NFL with 10 sacks.
Home favorites coming off a road win of 1-3 points are 24-42 ATS since 2000.
WEEK 3 NOTES: Divisional Trends
ReplyDeleteBills-Patriots
- Patriots have won the last 15 meetings.
- Chan Gailey's ATS Record as Divisional Dog
of 7+ is 1-1
Giants-Eagles
- Road Team has won 6 of the last 8 meetings.
- Tom Coughlin's ATS Record as Divisional Dog
of 7+ is 2-0
Lions-Vikings
- Vikings have won 21 of the last 23 meetings.
- Lions are 6-15 ATS against losing teams the
previous 20 instances.
Chiefs-Chargers
- Home Team has won 19 of the last 26 meetings
(Chargers have won 6 of the last 7).
- Todd Haley's ATS Record as Divisional Dog
of 7+ is 1-2
Falcons-Buccaneers
- Falcons have won the last 5 meetings.
Cardinals-Seahawks
- Seahawks have won the last 2 meetings SU & ATS.
Bears-Packers
- Home Team has won 6 of the last 8 meetings.
Jay Cutler is 1-4 vs. the Packers.
Cowboys-Redskins
- Road Team has covered 6 of the past 7 meetings.