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AAA's 10* NFLX TOTAL OF THE YEAR! INCREDIBLE 4-1 (80%) w/ O/U's ALREADY!
(NFL) Cleveland vs. Washington,
Total: 41.50 | -106.00 Under
Result: Win
Total: 41.50 | -106.00 Under
Result: Win
This is a 10* NFLX TOTAL OF THE YEAR on the OVER between the Cleveland Browns and the Washington Redskins.
Both teams played to a couple of lower scoring UNDERS in Week 1 of the NFLX preseason, but I think the conditions are right for a higher-scoring shootout when these two hopeful teams clash on Monday night. Last week Cleveland opened with veteran QB Brian Hoyer, but everyone's attention was on the Browns once Johnny Manziel hit the field. Both were decent, and each will once again get a chance this week and with that opening contest out of the way, I think they'll play much better this time around. Hoyer was 6 of 14 for 92 yards, while Manziel was 7 of 11 for 63 yards, plus an additional 27 rushing yards in the 13-12 setback at Detroit. Washington had no problem whatsoever putting points on the board vs. what was supposed to be a vastly improved Pats defense, winning 23-6. The Redskins outgained New England 387-270, which included a 177-63 advantage on the ground. The starting offense looked great (for the minimal amount of time it was on the field), Robert Griffin III opened the game with a methodical 11-play drive which would ultimately end in a field goal. Colt McCoy was actually the best performer with a 150.9 passer rating. When you throw in the capable Kirk Cousins to the rotation, this trio should once again have a big day vs. the Browns second unit. A great situational play: Cleveland will be focusing on improving offensively, both Manziel and Hoyer are fighting for the starting job. Washington continues to progress here I think, each of these pivots is in line for a very productive night; all signs point to the OVER as the sharp wager in this contest.
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Both teams played to a couple of lower scoring UNDERS in Week 1 of the NFLX preseason, but I think the conditions are right for a higher-scoring shootout when these two hopeful teams clash on Monday night. Last week Cleveland opened with veteran QB Brian Hoyer, but everyone's attention was on the Browns once Johnny Manziel hit the field. Both were decent, and each will once again get a chance this week and with that opening contest out of the way, I think they'll play much better this time around. Hoyer was 6 of 14 for 92 yards, while Manziel was 7 of 11 for 63 yards, plus an additional 27 rushing yards in the 13-12 setback at Detroit. Washington had no problem whatsoever putting points on the board vs. what was supposed to be a vastly improved Pats defense, winning 23-6. The Redskins outgained New England 387-270, which included a 177-63 advantage on the ground. The starting offense looked great (for the minimal amount of time it was on the field), Robert Griffin III opened the game with a methodical 11-play drive which would ultimately end in a field goal. Colt McCoy was actually the best performer with a 150.9 passer rating. When you throw in the capable Kirk Cousins to the rotation, this trio should once again have a big day vs. the Browns second unit. A great situational play: Cleveland will be focusing on improving offensively, both Manziel and Hoyer are fighting for the starting job. Washington continues to progress here I think, each of these pivots is in line for a very productive night; all signs point to the OVER as the sharp wager in this contest.
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