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AAA's 10* NON-CONF TOTAL OF MONTH! 7-0 (100%) w/ 10* NFL Y-T-D!
(NFL) Denver vs. Seattle,
Total: 49.00 | -110.00 Over
Result: Win
Total: 49.00 | -110.00 Over
Result: Win
This is a 10* NON-CONFERENCE TOTAL OF THE MONTH on the UNDER between the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks.
Here we go. It's the Super Bowl rematch (Seattle would hammer Denver 43-8 at MetLife Stadium in the most lopsided Super Bowl in over 20 years last season). Both of these teams got caught looking ahead to this contest, Seattle is coming off a straight up loss, while the Broncos would allow the wounded Chiefs to hang around in an eventual 24-17 win. Of course Denver is out for some "revenge" today, but lets not also forget that in a way, the Broncos already did get their revenge when these teams met in the Preseason. Both teams are going to be amped, each feels that it has something to prove. Denver will still be looking for revenge and its defense will certainly be playing with a chip on its shoulder. Seattle wants to prove that it's still the best and that last year's result was no fluke. Both team's will also be looking to bounce back after their sub-par efforts last week: "I'm sure this is a really important game to them again. As it is to us," Seattle coach Pete Carroll confirmed earlier in the week. "I think there was something going on in the preseason. I think it was a big deal for them. I don't blame them one bit." The Seahawks vaunted secondary can't be happy after Philip Rivers threw for a 124.2 passer rating in last week's loss in San Diego, the highest against Seattle since 2010. While it's 2-0, Denver has looked shaky at times this year, it would have to hold on vs. Kansas City last week and it would also barely survive a similar scare in Week 1 vs. Indianapolis, escaping with a 31-24 victory. I think it's extremely significant to note that Denver is averaging just 343 yards of total offense this year compared to the 457.3 it put up last season. And that is significant, as Seattle is 18-1 at home with QB Russell Wilson as a stater and the Seahawks have held teams to an average of 13.3 points during those games, giving up more than 20 just twice. I think these two offenses come in amped up and that adrenaline works against them, look for the defenses to take center stage early and for this total to sneak UNDER the number once the final whistle sounds.
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Here we go. It's the Super Bowl rematch (Seattle would hammer Denver 43-8 at MetLife Stadium in the most lopsided Super Bowl in over 20 years last season). Both of these teams got caught looking ahead to this contest, Seattle is coming off a straight up loss, while the Broncos would allow the wounded Chiefs to hang around in an eventual 24-17 win. Of course Denver is out for some "revenge" today, but lets not also forget that in a way, the Broncos already did get their revenge when these teams met in the Preseason. Both teams are going to be amped, each feels that it has something to prove. Denver will still be looking for revenge and its defense will certainly be playing with a chip on its shoulder. Seattle wants to prove that it's still the best and that last year's result was no fluke. Both team's will also be looking to bounce back after their sub-par efforts last week: "I'm sure this is a really important game to them again. As it is to us," Seattle coach Pete Carroll confirmed earlier in the week. "I think there was something going on in the preseason. I think it was a big deal for them. I don't blame them one bit." The Seahawks vaunted secondary can't be happy after Philip Rivers threw for a 124.2 passer rating in last week's loss in San Diego, the highest against Seattle since 2010. While it's 2-0, Denver has looked shaky at times this year, it would have to hold on vs. Kansas City last week and it would also barely survive a similar scare in Week 1 vs. Indianapolis, escaping with a 31-24 victory. I think it's extremely significant to note that Denver is averaging just 343 yards of total offense this year compared to the 457.3 it put up last season. And that is significant, as Seattle is 18-1 at home with QB Russell Wilson as a stater and the Seahawks have held teams to an average of 13.3 points during those games, giving up more than 20 just twice. I think these two offenses come in amped up and that adrenaline works against them, look for the defenses to take center stage early and for this total to sneak UNDER the number once the final whistle sounds.
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