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AAA's EARLY 10* *Saints/Lions* BLOCKBUSTER! 8-2 ALL SPORTS L2 DAYS!
(NFL) New Orleans vs. Detroit,
Point Spread: 2.50 | 110.00 New Orleans (Away)
Result: Win
Point Spread: 2.50 | 110.00 New Orleans (Away)
Result: Win
This is a 10* BLOCKBUSTER on the New Orleans Saints.
The Lions own the league's best defensive unit, but I think are going to come back down to Earth today vs. a determined Drew Brees and company; while the outright win is obviously not out of the question, I will in the end recommend grabbing as many points as you can. And I think the Saints' defense comes to play today, Detroit's offense is stalled right now and I think will once again have its hands full this afternoon. Note that Brees is 4-0 as a starter vs. Detroit, completing 75.2 percent of his passes for an average of 379.3 yards with 14 TDs and one INT for a stellar 133.8 rating. While his 7.2 yards per attempt is his lowest mark in four years this season, note that Brees still ranks second in the NFL in averaging 314.8 YPG, not surprisingly then the Saints come in as the No. 2 offense at 442.8. Detroit amassed just 255 yards of offense last week but would still beat the hapless Vikings 17-3 last Sunday. Situationally, this is also a great play for us as New Orleans is coming off its bye following a momentum and confidence building 37-31 home win over the Bucs on October 5th. While New Orleans will likely be without the services of star TE Jimmy Graham again this week, note that they still put a season high for points and yards with 511 in the win over the Bucs without him as well. So while the Saints defense hasn't been setting any records this year, there's no question that it catches a break in facing the anemic Lions unit. Note that Detroit is likely to once again be without the services of star receiver Calvin Johnson because of an ankle injury; also note that RB Reggie Bush is still dealing with ankle injury as well. Note that New Orleans is 2-0 ATS the last two seasons following its bye week, while Detroit is just 1-4 ATS in its last five following a victory over a division rival. I think Brees has one of his most productive games and his defense follows suit; play on the SAINTS.
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The Lions own the league's best defensive unit, but I think are going to come back down to Earth today vs. a determined Drew Brees and company; while the outright win is obviously not out of the question, I will in the end recommend grabbing as many points as you can. And I think the Saints' defense comes to play today, Detroit's offense is stalled right now and I think will once again have its hands full this afternoon. Note that Brees is 4-0 as a starter vs. Detroit, completing 75.2 percent of his passes for an average of 379.3 yards with 14 TDs and one INT for a stellar 133.8 rating. While his 7.2 yards per attempt is his lowest mark in four years this season, note that Brees still ranks second in the NFL in averaging 314.8 YPG, not surprisingly then the Saints come in as the No. 2 offense at 442.8. Detroit amassed just 255 yards of offense last week but would still beat the hapless Vikings 17-3 last Sunday. Situationally, this is also a great play for us as New Orleans is coming off its bye following a momentum and confidence building 37-31 home win over the Bucs on October 5th. While New Orleans will likely be without the services of star TE Jimmy Graham again this week, note that they still put a season high for points and yards with 511 in the win over the Bucs without him as well. So while the Saints defense hasn't been setting any records this year, there's no question that it catches a break in facing the anemic Lions unit. Note that Detroit is likely to once again be without the services of star receiver Calvin Johnson because of an ankle injury; also note that RB Reggie Bush is still dealing with ankle injury as well. Note that New Orleans is 2-0 ATS the last two seasons following its bye week, while Detroit is just 1-4 ATS in its last five following a victory over a division rival. I think Brees has one of his most productive games and his defense follows suit; play on the SAINTS.
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