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[Dr Ray]

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ADVANTAGE PLAYS


3* NY Giants +3.5 (-120)
3* Steelers/Chiefs OVER 36.5

2* Carolina Panthers +3.5 (-120)
2* Lions/Bills UNDER 40.5
2* Jets/Dolphins UNDER 36
2* Bears/Cardinals OVER 38 (Mon.)

[Dr Ray]

Scott Spreitzer's 3-Play NFL Trifecta includes his 25* Absolute Crusher!



League: NFL

Event: Carolina Panthers vs Baltimore Ravens on 10/15/2006 at 10:00

Condition: Carolina Panthers

Grade: Ungraded

Promotion: The Baltimore Ravens offense is weak and they had been fortunate, winning 15-14 at the Browns with a late FG and a 16-13 win over the Chargers on a late TD. The offense ranks 27th in the NFL, tossing up another bad outing in the loss at Denver. They average 95 yds rushing per game, 3.4 ypc, passing game 174 yds pg. Newcomer QB Steve McNair has been average. Starting left guard Edwin Mulitalo suffered a torn right tricep in the Charger game and he's lost for the season which further hampers the Ravens up front. Meanwhile, the Panthers are beginning to round into shape on the offesnive side. They're 3-0 with Steve Smith on the field. In their last 4 games, Carolina is getting it done on the ground, averaging 4.4 yards per carry and 124 yards per game. DeAngelo Williams is out, but DeShaun Foster will be looking for his 3rd straight 100-yard rushing performance. With the ground game coming alive and the return of Smith, QB Jake Delhomme has begun to find it easier when looking for other producers. Keyshawn Johnson has become more available as has TE Kris Mangum. Carolina has now had a full month to get used to playing without OLT Travelle Wharton and it's showing with the way they've started moving the ball. Finally, Finally, except for the last minute win over SDG, the Ravens built their numbers against 3 teams with a combined 1-12 SU record. This will be their 3rd physical test in a row, and I believe the better team is on the other side of the field. Caroina, plus points!



Handicapper: Scott Spreitzer

League: NFL

Event: Kansas City Chiefs vs Pittsburgh Steelers on 10/15/2006 at 13:15

Condition: Pittsburgh Steelers

Grade: Ungraded

Promotion: I'm laying the points with the Steelers on Sunday. There are a lot of people trying to jump on the KC bandwagon. Damon Huard is receiving back-slaps and compliments, galore. But reality sets in this week in Pittsburgh. The Chiefs were whipped at home by Cinci and couldn't muster any offense at Denver. They took out some frustrations in a great spot against a SFO team that plays well at home, but can stink it up on the road. And, they handled a discombobulated Arizona squad who had a first-start rookie at QB. Now, they face a fired-up Steeler squad, the week before KC must focus on division rival San Diego. Check out Pittsburgh's schedule, and you'll see it's been one tough outing after another. Playing KC is a step down in competition. The Steelers may not be defending the pass as well as they like, but they are generating a strong pass rush, which should flourish against a flat-footed QB this week. As far as KC's defense is concerned, let's not forget they couldn't find their way to the QB with a map, recording just 1 total sack in their first 2 games. They recorded 9 sacks in their last 2. But again, those came against a pair of weak entries. Look for Pitt to get the ground game going and then watch Benny-QB, rebound with his best effort of the season, thus far. I'm laying the points with Pittsburgh, my 25* Crusher.



Handicapper: Scott Spreitzer

League: NFL

Event: San Diego Chargers vs San Francisco 49ers on 10/15/2006 at 13:15

Condition: San Francisco 49ers

Grade: Ungraded

Promotion: I'm taking the points with the 49ers on Sunday. SFO is a much better team at home than they are on the road. They average almost 5.5 yards per play in San Fran. The Niners are 2-1 SU in front of the home folks, hanging the Rams with their only loss of the season and scoring 34 in a 2 TD win over Oakland. In their only home loss, 38-24 to the Eagles, San Fran actually had 23 FDs to Philly's 16. They ran the ball for a decent 4.4 yards per pop. In fact, the game would have been even closer if not for a 49er turnover at the Philly 1-yard line in the 3rd quarter. The Chargers roll into town with a mentality of getting out as quickly as possible with a win. They've been involved in back-to-back, physical tests against Baltimore & Pittsburgh, and they have a trip to division rival KC up next. It's likely Marty will direct his offense to run, and run some more to shorten the game. Tough spot for the Bolts and I expect this one to go right to the wire, making the big number well worth taking. The 49ers, plus points, is my Value of the Week

[Dr Ray]

northcoast
3 1/2*pitt
3*wash
3*atlanta

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