Last Year (Head-To-Head): 170-98
Last Week: 0-2
Year To Date: 174-93
All Time (2006 Through 2012 Combined Record To Date): 649-373
AGAINST THE SPREAD (ATS) Last Week (ALL scheduled games played): 1-1 (.500)
ATS (Calculated By My Line + Or – Vs Vegas Odds At Time Of Publication Listed Below, Or Locks Updated Prior To Kickoff) Year-To-Date, All Scheduled Games Starting Week 4: 116-86-5 (.577)
ATS & O/U Locks THIS POSTSEASON : 12-7 (.632)
ATS & O/U Locks Last Week: 2-1 (.667)
ATS & O/U Locks YTD: 45-39(.536)
LOCKS (IF APPLICABLE) ARE IN RED…
The line seems to have settled on the Pats -3 and the O/U at 54. I’ll be using those numbers to make my Superbowl pick today…
Seems like everybody loves the Giants and nobody seems to think New England’s defense can stop Eli Manning. I disagree. The Pats don’t need to use any spygate cams for this one — all they have to do is watch the 2nd half of the Niners game last week to see how to keep the Giants’ potent offense and QB scoreless for nearly a half. They have the weapons to do it, too — perhaps not as potently as SF did but not as far from that level as most seem to think. Remember; the Giants won that game because of turnovers — not forced TO’s either — just LUCKY TO’s for them…
The QB’s in my opinion are almost even in skill, mindset, tangibles and intangibles. There is a difference however. If I were a prop capper, I’d give a huge ratio in favor of Tom Brady to toss at least ONE less interception than Eli does and that can be huge. I see the Pats winning this one on turnovers and keeping the Giants’ potent offense off the field more than they want to be, thus keeping the total points on the UNDER as well.
My prediction:
Super Bowl XLVI (49) Week 21…
New England Patriots @ New York Giants – Pats win outright, COVER -3 & the UNDER 54 total points scored
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Agree? Disagree? Have your own Super Bowl XLVI Week 21 predictions? Post them into the comments section below…
Other political bloggers and their commenters take a break from poly-tix for a few minutes to weigh in on NFL Week 21, Super Bowl 49 2012: Elizabeth Weaver Engel (Liberal) of both The Huffington Post and Snarkin’ the NFL; And Eric (Conservative) of THE TYGRRRR EXPRESS…






