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AAA's 10* NFC TOTAL OF WEEK (+$43,000 BIG TICKET 10* RUN!)
(NFL) Green Bay vs. San Francisco,
Total: 46.50 | -110.00 Over
Result: Win
Total: 46.50 | -110.00 Over
Result: Win
This is a 10* NFC TOTAL OF THE WEEK on the UNDER between the Green Bay Packers and the San Francisco 49ers.
Setting the scene: Green Bay is 2-0 and San Francisco is 1-1 in the preseason so far. It's Week 3, meaning that the starters are supposed to see the most action today and while some may be expecting a shootout, we're not. In our opinion, all signs point to some sloppy offensive play and more of a "chess match," where field position and ball control become paramount.
The Packers: Last week the Green Bay offense posted 277 total yards, which included 145 on the ground. Eddie Lacy carried the ball nine times for 45 yards and a TD. Aaron Rodgers is expected to see his first playing time of the preseason tonight, but the pro bowler won't be out there too long. The Packers have looked decently defensively so far, last week they had two INT's while allowing Oakland just 187 total yards.
San Francisco: The QB battle will continue this week between Blaine Gabbert and Colin Kaepernick. Jeff Driskel and now Christian Ponder will be fighting for the third spot. Switching QB's every quarter does not seem to be the best strategy in trying to gain any type of offensive consistency. Clearly the 49ers could care less if they win this game, this is a team which still has many kinks to iron out before the regular season gets underway.
The bottom line: Neither Kaepernick or Rodgers has taken a single snap this year, so everything points to special teams and the defenses taking the lime-light this evening. In our professional opinion, this number is just a little bit high, play the UNDER.
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Setting the scene: Green Bay is 2-0 and San Francisco is 1-1 in the preseason so far. It's Week 3, meaning that the starters are supposed to see the most action today and while some may be expecting a shootout, we're not. In our opinion, all signs point to some sloppy offensive play and more of a "chess match," where field position and ball control become paramount.
The Packers: Last week the Green Bay offense posted 277 total yards, which included 145 on the ground. Eddie Lacy carried the ball nine times for 45 yards and a TD. Aaron Rodgers is expected to see his first playing time of the preseason tonight, but the pro bowler won't be out there too long. The Packers have looked decently defensively so far, last week they had two INT's while allowing Oakland just 187 total yards.
San Francisco: The QB battle will continue this week between Blaine Gabbert and Colin Kaepernick. Jeff Driskel and now Christian Ponder will be fighting for the third spot. Switching QB's every quarter does not seem to be the best strategy in trying to gain any type of offensive consistency. Clearly the 49ers could care less if they win this game, this is a team which still has many kinks to iron out before the regular season gets underway.
The bottom line: Neither Kaepernick or Rodgers has taken a single snap this year, so everything points to special teams and the defenses taking the lime-light this evening. In our professional opinion, this number is just a little bit high, play the UNDER.
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