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(NFL) Buffalo vs. Seattle,
Total: 43.50 | -105.00 Under
Result: Win
Total: 43.50 | -105.00 Under
Result: Win
This is an 8* TOTAL ASSASSIN on the OVER between the Buffalo Bills and the Seattle Seahawks.
REASONING: Buffalo has turned into a pretty good defensive team this season, although it comes in off a blowout loss at home to the Patriots. The Seahawks have always had a great defense and that's once again been the case again this season, but it's been the Seattle offense which continues to come up short. The Bills can empathize, as their offense also stalled last weekend. All of that said, we think these two under-performing offensive units finally show up tonight and put up just enough combined production to push this one OVER the number as the game comes down the stretch. Russell Wilson will be especially motivated tonight as Seattle has posted just one offensive TD in its last nine quarters, most recently a 25-20 setback to the Saints on Sunday. Wilson has been plagued by several injuries this year, but apparently is looking a lot better this week: "He's getting better," head coach Pete Carroll said. "I'm really fired up about that and we're going to keep progressing as he is able and do what we can to get back to the kind of mix that we like." With injuries to main WR Samy Watkins, the Bills went out and signed previously retired Percy Harvin: "Percy is a guy that worked so hard," Buffalo coach Rex Ryan said. "It's either full speed (or nothing), and sometimes you try to back him down a little bit, but that's why last year he was so frustrated that he wasn't able to contribute more to our team. He just needed some time away from the game to get healed up. So hopefully we catch lightning in a bottle so to speak and Percy is back to himself." Note that Buffalo has seen the total go OVER the number in all three non-conference games this year, while Seattle has seen the total go OVER in 12 of its last 21 at home, including in two of three this season. We're expecting each side to push the pace and for this one to fly OVER once it's all said and done.
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REASONING: Buffalo has turned into a pretty good defensive team this season, although it comes in off a blowout loss at home to the Patriots. The Seahawks have always had a great defense and that's once again been the case again this season, but it's been the Seattle offense which continues to come up short. The Bills can empathize, as their offense also stalled last weekend. All of that said, we think these two under-performing offensive units finally show up tonight and put up just enough combined production to push this one OVER the number as the game comes down the stretch. Russell Wilson will be especially motivated tonight as Seattle has posted just one offensive TD in its last nine quarters, most recently a 25-20 setback to the Saints on Sunday. Wilson has been plagued by several injuries this year, but apparently is looking a lot better this week: "He's getting better," head coach Pete Carroll said. "I'm really fired up about that and we're going to keep progressing as he is able and do what we can to get back to the kind of mix that we like." With injuries to main WR Samy Watkins, the Bills went out and signed previously retired Percy Harvin: "Percy is a guy that worked so hard," Buffalo coach Rex Ryan said. "It's either full speed (or nothing), and sometimes you try to back him down a little bit, but that's why last year he was so frustrated that he wasn't able to contribute more to our team. He just needed some time away from the game to get healed up. So hopefully we catch lightning in a bottle so to speak and Percy is back to himself." Note that Buffalo has seen the total go OVER the number in all three non-conference games this year, while Seattle has seen the total go OVER in 12 of its last 21 at home, including in two of three this season. We're expecting each side to push the pace and for this one to fly OVER once it's all said and done.
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