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AAA's MONDAY NIGHT "ASSASSIN!" (+$18,000 NFL RUN!)
(NFL) Cincinnati vs. NY Giants,
Total: 48.00 | -115.00 Over
Result: Win
Total: 48.00 | -115.00 Over
Result: Win
This is an 8* TOTAL ASSASSIN on the UNDER between the Cincinnati Bengals and the New York Giants.
REASONING: These are two of the better passing teams, with Andy Dalton under center for Cincinnati and Eli Manning taking snaps for New York. Cinncy has the fourth-ranked passing attack, while the Giants own the sixth. These are also two bad defenses, as the Bengals are ranked 19th in scoring defense, while New York is 23rd overall. The runs games have been polar opposites though, with the Bengals getting consistent production from their star duo, while the Giants rank last in the entire league at only 68.2 YPG. New York will be out to establish its run game tonight though as it looks to test a Bengals run defense which so far has allowed an average of 116.1 YPG. Cincinnati's strength on defense is its pass rush as well, having already produced 25 sacks, so expect Manning to run a lot of shorter crossing routes (to get the ball out of his hands as fast as possible), while also leaning heavily on his run game as well to keep the Bengals honest. I think Cincinnati will be doing everything it can on offense to keep Manning and company off the field for as long as possible. Both teams are going to be putting an added emphasis on establishing the run game tonight. Note that Cincinnati has seen the total go UNDER the number in eight of its last ten games played in the month of November and in six of its last ten non-conference contests, while New York has seen the total go UNDER in four of its last six off a win against a division rival. Play the UNDER.
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REASONING: These are two of the better passing teams, with Andy Dalton under center for Cincinnati and Eli Manning taking snaps for New York. Cinncy has the fourth-ranked passing attack, while the Giants own the sixth. These are also two bad defenses, as the Bengals are ranked 19th in scoring defense, while New York is 23rd overall. The runs games have been polar opposites though, with the Bengals getting consistent production from their star duo, while the Giants rank last in the entire league at only 68.2 YPG. New York will be out to establish its run game tonight though as it looks to test a Bengals run defense which so far has allowed an average of 116.1 YPG. Cincinnati's strength on defense is its pass rush as well, having already produced 25 sacks, so expect Manning to run a lot of shorter crossing routes (to get the ball out of his hands as fast as possible), while also leaning heavily on his run game as well to keep the Bengals honest. I think Cincinnati will be doing everything it can on offense to keep Manning and company off the field for as long as possible. Both teams are going to be putting an added emphasis on establishing the run game tonight. Note that Cincinnati has seen the total go UNDER the number in eight of its last ten games played in the month of November and in six of its last ten non-conference contests, while New York has seen the total go UNDER in four of its last six off a win against a division rival. Play the UNDER.
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