PREMIUM
AAA's *PACKERS/VIKINGS* TOTAL BLOWOUT!
(NFL) Green Bay vs. Minnesota,
Total: 45.00 | -104.00 Over
Result: Win
Total: 45.00 | -104.00 Over
Result: Win
This is an 8* TOTAL BLOWOUT on the UNDER between the Green Bay Packers and the Minnesota Vikings.
We have a hard time seeing Minnesota mustering much of an offensive attack today. The Packers also looked primed for a letdown here in our opinion after their epic come-from-behind 35-31 road win over Dallas last weekend, a victory on a TD in the closing seconds. Green Bay earned the victory, but clearly it can't be happy the way its defense played, allowing 408 total yards and 7 of 12 on third downs. Clearly Green Bay's unit catches a big break this week though in facing the Vike's anemic offense. Last week though it was Minnesota's defense which delivered the 20-17 road victory. QB Sam Bradford exited at half time after going 5 of 11 for 36 yards. He's questionable for this one as well, meaning Case Keenum could see actoin. Last week Keenum was a modest 17 of 21 for 140 yards and a TD. A bright side for Minnesota's offense was its run game which produced 159 yards. But as mentioned, it was the Vike's defense which was the difference maker, holding the Bears to 274 total yards and limiting them to 3 of 12 on third downs. Suffice it to say, this is one of the most dangerous defenses that Pack' QB Aaron Rodgers will see all year (a unit which has given up 17 or fewer points in three straight games.) Minnesota will be all about the run game too, so expect to see a heavy dose of Jerick McKinnon as the Vikes to try to keep Rodgers off the field of play as long and whenever possible. Note that four of the last five between these teams have fallen UNDER the number. All signs point to another lower-scoring "chess match." Play the UNDER.
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We have a hard time seeing Minnesota mustering much of an offensive attack today. The Packers also looked primed for a letdown here in our opinion after their epic come-from-behind 35-31 road win over Dallas last weekend, a victory on a TD in the closing seconds. Green Bay earned the victory, but clearly it can't be happy the way its defense played, allowing 408 total yards and 7 of 12 on third downs. Clearly Green Bay's unit catches a big break this week though in facing the Vike's anemic offense. Last week though it was Minnesota's defense which delivered the 20-17 road victory. QB Sam Bradford exited at half time after going 5 of 11 for 36 yards. He's questionable for this one as well, meaning Case Keenum could see actoin. Last week Keenum was a modest 17 of 21 for 140 yards and a TD. A bright side for Minnesota's offense was its run game which produced 159 yards. But as mentioned, it was the Vike's defense which was the difference maker, holding the Bears to 274 total yards and limiting them to 3 of 12 on third downs. Suffice it to say, this is one of the most dangerous defenses that Pack' QB Aaron Rodgers will see all year (a unit which has given up 17 or fewer points in three straight games.) Minnesota will be all about the run game too, so expect to see a heavy dose of Jerick McKinnon as the Vikes to try to keep Rodgers off the field of play as long and whenever possible. Note that four of the last five between these teams have fallen UNDER the number. All signs point to another lower-scoring "chess match." Play the UNDER.
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