PREMIUM
AAA's *BUCS/CARDS* TOTAL BLOWOUT!
(NFL) Tampa Bay vs. Arizona,
10/15/2017 12:05 PM, Score: 33 - 38
Total: 45.50 | -105.00 Under
Result: Win
Total: 45.50 | -105.00 Under
Result: Win
This is an 8* TOTAL BLOWOUT on the OVER between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Arizona Cardinals.
Neither team can be happy where it sits right now at this point of the season. Tampa is 2-2 SU, while Arizona is 2-3. The Bucs have seen the Over/under go 2-2, while Arizona has seen it go 1-4. This is a pivotal early game for both teams, as a win will go a long way in determining if either will have a shot at contending for a playoff spot at the end of the year. Neither offense has been overly spectacular to this point, but we think that's going to change in a big way this weekend. The Bucs come in off a 19-14 home loss to the Pats, while the Cards come in off a poor 34-7 setback to the Eagles last weekend (which in hindsight at this point, doesn't look so horrible considering what Philadelphia just did to the Cowboys.) Tampa QB Jameis Winston struggled last week, but overall he's been very good this year as he's so far posted over 300 passing yards in three of four games with a 7:3 TD:INT. RB Doug Martin returned last week and had 74 yards on 13 carries. With Martin now back in the line-up, it's going to free things up a lot more for Winston moving forward. Cards' QB Carson Palmer wasn't horrible in last week's setback, going 28 of 44 for 291 yards, one TD and zero INT's. Considering how much Arizona has struggled to open the year, it may come as a surprise to learn that Palmer is second in the league with 1,573 passing yards, but with just a 6:5 TD:INT. Larry Fitzgerald has 327 receiving yards thus far. Adrian Peterson is now in the backfield, but clearly the game-plan today will be to air it out early and often. Note that Tampa has seen the togal go OVER the number in 14 of its last 21 when the line in the game is set between +3 to -3, while Arizona has seen the total go OVER the number in six of its last eight as an underdog. The conditions, numbers and trends all point to a shootout. Play the OVER.
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Neither team can be happy where it sits right now at this point of the season. Tampa is 2-2 SU, while Arizona is 2-3. The Bucs have seen the Over/under go 2-2, while Arizona has seen it go 1-4. This is a pivotal early game for both teams, as a win will go a long way in determining if either will have a shot at contending for a playoff spot at the end of the year. Neither offense has been overly spectacular to this point, but we think that's going to change in a big way this weekend. The Bucs come in off a 19-14 home loss to the Pats, while the Cards come in off a poor 34-7 setback to the Eagles last weekend (which in hindsight at this point, doesn't look so horrible considering what Philadelphia just did to the Cowboys.) Tampa QB Jameis Winston struggled last week, but overall he's been very good this year as he's so far posted over 300 passing yards in three of four games with a 7:3 TD:INT. RB Doug Martin returned last week and had 74 yards on 13 carries. With Martin now back in the line-up, it's going to free things up a lot more for Winston moving forward. Cards' QB Carson Palmer wasn't horrible in last week's setback, going 28 of 44 for 291 yards, one TD and zero INT's. Considering how much Arizona has struggled to open the year, it may come as a surprise to learn that Palmer is second in the league with 1,573 passing yards, but with just a 6:5 TD:INT. Larry Fitzgerald has 327 receiving yards thus far. Adrian Peterson is now in the backfield, but clearly the game-plan today will be to air it out early and often. Note that Tampa has seen the togal go OVER the number in 14 of its last 21 when the line in the game is set between +3 to -3, while Arizona has seen the total go OVER the number in six of its last eight as an underdog. The conditions, numbers and trends all point to a shootout. Play the OVER.
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