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2007 College Bowl Previews, Part 1

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This is Part-1 where the Center of the Handicapping
Universe Joe Duffy’s GodsTips.com breaks down the statistical comparisons of
the bowl games. This report entails games of Dec. 20-22.

Navy-Utah

The big underdogs Midshipmen have the numbers on the
offensive side of the ball. They get 4.8 more first downs per game, 81.8 total
yards and 1.1 more yards per play. However while Navy gets 187.8 more rushing
yards per game, Utah passes for
106.1 more.

Navy gets 1.7 more rushing yards per attempt and 2.8 more
passing yards per attempt. Surprising to many, the Naval
Academy also gets 6.1 more passing
yards per reception.

The Utes come back and have the edge in most defensive
stats. They allow 6.2 fewer first downs per game, 118.4 fewer yards on 1.6 less
yards per play. They allow 3.1 less passing yards per attempt and they have a
monster advantage in passing percentage allowing 18.7 less. The Utes have the
upper hand in turnover ratio by 11.

Florida Atlantic-Memphis

Memphis has
slight edges on the offensive side of the ball, but by only 34.3 yards per game and .2 yards per play. However, showing
how close they are mathematically on offense, FAU
gets .5 more passing yards per reception.

Likewise Florida Atlantic gets the nod defensively, but
not by much. They allow 22.4 less total yards per game and .6 less yards per
play. The biggest edge by either team is on turnover ratio where Florida
Atlantic has a superiority of 13.

Southern
Miss-Cincinnati

The Bearcats have the numbers on offense getting 64.2 more
yards on .7 more yards per play. However, the Eagles get 18.4 more rushing
yards per game. Cincy gets 1.9 more passing yards per
reception.

Defensively it’s very close. They are 1.4 yards per game allowed apart
with Southern Mississippi getting the nominal win. But
the Bearcats actually give up .3 fewer yards per play. While Cincinnati is
better against the run by 42.8
yards per game and a full yard per carry, Southern Miss
is superior by 44.2 passing yards per game, though it’s Cincy
allowing .1 less passing yards per attempt and .6 less per catch. As is the
case with many statistically evenly matched squads, where the big advantage
lies is in the turnover margin category. Give that to Cincinnati
by a significant margin of 21.

Nevada Reno-New Mexico

Nevada has a
substantial lead in every significant offensive category except completion
percentage in which New Mexico
gets the edge by 4.8. Nevada gets
130.8 more total yards per game, 1.6 more yards per play. The edge is across
the board 1.5 rushing yards per attempt, 2.2 passing yards per attempt and a
very efficient 5.2 more passing yards per reception. Nevada
also gets 6.2 more first downs per game.

New Mexico
has the better statistical defense, but by slightly smaller margins. They allow
72.3 fewer total yards on 1.0 less yards per play. Talk about consistent, New
Mexico allows 1.0 less rushing yards per attempt and 1.0 less passing yards per
attempt.

UCLA-BYU

The Cougars are a cut above on each side of the ball,
especially on offense. BYU gets 125 more total yards
per game, led by 8.0 more first downs and 1.1 more yards per play. They also
get 1.6 more passing yards per attempt and complete a commanding 11.3 more
percent of their pass attempts.

The teams are dead even defensively on the ever important
yards per play category, though BYU allows 39.5 less
total yards per game. All in all, the teams are extremely close in the major
handicapping defensive comparisons.

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NCAA Condemns Betting While Fixing Their Bets

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The NCAA has long taken a harsh anti-gambling stance. They
have a well-orchestrated “Don’t Bet on It” campaign including a website
(DontBetOnIt.org).

Yet, the phony organization has a $100 million gamble and
has fixed the outcome to ensure they will not lose the money they anted. The NCAA, in conjunction with their
mega-million dollar betting syndicate of six BCS conferences, college
presidents and the television networks, created the BCS 11 years ago. Topping
the list of goals of the sweepstakes is to come up with a true national
championship game.

The quandary is, ala ice skating, that the participants
are determined by a very subjective equation that consists of judges in two
polls and the computer average of six ranking systems. The compilation results
in a point system that ranks each team, with the top two meeting to determine a
champion.

However, the many imperfections of the method allows for
the possibility that the NCAA could lose their bet. The winner of that alleged
championship game may not wind up with the most BCS points when the point
system was applied after the bowl games.

The new calculations could produce a top ranked team that did
not even participate in the BCS Championship game. We saw an example of that
when LSU earned a spot in this year’s game, leapfrogging a Virginia Tech team
that won and a Georgia squad that did not play because they already finished
their season.

There are endless scenarios in which the victor of Ohio
State-LSU could also be leapfrogged. For example, LSU supporters point out that
both of the Tigers losses were in overtime, hence their setbacks should be
weighted less.

Okay, so what if the BCS Championship game also goes into
overtime, should that victory be weighted less, allowing impressive bowl wins
by Virginia Tech, Oklahoma, Georgia,
USC or Kansas to bypass them?

What if Hawaii
stuns Georgia
in impressive fashion? All of a sudden that sheds new light on their record and
validates them as the only undefeated team in the country.

Well aware of the nightmare scenario, the NCAA has fixed
the outcome. Coaches have as much right to vote their conscience as constituents
do in Cuban elections. Regardless of who a coach believes should be No. 1
following the postseason results, they are mandated to declare the winner of
the BCS’ gamble as champion. Is this not blatant shaving of the BCS’s own point
system?

In fact, the Bowl Championship Series Rankings are not
even recalculated following the bowls. A true final poll could reveal the BCS
lost their wager. No problem, the NCAA comes up with a point system then
manipulates the ultimate outcome to guarantee there will be no undesired
results. If a player does that, it’s called point shaving. When the NCAA does
the same thing, they call it the Bowl Championship Series.

College athletes, visit the DontBetOnIt.org site.
Remember, when the NCAA informs you about all the evils of gambling and point
shaving, do as they say, not as they do.

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Are Any Radio Touts Real Football Handicappers?

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Joe Wiz is joining Jonathan Stone, Freeplays,
Jeff Allen, Bobby Ventura, Sebastian, Duke Wins, Mike
Wynn as screaming on my radio that he never loses. Does anybody beat Joe Whiz?
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Conference Championship Bettors Preview

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From the standpoint of the sports better, the staff of OffshoreInsiders.com
breaks down some key statistical comparisons for the conference championship
games.

MAC

Central Michigan-Miami Ohio

The Chippewas have the upper hand in most offensive
categories, but the RedHawks have the statistical
advantage defensively.

CMU amasses 78.9 more total yards per game on .7 more
yards per play. One of the more prominent areas is in rushing yards per attempt
where Central has the edge by 1.1. Miami Ohio
though relies much more on the big play. Despite completing 11.2 percent less
of their passes, the RedHawks get 1.7 more passing
yards per reception.

On defense, it’s Miami
with a superiority of 94.3 fewer yards allowed per game on .8 less yards per
play. They also allow a completion percentage of 7.2 less.

Conference USA

Tulsa-Central Florida

It’s yet another contest where one team has a fairly
significant edge on offense, while the other gets the numbers their way on defense.
Offensively, Tulsa has a yards per game pre-eminence if 124.9 total yards per game.
But it’s because of 181.4 yards
per game passing difference as UCF rushes for 56.5
more yards per game. The Golden Hurricanes do average 1.2 more yards per play,
a telling statistic say most top gamblers.

However, likewise UCF accrues .5
more yards per rush, but Tulsa 2.3
more yards per pass and 3.6 more yards per catch.

The Golden Knights allow 102.1 fewer yards on .9 less
yards per play allowed. Perhaps the biggest numerical disparity is in turnover
ratio. Tulsa is -7, but UCF +5, a
net advantage of 12 for Central.

ACC

Virginia Tech-Boston College

Although BC has an edge of 105.5 more total yards per
game, Tech rushes for 27.8 extra yards. The Eagles get 7.6 more first downs per
game. In the ever important yards per play category, it’s Boston
College getting .7 more. Tech
though has a pretty significant numerical dominance of 1.1 more yards per
catch.

On defense, the check marks favor V Tech by 48.7 total
yards per game and .4 yards
per play. BC though allows 20.6 fewer rushing yards on a few half-yard less per
attempt. The Hokies have a huge turnover margin upper hand by 10.

SEC

Tennessee-LSU

Numerically, the Tigers are better on both sides of the
ball. LSU gets 44.8 more yards per game, though the Vols accumulate 27.8 more passing yards. The biggest
discrepancy is in passing yards per reception where LSU
gets 2.0 more. With Tennessee
completing 7.3 higher percent of the passes, the overall offensive upper hand
for LSU is fairly nominal.

Defensively LSU permits 121.8
fewer yards on 1.2 less yards per play. Tennessee
is less vulnerable to the big play, allowing 1.3 fewer passing yards per
attempt. LSU has a turnover ratio better by 12.

Big 12

Oklahoma-Missouri

These two teams are fairly close on paper. In fact, while Mizzou gets 49.8 more yards per game, Oklahoma
accumulates .3 more yards per play. Oklahoma
has the edge in both rushing yards per attempt and passing yards per attempt by
.2 and 1.4 respectively and they also get 2.4 more passing yards per reception.

Also the Sooners have slight edges in most defensive
categories including yards per game of 56.2 and .4 fewer yards per play
allowed. Yet the Tigers allow .1 less passing yards per attempt and .4 less
passing yards per reception.

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NFL Injuries For November 25

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The top handicapping experts of OffshoreInsiders.com
give you NFL injuries for fantasy football
players and sports bettors.

Titans-Bengals

Tennessee
starting defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth is a game
time decision.

Raiders-Chiefs

Chiefs running back Larry Johnson
is out. Of course his back-up Priest Holmes retired.

Seahawks-Rams

The Seahawks wide receiver D.J.
Hackett is very probable. Running back Shaun Alexander is out again. Quarterback
Matt Hasselbeck missed practice early in the week, but will likely play with
bruised ribs.

Vikings-Giants

Will superstar Adrian Peterson make his return for Minnesota?
Not likely tells Cy McCormick of the online betting
syndicate MasterLockLine.com. Peterson is very doubtful.

Reports say the Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress’
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Bills-Jaguars

Buffalo star
running back Marshawn Lynch is out.

Saints-Panthers

The Saints running back Reggie Bush most likely gets the
start but a final decision will be made during warm-ups. Panthers quarterback
Vinny Testaverde was added to the injury list after his back tightened up. His
status will also be determined after warm-ups. Stiff David Carr is available.

Ravens-Chargers

The Ravens are without starting quarterback Steve McNair
and tight end Todd Heap. Cornerback Chris McAlister is a game time decision.

Browns-Texans

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Broncos-Bears

Denver has
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Patriots-Eagles

Eagles signal caller Donovan McNabb it out. A.J. Feeley
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Redskins-Buccaneers

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Controversies and Scandals Have Lessons in Handicapping

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Recently sports have seen minor controversies to major
scandals that all have direct or indirect handicapping lessons. In short, they
can be summed up in what we preach time and time again. The key to successful sports betting is
getting an edge as often as possible.

This is exactly why coaches are notoriously secretive
about the injury status of key players and also why we sports bettors exercise
every source to get the accurate lowdown.

Coaches believe the more he knows about the injury status
of his and his opponent’s key players, the more of an edge his team will get.
It’s the same way with gamblers against their sportsbook opponent.

It’s precisely the reason the now infamous scandals of
disgraced NBA referee Tim Donaghy and likely soon-to-be former Texas A&M football coach Dennis Franchione are so significant.
Investing is sports scores is much like Wall Street betting. “Inside
information” that coaches and refs have access to is the sports broker’s
version of insider trading.

So is the lesson for the sports gambler that if we don’t
get the state’s evidence directly from a coach or referee that we are out of
luck? The answer is absolutely not. “Inside” information is far from the only
way to get the upper hand on betting the odds.

A lot of valuable insight is out there. Just because
information is public does not mean it’s widely circulated.

So often the keenest intelligence comes to light after the
odds have been posted, often somewhat limiting how sportsbooks can act in
response. We’ve long touted Google News as our favorite aggregator of sports
betting information such as injuries, expert analysis on how teams match up,
motivation recognition and other very useful bullet points.

However, Topix and ESPN have also teamed up to try to
compete with Google News. Replacing their “Sitelines” section, ESPN has
partnered with Topix to create “ESPN local”. This new feature aggregates
articles of interest to the sports fan and gambler. That being said, Google
News still reigns supreme, but the ESPN/Topix synergy has potential for the
handicapper.

We move on to a minor controversy, but certainly an
example of a coach pulling out all the stops to get the leg up on the
competition or more accurately to counter the eminence of their foe.

Georgia
finally ended Florida’s series
domination in college football. In said game, the Bulldogs had a choreographed
excessive celebration penalty after their first touchdown. Head coach Mark
Richt admitted he told the team, “I expect you guys to celebrate to the point
where the official will throw a flag for excessive celebration.”

Richt said his instructions were intended to fire up his
team because he felt they needed to play with more passion. He did not
specifically verify, but we strongly suspect that the fact that Florida
had won 15 of the previous 17 meetings was motivational factor No. 1.

The handicapping ramifications are to never underestimate
the importance of emotion and the psychology of sports. Of course most players
on both Florida and Georgia
were being potty trained when the domination started. Each team has gone
through several coaching changes during the era. Despite all that, clearly
Richt knew that a well publicized one-sided rivalry leads to swagger from one
team and a “culture of losing” from the other.

Sports bettors should not completely disregard historical
data even if the period precedes every player and coach who will affect that
outcome of the game being handicapped. I honestly believe if Georgia
had the 15-2 series edge, Richt would never have felt the need to manufacture boastfulness
and confidence.

Then there was the short-lived, though periodic
speculation about the Indianapolis Colts piping in crowd noise during home
games. For our purposes, the veracity of these accusations is not as relevant
as the fact that there is a reason why opponents care if the Colts are bending
rules.

Again, crowd noise can give a home team—we will say it
again—“the edge”. Few coaches or players will dispute the affect of the “12th
man” in football or the “6th man” in basketball.

This is why we love it when we read that a team has for
example “only the third sellout in two years” or that the small town mayor held
a noon pep rally the day of a big
game.

Not that a game or pointspread is necessarily going to be
affected by a pep rally, but such seemingly innocuous events are symptoms of
how significant a specific game is and how passionate the hometown crowd is going
to be.

In college, we always keep an eye out for when the
non-elite college basketball teams are playing home games while the student
body is on winter break. The level of home court and home field advantage is
fluid and will vary game-to-game, especially with lower profile schools where
sellouts are far from a given.

What the average gambler takes for granted, the sharp
player yearns for. No edge is too banal for smart money players. Best of all, one
need not always have access to a private booster newsletter or collude with a
rogue official. So often the most indispensable information to the gambler can
be in the fourth paragraph of a squad’s hometown newspaper or within the official
team press release.

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Opening Day NBA Betting Notes

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Here are sports betting news and notes for opening night
of the NBA

Blazers-Spurs

Portland head
coach Nate McMillan said he will not announce his
starting five until tipoff claiming the media
attention would make it a distraction for the players. They brought in Steve
Blake to compete with incumbent Jarrett Jack.
Most importantly, Martell Webster has a tremendous preseason averaging
17.7 points per game while shooting 58 percent from the field.

Sportsbooks has
the Spurs as a 13.5 point favorite with a total ranging from 189 to 189.5. With
injuries to Jacque Vaughn and Beno Udrih, rookie Darius Washington will be the only point
guard on the Spurs bench.

The Spurs are 19-7 ATS in the head-to-head meeting, with
the home team covering 6-of-8.

Jazz-Warriors

Golden State
is a 3.5 point favorite at BetUs
Sportsbook with a total of 214.5. Jazz backup small forward Matt Harpring is a game time decision. Because of the California
wildfires causing cancellation of the preseason game to the Lakers, Golden
State has played once in the last
11 days.

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Rockets-Lakers

The Lakers are without second leader scorer from last year
Lamar Odom.

NewBodog has Houston
as a five point road favorite with a total of 195.5. The Lakers Kobe Bryant is
probable with a sprained right wrist. Houston
has a new coach, the much more offensive minded Rick Adelman.
The series has been close, last year each team won twice, each winning in
overtime in Tinsel Town.

The Lakers have covered 9-of-13 in the series.

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Early Season NBA Betting Crib Sheet

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As is the case in all sports, everyone and their sister
are doing NBA season previews. This is very much true even with those in the
handicapping industry. From a spread bettor’s standpoint, these forecasts can
have little value.

As we point out similar examples in every sport, San
Antonio could have the best record in the NBA and Atlanta
could have the worst. Yet it’s still
conceivable that the Hawks could have a better spread record.

Being right about projected divisional standings assures
little in spread betting. Just imagine
the gambling bloodbath when such predictions are wrong.

This year’s NFL is an aberration where the two of the
three teams widely considered being the best in the NFL before the year
started—Indianapolis and New
England—also have great spread records. How quickly we forget the
Chargers were among the big three preseason favorites, though we know they will
be heard from. But let us get back to the NBA.

Elite handicappers look for fluid tendencies rather than
handicapping an entire season before it starts. This is a big reason why we
minimize futures bets and even playoff series bets, to eliminate the danger of
being even subconsciously biased in our day to day soothsaying.

At OffshoreInsiders.com,
we compile pages of notes for our betting “cheat sheets” on every
team, updated daily. So here are some highlights of early tendencies we are
looking for in our every day NBA handicapping:

Golden State: “Predictably Unpredictable”

One of our many Golden Rules of sports handicapping is
that square players avoid erratic teams, sharp players love them. In short, the
angle is that we bet against such teams the hotter and bigger favorite they are
and wager on them the colder and bigger underdog they become.

Yes, professional gamblers know there are many situations
to go with horrible, slumping teams and go against elite teams during their
winning streak. Why will the Warriors be a team squares hate and sharpies love?

Well, yet another Golden Rule that has made you and us a
fortune this college football season: it’s easier to be the hunter than the
hunted. Golden State
enters the year as a chic team fresh off a 16-5 straight up run to close out
the regular season, followed by the historic upset of Dallas.

Golden State
is a high flying, up-tempo team that lives off the three-point shot. Last year
they led the league in three-point attempts and their average went up after the
Jan. 16 trade in which they acquired Stephen Jackson and Al Harrington.

Riding the hot hand, they shot the three-pointer even more
in the playoffs, averaging a stunning 31 attempts per game in the post-season
compared to 23.4 attempts before the aforesaid trade. This is even more
significant because defenses tighten and the pace slows in the postseason.

This formula means they will look like a lottery team one
night and a championship contender the next night. Perhaps it’s the Golden
(State) Rule. Watch them drive 90 percent of gamblers nuts, yet be “Golden”
going both for and against for wiseguy gamblers, depending on the situation.

Grizzlies Built to Improve as the Year Goes
On

Memphis had
the worst record in the NBA last year, but they have a fresh coach, new GM, and
a plethora of new to the job players.

And we do mean “new”. Their coach Mark Iavaroni has his
first head coaching job. Other than Damon Stoudamire, the average player has
less than three years NBA experience. They will be better in January and
February than in November. Best of all, their early season struggles will lower
their value with the offshore and Vegas sportsbooks just in time for them to
improve.

Look for us to ride them as huge underdogs after their
first 15-20 games of abysmal play. We eye them as one of the top dichotomous
ATS and SU squads. Again, the script and
a successful evergreen one at that: we discount 98 percent of trends, but this
has proven to be the exception to the rule. If a team has a great SU record but
horrid ATS record or visa versa, we bet for that to continue as it is the sign
of which teams are most under or overvalued.

Mavericks an Early Season “Over” Team

Dallas coach
Avery Johnson transformed the Mavericks from a shoot and let God sort them out
team to a squad that thought defense first, second and third. The result was
one of the great postseason failures in sports history.

Johnson learned that having Dirk Nowitzki thinking defense
foremost is the equivalent of trying to make Peyton Manning or Tom Brady a
thousand yard rusher.

Not only will Dallas
correct that blunder, but the focus this offseason was improving their
weakness: their offense against the zone. New assistant coach Paul Westphal was
hired to do just that, among other things focusing on execution rather than
trying to outsmart their opponent with new fangled looks. This is a wise move
considering Dallas has the
offensive weapons. Look for point guard Devin Harris to be among the most
improved players in the league offensively.

Nets Will Come Out of the Gates Quickly

The Nets point guard and leader Jason Kidd is what a point
guard should be. He makes players better
and brings into play his weapons. He has a lot more to work with this year.
Jamaal Magloire, Sean Williams and Malik Allen have been added, Josh Boone is
rapidly improving and Nenad Krstic is back from injury.

The team has gelled in camp and in the preseason. Buoyed
by all this, we look for the Nets to look like world beaters early on.

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Broncos-Packers MNF Betting Preview

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Monday Night Football will have fantasy football and
sports
betting experts alike watching the Green Bay Packers take on the Denver
Broncos.

The top all-time NFL handicapper Mike Godsey of GodsTips.com says that one of the keys to
finding overvalued versus undervalued teams is comparing straight up records
and points per game stats to the “real stats that handicappers use”, teams net
yardage margin.

There is not a huge edge there as Green
Bay is 5-2 straight up, but 4-2 in winning net yards
margin. Denver is 3-3 straight up
and 2-4 with the “net yardage margin” win-loss record. However, they have been
beaten statistically in four straight games.

On offense, Green Bay
is getting 5.5 yards per play against teams normally allowing 5.3. Denver
gets 4.7 yards per carry against teams normally allowing 4.3 and 7.5 yards per
pass against teams normally allowing 6.5. That’s a cumulative 6.2 to 5.5.

On defense, the Cheese Heads allow just 3.8 yards per rush
to teams normally getting 4.3. Their opponent, Denver
allows 5.1 yards per rush against teams normally allowing 4.4 and 7.2 yards per
pass against teams normally allowing 6.7. That’s 5.9 yards per play against
teams normally allowing 5.9.

Green Bay has
played only two road games, but won both averaging 29 points per game and
allowing just 14.5.

The Broncos have won two straight Monday night games at
Invesco Field, and 10 of their last 13 Monday home games. Brett Favre has lost
five straight on MNF.

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Week 8 Fantasy Football and NFL Betting Injury Information

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Week 8 NFL betting: now let’s take a look at late game NFL
injuries and key information for sports bettors, fantasy football gurus
and more. The early NFL injuries for online gamblers are here.

Bills-Jets

Despite it being an inter-state east coast battle, it is a
4:00 EST start or 1:00 for Las Vegas
sports bettors. Struggling New
York is a three-point favorite at most sportsbooks. The Jets are without
linebacker Jonathan “Stone” Vilma.

Texans-Chargers

Houston
quarterback Matt Schaub is considered probable to
questionable. San Diego starting
defensive tackle Jamal Williams is a game time decision. San
Diego will fight the distractions of being displaced
because of the California
wildfires. Houston should have the
services of running back Ahman Green.

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Jaguars-Buccaneers

Tampa varies
among sportsbooks as a 3.5 or
four-point favorites. Jacksonville’s
running back Maurice Jones-Drew is a game time decision. WFAN
radio’s Mike Francesca believes the Jaguars will be “as conservative as a team
can be today” because the Jags are without quarterback David Garrard. “It will
be a 10-6 type game” according to the talk show host. Garrard may miss four
weeks.

Saints-49ers

Darrell Jackson is doubtful. Running back Frank Gore is
now considered questionable after being listed as probable early in the week.

Redskins-Patriots

New England’s running back Sammy
Morris and tight end Ben Watson are questionable.

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