Let's Not Forget About The Bills This Week!

Let's Not Forget About The Bills This Week! I mentioned on another site last week about what happens when a team breaks a long losing streak. The Lions to be specific. They tend to fall on their ass the next game. Well that's exactly what happened to the Lions as they got their score doubled by the Bears. This week the Bills are coming off a game with the Dolphins, and the Bills ATS record after playing the Dolphins is atrocious! Look to take the Browns +6 or better this coming week!

I was just looking at that game. ANderson looked fairly good for the Browns too. Like the Browns +6 as well.

[QUOTE=BAGIANT;4633]I mentioned on another site last week about what happens when a team breaks a long losing streak. The Lions to be specific. They tend to fall on their ass the next game. Well that's exactly what happened to the Lions as they got their score doubled by the Bears. This week the Bills are coming off a game with the Dolphins, and the Bills ATS record after playing the Dolphins is atrocious! Look to take the Browns +6 or better this coming week![/QUOTE] So what causes this alleged correlation? What's so special about what the Dolphins do to the Bills?

The only reason the Browns gave the Bengals any game at all was because they had a starting field position edge of 23 yards in regulation. First time all season Cleveland had an advantage. Down over 8 yards per game coming in. Cleveland is not a team you want to back on a regular basis.

[QUOTE=Bleonard;4642]The only reason the Browns gave the Bengals any game at all was because they had a starting field position edge of 23 yards in regulation. First time all season Cleveland had an advantage. Down over 8 yards per game coming in. Cleveland is not a team you want to back on a regular basis.[/QUOTE] So you wanna to back the Bills-6 I think Bagiant points are dead on. Cleveland is a different team with Anderson at QB they move the ball and get 1st downs on 3rd down and with KR/PR Cribbs back there they have a threat everytime he touches the ball.

[QUOTE=roughrider39;4645]So you wanna to back the Bills-6 I think Bagiant points are dead on. Cleveland is a different team with Anderson at QB they move the ball and get 1st downs on 3rd down and with KR/PR Cribbs back there they have a threat everytime he touches the ball.[/QUOTE] He didn't say he liked the Bills, he said he wouldn't back the Browns. Sounds like a pass to me.

[QUOTE=Bleonard;4642]The only reason the Browns gave the Bengals any game at all was because they had a starting field position edge of 23 yards in regulation. First time all season Cleveland had an advantage. Down over 8 yards per game coming in. Cleveland is not a team you want to back on a regular basis.[/QUOTE] Agreed. And I'd be hesitant to anoint Derek Anderson the Browns' savior. They were in a good situational spot last week. They had a intra-state/division rival, at home, who was coming off a SUPER big win against the defending champs. You tell me that wasn't a tailor-made situation for the Browns. Having said all that, Harrison seems to be a lot more explosive than Lewis ever was, gives this offense a nice punch. And the emergence of Massaquoi was quite a nice development. With him and Braylon on the outside, perhaps they'll be able to begin to stretch the field a little. On the flip, the Bills are coming off a dismantling. They'll be hungry for a win and be looking to play well. Buffalo at home has one of the best HFA in the league. Definitely not comfortable backing the Brownies in that spot. This game's a pass ALL THE WAY.

Yeah looks like a pass.

[QUOTE=Bleonard;4642]The only reason the Browns gave the Bengals any game at all was because they had a starting field position edge of 23 yards in regulation. First time all season Cleveland had an advantage. Down over 8 yards per game coming in. [/QUOTE] Cleveland played at least even in regulation. When you force six 3 and outs by your opponent, and have only two of them yourself, you are going to win the field position game. It's like saying, "The only reason Cleveland was in this game, is because they played their best game to date". Not sure we want to go qualifying starting field position as luck. Now 75 yard fumble returns for touchdowns might be another story...

[QUOTE=Twoniner;4651]Cleveland played at least even in regulation. When you force six 3 and outs by your opponent, and have only two of them yourself, you are going to win the field position game. It's like saying, "The only reason Cleveland was in this game, is because they played their best game to date". Not sure we want to go qualifying starting field position as luck. Now 75 yard fumble returns for touchdowns might be another story...[/QUOTE] Really good point Twoniner!