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4-0 Perfect Weekend in NFL Week 2 Playoffs

Saturday, January 21st, 2012

Our handicappers delivered our members a perfect 4-0 NFL playoff weekend in week 2. They have their eye on 2 winners for the AFC and NFC championship games for 2012 NFL Playoffs. If you are not already a member, then get on board and beat your book this weekend. Let’s continue to increase our bankroll heading to the superbowl! We also have a fantastic special going on:

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Raiders Owner Al Davis at 82

Saturday, October 8th, 2011

OAKLAND, Calif. – Al Davis, the Hall of Fame owner of the Oakland Raiders known for his rebellious spirit, has died.

The team announced his death at age 82 on Saturday.

It was not immediately clear when and where he died.

It was Davis’ willingness to buck the establishment that helped turn the NFL into THE establishment in sports — the most successful sports league in American history.

Davis was charming, cantankerous and compassionate — a man who when his wife suffered a serious heart attack in the 1970s moved into her hospital room. But he was best known as a rebel, a man who established a team whose silver-and-black colors and pirate logo symbolized his attitude toward authority, both on the field and off.

Davis was one of the most important figures in NFL history. That was most evident during the 1980s when he fought in court — and won — for the right to move his team from Oakland to Los Angeles. Even after he moved them back to the Bay Area in 1995, he went to court, suing for $1.2 billion to establish that he still owned the rights to the L.A. market.

Until the decline of the Raiders into a perennial loser in the first decade of the 21st century he was a winner, the man who as a coach, then owner-general manager-de facto coach, established what he called “the team of the decades” based on another slogan: “commitment to excellence.” And the Raiders were excellent, winning three Super Bowls during the 1970s and 1980s and contending almost every other season — an organization filled with castoffs and troublemakers who turned into trouble for opponents.

Davis, elected in 1992 to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, also was a trailblazer. He hired the first black head coach of the modern era — Art Shell in 1988. He hired the first Latino coach, Tom Flores; and the first woman CEO, Amy Trask. And he was infallibly loyal to his players and officials: to be a Raider was to be a Raider for life.

But it was his rebellious spirit, that willingness to buck the establishment, that helped turn the NFL into THE establishment in sports — the most successful sports league in American history. He was the last commissioner of the American Football league and led it on personnel forays that helped force a merger that turned the expanded NFL into the colossus it remains.

Born in Brockton, Mass., Davis grew up in Brooklyn and graduated from Erasmus Hall High School, a spawning ground in the two decades after World War II for a number of ambitious young people who became renowned in sports, business and entertainment. Davis was perhaps the second most famous after Barbra Streisand.

“We had a reunion in Los Angeles and 500 people showed up, including Bah-bruh,” he once told an interviewer in that combination of southern drawl/Brooklynese that was often parodied among his acquaintances within the league and without.

A graduate of Syracuse University, he became an assistant coach with the Baltimore Colts at age 24; and was an assistant at The Citadel and then Southern California before joining the Los Angeles Chargers of the new AFL in 1960. Only three years later, he was hired by the Raiders and became the youngest general manager-head coach in pro football history with a team he called “the Raid-uhs” in 1963.

He was a good one, 23-16-3 in three seasons with a franchise that had started its life 9-23.

Then he bought into the failing franchise, which played on a high school field adjacent to the Nimitz Freeway in Oakland and became managing general partner, a position he held until his death.

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NFL Week 5 Power Rankings by ATSWinners

Friday, October 7th, 2011

Power rankings are good to have, but they only tell you where teams sit in relation to one another in the overall scheme of things. A team lower in rank could easily defeat a team above it if they matchup well with them.

Rankings – Contenders:

greenbay Champs are the champs until proven otherwise, and so far no one has. Rank near the top in 9 critical categories.

newengland Offense can not be stopped by most defenses (We believe the #3 power ranking by us can). D not giving up as many points as the yardage would indicate.

3  baltimore Best defense in the NFL right now. Ray Rice runs wild. If Flacco improves in the passing game, they will be a nightmare.

neworleans Rank near the top in 7 critical categories, but need to improve dramatically in the red zone on both sides of the ball before they can challenge for the championship.

houston The defense is playing very well, and ranking higher in most categories than their offense. When the offense is healthy, they can score with anyone.

chargers Despite injuries this team continues to play strong. Now that they finally survived September, perhaps they can get healthy enough to get deep in the playoffs.

detriot Finally a healthy Lions team showing all the talent they have piled up in the draft. Once they get Nick Farley on the Defensive line, they will be scary on both sides of the ball. Still need a signature win vs a top team though to prove their legitimacy.

pittsburg They are slipping due to age, but still professionals. If they can overcome injuries and poor O-line play they can still have a good season and get into the playoffs. However, if they can not, they will start dropping in our power rankings.

Rank – Pretenders:
dallas Defense is playing well under new defensive coordinator Rob Ryan. If Tony UhOh can get out of his own way, they could be a contender. Both O/D lines playing well.

10  washington Defense seems legit and is allowing the methodical offense to keep them in every game. However, they still need to play a real contender to see if they can hang.

11  eagles So much talent, but not gelling on either side of the ball. If they can start playing as a team, and coaching decisions improve they can play up to their ability.

12  tennesseetitans Defense is much better than expected and the O-line is making Hasselback look like he did when he took Seattle to the superbowl. Losing Britt is a big loss though.

13  newyorkgiantsgif Still finding ways to win even with several injuries in the starting lineup. O-line is a concern, and Eli continues to be just average.

14  nyjets A lot of talk, but not backing it up much this year.  We were never high on Sanchez and have been public about this since his days at USC. He can manage a game while defense and the running game carry him on their back. Now that the running game has disappeared, and the defense can not stop anyone in the red zone, Sanchez is getting exposed for the “average” quarterback he is.

15  atlantafalcons We call this team “2-face” because they look almost unbeatable at home, and look scared on the road. Their line play on both sides of the ball isn’t good this year.

16  tampabaybucs Still a year or two away from being a top contender. They start slow and then do what they have to in order to win the game. When these young players mature, they will challenge anyone and anywhere.

Rankings - On the Bubble:
17  oaklandraiders O-line playing much better than expected. Defensive Line big and strong. McFadden is a beat. Unfortunately their secondary has given up 100 points from long drives! Worst in the NFL.

18  buffalobills Back to reality. They have major problems on defense and do not have an elite quarterback to compensate. They may have enough adrenaline from their home crowd to pull off some impressive wins, but they will be exposed on the road and for the rest of the season.

19  chicagobears They are overrated, plain and simple. Offensive line is still pathetic, and offense is ranking low in important categories this year. Luckily their special teams and defense has kept them in games this year.

20  sanfrancisco49ers Strange and lucky win in Philadelphia. Defense plays well, but offense is very suspect.

21  bengals The youngsters on offense showing potential “Dalton, AJ Green, and Gresham” , and defense is not giving up yardage too easily. However, mistakes and youth on offense still holding this team back from being a consistently good team.

22 carolinapanthers Cam Newton as our handicapper “Brye M.” has said for 2 years is the second-coming. He looks to be right. Newton is putting up unreal numbers and vegas is loving his backdoor covers. Unfortunately all this yardage is not turning into enough points, and their defense is mediocre. Hopefully the rest of the team catches up with Newton before Defensive coordinators figure out the tape and how to slow Cam down.

Rankings -  “Suck for Luck” Sweepstakes:
23  clevelandbrowns They are not terrible, but they are not good either. Lucky for them they got the 2010 chiefs schedule and their record is better than their team actually is.

24  minnesotavikings Some good talent here, but inconsistent play on both sides of the ball are hindering them from turning these Losses into “W’s”.  Ponder may see action by Week 6.

25  arizonacardinals Hard to win games when your O-line and secondary suck. Did everyone really believe Kevin Kolb was going to cover that up?!

26  denverbroncos Von Miller is the only bright spot.

27  jaguars Sign veterans in the offseason, but throw in the towel and start a “not NFL ready” Gabbert? Horrible play from their O/D lines has this team in limbo.

28  miamidolphins Defense not living up to their potential. The team ranks near the bottom in 9 critical categories. If they stop underachieving they could win some games.

29  stlouisrams Not enough quality depth to overcome key injuries. Bradford is frustrated with all the drops. Never out of it in this division.

30  seattleseahawks Sidney Rice has given this pathetic offense a much needed dimension. Still not enough. Pete Carroll needs to take his talents back to the NCAA.

31  colts Two respectable efforts keep them out of the bottom, but they challenge KC for that spot in Week 5!

32 kansascitychiefs Their best player is the 12th man, unfortunately they will not be playing at home all season. They suffered key injuries to key players on an already less than average team. They rank low in 9 key categories and they will never have a chance to compete with the big boys with noodle arm Cassel. This team is so bad they will probably accidentally win just enough games to miss out on the “Suck-for-luck” sweepstakes!

The importance of Key Numbers in Football: Learning how to Bet

Friday, September 23rd, 2011

Football is definitely the most exciting sport in America, but it’s even more exciting when your making money at the same time! We often get asked what “key numbers” mean and refer to in relation with gambling football. Knowing what the key numbers are in football is absolutely critical to being a successful gambler.

The one number oddsmakers hate to get off is 3. That tells you right there that three is the most important number. Our leading football handicapper Beau Lynn, nationally known as “Cat5″ provided research statitistics for us from the past 20 years to see how frequently games were decided by 3 points. The data showed that roughly 16 percent of NFL games finished with an exact 3-point difference. That research data also showed that this was more than double that of games finishing with exactly a 7 point difference, the next key number. Seven percent of NFL games end with a team winning by exactly 7 points.

Other key numbers are 6 (occurs six percent of the time), 10 (five percent) and 4 (five percent).

These are important numbers to know, understand, and put heavy emphasis on. Rarely will you find a football game, particularly in the NFL, end in victories of 1, 2, 5, 8, 12, 15 and 16 points. Extra point kicks in the NFL have nearly a 100 percent success rate, unlike in college.

It’s important to anticipate if and when a game may moves off a key number because this can mean the difference between a WIN or a LOSS. A strong clue is higher juice tied to one side, especially early in the week.

If the favorite opens -3 and the vig keeps climbing, there’s a possibility of the line eventually moving to 3.5. So if you like the favorite, the time to bet is right away. If you like the underdog, it would be prudent to wait in the hopes a 3.5 will come up.

Just like on sides, there are key betting numbers on over/unders. The two most important numbers in this area are 41 and 37.

Successful total players often make their own power rating and then look for a disparity of at least three points in the odds from their number.

If a 37 or 41 are involved, the disparity could be just one or two points.

Other key totals numbers are 51, 38, 44 and 45. It can be much easier to middle or side a total rather than a pointspread number because odds makers move totals faster. That’s because there is usually more wiseguy action on totals.

Knowing your key numbers will help you be more successful in the long run, and allow you to jump on the best line in your favor so you avoid losing by those hooks! It is also important to have several books so you can line shop to get the best line in your favor. Far to often we see amateur gamblers take whatever line their book has it at, and it can mean the difference between a Win or Loss. The books have enough advantage as it is, wise up and take some of that advantage back.

Big 12 on Life Support

Thursday, September 22nd, 2011

While it seems the Big 12 has been saved once again, we wouldn’t bet on the league lasting too much longer.

It seems Mizzou has options. And it has to realize there is NO replacing Nebraska, Colorado, and A&M.
And certainly not with TCU, Louisville, BYU, or with whatever scrub school you pick. Texas could turn the LHN into the Big 12 network tomorrow and it wouldn’t matter. The fact that they won’t is just further insult to injury.

The Big 12 is no longer a major conference. There’s two big dogs at the top and nobody else. TV networks will know this. Recruits will know this. And the rest of country will know this. But the two big dogs will have their own networks to counter this. The rest won’t. Everyone else will exist to get steamrolled by OK and TX on their way to a BCS game.

If Mizzou has an offer from the SEC and they don’t take it, Tiger fans should be rioting in the streets.

Easy Thursday Night NCAAFB Winner on the Under

Thursday, September 15th, 2011

Our handicappers are still tearing up the books hitting a perfect 4-0 on NFL and NCAAFB since Monday. That is after coming off a 6-1 NCAAFB Saturday and 4-2 NFL Sunday! That is a 14-3 record since last Saturday in football! The only loss in NCAAFB since last Saturday was a notre dame loss with a miracle hail mary by Michigan.

Thursday night our handicappers delivered a laid back easy winner taking the Under on the LSU vs. Mississippi State game. They have 2 plays on Friday and some large plays ready for us this weekend on both NCAAFB and NFL.

Let’s keep the momentum going as ATSWinners is now 22-8-1 overall to start the football season!!

10-3 this weekend in NCAAFB and NFL

Monday, September 12th, 2011

Our football handicappers went 10-3 this weekend with a 6-1 record on college football Saturday and 4-2 in the NFL on Sunday. They have 3 plays ready for Monday night NFL double header and look to continue to beat the books. The public is jumping all over the Patriots as well as the Broncos in today’s double header match-ups. Let’s start this week off right with increasing our bank roll and enjoying 2 games on Monday night!

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2 Huge NFL Handicapper Releases Opening Weekend

Wednesday, September 7th, 2011

Our football handicappers have started off the college season 8-4-1, and have 2 HUGE releases in the NFL this week where they believe the books have severely missed the mark on the line. We have 6 releases from Thursday to Monday for the first week of NFL and our cappers are excited about making some money! If you have not joined up, now is the time to do so, as there will be 2 huge releases this Sunday in the NFL that shouldn’t miss! Get on board for the season and let’s have a great season together taking money from our books!

David Garrard released by NFL Jacksonville Jaguars

Tuesday, September 6th, 2011

Jacksonville is releasing starting quarterback David Garrard. This poses 3 questions:

1. How does this affect the AFC South? The Houston Texans are now, even moreso than before, the team to beat in the division. Look no further than the quarterback landscape for the reason. Luke McCown takes over for the Jaguars, making him the third new Week 1 starter in the AFC South.

In Indianapolis, Kerry Collins at some point will give way to injured starter Peyton Manning, who will need a few weeks to get himself in order, by which time the Texans could have created a safety cushion. In Tennessee, Matt Hasselbeck is good for the Titans, but he’s taken such abuse the past few seasons, it seems as if physically he’s on borrowed time. That would mean the Titans turning to Jake Locker before the rookie is ready.

While there is no guarantee Matt Schaub will stay upright to guide the Texans’ potent offense, it’s not the offense that will be the difference for Houston. The defense, led by new coordinator Wade Phillips, will be improved. Mario Williams, who’s converting from defensive end to linebacker, told me during the Cover Two Podcast on Tuesday that the transition to a 3-4 defense is coming along and that Phillips is putting players in position to succeed.

With a 35-year-old QB (Hasselbeck), a 38-year-old QB (Collins) and a career backup now starting in the division, things have been made easier for Houston while the defense gains traction. There are no excuses for the Texans not to take advantage. If they don’t, then it’s time for major change.

2. Where will Garrard land? Garrard could latch on as a backup in several places; Seattle, San Francisco, Buffalo and Miami immediately jump to mind. However, it could take time for a market to develop. Garrard is a steady player and surely on par with some current starter-turned-backups around the NFL, like David Carr and Derek Anderson.

Though the timing of his release is odd, Garrard can at least hit the market and not have to be the “if-all-else-fails” guy with the Jags. Garrard was about as good as he was going to get and that was good enough to get himself benched early last season and to have his team draft his successor with the 10th overall pick this spring.

3. Is Del Rio’s seat still warm? If all else fails with the Jags, head coach Jack Del Rio likely will be out as well. It was a gamble to release Garrard with such insecurity. John Fox did the same last season with Jake Delhomme in Carolina; it resulted in a catastrophe on the field and a job termination for Fox. Del Rio could be in the same boat, though to be fair, keeping Garrard could have produced the same results.