This preseason is a little different compared to years past due to the lockout. Some traditional trends still apply, but following them blindly is never a good idea. For example, many people published predictions and placed action on games, only to backtrack and hedge the other side due to new information. Waiting for player rotations and coaches intentions may cost us a couple points on the line, but it’s much better than being stuck with an early position that no longer has value at all.
More games in the preseason land on the “3″ than in the regular season, so grabbing the hook or playing that number is even more imperative than usual. Luckily for us, bookmakers aren’t as scared to move off of 3 like they are during the season.
To kickoff the 2011 slate of games, many coaches are openly talking about their reluctance to put any of their top players on the field at all. This means team depth and backup quarterbacks become even more important for week 1.
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wow, i love Tony Romo! Unlike many who dislike himI actually wish that he has the best season of his career yet. This goes for Dwight Freeny and the rest of the cowboys aswell.