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12/22/2006 -
(Sportsbook Betting Lines) - For the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles, the NFC
East title is not going to be sitting under the tree Christmas morning. The
clubs, who will meet at Texas Stadium Monday evening, will have to engage in a
little holiday overtime to keep their hopes of a division crown intact.
Dallas, which has won four of its last five including an important 38-28 win
in Atlanta last Saturday night, needs only a victory on Monday to claim its
first NFC East title since 1998. The Cowboys own a one-game advantage over the
Eagles in the division, and remain in the hunt for the No. 2 seed in the NFC
and the first-round postseason bye it would bring.
Philadelphia, meanwhile, has been one of the league's biggest second-half
surprises, resuscitating a season that looked all but lost when quarterback
Donovan McNabb was ruled out for the year due to a torn ACL suffered against
the Titans on Nov. 19th. The Eagles have managed to go 3-1 in McNabb's stead,
scoring their most impressive victory during that stretch by going to the
Meadowlands and stunning the Giants, 36-22, last week.
Andy Reid's team defeated Dallas by a 38-24 count on Oct. 8th, and a second
win over the Cowboys would give the Eagles the tie-breaker advantage should
the two squads finish knotted in the standings. Philly will clinch at least a
Wild Card berth with a win on Monday, while Dallas has already secured its
first postseason trip since 2003.
Two different quarterbacks, McNabb and Dallas' Drew Bledsoe, started in the
first 2006 matchup between the squads. Garcia's counterpart on Sunday will be
Cowboys signal-caller Tony Romo, who was named to the NFC Pro Bowl squad on
Tuesday after fashioning a 6-2 record in his first half-season as a starter.
SERIES HISTORY
The Cowboys hold a 51-40 advantage in their all-time regular season series
with the Eagles, but as mentioned, were 38-24 road losers when the teams met
in Week 5. Dallas swept last season's home-and-home, including a 33-10 rout of
Philly at Texas Stadium in Week 5. Philadelphia has won four of the previous
five games held in Big D, including a 49-21 blowout in 2004.
In addition to their regular season advantage, the Cowboys have a 2-1 edge in
the postseason series. The Eagles were 20-7 winners in the 1980 NFC
Championship, while Dallas won NFC Divisional Playoff games over Philadelphia
following the 1992 and 1995 seasons.
Reid has a career record of 10-5 against the Cowboys, and is 4-3 all-time
against Dallas' Bill Parcells. Parcells has a 12-11 mark against Philadelphia
in his career, including 3-4 since coming to the Cowboys in 2003.
EAGLES OFFENSE VS. COWBOYS DEFENSE
Garcia (1042 passing yards, 9 TD, 1 INT) comes into Monday's game with a
sterling 96.3 passer rating, a surprising development indeed for a quarterback
that had not broken 90 in a single season since playing for the 49ers in 2001.
Garcia needs just two more touchdown passes to post his best yearly total
since departing San Francisco following the 2003 campaign. The veteran was 19-
of-28 for 237 yards with a touchdown, an interception, and a lost fumble in
the win over the Giants. The 36-year-old Garcia has spread the ball equally to
a number of capable targets, including running back Brian Westbrook (74
receptions, 4 TD), tight end L.J. Smith (48 receptions, 5 TD), and wideouts
Reggie Brown (43 receptions, 8 TD) and Donte' Stallworth (35 receptions, 5
TD). Brown was the pass-catching star against the Giants, hauling in four
passes for 77 yards including a 19-yard fourth-quarter touchdown catch that
put the Eagles ahead to stay. Smith added 54 yards on four grabs, a total that
does not include his two-point conversion catch following the Brown TD. Rookie
Hank Baskett (15 receptions, 1 TD) had three receptions for 112 yards and a
touchdown in the last meeting against Dallas, by far his most productive
outing of the season to date. The Philly line has surrendered 26
sacks on the year, but just four of those have been absorbed by Garcia.
Garcia should be able to make some hay downfield against a Dallas secondary
that has been the weak link in the Cowboys' defensive chain of late. One week
after allowing the Saints' Drew Brees to gut them for 384 yards and five
touchdown passes, Michael Vick and at Atlanta passing attack ranked dead last
in the league managed to throw four more touchdown passes against America's
Team last week. The Cowboys did manage a pair of interceptions versus Atlanta,
with Pro Bowl-bound outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware (57 tackles, 7.5 sacks, 1
INT) stepping in front of Vick's first pass of the second quarter and
returning it 41 yards for a Dallas touchdown, and safety Pat Watkins (29
tackles, 2 INT) intercepting backup Matt Schaub's deep ball attempt in the
closing seconds. Strong safety Roy Williams (54 tackles, 5 INT), who was
perhaps unjustifiably named to the Pro Bowl squad earlier in the week,
finished with six tackles against the Falcons. Dallas had four sacks in
Atlanta, including the first one-and-a-half in the career of rookie outside
linebacker Bobby Carpenter (12 tackles). The Cowboys are 21st in the NFL
against the pass (214.8 yards per game).
Westbrook (1092 rushing yards, 7 TD) was overlooked for Pro Bowl honors when
the NFC team was announced Tuesday, a borderline-criminal oversight in light
of the running back's impact on his team. Westbrook went over the 1,000-yard
rushing mark for the first time in his career last week, when he rushed 19
times for 97 yards, added five receptions for 40 yards out of the backfield,
and scored a pair of touchdowns. Among NFL players with more than 150 rushing
attempts, Westbrook's 5.1 yards per carry rank behind only San Francisco's
Frank Gore (5.5) and probable NFL MVP LaDainian Tomlinson (5.2). His 74
catches are third among league running backs behind the Saints' Reggie Bush
(84) and Rams' Steven Jackson (82). Offering a solid change of pace for the
Eagles is Correll Buckhalter (306 rushing yards, 23 receptions, 2 TD), who
carried eight times for 48 yards and scored his first rushing touchdown since
2003 in the Giants game. Philadelphia is 11th in the league in rushing offense
(124.1 yards per game), and fifth in yards per carry (4.9).
The Cowboys have done a generally good job against the run this season,
ranking seventh in NFL rushing defense (97.9 yards per game) and limiting
Westbrook to 33 rushing yards on 11 attempts when the teams met back in
October. Last Saturday, Dallas faced Atlanta's top-ranked running game and
held the Falcons well below their average with just 127 ground yards on the
night. Inside linebacker Akin Ayodele (75 tackles, 2 INT, 1 sack) led the
charge with five stops and a fumble recovery, though the recovery was coughed
right back up to the Falcons. Inside linebackers Bradie James (84 tackles, 1
INT) and Ayodele are 1-2 on the team in tackles as Week 16 begins. Up front,
nose tackle Jason Ferguson (34 tackles) has set the linebackers up for
success, and ends Marcus Spears (41 tackles, 1 sack) and Kenyon Coleman (26
tackles, 3 sacks) have had their moments as well. Coleman was particularly
involved in the Atlanta win, coming up with five tackles and notching his
third sack of the season.
COWBOYS OFFENSE VS. EAGLES DEFENSE
Though some were surprised that Romo (2440 passing yards, 16 TD, 10 INT) was
named to the Pro Bowl in light of his limited experience as the Cowboys'
signal-caller, it is impossible to minimize the impact he has had on his
team's run to the playoffs. The quarterback has a strong 98.4 passer rating as
Week 16 begins, is completing a robust 66.3 percent of his passes, and is
within striking distance of compiling 3,000 passing yards in what amounts to
less than three-quarters of a season. Romo has worked will with starting
wideouts Terrell Owens (77 receptions, 11 TD) and Terry Glenn (63 receptions,
6 TD), and has also gotten tight end Jason Witten (54 receptions, 1 TD)
involved a great deal. Owens took over the NFL lead in touchdown passes
against Atlanta last week, catching five passes for 69 yards and two
touchdowns, though his night was overshadowed by a spitting incident involving
Falcons cornerback DeAngelo Hall. Owens was limited to three catches for 45
yards when he faced his former team for the first time in Week 5. Glenn and
Witten both had five receptions last week, combining for 152 yards on those 10
grabs. Glenn is 79 yards shy of posting the first back-to-back 1,000-yard
seasons of his career. The Achilles heel in the Dallas offense is likely the
offensive line, which has allowed 30 sacks, including 14 of Romo.
The Eagles' defensive strength begins with its secondary, where free safety
Brian Dawkins (87 tackles, 3 INT, 1 sack) and cornerback Lito Sheppard (27
tackles, 5 INT) were both named to the Pro Bowl this past week. Dawkins comes
off one of the best games of his illustrious 11-year career. The Clemson
product forced a Brandon Jacobs fumble in Eagles territory in the first half,
came back on the next drive and intercepted an Eli Manning pass to set up a
Philadelphia touchdown, and in the fourth quarter stripped New York end
Visanthe Shiancoe on a pass play, with Sheppard recovering the loose ball.
Sheppard will be seeking a repeat performance of his first game against
Dallas, when he picked off a fourth-quarter Cowboys pass in the end zone,
returning it 102 yards for a game-sealing touchdown. Philly has mostly
struggled to apply pressure during the second half of the year, though top
pass rusher Trent Cole (60 tackles, 8 sacks, 1 INT) did make a huge impact
with an interception off a tipped Eli Manning pass in the closing stages of
last week's game, which he promptly returned for a 19-yard touchdown to sew up
the Eagles win. The Birds are 12th in the league against the pass (195 yards
per game).
Though it was Julius Jones (1019 rushing yards, 4 TD) that became Dallas'
first 1,000-yard rusher since Emmitt Smith last Saturday, the Cowboys' most
productive back in recent weeks has been second-year-pro Marion Barber III
(636 rushing yards, 18 receptions, 15 TD). Barber has scored multiple
touchdowns in four of his past five games, reaching the end zone twice on an
11-carry, 69-yard night against Atlanta last week. By contrast, Jones was held
to 26 yards on 13 totes versus the Falcons, and perhaps the Notre Dame
product's only memorable play of the second half of the season was his 77-yard
touchdown run that opened the scoring in an eventual blowout loss to the
Saints in Week 14. That ranks as the only game in Jones' last nine where he
has averaged better than four yards per carry. Jones carried 26 times for 100
yards against the Eagles in Week 5. Dallas is 10th in the league in rushing
offense (128.2 yards per game).
Philadelphia is mostly deserving of its reputation of being soft against the
run, though the league's 28th-ranked rushing defense (138.6 yards per game)
did a nice job against the Giants' tandem of Tiki Barber and Brandon Jacobs
last Sunday. The duo totaled 88 yards on 22 combined carries with a pair of
touchdowns, with neither breaking off a run of longer than 14 yards. Members
of the embattled front seven who performed well included rookie linebacker
Omar Gaither (45 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT), who posted 10 tackles and a sack
from his outside position, and defensive tackle Darwin Walker (33 tackles, 5
sacks, 1 INT), who contributed five stops to the proceedings. Middle
linebacker Jeremiah Trotter (107 tackles, 1 INT), who came up with four
tackles against the G-Men, continues to lead the Eagles in that category.
OVERALL ANALYSIS
One has to applaud the Eagles' effort of late, particularly its road takedown
of the Giants last week, but a third consecutive road win is going to be a
tall order indeed for Garcia and company. Unlike the Giants, the Cowboys have
a crisp, multi-pronged offensive attack that will keep the still-suspect
Eagles "D" guessing for most of the evening. And though Dallas has its
defensive flaws, particularly in the secondary, Philadelphia won't threaten
the Cowboys downfield enough to make Dallas pay. Look for America's Team to
jump out to an early lead, keep the Eagles at arm's length thereafter, and
celebrate with an NFC East title on Christmas night.
Sportsbook Betting Lines Predicted Outcome: Cowboys 26, Eagles 17
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The NFL preseason is approaching. Time for players, coaches and teams to turn over a new leaf. General managers have hired some new coaches, while coaches have added some offensive and defensive assistants to try and improve things. Here’s a look at some changes to look for in the preseason.
New York Jets: The Jets were one of the surprise teams in the NFL last season, making the playoffs under hard-driving first-year coach Eric Mangini. Mangini rebuilt the offensive line with rookies D'Brickashaw Ferguson (the No. 4 pick in the 2007 Draft) and Ohio State center (the 29th pick in the first round). This season he upgraded the defense with rookie linebacker David Harris (Michigan) while the secondary picked up a much needed top-notch corner in Pitt CB Darrelle Revis (No. 14 overall).
The Jets have added balance to the offense for QB Chad Pennington with RB Thomas Jones, essentially stolen from the Bears. He will upgrade a New York ground game that was 20th in rushing with a weak 3.5 yards per carry. They have their first true feature back since Curtis Martin. Offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer prefers ball control, like his father Marty. In preseason, behind Pennington you’ll see second-year QB Kellen Clemens and mobile newcomer QB Marques Tuiasosopo.
Jacksonville Jaguars: The heat is on Jack Del Rio in Jacksonville as the Jaguars flopped last season despite a ton of talent. Keep in mind that under Del Rio the Jaguars have been outstanding in preseason with a 12-4 SU, 11-5 ATS August mark. online football betting Their defense is loaded, it’s the offense that has been stuck in first gear the last few years.
Enter a new offensive coordinator in Dirk Koetter, the former Boise State and Arizona State pass-happy coach. He will try and upgrade a passing game that ranked 24th last season. Del Rio has criticized wide receivers and Matt Jones this summer, both of whom have battled injuries. It will be interesting to watch the “new” Jaguars passing game in preseason.
Arizona Cardinals: Word out of Arizona is that the players like new coach Ken Whisenhunt, who was the Steelers offensive coordinator last year. We think of Arizona as all-passing because their running game has been awful of late because of a poor offensive line. However, keep an eye on the running game in preseason as they’ve made a lot of changes.
The new coach brings in Russ Grimm to coach the offensive line (Grimm did a marvelous job building the Steelers line). They took Penn State OT Levi Jones in the first round and signed two offensive linemen, Mike Gandy and Al Johnson, to provide depth. Reggie Wells was moved from right tackle to left guard and they want more speed out of the offensive line for pulling and traps, a Pittsburgh staple under Bill Cowher.
Atlanta Falcons: While all the attention has been focused on QB Mike Vick’s off-field problems, new coach Bobby Petrino is revamping the Falcons from an all-running team to a more balanced one. Petrino likes the experience of backup QB Joey Harrington and he has veteran backup Chris Redman, who used to play for Petrino at Louisville and knows his offenses better than anyone. Petrino wants Vick to be more of a pocket passer.
The addition of FB Ovie Mughelli is a sign Petrino wants a power rushing attack behind a physical fullback and newcomer WR Joe Horn should upgrade what was a below average wideout corps. Petrino is changing their old zone-blocking scheme to a more traditional in-line blocking scheme and the offensive line is bigger. Rookie DE Jamaal Anderson was grabbed in the first round and the secondary got younger with former Auburn cornerback David Irons, who the Falcons think was a steal as a sixth-round pick.
Cleveland Browns: The 2007 Browns look like a double-edged sword. There was the excitement of the offseason, trading for RB Jamel Lewis, upgrading the offensive line with Wisconsin’s Joe Thomas (the No. 2 pick in the draft) and free agent LG Eric Steinbach, then trading for Notre Dame QB Brady Quinn when he fell to No. 22. GM Phil Savage and head coach Romeo Crennel feel they have a talented, balanced offense with these new pieces, plus TE >Kellen Winslow and WR Braylon Edwards.
However, were these moves made in desperation? And were they foolish ones? The Browns gave up their 2008 first-round pick for Quinn and we all know QBs take time to develop. And even first-round QBs can be busts (Joey Harrington, Akili Smith). We also don’t know if the offensive line is that much improved (31st in rushing in 2007) and they did nothing to improve a defense that was awful against the run (142 yds pg allowed).
The Browns have a new offensive coordinator in Rob Chudzinski. This is a young offense and Quinn looked tentative, indecisive and inaccurate early in camp. Crennel will play Charlie Frye, Quinn and Derek Anderson in preseason. And there is a mixed bag for rookie QBs receiving significant starts: Tim Couch (14), Kerry Collins (13), Ben Roethlisberger (13), Vince Young (13), Joey Harrington (12), Matt Leinart (11) and Kyle Boller (nine). While all the focus will be on the Browns new-look offense, I’m more concerned with the defense.
Carolina Panthers: Coach Jon Fox loves the ground game, but Carolina has made some interesting changes for 2007. Fox fired offensive coordinator Dan Henning and brings in Jeff Davidson to run the offense. Davidson has brought in zone-blocking schemes to the Panther offense, a dramatic change for a system that's been built around a power-running style.
In zone-blocking, offensive linemen are responsible for blocking any defender who appears in their zone, instead of focusing on one defender. The Broncos and Falcons have had success with the system, which features smaller, more athletic offensive linemen and can create running lanes on the inside and outside. Keep an eye in preseason on how Carolina adjusts as it will take time to learn the system. Fox has been one of the top coaches in preseason, with a 15-5 SU, 12-7-1 ATS August record.
Dallas Cowboys: WR Terrell Owens is still here, but QB Drew Bledsoe and Bill Parcells are gone. New head coach Wade Phillips takes over, replacing Parcells. He ran the Chargers defense last season. Phillips was chosen by teary-eyed owner Jerry Jones partly because he is one of the best 3-4 coaches in football and the Cowboys have loaded up on players for that scheme.
Remember that Phillips was blitz-happy with the Chargers last season and early reports out of the Dallas camp have mentioned how the Cowboys have been blitzing a lot, a departure from Parcells. The theme of the 2007 Dallas defense appears to be one of attack.
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Super Bowl 2009 Betting propositions
Underdog bettors love the Super Bowl and, history suggests, the underdogs love them back. And the big dogs bite harder.
Even so, there is a warning in store for Super Bowl gamblers who must love dogs: The Arizona Cardinals Super Bowl betting lines might not be enough of a Cinderella to make it worth your while.
Although the Cardinals were widely panned as one of the worst division winners and least playoff-worthy teams in recent memory, their trip to Super Bowl XLIII Jan. 31 in Tampa against the Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl betting lines comes with a little more respect from the oddsmakers than you might imagine. They are a 7-point underdog at most sports books.
If you count yourself among those who covet the big dog in the big game, this isn’t exactly great news. You should have been hoping for more points. This is because the facts show that the bigger the dog, the better the bet in the Super Bowl.
Case in point: Over the past 13 seasons, double-figure underdogs in the Super Bowl are 4-0-1 ATS and have won the past three outright. In fact, the last double-digit chalk to do the deed for bettors was the 1995 San Francisco 49ers, who managed to beat the astounding 19-point spot afforded backers of the San Diego Chargers in the 49-26 romp in Super Bowl XXIX.
By contrast, 7-point favorites are 2-1-1 ATS in the same span, the last such contest resulting a cover grinded out by the Colts in their 29-17 win over the Bears two seasons ago in Super Bowl XLI.
In 2004, the Patriots failed to cover the number in their 32-29 triumph over the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl props while the Rams and Titans gave everyone a refund in 2000 after the Rams posted a 23-16 win as a seven-point favorite.
So while Arizona’s run has included impressive upsets as a 10-point road underdog to the Carolina Panthers and Sunday’s 32-25 win in the NFC championship game to the 4-point favored Philadelphia Eagles, their long-shot story lacks a bit of the David vs. Goliath storyline of past Super Bowl underdogs.
While the seven-point spread represents a significant gap in the perception of strength between the two teams, it is far from monumental. For example, last season the Giants were the wild-card afterthought turned road-warrior buzzsaw, with stunning wins over the Buccaneers, Cowboys and Packers to earn their place in the Super Bowl.
There, they played spoiler to New England’s bid to become the first 19-0 team in NFL history and cemented their place in sports betting lore with a 17-14 win as a 12.5-point underdog.
In other words, the Cardinals appear to have their work cut out for them as a mid-range underdog. But in homage to the spread beaters who have come before them, here is a brief look back at recent colossal upsets in the Super Bowl:
SB XLII -- 2008 -- New York Giants 17, New England Patriots 14 (Giants +12.5) – Eli Manning’s 13-yard touchdown pass to Plaxico Burress in the final minute clinched the historic upset for the Giants, who used a masterful defensive plan to slow down Tom Brady and the previously undefeated New England Patriots.
XXXVI -- 2002 -- Patriots 20, Rams 17 (Patriots +14) – This was the coming out party for the aforementioned Brady, who went from obscure sixth-round draft pick to Super Bowl hero in one fell swoop. He led the game-winning drive in the final minute – eschewing analyst John Madden’s advice to take a knee and play for overtime – leading to Adam Vinatieri’s memorable 48-yard field goal that split the uprights as time expired.
XXXII 1998 Broncos 31, Packers 24 (Denver +12) – The first of John Elway’s two consecutive Super Bowl titles to put an end to his Hall of Fame career was an upset for the ages. The Broncos used the determination of Elway and a 157-yard, three-touchdown performance from Terrell Davis to turn back Brett Favre and the heavily favored Packers.
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