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AAA's 10* M.N.F *Broncos/Bengals* TOTAL BLOCKBUSTER!
(NFL) Denver vs. Cincinnati,
Total: 47.50 | -107.00 Under
Result: Win
Total: 47.50 | -107.00 Under
Result: Win
This is a 10* TOTAL BLOCKBUSTER on the OVER between the Denver Broncos and the Cincinnati Bengals.
For a number of different situational, motivational and strong trend based reasons, I look for this total to eclipse the posted number as the game comes down the stretch. While the visitors have clinched a playoff berth, a first-round bye and home-field advantage are still at stake. With a victory today, the Broncos would secure the first round bye. "It's our goal every year. Everybody's hope and dream before the season is you'll be hoisting that championship trophy," Denver coach John Fox confirmed earlier in the week. "We got close last year and came up short ... Obviously, (the AFC West title) is a great accomplishment, but we still have more season left." The Bengals need a victory to punch their ticket to the postseason and come in with plenty of momentum and confidence after throttling the Browns 30-0 last Sunday. RB Jeremy Hill won AFC Offensive Player of the week after rushing for 148 yards and two TD's. But beating the Broncos is obviously easier said than done, Peyton Manning is 8-0 in his career vs. Cincinnati and he comes in with momentum, bouncing back from his first zero-TD performance with Denver by going 14 of 20 for 233 yards and a TD in a win over Buffalo on December 7th. A date vs. the Bengals is just what the doctor ordered for Manning in my opinion, he's owned Cincinnati throughout his career, throwing 20 TDs to just five INT's lifetime. Also note that the Broncos are 4-0 in night games this year, most recently dismantling KC 29-16 on November 30th. If the Bengals passing game was ever going to get untracked, this would be the weekend the team desperately needs that to happen. The Broncos run defense is stout, but it will have its hands full with Hill no doubt, making this the perfect opportunity for Andy Dalton and AJ Green to step up and take advantage of. Denver is less than impressive against the pass and it's definitely the weak point on that side of the ball. Note that Denver has seen the total go OVER the number in eight of 13 when playing the role of favorite this year, while Cincinnati has seen it sail above the number in four of its seven home games this year. In my opinion, all signs do indeed point to the OVER as the sharp move in this one.
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For a number of different situational, motivational and strong trend based reasons, I look for this total to eclipse the posted number as the game comes down the stretch. While the visitors have clinched a playoff berth, a first-round bye and home-field advantage are still at stake. With a victory today, the Broncos would secure the first round bye. "It's our goal every year. Everybody's hope and dream before the season is you'll be hoisting that championship trophy," Denver coach John Fox confirmed earlier in the week. "We got close last year and came up short ... Obviously, (the AFC West title) is a great accomplishment, but we still have more season left." The Bengals need a victory to punch their ticket to the postseason and come in with plenty of momentum and confidence after throttling the Browns 30-0 last Sunday. RB Jeremy Hill won AFC Offensive Player of the week after rushing for 148 yards and two TD's. But beating the Broncos is obviously easier said than done, Peyton Manning is 8-0 in his career vs. Cincinnati and he comes in with momentum, bouncing back from his first zero-TD performance with Denver by going 14 of 20 for 233 yards and a TD in a win over Buffalo on December 7th. A date vs. the Bengals is just what the doctor ordered for Manning in my opinion, he's owned Cincinnati throughout his career, throwing 20 TDs to just five INT's lifetime. Also note that the Broncos are 4-0 in night games this year, most recently dismantling KC 29-16 on November 30th. If the Bengals passing game was ever going to get untracked, this would be the weekend the team desperately needs that to happen. The Broncos run defense is stout, but it will have its hands full with Hill no doubt, making this the perfect opportunity for Andy Dalton and AJ Green to step up and take advantage of. Denver is less than impressive against the pass and it's definitely the weak point on that side of the ball. Note that Denver has seen the total go OVER the number in eight of 13 when playing the role of favorite this year, while Cincinnati has seen it sail above the number in four of its seven home games this year. In my opinion, all signs do indeed point to the OVER as the sharp move in this one.
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