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AAA's M.N.F. TOP TOTAL - +$12,000 ALL NFL YTD, WON 10 OF FIRST 11 WEEKS!
(NFL) Houston vs. Oakland,
Total: 45.50 | -110.00 Over
Result: Loss
Total: 45.50 | -110.00 Over
Result: Loss
This is an 8* TOP TOTAL on the UNDER between the Houston Texans and the Oakland Raiders.
REASONING: A couple of the league's top teams collide on Monday night, this one though is being played in Mexico. Houston is 6-3 and Oakland is 7-2. The Raiders have been getting fantastic play on both sides of the ball and have had a week off after beating the Broncos. The Texans come to town off a 24-21 win over the lowly Jaguars last Sunday. Houston QB Brock Osweiler had two TD's, but only 99 yards total passing on 14 of 27. The Texans have beaten up on lesser competition, but are just 2-3 against clubs with winning records this year. Will rest lead to rust for Oakland? That's the big question, so far Derek Carr and company have been up to the challenge almost every week, but we think this does set up as potentially dangerous spot for the Raiders. The extra week off, combined with the out of country venue adds up to some major off field distractions that the previously well-oiled unit didn't have to worry about. In the win over the Broncos, it wasn't Carr that won the game, as he threw for only 184 yards, but rather the Raiders' strong run game which outrushed Denver 218-33. We're expecting to see a heavy dose of Latavius Murray, DeAndre Washington and Jalen Richard this evening. Note that Houston has seen the total go UNDER the number in five of its last eight after two or more consecutive SU victories and in six of its last ten off a win against a division rival, while Oakland has seen the total go UNDER in two of its last three off a win against a division rival. When taking into account all of the above info, we do indeed feel this number is just a little bit high. Play the UNDER.
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REASONING: A couple of the league's top teams collide on Monday night, this one though is being played in Mexico. Houston is 6-3 and Oakland is 7-2. The Raiders have been getting fantastic play on both sides of the ball and have had a week off after beating the Broncos. The Texans come to town off a 24-21 win over the lowly Jaguars last Sunday. Houston QB Brock Osweiler had two TD's, but only 99 yards total passing on 14 of 27. The Texans have beaten up on lesser competition, but are just 2-3 against clubs with winning records this year. Will rest lead to rust for Oakland? That's the big question, so far Derek Carr and company have been up to the challenge almost every week, but we think this does set up as potentially dangerous spot for the Raiders. The extra week off, combined with the out of country venue adds up to some major off field distractions that the previously well-oiled unit didn't have to worry about. In the win over the Broncos, it wasn't Carr that won the game, as he threw for only 184 yards, but rather the Raiders' strong run game which outrushed Denver 218-33. We're expecting to see a heavy dose of Latavius Murray, DeAndre Washington and Jalen Richard this evening. Note that Houston has seen the total go UNDER the number in five of its last eight after two or more consecutive SU victories and in six of its last ten off a win against a division rival, while Oakland has seen the total go UNDER in two of its last three off a win against a division rival. When taking into account all of the above info, we do indeed feel this number is just a little bit high. Play the UNDER.
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