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AAA's EARLY 10* ATS BLOWOUT GAME OF MONTH! 3-0 (100%) w/ 10* NFL LAST SUN!
(NFL) Jacksonville vs. Washington,
Point Spread: -5.50 | -110.00 Washington (Home)
Result: Win
Point Spread: -5.50 | -110.00 Washington (Home)
Result: Win
This is a 10* ATS BLOWOUT GAME OF THE MONTH on the Washington Redskins.
It's only Week 2, but this has to be considered an almost a do-or-die game for the Redskins. A loss to the lowly Jaguars and an 0-2 record would be devastating and as such, I think it will be all hands on deck in the Nation's capital and look for the home side to find a way to get the job done at the end of the afternoon. Jacksonville looked decent in jumping out to an early 17-0 lead in Philadelphia but would then characteristically fall apart and ultimately get crushed 34-17. Washington didn't look much better, but drew a tough opening game on the road with an equally as determined Houston team which would win win 17-6 in front of the home town crowd. Jacksonville comes in with some injury issues as well as top WR's Marquise Lee and Cecil Shorts III are limited or unable to go with hamstring problems. There were a lot of expectations for the Redskins last year, but QB Robert Griffin III would take a major step back and the team would finish 3-13 SU, including losing its final eight in a row. It wasn't all doom and gloom for Griffin and Co. last week though, the unit would generate 372 total yards; note that Griffin himself went 29 of 37 overall. The run unit looked great too and will look to take advantage of the Jaguars suspect line; note that Alfred Morris and Roy Helu would finish with a respectable 137 yards on 18 carries. I think Griffin can bounce back here, Houston's front 7 is dangerous, while the Jags showed some life in the first half last week, the unit looked inept in the second. Conversely, I think Jags' QB Chad Henne will have his hands full today with Washignton's dynamic pass-rushing duo in Ryan Kerrigan and Brian Orakpo. Ultimately, I think WASHINGTON can come up with enough big plays like the Eagles did last week and look for the home side to take care of business.
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It's only Week 2, but this has to be considered an almost a do-or-die game for the Redskins. A loss to the lowly Jaguars and an 0-2 record would be devastating and as such, I think it will be all hands on deck in the Nation's capital and look for the home side to find a way to get the job done at the end of the afternoon. Jacksonville looked decent in jumping out to an early 17-0 lead in Philadelphia but would then characteristically fall apart and ultimately get crushed 34-17. Washington didn't look much better, but drew a tough opening game on the road with an equally as determined Houston team which would win win 17-6 in front of the home town crowd. Jacksonville comes in with some injury issues as well as top WR's Marquise Lee and Cecil Shorts III are limited or unable to go with hamstring problems. There were a lot of expectations for the Redskins last year, but QB Robert Griffin III would take a major step back and the team would finish 3-13 SU, including losing its final eight in a row. It wasn't all doom and gloom for Griffin and Co. last week though, the unit would generate 372 total yards; note that Griffin himself went 29 of 37 overall. The run unit looked great too and will look to take advantage of the Jaguars suspect line; note that Alfred Morris and Roy Helu would finish with a respectable 137 yards on 18 carries. I think Griffin can bounce back here, Houston's front 7 is dangerous, while the Jags showed some life in the first half last week, the unit looked inept in the second. Conversely, I think Jags' QB Chad Henne will have his hands full today with Washignton's dynamic pass-rushing duo in Ryan Kerrigan and Brian Orakpo. Ultimately, I think WASHINGTON can come up with enough big plays like the Eagles did last week and look for the home side to take care of business.
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