Another
blow-out ATS bear trap.
To
beat the spread, you need a team that’ll beat its brains in to stay two TDs
ahead when they’re in control – the surest way to lose money.
Still,
how can the lost boys of Indianapolis possibly stay with the Saints? The consensus
seems to be attacking them on the ground, but the Saints have been solid
against the run recently, and it’s not as if the Colts’ O line is creating
great lanes. As it is, although Addai
looks as though he may suit up, he’s carrying a limiting injury.
Painter
has been ok, and I don’t mean that as a put down, he’s a distance ahead of Kerry
Collins, but he’ll need to deal with a Saints’ defense that, although it
doesn’t rush the passer particularly well, will bring lots of pressure.
Drew
Brees should have his way with the Colts deep; he has lots of weapons, particularly
with Colston getting fit and Indianapolis is suffering badly with injuries in
the secondary.
Giving
all these points is killing me, so yet again, keep stakes low, but given the
Bucs’ loss, New Orleans has a chance to make important strides in the NFC South
and they should blow the doors off Indy here.
Pick: Saints -13.5 @
1.91; -110; 10/11
Pick: 1st
TD Marcus Colston @ 11; 1000; 1o/1
Pick: Anytime TD Marcus
Colston @ 2.2; 120; 6/5
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