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Schule's NFL *VERY EARLY* GRIM REAPER B-L-O-W-O-U-T!
(NFL) New England vs. Buffalo,
10/12/2014 9:00 AM, Score: 37 - 22
Point Spread: 3.50 | -123.00 Buffalo (Home)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 3.50 | -123.00 Buffalo (Home)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* play on the Buffalo Bills.
It was just a week ago that people were saying New England is finished, Brady doesn't have it anymore, etc. After a big win over the Bengals at Foxboro last Sunday night, it seems that people have forgotten how many problems this team still has. Sure they were able to pull off a victory at home against an overrated Bengals team, but this week they head out on the road to face Buffalo's fierce defense.
Tom Brady is apparently hampered by a sprained ankle, although one has to wonder if Bill Belichick is just playing games with the media. I'm sure Brady will start, but whether or not he will finish might be another story. His offensive line hasn't provided much in the way of protection, and the Bills have welcomed opposing QBs with 17 sacks, tied for first in the NFL.
Kyle Orton led the Bills to an upset win on the road at Detroit last week, and he completed 30-of-43 attempts for 308 yards and a TD. He'll be back under center today, and at this point he gives Buffalo the best chance to win.
The Pats have struggled to defend the run, and I'd expect the Bills to have a big day on the ground with C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson.
Take BUF.
GL,
Jesse Schule
It was just a week ago that people were saying New England is finished, Brady doesn't have it anymore, etc. After a big win over the Bengals at Foxboro last Sunday night, it seems that people have forgotten how many problems this team still has. Sure they were able to pull off a victory at home against an overrated Bengals team, but this week they head out on the road to face Buffalo's fierce defense.
Tom Brady is apparently hampered by a sprained ankle, although one has to wonder if Bill Belichick is just playing games with the media. I'm sure Brady will start, but whether or not he will finish might be another story. His offensive line hasn't provided much in the way of protection, and the Bills have welcomed opposing QBs with 17 sacks, tied for first in the NFL.
Kyle Orton led the Bills to an upset win on the road at Detroit last week, and he completed 30-of-43 attempts for 308 yards and a TD. He'll be back under center today, and at this point he gives Buffalo the best chance to win.
The Pats have struggled to defend the run, and I'd expect the Bills to have a big day on the ground with C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson.
Take BUF.
GL,
Jesse Schule
