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Id probably also lean towards the over there just because the 2nd half of their schedule isnt bad. They won't be favored in a game until week 12, though.I'm gonna legit gamble if Jets at 5.5 is real. Easy smash.
20 teams at or above 8.5 wins.
just out of curiosity… why the under for the Steelers?Over: Saints, Falcons, Rams, Bills
Under: Steelers, Jaguars, Chargers, Chiefs
There are too many wins in the AFC West on the board so the opportunity will be in picking two teams. Chargers haven't beaten that over/under since 2018 and thats the only time they've done it in a decade. Chiefs might be looking at the hardest schedule ever and will be relying on a lot of new players. Chiefs getting to 11 wins would be herculean. They've done it before, though, and hopefully will do it again
That division. Bengals roster got better, Ravens should in theory be healthier, Browns are a big wildcard. Big Ben won a ton of close games. (looking at stats and Im seeing six 4th quarter comebacks and seven game winning drives)just out of curiosity… why the under for the Steelers?
Probably the same reason I say under. I dont think they're an 8 win team.just out of curiosity… why the under for the Steelers?
Buffalo gets a lot of love, I'd imagine, because they lost every. single. close game last year. All of them. If they just manage to get a little better at closing then they become a juggernaut.I also like the under on the two "favorites." I don't see the Bucs as a dominant team - I think they'll easily win their division but I expect they'll lose some games along the way. I also think Buffalo is getting too much love for looking good in a loss in the playoffs.... Their division is improved from last year as Miami and NYJ could pull upsets. There are also some difficult out of conference games and match-ups with the AFC-N teams.
Still risky. The Bengals improved their OL but I expect their defense to go back to normal, they played above expectations. The Ravens still have a legit defense and running game. The Browns improved their roster, obviously depends on the Watson suspension. The Steelers still have a top defense and probably the best offense in the division other than QB. I expect a ceiling bc of the QB but they always seem to squeak out wins. I would go under Cincy but I think that is a toss-up too.That division. Bengals roster got better, Ravens should in theory be healthier, Browns are a big wildcard. Big Ben won a ton of close games. (looking at stats and Im seeing six 4th quarter comebacks and seven game winning drives)
Maybe I'm giving Big Ben too much credit (and Tyreek Hill and Matheiu if I'm counting my own team)
This...Dallas always blows up after a decent seasonUnder: Not buying the Cowboys, the last time the Boys won back to back double digit win seasons was the mid 90s.
True. Back to back double digit wins in Dallas?This...Dallas always blows up after a decent season
I think its risky if you think Big Ben was actually holding the team back and Pickett will be a top 20 QB. For me, a lot of these over/unders are what you think about these teams QBsStill risky. The Bengals improved their OL but I expect their defense to go back to normal, they played above expectations. The Ravens still have a legit defense and running game. The Browns improved their roster, obviously depends on the Watson suspension. The Steelers still have a top defense and probably the best offense in the division other than QB. I expect a ceiling bc of the QB but they always seem to squeak out wins. I would go under Cincy but I think that is a toss-up too.
Over: Saints, Falcons, Rams, Bills
Under: Steelers, Jaguars, Chargers, Chiefs
There are too many wins in the AFC West on the board so the opportunity will be in picking two teams. Chargers haven't beaten that over/under since 2018 and thats the only time they've done it in a decade. Chiefs might be looking at the hardest schedule ever and will be relying on a lot of new players. Chiefs getting to 11 wins would be herculean. They've done it before, though, and hopefully will do it again