With week #1 of the NFL Regular season in the history books it is now time to turn our attention to this week. One of the important things to understand before plopping down your hear earned money is how the oddsmakers have reacted to last weeks's results. For the most part, lines are made taking into account the publics perception of teams and their relative strengths and weaknessess. The important question that needs to be answered are whether or not the Week #1 results are indicative of how teams are going to shape up this season or was that first game just a "bad" or "good" game for a particular team. I decided to look at trends believing that first week performance is a going to be a strong indicator of this weeks performance. Low and behold a number of winning angles reared their head and I have listed them below along with recommended plays: Angle #1 --Home teams in week 2 that won their opening game by three or less points are 12-5 ATS (71%). Recommended Plays: Denver, Tennessee. Angle #2 --Home teams that lost the opener by a field goal or less are 6-9 ATS (40%) in their week 2 game. Recommended Plays: Atlanta, Dallas, and Washington. Angle #3 --Road teams in week 2 that lost their opening game by three or less points are 11-6 ATS (65%). Recommended Play: Buffalo. Angle #4 --Home teams that lost the opener by a double-digit margin are 12-19 ATS (39%) in their week 2 game. Recommended Plays: Cincinnati, San Francisco, New Orleans, Green Bay, and Kansas City Angles #5 --Home teams that allowed fewer than 10 points in their first game are 10-5 ATS (67%) in the week 2 contest, including 4-0 ATS as
double-digit favorites. Recommended Play: Pittsburgh Angles #6 --Home teams that allowed more than 35 points in their first game are 2-13 ATS (13%) in the week 2 contest, including 0-4 ATS (0%)
as an underdog. Recommended Play: Green Bay Last weekend Michael torched the books and currently is the #1 ranked capper at 10Starpicks.com. Join Micheal for more NFL Winners at www.alexandersports.com
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