Jason McIntyre is a FOX Sports betting analyst, and he also writes about the NFL and NBA Draft. I know this is a big dog, but crazier things have happened in Week 1. And the Colts' QB rotation continues, as they are now on their fifth quarterback in five seasons. But, Indy’s coach Frank Reich has struggled in season openers, going 0-4. Strange, especially when you consider the Colts won last year’s meetings by a combined 62-3. The Texans have taken sharp money against the spread all week, pushing this line down from Houston +8 to +7. But, the Vikings (+1) have one of the best offenses and rosters in the league, so this game should come down to the wire.ġ. with the Rams when they struggled twice against this formidable defense. And said coach, Kevin O’Connell, was in L.A. A first-time head coach facing a Green Bay defense that might be one of the best in the league. I love the Vikings this season, but this is a tough spot. Minnesota Vikings -105 moneyline at FOX Bet If he throws a couple of picks, the door will be open for the Falcons late.Ģ.

You just never know what you will get from QB Jameis Winston. The Falcons (+5.5) have one of the best pair s of CBs in the NFC in AJ Terrell and Casey Hayward, which may lead to a conservative game plan from new head coach Dennis Allen. Atlanta Falcons +160 moneyline at FOX Bet It’s definitely bad to watch but we played well and stuck it out.3. “ They have been playing that (defensive) style of football all year. It was close all the way through to the bitter end. We got a goal with the last kick of the game there as well. It came down to the wire in the league game between us too.

“ We knew Owen Roes would put it up to us. The St Mary’s match-winner admitted that their quarter-final had probably been a hard watch for those in attendance, but he added that Owen Roes tactcis didn’t come as a shock to them.

The bookies had us at 4/1 and we proved them wrong tonight, so that will likely be the case again next time.” “ We are into the semi-finals and will definitely be underdogs. Killeeshil eventually edged the verdict 1-7 to 1-6 and Doyle acknowledged that they will probably be written off as outsiders going into the next match too. It was full-forward Jason Doyle who dashed the Championship dreams of Cathal McShane & co when he smashed home a dramatic 60 th minute goal to swing a scrappy encounter decisively in his side’s favour at O’Neill’s Healy Park. St Mary’s will be deemed as the outsiders for the Paddy Cullen Cup among the four still standing, but they showed on Friday night against Owen Roes that they are no respectors of lofty reputations.

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