Trends, tips and timely stats Week 14
By Art Edelstein, Contributing writer
Thursday, Dec. 13, 2001
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- Heading into their game at Tennessee, the Packers have won 10 of their last 11 vs. AFC
Central opponents (9-2 against the spread), dating back to 1992.
- Going into their game at Kansas City, the Broncos have failed to cover their last five
games on the road (1-4 straight up).
- As they prepare for their game at Seattle, the resurgent Cowboys have covered their last
three (2-1 straight up).
The Seahawks have dropped their last three games vs. NFC
East foes straight up and vs. the pointspread.
- Heading into their games vs. the Bengals, the Jets have lost four consecutive games
straight up and against the number vs. AFC Central opponents.
- Going into their game vs. the Falcons, the Colts have lost eight straight vs. NFC West
opponents (2-6 against the number).
Indianapolis has dropped its last four at home
both straight up and against the pointspread.
Atlanta has won its last four on the
road (3-0-1 vs. the spread).
The Falcons are 4-0-1 against the number on the road.
- Atlanta has covered all three games as a road dog (2-1 straight up).
- As they get ready for their game on the road vs. the Giants, the Cardinals are 3-1
straight up away from home as an underdog (3-0-1 against the pointspread).
The
Giants are 0-3 vs. the spread (1-2 straight up) in their last three home games.
- Heading into their game at San Francisco, the Dolphins have won and covered their last
three road games.
The 49ers have won and covered all three games vs. AFC East
opponents.
- Going into their game against Minnesota, the Lions have lost their last four games vs.
the Vikings but have covered four of the last five.
Detroit has covered three of
its last four home games.
The Vikings are 0-4 straight up and vs. the spread in
their last four road games against NFC Central rivals.
- As they prepare for their game at Washington, the Eagles have won eight straight road
games (7-1 against the number), not counting playoff games.
Philadelphia is 6-1
straight up and vs. the spread in its last seven road games vs. NFC East rivals, not
counting postseason games.
- Heading into their game at Buffalo, the Patriots have covered the spread in their last
six games (5-1 straight up).
The last five meetings between the Bills and Patriots
have stayed under the total.
Buffalo is 1-8 both straight up and against the spread
in their last nine home games.
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