Trends, tips and timely stats Week 16
By Art Edelstein, Contributing writer
Thursday, Dec. 27, 2001
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- Heading into their game vs. the Bills, the Jets have covered the last four meetings (3-1
straight up) against Buffalo.
The Bills have lost nine straight (1-8 against the
number) vs. AFC East rivals.
- Going into their game vs. Baltimore, the Buccaneers are 2-5 against the pointspread in
their last seven games.
Baltimore is 1-6 vs. the number (2-5 straight up) in its
last seven on the road against NFC teams.
In the Ravens last 10
regular-season meetings with NFC teams, nine have stayed under the total.
The
Buccaneers are 0-3 vs. the spread (1-2 straight up) vs. AFC Central teams.
Tampa
Bay has not won and covered consecutive games this season.
- As they prepare for their game vs. the Cardinals, the Panthers are 4-1-1 vs. the spread
at home.
Carolina is 4-0-1 against the number in its last five games.
The
Cardinals are 4-1-1 vs. the pointspread on the road, covering their last three.
Arizona is 0-5 straight up and vs. the spread in its last five games vs. NFC West
opponents.
- Heading into their game vs. the Falcons, the Dolphins are 5-1 straight up and vs. the
pointspread at home.
Atlanta is 4-1-1 vs. the number (4-2 straight up) on the road.
- Going into their game vs. the Bears, the Lions have covered their last six games vs. NFC
Central rivals.
Detroit has allowed at least 20 points in each of its home games.
Chicago has won 15 straight games when scoring 13 points or more.
The Bears
are 5-2 straight up and vs. the number on the road.
- As they get ready for their game vs. the Browns, the Titans have won all five meetings
against Cleveland, covering four of them.
- Heading into their game vs. the Colts, the Rams have won four straight (3-1 against the
pointspread) vs. AFC East teams.
- Going into their game vs. the Chiefs, the Jaguars are 0-5-1 against the number in its
last six games, including playoffs, vs. AFC East teams.
- As they prepare for their game on the road vs. the Eagles, the Giants have won and
covered the last four meetings in Philadelphia.
- Heading into their game at Cincinnati, the Steelers are 14-4-1 against the number in
their last 19 games.
- The last five meetings between the Seahawks and Chargers have stayed under the total.
- Going into their game at New Orleans, the Redskins have won six straight (3-3 against
the spread) vs. NFC West teams.
- As they get ready for their game in Green Bay, the Vikings are 0-5 straight up and
against the number in their last five road games vs. NFC Central rivals.
Minnesota
is 5-13 against the number in its last 18 regular-season games.
The Packers are
10-1 straight up (9-2 against the pointspread) in their last 11 home games.
Green
Bay has won its final home game each of the last nine years (7-1-1 vs. the spread).
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