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I know that teams playing 2 games consecutively on the road seldom do well in the 2nd game. I know guys who bet a little on NFL games and wait for these 2nd road games. After Carolina, that will be 4 out of 5 games on the road against the top of the NFL teams (exclude the Rams).

Do any of you know some stats are experience with 4 out of 5 on the road? And into this mix were Thursday, Monday and Sunday night games.
 
0rion said:
that game doesn't bother me near as much as tanking losses against the jugernauts of the Rams and the Jets. :jpshakehead:
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Yeah same here...but I was looking at the fact that game we had won with less than a minute left..:hihi:
 
I still am not over that Pats game...I think about it everyday haha..
 
Swimmer said:
I know that teams playing 2 games consecutively on the road seldom do well in the 2nd game. I know guys who bet a little on NFL games and wait for these 2nd road games. After Carolina, that will be 4 out of 5 games on the road against the top of the NFL teams (exclude the Rams).

Do any of you know some stats are experience with 4 out of 5 on the road? And into this mix were Thursday, Monday and Sunday night games.
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The only way you'd wait to bet the 2nd road game in a row would be if they won the first. Then you'd bet them to lose. Or if they won 2 in a row away and are away again you'd bet to lose. A team coming off a loss as an away fav and are playing a div opp as an away dog are 21-20 SU and 25-16 ATS since 1990. More trends point for us to win this game. It's a coin toss. One thing I'm almost certain in, is that we cover the 3pt spread. I cant say we win this with certainty.

Another thing is that if we do lose, the season is over. There is no more hope to win a playoff game or anything. The tables would shift and I'd be looking at CAR reaching the SB. To me they would present any other team in the NFC with a challenge and could win.
 
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The only way you'd wait to bet the 2nd road game in a row would be if they won the first. Then you'd bet them to lose. Or if they won 2 in a row away and are away again you'd bet to lose. A team coming off a loss as an away fav and Re playing a div opp as an away dog are 21-20 SU and 25-16 ATS since 1990. More trends point for us to win this game. It's a coin toss. One thing I'm almost certain in, is that we cover the 3pt spread. I can say we win this with certainty.
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Great stats. Thanks much. It's not the story I thought the stats would show.
 
I meant I can't say we win this with certainty. lol nothing is guaranteed. ;)
 
Swimmer said:
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Do any of you know some stats are experience with 4 out of 5 on the road? And into this mix were Thursday, Monday and Sunday night games.
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Here are the past two years. This is only a true 4 road games in 5 weeks (ignored 4 out of 5 road games with a bye week thrown in, i.e. 5 games in 6 weeks):

2012 - 7 times

Houston wks 10-14: 4-1 (WWWWL)
San Francisco wks 12-16: 3-2 (WLWWL)
Minnesota wks 12-16: 3-2 (LLWWW)
Green Bay wks 3-7: 3-2 (LWLWW)
Detroit wks 6-10: 3-2 (WLWWL)
Dallas wks 6-10: 2-3 (LWLLW)
Seattle wks 4-8: 2-3 (LWWLL)

2013 - 7 times

Seattle wks 4-8: 4-1 (WLWWW)
Cincinnati wks 6-10: 3-2 (WWWLL)
Detroit wks 2-5: 3-2 (LWWLW)
Oakland wks 10-14: 1-4 (LWLLL)
Jacksonville wks 2-5: 0-5 (LLLLL)
New Orleans wks 12-16: 2-2 (WLWL?)
Chicago wks 12-16: 2-2 (LLWW?)
 
Wahoo said:
Here are the past two years. This is only a true 4 road games in 5 weeks (ignored 4 out of 5 road games with a bye week thrown in, i.e. 5 games in 6 weeks):

2012 - 7 times

Houston wks 10-14: 4-1 (WWWWL)
San Francisco wks 12-16: 3-2 (WLWWL)
Minnesota wks 12-16: 3-2 (LLWWW)
Green Bay wks 3-7: 3-2 (LWLWW)
Detroit wks 6-10: 3-2 (WLWWL)
Dallas wks 6-10: 2-3 (LWLLW)
Seattle wks 4-8: 2-3 (LWWLL)

2013 - 7 times

Seattle wks 4-8: 4-1 (WLWWW)
Cincinnati wks 6-10: 3-2 (WWWLL)
Detroit wks 2-5: 3-2 (LWWLW)
Oakland wks 10-14: 1-4 (LWLLL)
Jacksonville wks 2-5: 0-5 (LLLLL)
New Orleans wks 12-16: 2-2 (WLWL?)
Chicago wks 12-16: 2-2 (LLWW?)
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By these stats, it's almost a coin toss. Thanks a bunch for your work here.

And your dog look awesome. My wife will not allow me to have big hairy dogs any more. That's why I now have the Attack ****zu
 
I have look for any trend/stat that I can find to give me some kind of pick me up but I have found nothing. This is what I have tracked thus far:

Home Favorites of < 4.5 pts (Car is the 3-3.5 pts favorite) are 51-16 SU (76%) this year.

Divisional Home Favorites of < 4.5 pts are 18-6 SU (75%) this year.

Carolina is 30-11 ATS (73%) in franchise history when revenging a loss where their opponent scored 28+ points.

Carolina is 6-1 at home (only loss was week 1 to Seattle). They average 27 pts. at home and only give up an average of 12 pts. at home.

We know our road woes/record; no need to discuss it. We score 18 pts. and give up 23 pts. on the road.
 

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