Vegas not loving the NFL right now

[pstall]

This kinda goes with a thread I had the other day about what clues can we find about next year being capped or uncapped.

I think with the # of bad teams it all comes down to money. Teams are spending less not just in prep of maybe there is an uncapped year next year but just good ole fashion cost cutting.

I haven't dug into the #'s of more games that have this many double digit wins(I think 1970 in the last week was similar) but I have an another hunch.

The House is losing because I think there is some serious inside gambling, ie throwing games going on.

What better way to hedge and double down then to cut salaries AND tank a game here or there and have money on that.

Don't think that isn't going on.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AihtC24x0IPw7eslxjqn_UE5nYcB?slug=dw-vegasnfl102709&prov=yhoo&type=lgns

A betting line is fluid though and will correct itself as money pours in for the favorite or underdog. Despite the Rams getting all those points, at home no less, the money kept going to Indy. The line reacted by moving all the way to 14 points at kickoff.

[PuntJake]

This kinda goes with a thread I had the other day about what clues can we find about next year being capped or uncapped.

I think with the # of bad teams it all comes down to money. Teams are spending less not just in prep of maybe there is an uncapped year next year but just good ole fashion cost cutting.

I haven't dug into the #'s of more games that have this many double digit wins(I think 1970 in the last week was similar) but I have an another hunch.

The House is losing because I think there is some serious inside gambling, ie throwing games going on.

What better way to hedge and double down then to cut salaries AND tank a game here or there and have money on that.

Don't think that isn't going on.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AihtC24x0IPw7eslxjqn_UE5nYcB?slug=dw-vegasnfl102709&prov=yhoo&type=lgns

and.... we didn't land on the moon!