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Jeff's Top 5 NFL "Play On" Teams in 2010-11 (Against-the-Spread)
1) Seattle Seahawks
2) Oakland Raiders
3) Houston Texans
4) Miami Dolphins
5) Detroit Lions
#1) Seattle Seahawks, Coached by Pete Carroll (First Year)
2009-10 Record: 5-11 SU & 6-10 ATS
Pete Carroll was officially hired as the Seahawks head coach on January 11th, 2010. He has a career record of 83-19 in College Football and 33-31 during his time in the NFL from 1994-99. It will take a little time but I believe he's a great fit for Seattle. I have been to many USC practices and his style is conducive to winning. On offense, Carroll is known for using an aggressive, non-conservative play-calling that is open to trick plays. On Defense, he favors a bend-but-don't-break scheme of preventing the big plays-- allowing opposing teams to get small yardage but trying to keep the plays in front of his defenders.
His happy go lucky style takes pressure off his players when times are tough. Pete loves to create competition at every position. He preaches that every day and wants his guys to compete at the highest level they know how. For this reason alone the Seahawks will be much more competitive than last year. I really like this team as a sleeper in the NFC West. They were "banged up" as any team in the NFL last year. Seattle will play the 29th toughest regular season schedule (3rd easiest) as their foes went 116-140 (.453) in 2009.
The offense took a hit when rookie tackle Russell Okung was lost for the year with an injury early in preseason. They still are loaded on offense with the likes of a healthy Matt Hasselbeck, Justin Forsett, Julius Jones, T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Deion Branch, John Carlson, Rookie WR Golden Tate. Tate should be a force in the return game. Improvements in the secondary through the draft will be welcomed by all 'Hawks fans. Lawyer Milloy signed a one-year deal and should fit in nicely. If Lofa Tatupu returns from off-season surgery to previous levels the defense could be a surprise this season.
Key Stat: Matt Hasselbeck has missed 11 games over the last two seasons combined.
My 2010-11 Prediction: 10-6 SU & 11-5 ATS
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#2) Oakland Raiders, Coached by Tom Cable (2nd Year)
2009-10 Record: 5-11 SU & 8-8 ATS
Tom coached the Raiders after Lane Kiffen was fired four games into the 2008 season. The Raiders finished the 2008 season with a 4-8 record under Cable. Tom Cable was officially introduced as the Raiders new head coach on February 4th, 2009. With their loss to Dallas on November 26, 2009, The Raiders sealed their seventh consecutive losing season.
But things are looking up in 2010-11. Gone is bust quarterback JaMarcus Russell, the former No. 1 overall draft pick. The Raiders traded for strong-armed quarterback Jason Campbell and also had of their best drafts in recent memory. They swooped up two stud defensive players in defensive tackle Lamarr Houston and linebacker Rolando McClain and collected two promising offensive lineman in Bruce Campbell and Jared Veldheer. The defense already boasts one of the best shut-down corners in the league with Nnamdi Asomugha.
The offense should improve with all their young receivers getting some valuable experience last season. Not to mention a quarterback that knows how to command an offense. They also have have one of the best kickers and punters in all of football. The Raiders will play the 16th easiest schedule as their foes went 128-128 (.500) in 2009-10.
Key Stat: The Raiders are 9-3 against-the-spread as underdogs of 7 or more points.
My 2010-11 Prediction: (9-7 SU & 10-6 ATS)
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#3) Houston Texans, coached by Gary Kubiak (Fifth Year)
2009-10 Record: 9-7 SU & 7-9 ATS
The Texans went 9-7 last season, and saw Matt Schaub pass for 4,770 yards, and Andre Johnson catch over 100 balls for over 1,500 yards. The NFL leader in passer rating wasn't Manning, Rogers, or Brees. It was Matt Schaub!
The offense is loaded with Steve Slaton and Arian Foster at running back. Rookie, Ben Tate was lost for the season with an injury. Andre Johnson, Kevin Walter, Owen Daniles (TE), and Jacoby Jones all can catch balls and run after the catch. I like Arian Foster as a Fantasy running back sleeper this season. The offensive line did a better job last year thanks to rookie Left Tackle Duane Brown. When he was drafted in the first round a lot of people questioned that pick, but he started all 16 games last season and could have made the pro-bowl. Center, Chris White has started every game for Houston since 2008.
The defense has improved two straight years and will have to get by without linebacker Brian Cushing, who is suspended for four games. He won defensive rookie of the year despite testing positive for performance enhancing drugs. They have good depth to get by until October rolls around. Look for DeMeco Ryan, Zac Dills, and Darryl Sharpton to pick up the slack. First round pick, Kareem Jackson (Alabama) will start immediately at cornerback and provided a big boost.
Houston did not make the playoffs last year despite their winning record. This team has been running Kubiak's system for four years now, and it would not shock me to see this team make it for the first time in franchise history. Houston has 21 starters returning from last year's squad.
Key Stat: The Texans lost six of their seven games by 8 or fewer points last season.
2010-11 Prediction: 9-7 SU & 10-6 ATS
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#4) Miami Dolphins, Coached by Tony Sparano (Third Year)
2009-10 Record: 7-9 SU & 8-8 ATS
Tony Sparano enters season #3 of his four-year contract. In his first season, Sparano led the Dolphins to an 11–5 record and the AFC East division title, securing the franchise's first playoff berth in eight seasons before losing to the Ravens in a Wild Card game. Last season saw his cub take a step back going 7-9 and has a career record of 18-14 in the regular season. Bill Parcells and Sparano know how to draft and this team has a lot of good young players. I remember when Parcells was the Head Coach of Dallas and he had a Wide Receiver that was 6th or 7th on his depth chart. That player turned out to be Miles Austin, who is ready for big things this season after his breakout year in 2009. He said that Miles Austin will be a "Star" in this league sooner rather than later. He was right!
The offense will try to be more balanced this year with the addition of Wide Receiver Brandon Marshall and full time quarterback Chad Hene. With an improved offensive line and a very fast defense the Dolphins will be very competitive in 2010-11. The Wildcat will feature Ronnie Brown and Rickey Williams. Both players are capable of at least 1,000 rushing yard seasons. The Dolphins will play the 16th easiest schedule as their foes went 128-128 (.500) last season. This team will be very competitive this season so a "play on" as underdogs is the call.
Key Stat: Chad Hene went 7-6 SU and 8-5 ATS as a starting QB last season.
My 2010-11 Prediction: 9-7 SU & 9-7 ATS
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#5) Detroit Lions, coached by Jim Schwartz (Second Year)
2009-10 Record: 2-14 SU & 5-11 ATS
The Lions won't be winning the division this season but they continue to upgrade their talent level. The Lions are going to score points in bunches. Matthew Stafford threw 20 interceptions last year in ten games but showed a lot of grit playing hurt with a torn AC joint. He showed flashes of brilliance (throwing for 2,267 yards & 13 TD) and will take that next step this season. He can make all the throws and has many weapons as his disposal. Look for running back Javid Best to possibly win rookie of the year and Calvin Johnson to be a force in the red-zone. Tony Scheffler was another good pick-up in the off-season and has excellent pass-catching skills. The offensive line should be better with the addition of Rob Sims and the return of Stephen Peterman.
The Lions signed Kyle Vanden Bosh to bolster the pass rush and drafted tackle Ndamukong Suh, who was the most dominate player in College football last season. These two guys will give the Lions some much needed attitude and swagger. The Lions secondary is young and has room to grow. The unit is coming off an injury plagued 2009-10 season. If cornerback Chris Houston stays healthy the pass defense will improve for sure. I am getting a good vibe from this team and the pieces are in place to make a big improvement this season. Look for Lions to win some games as big underdogs this season!
Key Stat: The Lions were -18 in turnover/takeaway differential in 2009-10.
My Prediction: 7-9 SU & 9-7 ATS
