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2008 NFL Playoff OddsSan Diego Chargers v. Indianapolis Colts OddsClick here to view out 2008 Indianapolis Colts Predictions! The San Diego Chargers v. Indianapolis Colts odds are posted below, but the spread is going to change during the week depending on news of if Antonio Gates will be available or not. While the line shouldn't move a whole lot, his status will be a factor in how the odds makers set the final number. If you are looking to bet this game, then read up with the information and trends that we provide below, then wager in one of the NFL sportsbooks that we feel offer the best odds, payouts, and customer service teams. If you want to take the guess work out of your NFL betting, then we suggest you get signed up for the NFL picks provided by Jimmy Boyd of Locksmith Sports. There isn't any handicapper in the nation that puts more effort and work into beating the NFL odds on a weekly basis, and our clients profit week in and week out because of it.
San Diego is coming off a tough first round home victory over the Tennessee Titans, but the team might have lost Antonio Gates for this week's game. Early on he's listed as questionable, but the team's most reliable target is going to be needed even if he's not at full strength against the Colts. Last Sunday the Chargers had trouble running the ball, with LaDainian Tomlinson only managing 42 yards on 21 carries. Philip Rivers, Chris Chambers, and Vincent Jackson came through big in the passing game though with 282 total yards through the air. Defensively is where this team made it's stand though with only 248 total yards given up, including only 129 through the air. San Diego held Tennessee to no touchdowns and only two field goals. Of course San Diego only averages giving up 17.8 ppg while scoring 25.8 ppg, so last week's final should have come as no surprise. Even though this team now stands at 12-5 SU and 12-5 ATS on the season, many bettors are forgetting just how good the Bolts are. Indianapolis rested up during their bye week last weekend and that normally means good things in the playoffs. We all know that the second round home teams have an advantage, and the Colts are looking to capitalize to setup a rematch with the Patriots. It seems like the public has forgotten about Indianapolis this year, at least as much as possible with the bombardment of Manning commercials, but the team was still 13-3 SU and 9-7 ATS, including their loss in the final week without really trying. The Colts scored 28.1 ppg and allowed a league low 16.4 ppg. We all know how important defense is in the playoffs, and Indianapolis is playing as well as anyone on that side of the ball when Bob Sanders is healthy. Even though the Colts lost on November 11th to the Chargers in San Diego, don't think it's going to be that easy for LT and company when they head to the RCA Dome. Interesting Trends: San Diego is 6-0-1 ATS in their last seven games. Indianapolis is 6-1 SU in their last seven games. Odds: San Diego Chargers
+9 at BetJamaica Total is set at 46.5 Predicted Score: San Diego Chargers 19 January 7th, 2008 |
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