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Biggest question is what does Vegas say the win differ is with Murray vs Rosen.
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True, I actually thought about that when i listened to the predictions on my CBS sports app. Vegas wasn't wrong on us last yr, it will be interesting to see. Actually I just looked it up, Vegas has us at 5 (-120).Biggest question is what does Vegas say the win differ is with Murray vs Rosen.
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True, I actually thought about that when i listened to the predictions on my CBS sports app. Vegas wasn't wrong on us last yr, it will be interesting to see. Actually I just looked it up, Vegas has us at 5 (-120).
Vegas is a betting line to draw in the punters, nothing more.
4 wins would be an improvement but that would be very disappointing, considering hiring a head coach that runs an offense to score a lot of points. Plus the talent upgrade at WR & on defense. The Rams went worst to first a couple yrs back & I would bet the analyst predicted about the same win total for them also? We shall see, it can be done. 8-8 with a chance to win more, play or two here & there short from being 9-7 or 10-6 would be best case scenario imo. Obviously that best case scenario or more would be better.
Vegas is a betting line to draw in the punters, nothing more.
I didn't realize the change was so insignificant. Stick with Vegas...they don't make it a habit of losing money.That’s incorrect most the money coming in on season props comes from more smart money. Joe public will put down his $20-$100 on his team but the sharps will put down thousands on multiple teams. If every sharp thought Murray was going to make a huge difference they would have adjusted the juice which they haven’t.
Pre draft cards were at 5 with the over being +110, after the draft and FA the move has been 20 cents. Nothing major.
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7-9 ceiling? That seems quite low to me to be a ceiling. They will likely play at least 10-12 games in which they will have a chance to come away with the win. Therefore I would have to put the ceiling somewhere in there. Assuming they come away with around half of the games that they keep close and have a chance to pull out then I would guess 5-7 wins, but they could very well pull out a high percentage of those game.Floor: 4-12
Ceiling: 7-9
I'm going with 6-10. I don't think injuries will be as big a factor, the defense will play better, but the offense will be a work in progress.
I think the Cardinals pick up 2 wins in the early stretch of the season, and have a losing streak in the middle, followed by improved play at the end. This season is going to be a journey but will end on a high note.
This team was flat out horrible last year and they still had a real shot at 6-10 and maybe even should have gone 6-10. The fact is that for the vast majority of NFL teams their games are pretty consistently close and if your team comes up with enough plays in the 4th quarter they will end up with a lot of wins. We don't yet know how good the team will be on either side of the ball so IMO any definitive statement like saying the team has no shot at 10 wins is misguided. The NFL isn't like most sports where teams rarely make big turnarounds. Every year in the NFL there are teams that won like 5 games the year before winning 10+ games the next year and vice versa. That has a lot to do with so many games coming down to the final couple possessions.This legal weed in Rhode Island is good but I want what y’all are having thinking this can be a 10 win team in this division. We will be lucky to win 2 of our 6 division games never mind all the games on the east coast.
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I am guessing the Gase, Rosen & Bosa dream team would get Cards over Everest to 6 wins?Thinking 3-5 wins.
But they’ll sing Kk to an extension because McVay won the super bowl.
This team was flat out horrible last year and they still had a real shot at 6-10 and maybe even should have gone 6-10. The fact is that for the vast majority of NFL teams their games are pretty consistently close and if your team comes up with enough plays in the 4th quarter they will end up with a lot of wins. We don't yet know how good the team will be on either side of the ball so IMO any definitive statement like saying the team has no shot at 10 wins is misguided. The NFL isn't like most sports where teams rarely make big turnarounds. Every year in the NFL there are teams that won like 5 games the year before winning 10+ games the next year and vice versa. That has a lot to do with so many games coming down to the final couple possessions.