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swole
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They say revenge is best served cold. The Saints can put payback on the menu Sunday, recalling their 34-17 lossback on November 25, 2001, when they face the Patriots at Gillette Stadium.
New England brings a 5-4 overall mark (2-0 in the division) into this game versus a New Orleans team carrying a 2-7 record.
The Patriots (4-5 ATS) opened as 10-point favorites and they host a Saints team that has covered 3 of their 9 games this season. The total opened at 45.
Jim Haslett's troops hosted Chicago last game and came away with a 20-17 loss, a game that went over 34.5. Oddsmakers had them as 3-point underdogs in that one.
Bill Belichick's troops were at Miami last game and came away with a 23-16 win, a game that went under 43. Oddsmakers had them as 3-point favorites in that one.
New Orleans better work their passing defence this week in practice, as New England will hit them with an aerial assault that has averaged 275.7 yards per game this season.
Some trends to consider:
New Orleans are 1-3-1 ATS in its last 5 games
New Orleans are 1-4-0 SU in its last 5 games after scoring 10 to 20 points
New Orleans are 2-6-0 OU in its last 8 away
New Orleans are 5-12-0 OU in its last 17 games
New England is 5-0-0 OU in its last 5 games against New Orleans
New England is 10-1-0 SU in its last 11 games after being .5 to 3 point favorites
New England is 15-3-0 SU in its last 18 games after scoring 21 to 30 points
New England is 9-2-0 ATS in its last 11 games after being .5 to 3 point favorites
Next up:
New Orleans at NY Jets, Sunday, November 27
New England at Kansas City, Sunday, November 27
New England brings a 5-4 overall mark (2-0 in the division) into this game versus a New Orleans team carrying a 2-7 record.
The Patriots (4-5 ATS) opened as 10-point favorites and they host a Saints team that has covered 3 of their 9 games this season. The total opened at 45.
Jim Haslett's troops hosted Chicago last game and came away with a 20-17 loss, a game that went over 34.5. Oddsmakers had them as 3-point underdogs in that one.
Bill Belichick's troops were at Miami last game and came away with a 23-16 win, a game that went under 43. Oddsmakers had them as 3-point favorites in that one.
New Orleans better work their passing defence this week in practice, as New England will hit them with an aerial assault that has averaged 275.7 yards per game this season.
Some trends to consider:
New Orleans are 1-3-1 ATS in its last 5 games
New Orleans are 1-4-0 SU in its last 5 games after scoring 10 to 20 points
New Orleans are 2-6-0 OU in its last 8 away
New Orleans are 5-12-0 OU in its last 17 games
New England is 5-0-0 OU in its last 5 games against New Orleans
New England is 10-1-0 SU in its last 11 games after being .5 to 3 point favorites
New England is 15-3-0 SU in its last 18 games after scoring 21 to 30 points
New England is 9-2-0 ATS in its last 11 games after being .5 to 3 point favorites
Next up:
New Orleans at NY Jets, Sunday, November 27
New England at Kansas City, Sunday, November 27
