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NFL Trends for October 12, 2003

Dallas is 1-6-0 ATS in their last 7 home games against Philadelphia
Kansas City is 4-1-0 SU and 4-0-1 ATS in their last 5 vs Green Bay
NE/NYG play tough with the spread. They are 2-2-1 ATS in their last 5 meetings
Both games between HOU/TENN were Under last season
Tampa was 0-2-0 in its last two meetings in Washington
The previous 2 meetings between CAR/IND teams went Under
Miami is 0-3-0 SU and 0-3-0 ATS against Jacksonville
In their previous meeting the game went Over and Oakland covered the spread
Chicago is 1-3-0 ATS in new Orleans
NY Jets is 6-3-0 OU in their last 9 games at home against Buffalo
Baltimore is 0-2-0 in ATS their previous 2 meetings
Denver is 4-1-1 OU in their last 6 games at home against Pittsburgh
The previous 5 meetings between SF/SEA have all gone Over

Indianapolis Colts at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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In what should be a great Monday Night battle between last years Super Bowl Champions and the team that is playing as well as any in the NFL through the quarter poll of the season, as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Indianapolis Colts. The Bucs are 2-1 and coming off a bye week. There loss came to Carolina in week two of the season. They won their last game at Atlanta, 31-10. The Colts are 4-0, after crushing New Orleans last week 55-21. The game also marks the return of Tony Dungy to Tampa Bay, where he was the head coach, before leaving to take the job with the Colts.

The Colts hope to have running back Edgerrin James back for this contest. James sat out last week, with a sore knee. If James can't go, then Dungy will go by committee, with Rickey Williams, Dominic Rhodes and James Mungro. Quarterback Peyton Manning is off to his finest start, completing 67-percent of his passes, with nine touchdowns and just three interceptions. Marvin Harrison is as good as any receiver in the NFL. He has 22 catches for 292 yards and four touchdowns. Harrison is getting help from Reggie Wayne. Manning likes to look for rookie tight end Dallas Clark and veteran Marcus Pollard inside the 20. The offensive line has given Manning superb protection.

It looks like Dungy has finally put together the defense everyone was waiting for. The Colts are allowing just under 12 points per game and 286.3 total yards per contest. The frontline is led by second year defensive end Dwight Freeney and veteran Chad Bratzke. They have combined for three of the Colts nine sacks. Rob Morris is an underrated linebacker and is teamed up with Marcus Washington and David Thorton. The secondary has played very well. Corners Walt Harris and David Macklin have improved, while rookie safety Mike Doss has made an immediate impact.

The Bucs offense has done just enough to win. Brad Johnson isn't flashy, but he has put up decent numbers again this season. He is completing 64-percent of his passes and has tossed five touchdowns. Running back Michael Pittman had his best game as a Buccaneer last time out, piling up 164 total yards from scrimmage. Fullback Mike Alstott is still the man around the end zone and has the only two Bucs rushing touchdowns. Keyshawn Johnson is the top wide out with 17 receptions.

The Bucs defense has begun, where they left off in their Championship season. They are allowing a mere 6.1 points per game, while yielding only 213.0 total yards per outing. The front four are nasty, with Warren Sapp and Simeon Rice leading the way. Rice already has four sacks through three games. Starting linebackers Derrick Brooks, Shelton Quarles and Dwayne Rudd form the fastest unit in the NFL. Ronde Barber, Brian Kelly, Dwight Smith and John Lynch makeup one of the top secondaries in football. The priority will be on stopping the run. The only weakness the defense has shown is against a power type running game.

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