| Miami Dolphins vs New England Patriots NFL Predictions, Odds & Picks |
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Sunday, 08 November 2009
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Miami Dolphins vs New England Patriots NFL Predictions, NFL Odds & NFL Picks: The New England Patriots will square off against AFC East rival Miami this afternoon in Foxborough, Massachusetts. The Pats will be attempting to exact a little revenge after the Dolphins came into Gillette Stadium and delivered a 38-13 beatdown last year. Kickoff is set for 1:00pm ET on CBS. NFL Predictions at Bookmaker.com have New England listed as a -10.5 against the spread home favorite. Dolphins Breakdown: Miami improved to 3-4 last Sunday, scoring its second win of the season against AFC East rival New Patriots Breakdown: New England, which is 4-0 at home this year, had last weekend off after beating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 35-7 in London the previous Sunday. The easy win over the Bucs was the Pats second in a row and fourth in their last five games, giving them a 5-2 overall record and a two game lead over the Jets in the AFC East. Bill Belichick's squad certainly took advantage of their recent schedule break, ringing up 94 points against Tennessee and Tampa Bay while giving up a mere seven. However, they can be confident that Miami will provide a much stiffer challenge when things kickoff this afternoon. NFL Predictions Betting Trend: New England is 3-7 against the spread as a home favorite in the month of November over the last five years. Bookmaker.com Miami Dolphins vs New England Patriots NFL Predictions, Odds & Picks: Miami Dolphins +10.5 (-110), Over 46.5 (-110), +450 (Moneyline) New England Patriots -10.5 (-110), Under 46.5 (-110), -550 (Moneyline) Signup today to bet your NFL Predictions at online sportsbook Bookmaker.com and receive a 20% bonus!                       |
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York. The victory also brought the Dolphins' division record to a perfect 3-0 and left them a half game back of the second place Jets in the standings. Miami should be able to move the ball on the ground against New England (they have against everyone else), and it will be critical that they do so in order to keep it out of Tom Brady's hands. The Dolphins pass defense has been suspect all season long, giving up an average of 240.6 pass yards per game. The Pats rank second in the league, averaging 291 yards per game through the air.