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2008 NFL TEASER NEWSLETTER

Issue # 4

Games through September 29, 2008



F A S T F A C T S
Results through 47 Games Last Week Season-to-Date Pct.
Two Way Teaser Winners (1 Push) 3 13 of 47 27.7%
Pointspread Mattered (2 Pushes) 3 6 of 47 12.8%
Games Decided by 21 or more points 3 10 of 47 21.3%
Games Decided by 4 or fewer points 5 14 of 47 29.8%
OVERS - UNDERS - PUSHES 11- 5 27- 21 - 1


T E A S E R R E C A P B Y C A T E G O R Y
Category Last Week Season

Pct.

Category

Last Week

Season

Pct.

Superior

0 - 0 - 0

0 - 0 - 0 --- Very Good 1 - 0 - 0 3 - 0 - 0 100%
Outstanding 1 - 0 - 0 1 - 1 - 0 50% Marginal 2 - 2 - 0 5 - 3 - 0 63%
Excellent 0 - 2 - 0 2 - 5 - 0 29% TOTALS 4 - 4 - 0 11 - 9 - 0 55%


REVIEW OF TEASER STRATEGIES
Teams - Week YTD Teasers - Week YTD
Top 2 Teams 1 - 1 2 - 3 0 - 1 0 - 3
Top 5 Teams 3 - 2 8 - 7 3 - 7 7 - 23
All Marginal or better teams, up to 10 max 4 - 4 11 - 9 6 - 22 15 - 43


R E V I E W O F L A S T W E E K

It's been a rough start to the 2008 season but as we stated last week, we've overcome such starts in the past. Last week was disappointing even though our lone Outstanding team, Seattle, was an easy winner in Teaser play. But both Excellent teams, Indianapolis and Carolina, both came up short, each by a point. Our lone Very Good team, San Diego, was a Teaser winner. Our four Marginal teams split out with Washington and Miami being Teaser winners but the New York Jets and Green Bay not coming through.

In a few weeks we shall begin our discussion of a hedging technique that can help protect existing winnings while creating the possibility for a massive weekly win through the use of "middles."

We had planned to present some historical data concerning how the categories we chart above have done over the years. But we'll delay that until next week in order to bring you historical team Teaser information.

We use historical Teaser performances as the basis for making our weekly Teaser Selections. Over the years we have fine tuned the process to make this essentially a mechanical exercise but the selections are all based on the past 6 season of results broken down into various categories and situations. Each year we present an overview of how all tams have done overall in 6 point Teasers over the previous 6 seasons. Here is the data for the 32 NFL teams in 6 point Teasers from 2002 through 2007.

Team Record (Pct) Team Record (Pct) Team Record (Pct)
Arizona 61-33-2 (64%) Green Bay 67-27-2 (70%) Oakland 60-33-3 (63%)
Atlanta 61-33-2 (64%) Houston 62-33-1 (65%) Philadelphia 70-21-5 (73%)
Baltimore 68-27-1 (71%) Indianapolis 73-22-1 (76%) Pittsburgh 62-32-2 (65%)
Buffalo 64-30-2 (67%) Jacksonville 69-24-3 (72%) St Louis 55-40-1 (57%)
Carolina 64-31-1 (67%) Kansas City 65-29-2 (68%) San Diego 71-23-2 (74%)
Chicago 70-23-3 (73%) Miami 65-27-4 (68%) San Francisco 57-39-0 (59%)
Cincinnati 63-32-1 (66%) Minnesota 62-30-4 (65%) Seattle 69-25-2 (72%)
Cleveland 67-28-1 (70%) New England 71-24-1 (74%) Tampa Bay 63-31-2 (66%)
Dallas 61-33-2 (64%) New Orleans 60-35-1 (63%) Tennessee 65-31-0 (68%)
Denver 60-34-2 (63%) N Y Giants 60-34-2 (63%) Washington 67-27-2 (70%)
Detroit 62-33-1 (65%) N Y Jets 72-21-3 (75%)


Now, let's turn our attention to week four. Here are this week's qualified teams:

T E A S E R Q U A L I F I E R S W E E K 4
SUPERIOR None
OUTSTANDING None
EXCELLENT None
VERY GOOD CHICAGO
MARGINAL Green Bay, San Diego
RISKY N Y JETS, Minnesota, OAKLAND, JACKSONVILLE


Just one game shows the potential for being 'Two Way Teaser' winners this week:

San Diego at Oakland

With 6 teams having Byes this week the number of qualified teams has decreased dramatically so that just 3 teams qualify as Marginal or better, the lowest number of weekly qualified teams in over 20 seasons of publishing this Newsletter. A 3 team round robin would produce a total of just 3 Teasers while tying the lone Very Good team to each of the 2 Marginal teams would yield just 2 Teasers in all. We never try to force teams to qualify for play whether we are running 'hot,' 'cold' or neutral. We just let the system run as it always has.

Good luck, and we'll see you next week.

NOTE: ALL MATERIAL IS PRESENTED AS NEWS MATTER ONLY AND IS NOT TO BE USED IN VIOLATION OF ANY FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL LAW(S).