With Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy ripping former head coach Chip Kelly and current Birds starter DeMarco Murray none-too-happy about his reduced role in Philly, there’s drama all around! Now, with the Bills and Birds both looking to record consecutive NFL betting wins to keep their postseason hopes alive, let’s find out who’s going to bring home the bacon!
“Anybody who said our confidence was low was probably outside our building,” safety Malcolm Jenkins said after his 99-yard interception return was a key to the win. The win helped Philly move into a tie for second place in the NFC Least a half-game behind Washington. “Sometimes they don’t see in them what I see in them,” Kelly said of his players. “I know we have a good football team. They showed it today.”
Buffalo @ Philadelphia NFL Betting Game Information and Odds
When: 1:00 PM ET, Sunday, December 13, 2015 Where: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania TV: CBS NFL Odds: Bills -1 O/U: 47
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Buffalo Bills (6-6 SU, 5-7-1 ATS
“From our perspective, we couldn’t be happier with (the trade),” Buffalo head coach Rex Ryan said of McCoy, who was acquired in March for linebacker Kiko Alonso. “I mean, obviously LeSean is a great player, great talent and we love him in the building. He’s got that great energy about him and (is a) good teammate.” The Bills picked up a hard-fought 30-21 win over red-hot Houston last week to cash in as a 3-point home favorite as quarterback Tyrod Taylor tossed three touchdown passes for the second straight week and rushed for another. “He’s our leader,” wide receiver Sammy Watkins said. “He’s our quarterback. He’s the guy we’re rolling with. He’s getting better every week leading this team.” “His work ethic is second to none,” Clay said. “I don’t think I’ve ever seen somebody with the work ethic that guy has.” McCoy rushed for 112 yards on 21 carries while Watkins added three catches for 109 yards and one score.Philadelphia Eagles (5-7 SU, 5-7 ATS)
The Eagles got two special teams touchdowns en route to a stunning 35-28 win over Tom Brady and banged-up New England last weekend to cash in as a 9-point road dog. Enigmatic quarterback Sam Bradford completed 14 of 24 passes for 120 yards and two scores in the win, but 2014 rushing leader DeMarco Murray rushed for just 24 yards and reportedly had a talk with owner Jeffrey Lurie about his touches.
“Anybody who said our confidence was low was probably outside our building,” safety Malcolm Jenkins said after his 99-yard interception return was a key to the win. The win helped Philly move into a tie for second place in the NFC Least a half-game behind Washington. “Sometimes they don’t see in them what I see in them,” Kelly said of his players. “I know we have a good football team. They showed it today.”
