Can Shaun Alexander Catch Priest Holmes TD Record?

[BangTheBook]

CAN SHAUN ALEXANDER CATCH PRIEST HOLMES TOUCHDOWN RECORD?

BetCRIS Sportsbook Posts Odds on Whether Shaun Alexander will Break Priest Holmes’ Single Season Touchdown Record

December 14, New York – Seattle Seahawks super star running back Shaun Alexander is having a phenomenal season leading the league in rushing, sizing up to become the top candidate for MVP this year, and now only 4 touchdowns away from catching Priest Holmes’ all-time single season touchdown record of 27.

Alexander has just 3 games left this season to make his run at the record. He still must square of against Tennessee, the undefeated Colts, and the Green Bay Packers. While Indianapolis is the best team in the NFL with a great defense, both Tennessee and Green Bay’s defenses on average allow more than 100 yards per game this season.

Executives at BetCRIS Sportsbook posted odds on whether or not Shaun Alexander will break the single season touchdown record this year.

WILL SHAUN ALEXANDER BREAK THE SINGLE SEASON TOUCHDOWN RECORD?

· YES 1 to 1.5
· NO 1to 1.5

“Shaun Alexander seems to be on a personal mission this season to get the Seahawks into the Super Bowl,” said Mickey Richardson, CEO of BetCRIS.com. “Every time he touches the ball he has the potential to score and get closer to the mark set by Priest Holmes in 2003.”

More odds on the Seattle Seahawks and this year’s NFL season can be found at:
www.BetCRIS.com

[BangTheBook]

I personally think its a lock. Last year the Seahawks didnt run him for what 1-2yds so he could win the rushing title. They owe him big time and will do everything possible to get it. This week verse the Titans I see him getting 2 followed by 1 against a Colts team that will probably resting some of its players. If he has taken over the record by then watch him complete it in the first qt against the Packers. After that he will be out of the game and have 2 weeks off!

Placed my bet and I usually dont bet props!

[BangTheBook]

Love them Props!

[jtsneaks]

I agree and greeat call, but after just missing the rushing title last year they have him in against the Packers, is it worth risking an injury to keep him in there???

I don't think so....

JT