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Packers and Vikings on Monday night—this is one sportsbook bettors have been counting down since the 2009 NFL schedule was released. Brett Favre has been waiting for a long time to shove the Packers' decision to let him go back into their face. Now, with the undefeated Vikings, he finally has a chance—not to mention this game will also hugely impact the NFC North race. Green Bay Packers at … [Read more...]
The Colts (3-0), despite some weaknesses, look very strong right now. They shouldn't have a very difficult time with the Seahawks (1-2), especially with Matt Hasselbeck unlikely to play. Sportsbook bettors should expect a rout in this one. Seattle Seahawks at Indianapolis Colts Sunday, October 4 at 1:00 p.m. ET The Colts have rolled up three straight victories but there are some concerns … [Read more...]
As far as NFL betting lines are concerned, this is as big as they get early in the season. New England (1-1) is desperate to prove it's still a force to be reckoned with in the NFL. Atlanta (2-0) wants to silence fans waiting for the other shoe to drop and join the league's elite. Atlanta Falcons at New England Patriots Sunday, September 27 at 1:00 p.m. ET NFL Week 3 betting odds: … [Read more...]
Online sports betting fans should expect a wild game on Sunday night as two of the NFL's best offenses and top quarterbacks go head to head. Indianapolis (2-0) is coming off a 27-23 win over the Dolphins on Monday night while the Cardinals (1-1) blew out Jacksonville 31-17. Indianapolis Colts vs. Arizona Cardinals Sunday, September 27 at 8:20 p.m. ET NFL Week 3 sportsbook odds: Arizona … [Read more...]
NFL betting players didn’t foresee Jay Cutler’s awful performance in his regular-season debut for Chicago, and it doesn’t get any easier. The Bears host the defending Super Bowl champions from Pittsburgh, who are making their first trip to Soldier Field since 1995, but at least they’re favored. Steelers vs Bears betting odds – Sunday, September 20, 4:15 PM ET The Steelers overcome three … [Read more...]
The New England Patriots (1-0) and New York Jets (1-0) are both coming off Week 1 victories, but each got them very differently. Now sportsbook fans must decide if the Jets are legit and the Pats can shake off the rust. The Jets surprised just about everybody by walloping the Houston Texans 24-7 last Sunday. Houston—a chic playoff pick by handicapping software and bettors alike—was completely … [Read more...]
The beauty of picking NFL odds is that there are so many games to choose from every week. We gave you four plays two days ago; let’s reload with four more NFL picks for this weekend. Falcons (-4) over Dolphins WHY: The Falcons want to show the league they, not the Saints or Eagles, have the NFC’s top offense and the NFL week 1 matchups could back up that claim. Matt Ryan is poised for a … [Read more...]
NFL week 1 matchups and picks Finally, FINALLY NFL betting is back and it’s time to bet. While the NFL surprises us every season, you can still win money in Week 1 if you did your homework – that includes researching last season, following offseason transactions and looking for preseason trends. Let’s try a parlay. Steelers (-6) over Titans WHY: The Titans’ passing game is a … [Read more...]
Sportsbook betting is about to get super exciting, as football season is here. We’re at Week 4 of the NFL preseason and thus have just one more chance to work off the rust before the games really start to matter. Check out these picks for Friday’s action. Houston Texans at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-3) Friday, September 4, 7:00 p.m. ET In preseason football, we can never count on teams playing … [Read more...]
Thursday’s college football odds between No.16 Oregon and No.14 Boise State are favoring the Broncos at home, and why shouldn’t they? The Broncos have won 49 in a row on the blue turf at Bronco Stadium, but the Ducks are looking to end that, motivated by revenge for last year’s loss. Sportsbook Oregon vs Boise State odds – Thursday, September 3, 10:15 PM ET The Ducks don’t have very many … [Read more...]