NFL Betting Lines

The NFL betting landscape has undergone a seismic shift, at least in the NFC East. For years QB Donovan has been one of the best in the business and been a thorn in the side of NFC East NFL wagering opponents. And in the upcoming NFL betting season that’s not going to change, he’ll just be beating defenses while wearing a maroon jersey instead of green one.

In one of the truly unprecedented moves in football betting history, the Philadelphia Eagles traded away a Pro-Bowl QB (and the best in franchise history). And they didn’t ship him off to the distant West Coast or to the AFC betting competition. Read more…

Just a few months removed from the end of the 2009-10 NFL betting lines season and the incredible and improbable New Orleans Saints Super Bowl victory the sports betting public already wants to know: Can the Saints repeat? The quick and simple answer to this question is: No.

And that’s no knock on the Saints an NFL betting organization or its players, it’s simply that repeating as the Super Bowl betting champion might be the most difficult thing to do in professional team sports. It is extremely rare as only three teams have done in the past three decades, and only one team (the New England Patriots) have done in the era since free agency has taken effect. Read more…

The Miami Dolphins need major help in this year’s NFL Draft. No team in the history of NFL betting has staged as big of a turnaround in one season that the 2008 Miami Dolphins, a team that went from 1-15 the previous year to winning the AFC East and making the NFL betting playoff two football betting seasons ago.

But if the team’s mediocre 2009 performance in the NFL standings taught us anything, it’s that the ;08 wasn’t really as good as its football betting record claimed it to be and the strength of the NFL wagering schedule plays a major role in a tams ultimate success in the NFL betting competition. Read more…

Every NFL gambling franchise is asking itself the same question right now. The NFL Draft is just a few weeks away and the NFL gambling free agency (in a year with no salary cap) just opened. If you’re a team’s GM and you need to upgrade, do you do it through the NFL Draft or do you in free agency?

It’s a tough question and there really isn’t a good NFL gambling answer. More than anything it really depends on the position. For example this year the 2010 NFL draft is rich in WRs and RBs. So if you’re a team looking upgrade at either skill position you’ve got a lot of options. Read more…

One year ago there was great anticipation among NFL betting lines junkies for the 2010 quarterbacking class. It was going to rival the great NFL draft of 1984 that produces such stars as Dan Marino, Jim Kelly and John Elway. With Colt McCoy, Sam Bradford and Tim Tebow all coming off phenomenal seasons their potential in the NFL betting lines seemed limitless.

But after Bradford’s season was torn apart by injuries, McCoy failed to live up to the hype and Tebow’s mechanics were torn apart by NFL draft experts, this QB crop now looks mighty average in the eyes of most NFL betting line’s experts. Bradford is still the number player in this bunch, if perhaps only for the fact that his potential has yet to be revealed because of the injuries. Read more…