There’s no better way to celebrate the United States’ absolute hatred of turkeys than by slaughtering and munching on them by the billions! While the family conversation bores you to death, why don’t you stuff your face full of some gravy and potatoes while three Superbowl candidates beat up on three of the worst teams in the league?
What another great sports betting week for NFL betting fans in Week 12 of the NFL Regular Season. The Tennessee Titans finally lost a game. It was how they lost that should get football betting fans thinking of their chances in the NFL Playoffs this season.
An exciting Week 12 in the NFL brought pro football bettors everywhere a few ATS surprises as well as some easy ATS covers in the BetUS Sportsbook.
After going a respectable 9-6-1 with all of my NFL selections this Sunday, my NFL weekly review will take a look back at the week that was around the league while giving BetUS NFL sports betting enthusiasts a brief glance toward all of Week 13’s coming action in what promises to be another profitable NFL wagering week.
Week 11 in the NFL was downright boring when compared to the entertaining highs and lows that BetUS NFL sports betting buffs everywhere enjoyed the previous ten weeks.
Still, in keeping with the general ‘surprise’ theme that the 2008-09 season has turned out to be, there were one or two surprising outcomes across the NFL landscape.
Tony Romo, playing with a bandaged pinkie, proved that you can indeed affect a reeling team when you’re the guy under center. For sports betting fans, the presence of Romo was the difference in what turned out to be a very good game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Washington Redskins on Sunday night.
It’s the midway point of the NFL season and sports betting fans are either absolutely thrilled or positively heart broken at what has transpired so far. This has been a particularly strange year for NFL betting.
The usual suspects aren’t lighting up the online sportsbook world and some surprise teams have come out of nowhere to solidify themselves as online wagering studs.
Here is my weekly NFL review, which, as always, provides bettors with, not only a look back at the week that was in the NFL, but a glimpse ahead as to what NFL sports bettors can expect out of each team in their upcoming contest.
What another whacky Sunday in the NFL. Sports betting fans have be thrilled at how things have been going so far this NFL season. What started out as a fairly traditional NFL season with favorites taking home most of the money, has turned into a strange, almost long-shots paradise with some of the lesser known teams in the NFL easily covering spreads.
Three key divisional matchups highlight the Week 10 NFL betting schedule, as the Giants take on the Eagles in the NFC East, the Packers and Vikings face off in the NFC North, and the Bills and Patriots clash in the AFC East.
The New York Giants became the best team in the NFL this past Sunday for NFL betting fans when they beat the pre-season NFC East favorite, Dallas Cowboys, by a commanding score of 35 to 14. For sports betting fans, it doesn’t get any crazier than that. One pre-season favorite falls to the defending Super Bowl champion by a margin that nobody expected? Such is life in the NFL for a football betting fan.
It has become crystal clear in this topsy-turvy NFL betting campaign, that nothing is as it seems for the majority of teams across the league.
Outside of a just a handful of NFL teams this season (Titans, Giants, Redskins, Panthers) nearly every team in the league has shown a serious propensity to display what I’ve long termed, the ‘Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’ symptom.
In last week’s NFL Sunday Re-cap I wrote about how the wheels had fallen off of the New Orleans Saints, San Diego Chargers and Dallas Cowboys. I alerted online sportsbook betting fans to the fact that all three of those teams had become horrible online betting propositions.
In the words of legendary soul singer, Marvin Gaye, I’m sure NFL fans and bettors everywhere, want to know, ‘What’s Goin’ On?’
That’s right BetUS NFL Sportsbook wagering fanatics, I have to admit that despite recording a respectable 8-6 mark on all of my Week 7 NFL selections this past Sunday, to improve to a season total of 50-39 (56 percent) with all of my NFL Free Picks in the BetUS Locker Room this season, the 2008-09 NFL season has been one of the craziest in recent memory.
Chargers to Get Snuffed By Bills
Leave it to J.P. Losman to ruin an undefeated season. The Bills are playing host to one of the most untrustworthy teams in NFL betting. The Chargers are 3-2-1 ATS, but most of those spread victories have come at home, or against the Raiders. The Bills are one of the steadier teams in the league, and have both Trent Edwards and Roscoe Parrish returning to the lineup this week.
The books did well last week on the NFL betting board, with favorites going an almost even 8-6 against the number. If that continues, bettors need to make sure they’re handicapping the right games because simply keeping track of sweeping, overarching trends won’t get your wallet padded. With that in mind, here’s three matchups on Sunday that are seeing serious action from pigskin players:
What a Sunday in the NFL! Four games, count them, four were decided by three points or less this past Sunday. It was a day for online betting underdogs as some of the most talked about teams in the NFL fell to some of the more underrated squads in the league.
One of the upsets was downright daring as the Washington Redskins, easily one of the most reliable online wagering options in the NFL so far this season, fell to the previously winless St. Louis Rams.
