The longest Mardi Gras celebrations ever to take place in the city of New Orleans began last February when the Saints bested the Indianapolis Colts to win their first-ever Super Bowl down in Miami.
After watching the way the team performed last week in their preseason opener against the New England Patriots, it seems as though the hangover from those celebrations may still exist among at least a few of those players.
The longest Mardi Gras celebrations ever to take place in the city of New Orleans began last February when the Saints bested the Indianapolis Colts to win their first-ever Super Bowl down in Miami.
Before NFL gambling fans turn their attention to other sports betting events this week, we have the Thursday NFL Preseason game of the day pick for you. It’s time for our weekly Football preseason picks for online NFL betting action.
Pre-Season Record:
New Orleans: 0-0-0 SU
New England: 0-0-0 SU
Brett Favre makes his return to Lambeau Field this Sunday and his Minnesota Vikings are listed as three-point underdogs for one of the biggest games of the season.
The 19-year NFL veteran who spent 16 years quarterbacking the Green Bay Packers, walks onto the tundra at Lambeau as the opponent for the first time in his career.
With the Broncos convincing 34-23 victory over the Chargers Monday night, Week 6 of the NFL season is officially in the books.
Four teams remain undefeated: New Orleans, Minnesota, Indianapolis and Denver. While three teams have yet to secure their first victory: Tampa Bay, St. Louis and Tennessee.
The NFL odds of the Broncos arriving for their Week 6 Monday Nighter undefeated seemed next to impossible before the season started, yet here we are. Baby-faced Josh McDaniels has his boys playing phenomenal football; first the “D” dominated and now the offense is catching up. Can Denver keep its improbable run going in San Diego tonight?
Week Six of the NFL schedule is highlighted with a couple of Five Star games. The undefeated New York Giants head to Bourbon Street to take on the equally undefeated New Orleans Saints. Also, the Ravens will try and break their two game losing streak in Minnesota against the 5-0 Vikings.
Week four of the NFL schedule is just about in the books, so it’s time to take a look ahead to next weekend. The Patriots seem to be back on track and head west to take on a surprising 4-0 Denver Broncos team.
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If tonight’s NFL odds weren’t the ones you’ve been waiting for, you may not be a football fan. Brett Favre on Monday night against his old team, facing off against the guy who held the clipboard while he started? It doesn’t get any better than the Packers and Vikings.
There have been plenty of surprises and disappointments over the first three weeks of the NFL season. Who would’ve thought the Broncos would be 3-0 or the Steelers would have dropped two out of their first three games.
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The NFL betting hits just keep on coming for the Monday nighter. Last week, the Colts and Dolphins treated us to a tight game. This week, football fans feast their eyes on shiny new Cowboys Stadium as the Panthers and Cowboys go head to head in what should be a high-scoring affair.
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After Monday Night NFL betting gave us some surprisingly close games in Week 1, can the Colts and Dolphins treat us to something special tonight? Both teams’ offenses stalled last week, so something tells me there’s a barn burner in the making in Miami.
The San Diego Chargers are big 8 ½-point favorites hosting the Denver Broncos on Sunday night, with the winner taking the AFC West title.
The Bolts are getting 55% of the early action despite that seemingly large number, as these teams have been heading in opposite directions.
The Green Bay Packers are officially eliminated from the NFL playoffs but the public backing is still firmly behind them.
Aaron Rodgers and company are traveling to their hated rivals, the Chicago Bears (8-6) on Monday Night Football and you can see this NFC North rivalry at 8:30 pm ET on ESPN.
Chicago opened as a 4 ½-point favorite but it is down to four points as 65% of the betting public is backing the Packers.
The Carolina Panthers and New York Giants have a huge Sunday night game in the Big Apple with the winner getting home field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs.
The Giants are three-point home favorites but 69% like the Panthers after watching the G-Men lose their last two games to Philadelphia and Dallas.
The Chicago Bears and New Orleans Saints are still alive for the playoffs, but the loser of their Thursday night game can start making early vacation plans.
The Bears are three-point home favorites in a game where weather is surely going to be a factor. So far, 59% of the current betting public is taking the Monsters of the Midway.
