Last season’s Hall of Game was cancelled due to the labor dispute, but this year the NFL is all ready to go this Sunday night. The Cardinals and Saints will kick off the NFL Preseason schedule with this showdown.
So we know for sure that Brett Favre is back for his 20th season in the NFL. The Minnesota Vikings are paying Favre an extra $3.5 million to come back, bumping his 2010 salary to $16.5 million, plus added incentives. Vikings coach Brad Childress even picked Favre up at the airport. Now you know why quarterbacks are the feature attractions when it comes to football betting.
The NFL preseason schedule opens Sunday when the Buffalo Bills take on the Tennessee Titans in the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio (8 pm ET, NBC).
betED.com has the Titans as 3-point favorites and the over/under total at 31 in NFL Betting Odds.
The NFL preseason is treated one of two ways by football bettors. Some fans ignore these tuneup games and believe they hold nothing of value for wagering the regular season.
Others are hungry for NFL action after a long summer and analyze every preseason tilt looking for an edge.
