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Written by Charlie Jimenez
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Wednesday, 18 January 2012 08:01 |
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 Those following NFL scores will definitely be up for the NFC title game on Sunday in San Francisco, who will host New York in a meeting of old conference rivals. These two clubs have played many memorable postseason games, and even though many experts wouldn’t have predicted them to get this far, both teams have a legitimate chance to reach the Super Bowl. 
Giants vs. 49ers Odds – Sunday, 6:00 PM ET
The Giants went into Lambeau Field as a Bet Online underdog for the second time in four years, and they came out with their second victory in a 37-20 romp over the defending champions from Green Bay. Eli Manning was 21-of-33 for 330 yards, three touchdowns and a pick as he outplayed Aaron Rodgers, and the defense continued to play well, forcing four turnovers (including three fumbles) and they were aided by a Green Bay team that looked rusty due to their bye week as the Packers couldn’t hold onto the ball.
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Read more... [NFL Playoff Betting: Giants, 49ers Prepare For NFC Title Showdown]
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Written by Andrew Scofield
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Tuesday, 17 January 2012 21:54 |
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 Sports Betting Overview
The New England Patriots seem to defy explanation each and every season. In the Belichick/Brady era, the Patriots have won a Super Bowl with a wide receiver playing cornerback because the Patriots’ defensive backfield was depleted, and the Pats have also won a Super Bowl with no running game. Now everyone is starting to wonder how far the Patriots can go with the worst defense in the league. The pay per head sportsbook experts warn that even if the Patriots make it to the Super Bowl, it would have beaten two very suspect offenses to get there. But when it comes to the Patriots, logic just never seems to apply.
The Baltimore Ravens rode its defense into the AFC Championship and got a little help from some extremely bad decisions made by Houston Texans’ rookie quarterback TJ Yates. The sportsbook software has put such a wide line on this game because the Ravens still had some problems containing the Houston offense even with all of the mistakes.
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Read more... [AFC Championship: Baltimore Ravens vs. New England Patriots (-7 ½)]
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Written by Matt Stevens
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Tuesday, 10 January 2012 19:30 |
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 Online Betting Overview
Every time the sports world expects a defensive struggle in the playoffs, the exact opposite seems to happen. The betting sports news (BSN Sports) experts have the line at nearly double-digits for this game in favor of the Ravens, but the reality is that this game may wind up being a close and high-scoring affair. These teams have more in common than almost any other matchup in these playoffs and that may be one of the contributing factor to this being a close game. While we can discuss the possibilities of who will win and who will lose, it is unlikely that we will be talking about one team running up the score on the other. But, then again, you never know.
With Texans’ quarterback Matt Schaub out of the lineup for the post-season, the remaining similarities between the Texans and Ravens are very stark. Both teams possess a potent running game and both teams have very dominating defenses. At the quarterback position, the pay per head sports experts expect that neither quarterback will be a factor in losing the game for their respective teams.
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Read more... [NFL Playoffs Divisional Round Preview: Houston Texans vs. Baltimore Ravens (-9)]
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