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NFL Betting – Saints Will March All Over Cardinals

Written by Charlie Jimenez   
Monday, 11 January 2010 22:33

NFL Divisional Playoffs Odds at BSN SportsOne week after the Arizona Cardinals escaped with a win at home, NFL betting fans will see them travel on the road to New Orleans to face the top seed in the NFC. The Cardinals played well on the road this year, winning six of eight contests, but they’ll have to be very weary of their performance last week. If they don’t clean up their act at all, this year’s playoff stay will be a short one. 

Arizona Cardinals @ New Orleans Saints

BSN Sports Pick: Saints -7 

Last Week

The Saints had the week off last week, which was fairly important to them. Sports betting sharps know they entered the playoffs on a three-game losing streak, which is surprising for a team that started the year with 13 wins. They have had a chance to lick their wounds, nurse their wounds and clear their minds. If they have done that, then they’ll be ready to play this week.

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NFL Playoffs Betting Odds and Analysis

Written by Gaby Varji   
Saturday, 09 January 2010 01:01

NFL Playoffs Odds at BSN SportsHaving lost their last two regular season games, the Indianapolis Colts did not exactly come neighing to the NFL Betting playoffs.

Considering the last game they lost 30.7 to the Buffalo Bills, the Colts gave the impression of panic to reach the postseason.

But they are not. With the No. 1 seed in the AFC team involved in decisions, more focused on keeping Peyton Manning and other healthy stellar win games in which there is nothing in between, the Colts showed their true form hard losing to the New York Jets and Buffalo Bills. They have small doubts about his ability to win a second Super Bowl Odds since 2006.

"We are ready," said defensive end Raheem Brock. "We are ready to begin the playoffs and accomplish our goal of getting another ring on our fingers."
Even so, they will encounter strong opposition. The most dangerous are the fields in second place San Diego Chargers, who finished the season winning 11 straight games. That could be an argument, even though the Colts have home advantage, the Chargers are really the most formidable team in the playoffs.

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NFL Betting – Cardinals Looking For Revenge

Written by Andrew Scofield   
Friday, 08 January 2010 21:21

NFC Wild Card Playoffs Odds at BSN SportsNFC Wild Card Playoffs

Green Bay Packers @ Arizona Cardinals

BSN Sports Pick : Packers -1

NFL Betting Total: 47 

The Green Bay Packers and Arizona Cardinals will matchup in the first round of the NFL playoffs just one week after facing each other in Week 17. That result was fairly one-sided as the Arizona Cardinals rested – or tried to rest – their starters while the Packers played for keeps and rolled them 33-7. 

As mentioned, the Cardinals tried to rest their key members but a few of them still got hurt. On an errant Matt Leinart throw, Anquan Boldin took a shot and ended up with a high ankle sprain and an MCL sprain. He is going to be a game-time decision this week but if this were a regular season game, he would be out for at least a couple of weeks. The only bright spot is that the Cardinals are 5-1 in the last couple of years without Boldin in the lineup.

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NFL Betting – Do Eagles Have The Formula?

Written by OGB   
Wednesday, 06 January 2010 22:10

NFL Betting Playoffs Odds at BSN SportsThe Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys will meet for a third time this season. This time, it’s for keeps. 

Those making their NFL predictions saw the Cowboys stomp the Eagles in Week 17 and steal not only the No. 2 seed in the NFC from them, but also the NFC East title. The Eagles could have been at home on a bye week but instead, they have to go back on the road to Dallas for a second week in a row after losing 24-0. 

Philadelphia Eagles @ Dallas Cowboys

Bodog Odds (Bodog Reviews): Cowboys -4

Last Week

The Eagles came into the week as the surprising No. 2 seed in the NFC after the Minnesota Vikings had lost three of their last four games. A win for the Eagles would have secured home-field advantage against everyone except for New Orleans and would have secured a bye.

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