NFL Betting – Cardinals Looking For Revenge |
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Written by Andrew Scofield
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Friday, 08 January 2010 21:21 |
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 NFC 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? |
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Written by OGB
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Wednesday, 06 January 2010 22:10 |
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 The 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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NFL Betting Odds - Ready for the NFL Playoffs? |
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Written by Matt Stevens
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Tuesday, 05 January 2010 23:43 |
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 12 teams remain focused on reaching the Super Bowl Betting.
The NFL playoff begins next weekend with the round of the teams that qualified through the wild-card.
The Baltimore Ravens at New England on Sunday and later Arizona, the defending champion of the NFC, Green Bay will host a replay of the final game of the season, the Packers, with the NL wild card-winning by 33 - 7.
The playoff will begin Saturday with two repeats of the matches played at the 17 th week of the campaign: New York Jets will go to Cincinnati, then visit Philadelphia to Dallas, the NFC champion.
Those eight teams are looking for that opportunity that may lead to the final in February. In Washington and Buffalo is what has begun searching for new coaches, but the Redskins might not have to wait long. Mike Shanahan is one of the favorites to get lost since Jim Zorn.
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NFL Betting – Week 17 Picks and Predictions |
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Written by Andrew Scofield
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Monday, 28 December 2009 19:58 |
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 Jacksonville Jaguars @ Cleveland Browns
Sportsbook Rating Odds: Jaguars -3
Once again, the New England Patriots have ended the Jacksonville Jaguars season. Granted, it’s not completely over, but the Jaguars need a lot more than a hope and a prayer to make the NFL playoffs this year.
The Jaguars had a decent shot if they could find a way to win their remaining two games but unfortunately, they were crushed in New England. The Jags are the No. 11 seed in the AFC and need five teams in front of them to lose. That could be very dicey.
On top of that, the Jags will have to win in Cleveland, which may be easier said than done. The Browns have won three straight games and they appear to have turned a corner.
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