It’s hard to believe that just four teams remain in the NFL gambling action and that Super Bowl XLV is just a little over 2 weeks away. From day of the 2010-11 NFL season there has been almost nonstop action and plenty of surprises. And with two great teams, the Green Bay Packers (12-6) and the Chicago Bears (12-5), and a classic rivalry (183rd meeting between these two teams) slated for the NFC Championship game this weekend it’s anybody’s guess who’s going to represent the National Football Conference in the upcoming Super Bowl.

But if you’re going to put money on this game make sure you put it on the Packers. Kickoff for this Sunday matchup is set for 3:05 Eastern Time and SBG Global Sportsbook opened with the Packers as a 3.5-point favorite with an over/under total at 43.5. Read more…

When it comes to setting odds NFL experts are apparently stumped as the the AFC Championship approaches. The betting line on this conference title game, as it is for the NFC Championship game as well is basically a wash.

The two teams slated to battle for the AFC title this year are very similar in many ways and both are defensive-minded teams that don’t manufacture a lot of points. Inclement weather should also play a part in keeping the score down and when the #2 seed Pittsburgh Steelers (13-4) host the #6 seed NY Jets (13-5) the winner will most likely be determined by the team that makes the fewest mistakes in a game where points will be hard to come by. Read more…

This Weekend’s NFC Championship game has as much hype surrounding it as any Conference championship has had in quite some time. And why shouldn’t it? This battle for a berth in the Super Bowl features two of the marquee franchises in the NFL, the Chicago Bears (12-5) and the Green Bay Packers (12-6), and the oldest rivalry in professional football.

These two clubs first met on the grid iron in 1921 and have been butting heads ever since. This will the 183rd meeting of this teams, but what makes this matchup so fascinating is the fact that despite all the history, this will be just the 2nd time that that these two storied franchises have met in the post season. Read more…

The biggest story of the Wild Weekend was without a doubt the Seattle Seahawks (8-9) monumental upset of the defending Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints (11-5) and booking a spot in the NFC divisional playoffs action.

That win was monumental for a number or reasons and was one of the biggest upsets in NFL playoffs history. The Saints were favored by double-digits in the points spread heading into that game and virtually no one gave them a chance to win. Nor should they have. The Seachickens have been rotten all year ranked 25th in the NFL in total defense (25.4 ppg) and 23rd in the NFL in total offense (19.4 ppg) and still somehow capturing the dubious honor of becoming the first team in NFL history to win a division with a losing record. Read more…