Over the past decade the NFL betting action has become the most competitive set of sports betting odds out there. Year in and year out there is constant turnover atop the division standings and new teams in the football betting playoffs every January?

This year no division in the NFL betting action better exemplifies that type of turn over and tight competition than the NFC West. This is division that has been owned by the Arizona Cardinals over the past two seasons but major offseason changes in division from top to bottom make this the most interesting football betting division in the NFL odds right now. Read more…

There have few constants over the past decade in the NFL betting action but nothing has been surer than the Indianapolis Colts making the playoffs and most likely winning the AFC South. No team in football betting has more wins over the past decade than the Colts and the major reason why the man behind center is: Peyton Manning.

QB is the most important position in all of sports betting and it’s been proven time and time again that no team in the NFL betting can win a Super Bowl without a good one. The Baltimore Ravens remain the only team in the free agent era of NFL betting that were able to win a Super Bowl betting matchup without a good QB (no offense to Trent Dilfer). Read more…

There may not be any more pathetic division in the NFL betting action than the AFC West. If you start at the bottom and work your way up it’s not a pretty picture.

The Oakland Raiders are an embarrassment to the league and its surprise that new Commissioner/God Roger Goddell has stepped in to hand a suspension to crazed owner Al Davis. The Chiefs are one of the teams that will finish with a record lower than the Raiders, in the football odds standings. The Broncos got very lucky during the first-year of man-child head coach Josh McDaniel, but without Brandon Marshall involved in this offense this is a 6 win team at best. Read more…

NFL betting handicappers have optimism for the 2010 sports betting prospects of both the Kansas City Chiefs and Atlanta Falcons who meet in an August 13 preseason opener.

The Falcons opened as 3-point favorites at SBGGlobal.com Sportsbook with an over under of 34.5.

Kansas City finished just 4-12 straight up and 7-9 against the spread last year in rookie Coach Todd Haley’s debut season but that can be written off to it being a massive transition campaign in year one of the Scott Pioli era. Pioli took over as the Chiefs general manager and cleaned house with a new coaching staff and revamped roster. Read more…

NFL betting lines handicappers could very well find a hidden gem in the preseason with the new look Carolina Panthers as they could be a sports betting bargain.

Carolina finished 8-8 straight up last year while going 9-7 against the spread as 10 of their games went under the total.

The respectable finish covers up the fact that Carolina fell flat on its face out of the gate in 2009 as they lost their first three games straight up and failed to cover their first four games against the spread. The Panthers finally cut ties with long time quarterback Jake Delhomme after he had a disastrous season that ended up with him losing his job to Matt Moore. It was one of many changes that have been made as Carolina tries to get back on track. Read more…