You would almost feel sorry for the Cleveland Browns if you cared, but this team is one of the worst in the NFL sports betting and yet it has to play nearly half its schedule against the likes of the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Baltimore Ravens and the Cincinnati Bengals. It just doesn’t seem fair.
But fair or not, that’s what this AFC North doormat gets. And Sunday it’s in for another punishing matchup against one of the best teams in the league: the Bengals.
Kickoff for this Sunday matchup is set for 1:05 Eastern Time and sbg opened with the Bengals as a 3-point favorite with an over/under total at 37.5. Read more…
The New Orleans Saints (2-1) will inflict Hurricane Katrina like devastation on the Carolina Panthers when the two teams meet up in the NFL betting action this week. Carolina (0-3) is by far the worst team in the NFL right now and there is little reason to think that this team will somehow vastly improve in time to make this game competitive.
The New Orleans Saints are still among the top teams in the league and coming off a loss to division rival Atlanta will be eager to take out their frustration on the stumbling Panthers and make an entry in the division win column. Read more…
There are a handful of pretty bad teams in the league but the Carolina Panthers take the cake as the worst team in the NFL betting action this season. Sure the Bills, Browns and Forty-Niners are still lacking an entry in the win column and belong to the 0-3 fraternity with the Panthers but anyone of these teams would likely whip the daylights out of this struggling Panther franchise.
Unfortunately for the Panthers they won’t be playing any of these 0-3 teams this week but rather the defending Super Bowl champion Saints and Drew Brees. 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…
