A majority of NFL preseason games will go under the posted odds totals due to the lack of motivation to win, plus the huge disorganization of what is largely an organized competitive scrimmage on the field.
Read More . . .It's not likely there will be many stars in action as the Minnesota Vikings and Pittsburgh Steelers meet up in Canton, Ohio for the Hall of Fame Game, kicking off the 2015 NFL season.
Read More . . .Denver and Peyton Manning are a bit overhyped in the competitive AFC West division, where Tony has a longshot play on the division winner and a solid NFL total wins future bet.
Read More . . .A preview of the NFC West, where Seattle looks like a lock to win the division again in 2015.
Read More . . .Usually, it's a matter such as a groin pull, weather or a positive drug test that causes Las Vegas bookmakers' heads to spin.
Read More . . .Many well-known online sportsbooks are offering lines for Week 1 NFL games and there are opportunitues to exploit.
Read More . . .The similarity though is in the extreme odds you have to risk to win a smaller proportional reward. Take for example, the three largest NFL favorites (by far) to capture their respective divisions...
Read More . . .The NFL's past and present are connected to racetrack bettors, fantasy football and casino operators, but the league says it remains solidly opposed to betting on sports.
Read More . . .A look inside the NFL owners meetings and what will happen to pointspreads with the new rule changes regarding extra points.
Read More . . .In viewing the odds for Overall #1 Pick, I am now firmly convinced the Tampa Bay Bucs select Florida St. QB Jameis Winston number one, but there may be other opportunities to cash in.
Read More . . .Sportradar US claimed a victory in the fast-growing business of sports statistics Tuesday when the National Football League announced an exclusive partnership with the Minneapolis company.
Read More . . .A look at the odds for the 2016 Super Bowl champion with analysis on not just who to wager on, but when to bet.
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