NFL Betting Daily – BetUS NFL Injury Report
In this week’s BetUS Radio Podcast, Damon D discusses two huge injuries in the NFL. Justin “Young Hugg” Fargas went down with what seemed to be a groin injury on Sunday against Kansas. That would be a bad thing, except that Fargas’ backup is named Darren McFadden. Better yet, McFadden is backed up by Louisville sensation Michael Bush. Both back notched touchdowns and McFadden put on a dazzling display of his talents. The Raiders running game is on good hands thus far.
The same cannot be said about the Colts’ defense though. Safety Bob Sanders has a high ankle sprain, which could see the oft-injured playmaker miss 4-6 weeks of action. That is not good for a team that is having trouble getting the season started. They barely escaped Minnesota and now have to face the rest of the first half without their best player on defense.
It looks like playing wide-receiver for Seattle is hazardous to your health. They lost another receiver on Sunday in the first five minutes of the game, and now Matt Hasselbeck has to throw to Koren Robinson of all people. Things look grim for Seattle now more than ever. Those that were waiting for this frustrating betting bubble to burst can rejoice!
Is Ronnie Brown still feeling any lingering affects of his destroyed knee from yester-year? How is Big Ben’s shoulder, and should the Pittsburgh Steelers’ betting faithful be concerned? Is the only thing bruised in Tampa Jeff Garcia’s ego, or is there something else going on?
Week 3 of NFL betting is perhaps the most difficult because it’s the one where the oddsmakers pool data to correct any bad lines they have out there. If you don’t know who’s playing, then you can’t possible know who to bet on. Check out the podcast at http://radio.betus.com to see who Damon D thinks is on the mend, and whose absence could seriously hurt the betting community – it’s the best NFL podcast circulating the web!
