The annual Pro Bowl game comes out way this Sunday and for those of you that just have to get their football fix; this game will certainly fill the void. Unfortunately while this game lives up to the talent expectations, it lacks in intensity, hard hits and superb execution.
The American Football Conference takes on the National Football Conference in the 2010 NFL Pro Bowl at Sun Life Stadium on Sunday (7:20 pm ET, ESPN).
The NFC is a 3-point favorite and the over/under is 57 in NFL Betting Odds at betED.com.
AFC @ NFC
Bodog Odds (Bodog Reviews): AFC -3
Sports betting handicappers are faced with a novel situation this upcoming Sunday in Miami, Fla. Oddsmakers, for the past 30 years, have dealt with a Pro Bowl game played after the Super Bowl in Hawaii. Players on Super Bowl teams participated in the game, and players on the losing teams in the conference championship games were able to get more rest in advance of professional football’s all-star game.
The last chance to bet on football until next season arrives on Sunday, as the NFL betting schedule concludes with the Pro Bowl in Hawaii.
One important thing to note: Just because you bet on the Pro Bowl doesn’t mean you have to watch it. Although, if you do get stuck watching what is usually the most boring football game of the season the chance to make some cash should add a little excitement to the over-hyped exhibition.
Ok, the 2009 Pro Bowl starting lineup is etched in stone for Sunday’s star-studded AFC vs. NFC event at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. So now what, you may ask? We’ll, considering it’s the final online NFL sports betting event of the year, it has a line and offers the opportunity to win money!
No letting up now. The NFL season might be almost over (don’t forget the Pro Bowl), but March Madness is nearly upon us, and we’re rushing headlong into the playoff stretch for both the NBA and NHL. If you’re one of the many who finally bought a big-screen television for the Super Bowl, you will love watching basketball and hockey in HDTV.
