The NFL has announced its 17-week, 256-game regular season football schedule for the 2010/2011 season. This year it will have its opening kick off on Thursday, September 9. The matchup will pit the Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints versus the Minnesota Vikings in a rematch of last year’s NFC Championship Game.
The NFL draft moves to primetime for the first time in 2010. The first round will be in PRIMETIME, and takes place on Thursday April 22nd at 7:30 p.m. ET. The NFL Draft second and third rounds are on Friday April 23 at 6 p.m. ET. Rounds Four thru Seven will be held on Saturday April 24th at 10 a.m. ET.
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NFL betting is very unpredictable and has wild possibilities throughout the game. The excitement for many football wagers is that even when down 21 points, it’s only three scores! On the other hand, it is never “in the bag,” even when ahead. When you first start betting on the NFL, the more football betting advice and knowledge you have, the more likely you are to fill your pockets with cash!
It’s Conference Championship weekend and football betting fans will find everything they need – except for beer – at betED.com.
betED.com NFL Betting has full-game, quarter-, half- and prop bets for the AFC and NFC Championship games this Sunday in New Orleans and Indianapolis.
We’ve been waiting awhile for this one, but the biggest event on the online sports betting calendar is just around the corner. Super Bowl XLIV kicks off from Miami’s Dolphin Stadium – recently rebranded as Sun Life Stadium – on February 7 (6:30 p.m. ET, CBS). This is the latest in the year the Super Bowl has ever been held.
The NFL Divisional Playoffs are set for Saturday and Sunday and betED.com is all set for the action with NFL Playoff Odds and some great NFL Playoff Props.
It gets going with the Arizona Cardinals battling the New Orleans Saints on Saturday at the Louisiana Superdome (4:30 pm ET, FOX).
The weather’s been pretty nasty across much of the United States, but it’ll be warm and toasty for all four of this weekend’s NFL Divisional Round games. Three of them will take place indoors; the fourth is in San Diego, where the football odds are very much on the side of the home team.
The NFL Playoffs are here, with the Wild Card round kicking off the action on four fronts this weekend, and betED.com has some great NFL Playoffs Prop Bets available along with game odds.
The final weekend of the NFL season is here and while most playoff positions are set, that doesn’t mean there aren’t some bet-worthy matchups in Week 17.
NFL betting fans we finally reach the end of regular season and there still several teams fighting for a playoffs spot, which means there is a lot of sports betting to do.Teams with nothing to gain will start resting their starters like Indy did last week.
BetUS NFL Point Spread: Pittsburgh -2.5, O/U: 42
At the beginning of the season, this was supposed to be a game that could have decided who would have won the AFC North. Instead, a win by either team won’t even guarantee a playoff spot at all. The Ravens, sitting at 8-6, have a much better chance than Pittsburgh to make it to the postseason.
There are no holidays when it comes to online football betting. The store is open 24/7, the NFL plays on Christmas Day, and at this time of year, the action is very sharp indeed. You have to be on your toes to keep up with all the changes going on in the NFL. We’ll get you pointed in the right direction with our Week 16 betting preview.
NFL Point Spread: New England -8, O/U: 44
Jacksonville threw everything they had at Indianapolis last week but still fell to the Colts, 35-31. The Jags have lost three of four, and instead of being in prime playoff position, are a member of the not-very-exclusive “7-7 Club” in the AFC.
The playoff race is getting hotter with every week that passes by. Onward and upward with our top of the line expert week 16 NFL gambling predictions from the experts at BETUS.com.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are hoping history will repeat itself as the final two weeks of the NFL season are played out.
Twenty years ago, the Steelers needed to win their last three regular-season games and have their AFC rivals falter to make the playoffs. And that’s exactly what they need to happen this season.
Sunday, December 20 th – Giants Stadium, East Rutherford – 1:00 PM ET
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The Atlanta Falcons, once a playoff threat, are on a two-game losing streak and are two games back of Dallas for the sixth seed in the NFC. But there are legitimate excuses to the Falcons unfortunate cold streak. Injuries to Matt Ryan and Michael Turner, their two biggest offensive stars, have sucked the life out of what was supposed to be a promising season.
