With the 2010 NFL schedule announced we are now able to see exactly what the 2010 NFL Bye Weeks will be. Each NFL team plays 16 games out of 17 weeks in the NFL schedule. The game that they don’t play is called their bye week, or “Open Date”.
The 2010/11 NFL schedule will not be released until this spring, but each team’s home and away opponents have already been determined. Teams play each team in their division twice, plus each team from another division in each conference. Two games are determined by the previous year’s finish.
There are just three late afternoon games in the NFL, however, all are important in that teams are looking to get off to a fast start. Of course, when you’re betting, the games that mean more are the ones you have wagering tickets on.
As part of a 4 year old agreement with the National Football League, NBC took over the telecast of Sunday Night Football, which had been airing on ESPN with Joe Theisman since 1987. Now we get John Madden & Al Michaels doing the play calling.
The 2009/10 NFL betting schedule was released yesterday and we are going to take a look at the prime time slot of games for this years NBC Sunday night football schedule.
The 2009/10 NFL betting season is here in full force! If you like to bet on the NFL, you are in the best possible place for online betting. CappersPicks.com has NFL odds up on a ton of futures, and you will also find NFL lines up for early games as well. Check out our NFL handicapping pages, and blog today and we’ll help guide you right through to Super Bowl XLIV and beyond!
With the 2009 NFL schedule announced we are now able to see exactly what the 2009 NFL Bye Weeks will be. Each NFL team plays 16 games out of 17 weeks in the NFL schedule. The game that they don’t play is called their bye week, or “Open Date”.
It is important in fantasy football to make sure that your starters and backups do not have the same bye week since one of the primary reasons for drafting backup players to have coverage during the bye week of your starter.
The NFL has announced its 17-week, 256-game regular-season schedule for 2009 and it will kick off on Thursday, September 10 when the Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers host the Tennessee Titans.
Kickoff weekend also features 14 Sunday games, highlighted by the prime-time matchup featuring the Chicago Bears against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau. Sunday’s action also includes the NFC champion Arizona Cardinals hosting NFC West rivals the San Francisco 49ers.
With the 2009 NFL schedule announced this week we are now able to see exactly what the 2009/10 NFL Strength of Schedule will be.
The 2009 NFL Preseason Schedule and the 2009 ESPN Monday Night Football Schedule have also been announced this week, check back on CappersPicks.com for all of this years 2009-2010 NFL Scheduling Information.
The 2009/10 NFL schedule will not be released until this spring, but each team’s home and away opponents have already been determined.
So don’t go bugging us about the official 2009 schedule, with playing dates and times, because they will be announced in the spring. We promise.
The opponents for all 2009 regular-season games have been determined and a complete list of each team’s home and away scheduled NFL matchups was issued this week by the NFL.
Week 17 offers our Sportsbook.com writers one last chance to provide our members with winning picks, and a shot at redemption after each stumbled last week.
Each writer went 1-3 against the spread (ATS) last week, a rare miss as both have had profitable seasons. Cras is 34-27-3 going into this weekend’s action while Mike is 33-28-3.
Sometimes they agree, sometimes they disagree; this week it’s a bit of both.
We had our writers break down four of the biggest Sunday afternoon matchups and here’s what they came up with.
If you like to ride the hot picks, Cras is 7-1 against the spread (ATS) with his Double Take selections over the past two weeks. For the season, he’s 33-24-3 while Mike is 32-25-3.
Our writers continue to pad your pockets with winning picks on Sunday.
Last week it was Cras with a perfect 4-0 week against the spread (ATS) and now each writer enters Week 15 with more than respectable 30-23-3 records.
Here’s how they break down four of this week’s intriguing matchups:
Week 13 was the first in many in which one of our guys didn’t pull out a profitable Sunday.
Each Sportsbook.com writer went 2-2 against the spread (ATS) with last weekend’s picks and that leaves Mike with a 29-21-3 record this year and Cras at 26-23-3.
If you’re riding the hot hand, you’ve had some big weeks of late.
In his Double Take picks, our own Sportsbook.com writer Mike is an impressive 9-3 against the spread over the last three weeks. That’s improved his season record to a very impressive 27-18-3. Cras has struggled in recent weeks but is still a profitable 24-21-3.
Our Sportsbook.com writers continue to hand out winners and while they’ve each had a tough week along the way, they are producing more winners than losers.
With a 6-2 record against the spread (ATS) with his picks over the last two weeks, Mike is 24-17-3 through 11 weeks while Cras is 23-18-3 after a rough outing last weekend.
Our Sportsbook.com writers continue to churn out profitable weeks and there are plenty of intriguing matchups for them to dissect this weekend.
Mike improved his record to 21-16-3 with a 3-1 weekend last Sunday and while Cras had a rare losing weekend, he’s still been providing lots of winners with a 23-14-3 ATS record with his picks.
