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NFL Week 4 Recap: What We Learned

• Ricky Rothstein

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Aaah…Another glorious Sunday of National Football League action in the books. While the rest of the world holds their collective breath for the Vikings-Packers game this evening, let’s take a look back at what we learned from Week 4, with all relevant NFL football betting information: Denver’s Dynamite Defense Give full marks to Kyle Orton...

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NFL Week 4 Weekend Preview: The Big Three

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

A look now at the three biggest games on the National Football League’s Week 4 slate, with all relevant betting information included. All NFL betting lines are courtesy of Sports Interaction’s online sportsbook. Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings (-3.5) Over/Under 45.5 Predictably, the highly anticipated Favre vs. Packers matchup has gone totally hyperbolic. NFL...

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NFL Week 3 Recap: What We Learned

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

The third week of the 2009 National Football League season was one to remember – Brett Favre stirring the Minnesota Vikings to a crazy last-second victory; Detroit winning its first game since December of 2007 – and with the memories came a lot of lessons. What did NFL betting enthusiasts learn this past weekend? Here...

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NFL Week 3 Preview: The Big Three

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

A look at the three big games this coming weekend, with all relevant NFL betting information included. All lines are courtesy Sports Interaction. Atlanta Falcons (2-0) at New England Patriots (1-1) New England -4.5, Over/Under 45 points The quarterback of the future, Matt Ryan, meets the quarterback of the present, Tom Brady, in what promises...

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NFL Week 2 Sunday Recap: What We Learned

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Another exciting weekend of NFL action is in the books with just one game – tonight’s Monday Night Football affair between Indianapolis and Miami – left to be played. Now, a look back at what transpired on Sunday: Drew Brees cannot be stopped. What more to say about the New Orleans signal caller? After an...

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Show Me the Money in Week 2 of NFL Football!

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Jay Cutler had a bad season opener. He wasn’t the only one. NFL Week 1 was not the start to the new season that many bettors were hoping for either, with many teams not covering the spread. Like the Bears’ quarterback, the betting public will be hoping to turn their fortunes around in Week 2....

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The Big Three: NFL Week 2 Can’t Miss Games

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

The lines are set and we’re now just three days away from the second week of the 2009 National Football League season. A look, then, at the three best games of the week and pertinent NFL betting information (all lines courtesy Sports Interaction): New England (-4.0) at New York Jets This classic AFC East rivalry...

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NFL Week 1 Sunday Recap

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

NFL Week 1 Sunday Recap: What We Learned… With just two games remaining in the opening weekend of the 2009 National Football League season, we’re going to look back at an action-packed Sunday and some of the things that caught our collective eye. What NFL betting lessons can be gleaned from the performances put forth?...

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NFL Opening Sunday Game Notes

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

NFL Sunday is upon us and from a bettor’s perspective, there’s action to be had. With big upsets this week in the form of Pittsburgh and USC not covering and Notre Dame starting the season with a shocking if not exciting fourth quarter loss to Michigan, gamblers are looking for value in this Sunday’s games,...

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NFL Kickoff Preview: Tennessee at Pittsburgh

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Sports betting enthusiasts rejoice – it’s finally here! The 2009 National Football League season kicks off tomorrow night with a grudge match between the AFC’s top two seeds from a season ago – the Tennessee Titans (+6.5) and Pittsburgh Steelers. Let’s break down the specifics: When Pittsburgh has the ball… All eyes will be on...

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San Diego Chargers 2009 Season Outlook

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

In short, 2008 was a strange season for the Chargers. They started the year 4-8, rallied to finish 8-8, somehow won the AFC West, and then defeated the Indianapolis Colts in the Wild Card round – a rollercoaster of emotions that ended with a fairly impressive playoff performance. Now, as a chick pick in the...

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Minnesota Vikings 2009 Season Outlook

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

You probably know what the focus of this article will be, right? If you guessed “Brett Favre” then congratulations to you, dear reader. You are correct. The Favre saga has dominated national newsprint and held NFL betting attention for months. And since signing with the Purple & Gold, the Favre headlines have only intensified. Now,...

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Detroit Lions 2009 Season Outlook

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

The goal for the Detroit Lions in 2009 is simple – win a game. Last year, the Lions became the first team in NFL history to go 0-16; dating back to 2007, Detroit has not won a regular-season contest since a 25-20 Week 16 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. The team became a regular...

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Green Bay Packers 2009 Season Outlook

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Last year was the prototypical “you take the good with the bad” season for the Green Bay Packers. The bad? A disappointing 6-10 season that left them on the outside of the NFC playoff picture. The good? The emergence of QB Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers solidified himself as the heir apparent to Brett Favre in 2008...

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Chicago Bears 2009 Season Outlook

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Will Furrer. Moses Moreno. Henry Burris. Know what those three have in common? They’re just a few of the 30 different quarterbacks the Chicago Bears have started since their 1985 Super Bowl win. Not exactly a stellar list of talented arms, that. A shining example of what’s held the franchise back for so long –...

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Saint Louis Rams 2009 Season Outlook

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Okay, make it official – “The Greatest Show on Turf” is dead. Gone. Will never see it again. With the release of longtime WR Torry Holt and OL Orlando Pace, the Rams officially cut ties with the last cast members of their legendary show. The offense is now in the hands of RB Steven Jackson...

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San Francisco 49ers 2009 Season Outlook

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

When Mike Singletary took over head coaching duties from Mike Nolan halfway through 2008, it was clear the San Francisco 49ers were going to be a different team. Singletary made headlines immediately following his debut, lashing out at underproductive TE Vernon Davis in an emotional and constantly-replayed postgame presser. From there, San Fran went a...

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Arizona Cardinals 2009 Season Outlook

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

To say the Arizona Cardinals’ 2008 season was a storybook tale wouldn’t do it justice. The team won its first playoff game since 1998 and advanced to its first title game since 1947. All this, of course, came on the heels of a pedestrian 9-7 regular season. Because of that fairytale run to the Super...

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Seattle Seahawks 2009 Season Outlook

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

Last season was one to forget for the Seattle Seahawks. The team finished 4-12, the injury bug hit the receiving and quarterback positions extremely hard and longtime coach Mike Holmgren ended his Seahawk career on a major down note. As such, there’s a sense of determination in Seattle to exorcise the demons this year. New...

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New York Jets 2009 Season Outlook

• Charlie Boccanegra

• Last Updated: October 4, 2017

It’s been a weird last couple of years for the New York Jets. In 2007, a disastrous and injury-plagued campaign saw them finish 4-12. In 2008, there was a modicum of improvement and the team finished 9-7. The reward? Head coach Eric Mangini was fired, starting QB Brett Favre was released and longtime receiver Laveranues...