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Betting on NFL Week 1
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Brett Favre leads the Jets into Miami where they are 13-4 ATS.
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The opening weekend of the NFL season has arrived and for those us that wager on the NFL, it is a welcome sight. One of the more intriguing games would not have been an after thought a month ago, now the Jets and Miami will get serious play with Jim Nantz and Phil Simms announcing with delicious quarterback matchup. Division games grab everyone’s attention right from the start and Jacksonville at Tennessee and Tampa Bay at New Orleans are engaging wagers right out of the box. Later in the afternoon, Dallas sets sail for what they are convinced is Super Bowl run and Cleveland tries to build on 2007 success, despite failing to win in the preseason. Free Sunday NFL Foxsheet available now.
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NFL Sunday Night Football Betting Preview
NFL - It’s a rematch of Super Bowl XLI with the Bears traveling to Indianapolis to take on the Colts in the first Sunday night game of 2008 as well as the first-ever regular-season contest in brand-spanking new Lucas Oil Stadium. But the Colts won’t have Chicago quarterback Rex Grossman to pick on this time.
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Chase field to be filled after Richmond
NASCAR - NASCAR’s 2008 “Chase for the Sprint Cup” starts next week, but there is still one important order of business to attend to at Richmond International Speedway this weekend. Currently, 14 drivers are still in the running for the 12 Chase spots. David Ragan and Kasey Kahne are the closest two drivers on the outside looking in, gunning for Clint Bowyer in the current 12th position. Although those drivers will be the focus for the Chevy Rock & Roll 400, four other drivers are the heavy favorites, listed at 6-1 or better: Kyle Busch, Jimmie Johnson, Carl Edwards, and Denny Hamlin.
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Historical Week 1 NFL Betting Trends
NFL - The anticipation of NFL kickoff each season just continues to grow bigger and bigger each passing year. Pro football is the only sport in which the opening week betting lines are announced MONTHS in advance. You would think that this would give exuberant bettors enough time to cover all the bases. However, in many cases, these players make the mistake of looking back only at what happened last year instead of looking at the big picture. One part of that big picture is historical data, Week 1 history in particular. Here's a look at some key trends from past NFL opening weeks.
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MLB Top Weekend Power Trends - 9/5-9/7
MLB - After the conclusion of this weekend’s baseball action, there will be just three full weeks left in the regular season. At this point though, only the Angels are in a position comfortable enough to start thinking about the playoffs. The rest of the contenders have to focus on the task at hand, and that starts with this weekend’s matchups. The slate is loaded with key series’, highlighted by the showdowns between divisional frontrunners in both the N.L.’s East & West Divisions. The junior circuit also has some big games this weekend. Here’s a closer look at the action, along with a Top StatFox Power Trend that might affect the results of each series.
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