And they're some BIG guys, too!!

 

I'd rather have the 49'ers win the superbowl out of the three teams you mentioned.

 

Dude,really?

The difference in the spread is really that much between the Raiders and the Broncos?

Tebow is a good player and sure the team has played a lot better but once they figured out that if you keep Tebow in the pocket and rush him more his play isn't the best.

If Orton plays his revenge game like he should and KC's defense played like they did against the Packers than the Broncos will lose.

Now Oakland just needs to win against San Diego.

 

Those odds were made before this past weekend of football and long term stats and past history go into making them plus if you are a Raiders fan, you should like those odds (and remember they are not power rankings) since you can take all of our money if they come in at those odds.

 

I know that they were before these weeks games but man that is sure a big difference.

If I were a betting man I would like those odds that is for sure but since I am not and I am a fan I would love it if they just made the Super Bowl.

But even I don't see that happening.

 

LOL ... I rest my case about the difference ... and you are not alone in thinking that.

PS ... if it makes you happy I can sugar coat it for you and say they are 55 to 1 odds ... and then all the others can laugh at me for giving them a chance.

 

But the same can be said about the Broncos.

They would have just about the same chance of winning the first playoff game as the Raiders would right now.

Now if Darren McFadden and Jacoby Ford were both healthy to play I would give them a better chance of winning that first game.

 

Yes it most definitely could suddenly but I left that for you to mention.

 

I just looked it up and according to some reports both could play next week.

 

Heretic

 

Drew Brees broke Marino's record. With a TD pass. It took him the entire game, but he did it. :excited:

 

hell ya he did he a badass mf!!!

 

drew brees has been my fantasy QB since he's come into the NFL. <3 TELLIN' EM BABY NEW ORLEANS OR SANFRAN FTW!

 

The NFC picture is now as clear as day.

Packers hold the #1 seed; 49ers will clinch the second seed if (when!) they beat the Rams. NO will be the #3 seed, unless by some miracle the 49ers lose and the Saints beat the Panthers.

Cowboys and Giants play off for the #4 division seed; Detroit and Atlanta are the two wild cards.

The AFC picture is as clear as mud. The only thing certain is that Houston are the #3 seed. New England hold the inside track on the top seed, but either Baltimore or Pittsburgh could overtake them, or be #2 seed, or be a wildcard.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/recap?gameId=313622005

If there is anyone left out there that still doesn't believe that some sporting events are "fixed" ... you obviously missed the final seconds of the Military Bowl yesterday which saw Toledo beat Air Force 42-41 in what had to be the alltime biggest brainfart in all of 2011 football.(Thank Christ there is such a thing as a spread)

PS ... we are putting together an article that will highlight some of the more famous "lowlights" in sport as far as clear thinking goes and if I can I will post excerpts of it on here in the near future once the lawyers have their way with their magic erasers, lol.

PPS ... is it wrong to bet against your team if you know damn well they don't have what it takes to win the most important game of their 2011/12 season???
Personally I think it is wrong and would never do it "outright", but I have "hedged" a bet before to be safe.

 

Against the team you support? Hell no. You're a goddamn bloody fool if you let the fact that you're rooting for one particular team colour your opinion of who's likely to win.


Against the team that you play for or work for, yes. :excited:

 

As a 49er fan, I'm excited from what I've seen this year. I never expected a turnaround like this and they've got a chance. I'm 49ers all the way!

That said, GB is going to be hard to beat. They're just that good.

 

Yup ... both the team and their fans are having a banner season with lots to cheer about.

And on that note ... here are the last odds posting for the regular season concerning the odds of winning the 2012 Superbowl week 17:

Green Bay Packers 1.75 to 1
New England Patriots 4.00 to 1
New Orleans Saints 5.50 to 1
Baltimore Ravens 10.50 to 1
San Francisco 49ers 13 to 1
Pittsburgh Steelers 14 to 1
Atlanta Falcons 30 to 1
New York Giants 33 to 1
Detroit Lions 38 to 1
Dallas Cowboys 50 to 1
Houston Texans 55 to 1
Denver Broncos 80 to 1
Cincinnati Bengals 110 to 1
Oakland Raiders 125 to 1
New York Jets 250 to 1
Tennessee Titans 350 to 1

 

OK here is my thoughts...I have lost so much money on the Cowboys in the last 7 years I have made new rules.

Never put the Cowboys in any parlay...

When the Cowboys are big favorties point wise...play the money line and just look for a win even if it pays 60 for 100 bet.

It is OK to bet the other team if it is on the money line looking for an upset and a 100 might pay 260--- to win 160 and up. (key here is if Cowboys win I am happy and not upset with the lost money)

 

With a winner take all scenario in the playoffs, anyone can win ... on any given Sunday but realistically the only team that can go into GB and beat the Packers ... are the GB Packers themselves. Aaron Rodgers knows that everyone is gunning for them and will definitely continue to bring his A game and one "bad day" fucks that right up.