Pro Football Odds

There aren’t a lot of people that will go out of their way to see or bet on this pro football odds match up but it just might be the most interesting game of the week. Both teams are mired in mediocrity and this game, believe it or not, is deadlocked in the pro football odds. The 3-9 Chiefs host the 4-8 Bills in what should be a very close game.

KC obviously has the home field advantage which is huge, especially in the frigid month of December, but the Bills has the despicable distinction of playing in one of the few places on the continent that are colder than KC in winter.

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In a game that may not interest anyone outside of the Chicago-St Louis Corridor, the lowly Rams will travel to Soldier Field and attempt to hand the disappointing Bears yet another loss. But fear not Chicago faithful, ‘da Bears aren’t about to drop this football odds matchup against the 1-10 Rams.

Granted the 2009 pro football odds season hasn’t exactly gone the way this team had hoped but things haven’t gotten so bad that that it’s going to drop a game at home to a lousy team like the Rams. Looking back on the NFL football odds schedule, it’s almost impossible to believe the Rams even won one game this year, but it did happen, you’re not hallucinating. The heady win over the even lousier Detroit Lions put the Rams in the win column. Read more…

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have already done something this football odds season that many people thought impossible just a few weeks ago: win a game. Unfortunately for Tampa fans the team will not add to this win total this week in Atlanta when a hungry and star-studded Falcons squad should take them the woodshed.

The Falcons at 5-5 have been one of the biggest disappointments of the football odds action this season. Granted this team has had some very tough games on the schedule so far like the Saints, Pats and Cowboys on the road. And it doesn’t get much easier down the stretch with Philly and New Orleans in the next two weeks in the pro football odds. Read more…

Two good NFC teams that just can’t seem to win in the pro football odds are the Falcons and the Giants. That pretty much sums up the football odds matchup when the Atlanta Falcons (5-4) travel to the Meadowlands to play the New York Giants (5-4).

Diehard New York fans must be wondering whether this team will ever come out on top of the pro football odds ever again. After starting out a perfect 5-0 against a steady stream of tomato cans the Giants can’t find the end zone.

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If you like smash mouth, up the gut running pro football odds, then this is your game. When the Miami Dolphins head to Charlotte to take on the Carolina Panthers, don’t expect a big passing game. These are two teams that run the ball and can do little else very well so expect a healthy dose of handoffs and then some more running plays.

Both teams enter this football odds match up with identical 4-5 records and would love nothing more to get to .500. Neither team is probably as bad as their record indicates and inching closer to a winning record would be a big step up for both squads.

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