Who will be a the hero or the villian for the Colts Super Bowl 44
Every Super Bowl has a story to tell. A story of heros and villains. Players that won the game for their team in the waning moments and players that fumbled away greatness.
Super Bowl Prop lines have Reggie Wayne and Gary Brackets as favorites from the Colts side behind Peyton Manning to win the MVP, but have you ask yourself who can be that unexpected hero in this game like Dominic Rhodes in 2006 or the hated villain like Kerry Collins on 2000?
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Superbowl Pick: What are my options?
February 7, 2010 marks the end of yet another exciting NFL season. It also means that it is superbowl pick time. The Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints square off in one of the most anticipated Superbowl games in recent history.
There is not much to differentiate between the two participants in Superbowl 44, making the art of the superbowl pick quite difficult.
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Saints Have Coaching Edge – Can Payton Confuse Peyton in Superbowl 44?
No coach has given Peyton Manning more headaches during his career than Bill Belichik of the New England Patriots. But in Superbowl XLIV Manning will be going up against the underrated creativity of Sean Payton, the head coach of the New Orleans Saints.
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Saints Superbowl 44 MVP Prop Betting Picks
If you’ve lumped in a Super bowl pick on the Saints, then you’re next best bet is to gun down the probable MVP’s on the Saints’ roster. The MVP is ultimately one of the most difficult Superbowl prop bets to figure out and this year will be no different, especially with the Saints as underdogs in the game.
In history, defensive players have won the award just eight times in forty-four games.
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Super Bowl 44 Betting – 20 Things You Didn’t Know About the Super Bowl
TWENTY THINGS YOU MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT THE SUPER BOWL
Here we go:
- As the 1966 football season started, there was still no date or site in place to hold the first Super Bowl, which was to take place just months away, in January of 1967. Since no one had much of an idea about the importance of the Super Bowl, this was not considered to be a major crisis at the time.
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Who will score the first touchdown in Super Bowl 2010
Who will score the first touchdown in Super Bowl 2010
The prop Super Bowl bets always get more action than any other game in the NFL, and there’s a reason – there’s simply more fun to it. Besides the coin toss, the length of the national anthem and which product is featured in the first commercial, one of the most agonizing prop bets is the player to score the first touchdown.
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Madden NFL Super Bowl Simulation Pick – And the Winner is…
NFL Betting – XBOX 360 Super Bowl XLIV Simulation
New Orleans Saints vs. Indianapolis Colts
Sunday, February 7th – 6:25 PM ET
17 weeks of the NFL betting regular season as well as the playoffs are in the books, and all that’s left standing are the New Orleans Saints (15-3, 9-9 ATS) and Indianapolis Colts (16-2, 12-5-1 ATS).
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Peyton Manning’s 1st Half in Super Bowl 44
You don’t need me to tell you that it’s not the smartest thing in the world to bet every prop on the board for Super Bowl Sunday. What you may want to do, if you’re looking to turn some profit, is survey the field, and cherry pick a small group of proposition bets you think might give you the "best of it." I want to take a look at one of them right now, involving the NFL’s best quarterback, Peyton Manning.
Super Bowl Prop Odds:
PEYTON MANNING – MORE PASSING YARDS
1st Half -120
2nd Half -110
Here’s one that is kind of interesting.
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Super Bowl Quarterback – Wide Receiver Combos: Do the Saints matchup to the Colts
Let us not forget that even the greatest QB’s needed someone to throw the ball to.
There have been some legendary match-ups in Super Bowl history. Montana-Rice, Aikman-Irvin, Bradshaw-Swann, and Brady-Moss.
Manning and Wayne have already proven themselves. Is it time for Brees and Colston to join the conversation? While so much is being made about the men in the pocket this Super Bowl season, lets take a look at the key men on the receiving end.
Wayne caught 100 passes for 1264 yards and 10 touchdowns. Colston caught 70 for 1074 and 9 TD’s. I would like to note here that Dallas Clark went 100/1106/10. We talk a lot about the Saints offense, and Drew’s passing, but the Indy TE has better receiving stats then the number 1 Saints receiver.
Food for thought.
Betting on this Super Bowl game as I have mentioned, has more to do with Payton Manning then it does with anything else. He does not distribute the ball to as many targets, but the ones he does use, he uses more effectively then any other QB. And it is not like this is news.
Manning has been throwing most of his passes to the same two guys for the better part of a decade. The only other name that you can throw in there is Marvin Harrison, but other then that you would be hard pressed to name too many other Indy receivers over the past decade.
Saints receivers do not have the same individual stats that the top Colts do, but Brees is better then Manning at using the team in front of him. Brees has 7 receivers over 300 yards this season, and that is one of the keys to the Saints success this Sunday. Brees does have a favorite target, but he has so many consistent choices that you can not stop them all at once.
Indianapolis will have a tough time stopping, or even slowing the New Orleans offense. If you think that New Orleans will be successful at slowing the Colts ability to find Wayne and Clark, then you have to strongly consider taking them to win.
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Running Backs Are Becoming Forgotten Heroes in Superbowl 44
Amidst all the talk about Drew Brees and Peyton Manning, the running-backs in the Super bowl are becoming a side story that nobody is reading. Of course, it’s very rare that we’re ever privileged enough to watch two quarterbacks of such caliber in the championship game. In fact this may be the best quarterback matchup we’ve seen since Elway-Favre in Superbowl XXXIII way back in 1998.
However, don’t overlook the importance of the running games when casting your Superbowl predictions.
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