NFC Finals 2010 Betting Breakdown Examines NFC Title Game Totals Odds

BetOnline online pro football betting fans that like to wager against the Over/Under Total, will enjoy this in-depth NFC Finals 2010 analysis on everything Totals-related while offering up my selection in exactly what Total outcome I expect to take place this coming Sunday.

The second-seeded Chicago Bears will host the sixth-seeded Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field on Sunday, January 23, at 3:00 PM ET in a matchup of longtime NFC North division rivals.

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No. 6 Green Bay Packers (12-6) at No. 2 Chicago Bears (12-5)

Soldier Field, 3:00 PM ET

TV: Fox

NFL Over/Under Odds

Over/Under 43.5

Green Bay Packers

The Under looks like a very strong play for Green Bay NFC Finals 2010 bettors – until you consider the fact that the Over has gone 4-1 in the Packers’ last five playoff games and an identical 4-1 in their last five playoff games as a favorite.

The Under however, has gone 5-0 in Green Bay’s L/5 games as a road favorite and a consistent 8-2 in their last 10 road games overall.

The Under is also 5-2 in the Packers’ last seven road games versus a team with a winning home record and 6-2 in their last eight games against their NFC North division rivals.

Chicago

The Over is looking very attractive for Chicago in this NFC Finals 2010 matchup and that’s a bit surprising, considering how good their defense has been this season. Despite ranking fourth in points allowed this season (17.9) the Over is 4-0 in Chicago’s last four home games and 6-1 in Chicago’s last seven games overall.

The Over has also gone 5-1 in Chicago’s last six playoff games even though the Under has gone a very consistent 15-6 in the Bears’ last 21 games as a home underdog of 3.0 points or less.

Prediction: NFC Finals 2010 bettors should know the Under has gone 6-0 in the last half-dozen meetings between these teams and 5-1 in the last six meetings in the Windy City.

I am going advise BetOnline NFC Finals 2010 betting enthusiasts to play the Under in this contest, in large part, because no team has scored more than 21 points in any of the last six meetings.

I know the Packers are averaging 34.5 pints per game this postseason – and that the Bears hung 35 points on Seattle in their only playoff game – but both of these teams feature Top 10 defenses and the expected inclement weather will almost assuredly put scoring at a premium.

I’m thinking Packers 21 Bears 17 BetOnline NFC Finals 2010 gridiron gamblers and so should you!

NFL Pick: Under 43.5 Total Points