With the return of a healthy Tom Brady, the New England Patriots are once
again the front-runner to win their 4th Super Bowl of the decade. It is highly
unlikely that Brady will put up the numbers he did in 2007 before his season-ending
injury in '08, but it's safe to say that he will challenge for the most touchdown
passes thrown.
Without Brady - a former NFL MVP and 2x Super Bowl MVP - the
Pats missed the playoffs after going 18-1 in 2007/08. Of course, last year's
Super Bowl champs, the Pittsburgh Steelers, will look to spoil Brady's return.
Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger engineered an incredible 78 yard
drive with 2:37 remaining in the 4th quarter to win an NFL record 6th Super Bowl
title for the franchise. With no significant personnel losses, the Steelers will surely
be in the mix come playoff time...
Don't expect another slow start from Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton
Manning even with the loss of Head Coach Tony Dungy and long-time Offensive
Coordinator Tom Moore. Manning finished strong at the end of last year's season.
The smart money is on the Patriots, Steelers, or Colts representing
the AFC in Super Bowl XLIV.
In the NFC, the East division is by far the strongest in the entire league. Look
for the team that remains healthiest to make it to the playoffs. There is a
possibility that three of the six teams making the playoffs in the NFC will be
from this division. The Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants have the best
chance to survive the NFC East. The Dallas Cowboys can't afford any losses
to lesser opponents if they want to make the playoffs out of the East.
Last year's Super Bowl finalist, the Arizona Cardinals, will make the post-season
due to their weak divisional opponents.
If the New Orleans Saints defence can
play up to their potential as a unit, the team should surprise this year.
On any given Sunday, even the favourites lose.
A little risk goes a long way in NFL betting!
again the front-runner to win their 4th Super Bowl of the decade. It is highly
unlikely that Brady will put up the numbers he did in 2007 before his season-ending
injury in '08, but it's safe to say that he will challenge for the most touchdown
passes thrown.
Without Brady - a former NFL MVP and 2x Super Bowl MVP - the
Pats missed the playoffs after going 18-1 in 2007/08. Of course, last year's
Super Bowl champs, the Pittsburgh Steelers, will look to spoil Brady's return.
Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger engineered an incredible 78 yard
drive with 2:37 remaining in the 4th quarter to win an NFL record 6th Super Bowl
title for the franchise. With no significant personnel losses, the Steelers will surely
be in the mix come playoff time...
Don't expect another slow start from Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton
Manning even with the loss of Head Coach Tony Dungy and long-time Offensive
Coordinator Tom Moore. Manning finished strong at the end of last year's season.
The smart money is on the Patriots, Steelers, or Colts representing
the AFC in Super Bowl XLIV.
In the NFC, the East division is by far the strongest in the entire league. Look
for the team that remains healthiest to make it to the playoffs. There is a
possibility that three of the six teams making the playoffs in the NFC will be
from this division. The Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants have the best
chance to survive the NFC East. The Dallas Cowboys can't afford any losses
to lesser opponents if they want to make the playoffs out of the East.
Last year's Super Bowl finalist, the Arizona Cardinals, will make the post-season
due to their weak divisional opponents.
If the New Orleans Saints defence can
play up to their potential as a unit, the team should surprise this year.
On any given Sunday, even the favourites lose.
A little risk goes a long way in NFL betting!
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