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The NFL has turned into a passing league. Thanks to that, there are a lot more points on the board and the games are often quite entertaining. Points lead to wins and when you start stacking victories, deep playoff runs are no longer pipedreams. Of course, for sports bettors, sometimes all points mean is a path to a converted bet. Naturally, when the most NFL points scored odds dropped, I instantly had to start gauging

The 2024 NFL season is almost here, which means you need to finalize your NFL futures. The second week one kicks off, a litany of fun bets go out the window. One of them is betting on perfect NFL season odds. You can go either way on that one, too, as there are also odds for whether anyone will go winless in 2024. This post is about perfection, though. Not absolute failure. Both are fun

The NFL hasn’t had a winless team since the Cleveland Browns infamously failed at a historic rate in 2017.  Few thought that would be possible after the 2008 Detroit Lions went 0-16, but it happened. I assume most won’t expect an 0-17 team to pop up, but that isn’t impossible either. You can currently survey winless NFL team odds at top online betting sites such as bet365, which currently pegs the Carolina Panthers as the

Tyreek Hill was so good last year that he was just voted the #1 player in the NFL’s Top 100 player poll. He also paced the entire league in receiving yardage, which is a big reason for that nod. Hill is the favorite to lead the NFL in receiving yardage again in 2024, and logic would suggest he’ll be a legit threat to rack up the most catches, too. He’s not the favorite, but he

The Coach of the Year award may not be your first priority when it comes to betting on the NFL, but there’s still money to be made if you play your cards right. In most cases, Coach of the Year is awarded to the coach whose team most vastly exceeds preseason expectations. In some cases, the coach of the team that finishes with the best record may also take home the trophy. Last year, Cleveland’s

Breathe easy, folks. Football season is almost here. Soon, you can spend your weekends confined entirely to your couch. Tell your family you’ll see ’em in February. Trust me, they’ll understand. While the NFL regular season won’t get underway until the beginning of September, it’s never too early to bet on America’s real pastime. NFL betting sites have a slew of odds and props already posted and ready for your perusal. That includes Rookie of

The 2025 NFL Draft will be here before you know it. I know, the 2024 NFL season hasn’t even started, but the second it does, it’ll be over in the blink of an eye. Once the first kickoff starts, everyone will start whispering about which team is likely to pick first in next April’s draft. They’ll also start hyping up the top college football prospects. Before long, NFL Draft mocks come out. It’s a process,

At the rate the NFL is going with its approach to player safety, quarterback sacks may not be around for very much longer. Kidding aside, it could still make sense to try to cash in on the stat. Several sports betting sites are offering NFL sack odds, and with the new season almost here, it could make sense to back a pass rusher to get the job done. I’ve looked at several other similar markets,

The 2024 NFL season is just around the corner, which naturally means we should be betting on every available player prop. One betting market is NFL yardage leaders. I already broke down the 2024 NFL rushing yardage leader odds, and you can also bet on the top NFL receiving yardage leader. Next up? You can bet on who will throw for the most passing yards in the league in 2024. Right now Patrick Mahomes is

While you may think the NFL MVP and Offensive Player of the Year Awards have quite a bit of overlap, that isn’t always the case. While just one defensive player has ever won MVP – Lawrence Taylor in 1986 – there are differences between MVP and OPOY. The Associated Press (AP) awards the Offensive Player of the Year to the player voters deem to have had the most outstanding season. This is a bit different