Will Brett Favre Find that the Grass really is Greener in the Meadowlands?
 
BookMaker.com Posts Odds on Brett Favre’s performance with the New York Jets
 
August 13, Costa Rica - Green Bay fans may turn a different shade of green this season - green with envy now that Brett’s wearing a new shade of green in New York.  With a revamped offensive line that offers better protection than Chad Pennington ever had, it remains to be seen whether Favre will thrive or dive in The City, but chances are good that the future Hall of Fame player will make a positive impact on the Jets’ overall performance this season.  Save your prayers for Aaron Rodgers’s first season performance with the Packers.
 
Odds makers at BookMaker.com have posted odds on which team will post more regular season wins, which QB will post more passing yards and touchdowns this season, and on Brett Favre’s performance with the NY Jets.
 
“There’s no better side show in football that a QB competition - and this season, football fans will have one of the biggest QB competitions in NFL history, and these guys don’t even play on the same team,” said Esteban Siles, spokesperson for BookMaker.com “Here’s to hoping Aaron Rodgers can fill Favre’s shoes for Green Bay.  But you know, if he chokes this season and Brett puts up numbers like he did last year, CEO Mark Murphy and head coach Mike McCarthy might forever live in Packers infamy.”
 
New York Jets VS Green Bay Packers
Team to Have More Regular Season Wins
NY Jets More Wins +120
GB Packers More Wins -150
 
Aaron Rodgers VS Brett Favre
More Regular Season Passing Yards Made
Aaron Rodgers RS Passing Yards +266½ -115
Brett Favre RS Passing Yards -266½ -115
 
Aaron Rodgers VS Brett Favre
More Regular Season TD Passes Made
Aaron Rodgers Total RS TD PASS +3½-115
Brett Favre Total RS TD PASS -3½-115
 
Brett Favre Total 2008 Regular Season Games Started
B Favre Total RS Started Games O15½-155
B Favre Total RS Started Games U15½+125
 
Brett Favre Total 2008 Regular Season Passing Yards
B Favre Total RS Passing Yards O3750-115
B Favre Total RS Passing Yards U3750-115
 
Brett Favre Total 2008 Regular Season
Touchdown Passes
B Favre Total RS TD`S O23½-115
B Favre Total RS TD`S U23½-115

Sportsbook.com has released their NFL Week 1 Pre-Draft odds. In an interesting note even without Brett Favre directing the offense, the Green Bay Packers are favored to win their Week 1 matchup with the Minnesota Vikings. The Packers are three-point favorites over running back Adrian Peterson and the Vikings in our newly-listed NFL Week 1 odds.

NFL Week 1 Odds 

Redskins (+4) @ Giants (-4)

Bengals (even) @ Ravens (even)

Jets (-3) @ Dolphins (+3)

Chiefs (+15.5) @ Patriots (-15.5)

Texans (+7) @ Steelers (-7)

Jaguars (-2.5) @ Titans (+2.5)

Lions (-1) @ Falcons (+1)

Seahawks (+2) @ Bills (-2)

Buccaneers (+3.5) @ Saints (-3.5)

Rams (+6.5) @ Eagles (-6.5)

Cowboys (-3) @ Browns (+3)

Panthers (+8.5) @ Chargers (-8.5)

Cardinals (-3.5) @ 49ers (+3.5)

Bears (+9) @ Colts (-9)

Vikings (+3) @ Packers (-3)

Broncos (-2) @ Raiders (+2)

THE NFL SCHEDULE HAS BEEN SET AND ALREADY FANS ARE BURNING FOR ACTION – PUNDITS ANSWER THE SPECULATION WITH PREDICTIOINS

BetUS.com Posts Early Odds On Next Year’s Super Bowl

NEW YORK April 15, 2008 -   With the NFL schedule all set for next season fans across the country are already speculating as to how their teams will perform.  Will they win it all this year?  Will our draft picks make a difference?

Fans are looking for answers and the biggest most successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com posted early season predictions on all things NFLto give them some semblance of what to expect.  Fans are flooding the sight early to start latching on to their NFL dreams!

“It seems like every year fans start clamoring for NFL predictions earlier and earlier,” stated BetUS.com spokesman Reed Richards.  “And with the most accurate and knowledgeable oddsmakers on earth, we are always happy to oblige.”

Oddsmakers at BetUS.com posted the following Super Bowl Predictions for next season:

New England Patriots:  33/10
New York Jets:  100/1
Buffalo Bills:  80/1
Miami Dolphins:  80/1
Baltimore Ravens:  50/1
Cincinnati Bengals:  35/1
Pittsburgh Steelers:  20/1
Cleveland Browns:  30/1
Indianapolis Colts:  7/1
Tennessee Titans:  30/1
Jacksonville Jaguars:  14/1
Houston Texans:  65/1
San Diego Chargers:  7/1
Denver Broncos:  35/1
Kansas City Chiefs:  100/1
Oakland Raiders:  100/1
Dallas Cowboys:  8/1
Philadelphia Eagles:  20/1
New York Giants:  16/1
Washington Redskins:  30/1
Chicago Bears:  40/1
Green Bay Packers:  16/1
Minnesota Vikings:  30/1
Detroit Lions:  80/1
New Orleans Saints:  20/1
Carolina Panthers:  40/1
Atlanta Falcons:  150/1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers:  40/1
Seattle Seahawks:  30/1
San Francisco 49ers:  50/1
Arizona Cardinals:  50/1
St Louis Rams:  80/1

To win the AFC Championship:
New England Patriots:  3/2
San Diego Chargers:  9/2
Indianapolis Colts:  5/1
Jacksonville Jaguars:  17/2
Pittsburgh Steeelers:  12/1
Cleveland Browns:  16/1
Tennessee Titans:  20/1
Denver Broncos:  22/1
Cincinnati Bengals:  22/1
Baltimore Ravens:  25/1
Houston Texans:  30/1
Buffalo Bills:  45/1
New York Jets:  60/1
Miami Dolphins:  66/1
Kansas City Chiefs:  66/1
Oakland Raiders:  100/1

To win the NFC Championship
Dallas Cowboys:  3/1
Green Bay Packers:  11/2
New York Giants:  5/1
New Orleans Saints:  9/1
Philadelphia Eagles:  10/1
Seattle Seahawks:  12/1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers:  14/1
Washington Redskins:  16/1
Minnesota Vikings:  16/1
Arizona Cardinals:  18/1
Carolina Panthers:  20/1
Detroit Lions:  22/1
Chicago Bears:  16/1
San Francisco 49ers:  25/1
Saint Louis Rams:  33/1
Atlanta Falcons:  65/1