You can wager on which NFL team will finish with the best regular season record in 2019. The New England Patriots are the favorites and have finished with at least a share of the best regular season record in three of the past five seasons.
It’s no secret that the Miami Dolphins don’t plan to be good at football next year, but will they really be the worst team in the NFL? We look at Miami’s prospects and examine which teams offer the best value to finish with the league’s worst record.
Mike Maccagnan is out as GM of the New York Jets and rumors are swirling over who will be his replacement. Peyton Manning is considered by many to be a legitimate candidate despite never holding an NFL front office position, but Eagles VP of Player Personnel Joe Douglas may be a better fit.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ NFL season win total didn’t move after the release of DT Gerald McCoy, the team’s best defensive player. Minus the six-time Pro Bowler, do the Bucs still have a chance at going over 6.5 wins?
Odds have been posted on all 32 teams to make or miss the playoffs in the 2019-20 season. Who are the best bets to make and miss the postseason?
Bovada offers the Jacksonville Jaguars the best odds in the NFL to go from last to first. In 15 of the past 16 seasons, at least one team has done this.
There’s some big differences between BetOnline and Bovada on current NFL Playoff Odds. We’ve identified five squads and how you should tread in these early, murkier betting waters.
BetOnline now favors the Washington Redskins to be featured on HBO’s Hard Knocks. In February, Washington was the third betting choice to be on the show behind the Detroit Lions and Oakland Raiders.
Arizona Cardinals CB Patrick Peterson has been suspended for six games for violating the league’s performance-enhancing drug policy, but it hasn’t changed the team’s win total. Is there value in the under?
Former Iowa teammates TJ Hockenson and Noah Fant have long odds to win 2019 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. Are the tight ends worth a wager or should bettors look to the favorites, Kyler Murray and Dwayne Haskins?
There are growing concerns about the knee ailment of Los Angeles Rams RB Todd Gurley. Does that make Rams rookie RB Darrell Henderson a better bet for NFL OROY?
With key figures Doug Baldwin and Kam Chancellor moving on, the Seattle Seahawks now have odds of 28-1 to win Super Bowl 54. Does Seattle and Russell Wilson still have enough to be considered contenders?
Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Telvin Smith has announced that he will sit out the 2019 NFL season for personal reasons. How does that affect the team’s Super Bowl 54 hopes? Oddsmakers have weighed in.
Tua Tagovailoa is shorter than even-money to be picked #1 in the 2020 NFL Draft. Is there value on the Alabama standout, is another top QB like Justin Herbert a better option for bettors, or maybe a flyer on edge rusher Chase Young at long odds?
Even though they acquired QB Josh Rosen, the Miami Dolphins still have the shortest odds to pick first overall in the 2020 NFL Draft. Are the Phins the best betting value on the board or should bettors wager on the dumpster fire in Washington?
BookMaker is offering longer odds than other sportsbooks on Clelin Ferrell winning 2019 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. Should you take advantage?
Ed Oliver’s stock continues to tumble. He was drafted 9th overall by the Buffalo Bills and Bookmaker has nearly doubled his odds to be 2019 NFL DROY. Does he offer value?
The Bears saw their odds to win the NFC North get a little. better after the 2019 NFL Draft, while the Vikings’ got worse. Is Chicago still a good bet? Do the Vikings offer value now? What about the Packers?
All online sports betting sites favor second-overall pick Nick Bosa to win the 2019 NFL DROY award, except one. Bookmaker favors new Bucs LB Devin White instead. See the odds here.
After parting ways with Super Bowl hero Nick Foles, the Philadelphia Eagles opened at +2000 to win Super Bowl 54. Aggressive offseason signings plus the addition of key personnel in the NFL Draft lifted the Eagles to +1400. Are they a better wager than the two NFC favorites, the L.A. Rams and New Orleans Saints?
