The National Football League is undoubtedly the most attended professional sports league in the US. In fact, during the 2014-15 season, an average of 68,400 fans attended each game.
With 32 competing teams, the NFL offers a lot of matchups and betting possibilities. Here are absolutely the best NFL Betting Tips to help you objectively weigh your NFL picks.
Let's look at this example:
In his first game, rookie quarterback scores a couple of touchdown passes, runs for a couple more, commits no turnovers.
Right after the game he gets into the microscope - his every move is analyzed, every word he says is scrutinized. Media outlets proclaim him as the next big NFL superstar, even a sure hall of famer.
But he's just won one NFL game. A season opener at that. Can he repeat the same performance the next game? Can he perform at that high level for the rest of the season?
A single game performance shouldn't be blown out of proportion and over analyzed. Don't look at athletes like Hollywood stars. Veer away from the glitz and glamour.
All of the hype can sway opinion for, or against, any player or team. So get past the publicity. Objectively weigh the chances of each team against this coming week's matchup.
| Date | Team | Money | Spread | Over / Under |
|---|
| Date | Team | Money | Spread | Over / Under |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, Jan 14, 01:00am |
Clemson at | +180 | 5.5 (-110) | O: 70.5 (-110) |
| LSU | -220 | -5.5 (-110) | U: 70.5 (-110) | |
| Saturday, Jan 18, 08:00pm |
East at | -115 | ||
| West | -115 | |||
| Saturday, Jan 18, 11:00pm |
American at | -115 | ||
| National | -115 | |||
| Saturday, Jan 25, 07:30pm |
North at | -115 | ||
| South | -115 |