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Dog Day Afternoon: NFL Underdogs That Can Win in Week 1 - The 2010 NFL season kicks off this week, and the week will be filled with great games and a few upsets. One of the most interesting things to watch in the first week of the NFL season is the inevitable upsets that happen every week and stun the football world. Bet Mania has all of the latest sports betting odds for week one in the NFL. Sign up at BetMania and contact customer service with the ...

2010 NFL Kickoff, Minnesota Vikings at New Orleans Saints: Saints Still Super - On Thursday night, the Saints get the 2010 NFL season started by hosting the first game of the season against the Minnesota Vikings. BetMania has posted the sports betting odds on this game and the Saints are 4.5 point favorites with the over/under posted at 49. Sign up at BetMania and contact customer service with the NFL promo code REGAW and get a $50 free bet on this game with no deposit ...

Vegas Vice: Ready for Some Football? - Vegas Vice returns before the start of the 2010 NFL season, offering picks against the spread.

Football betting season begins in Las Vegas with handful of big games - Exercise caution when approaching college football’s opening week of games at the betting window. That’s the advice most top sports bettors would give this week. With the lack of statistics on teams and the high player turnover rate in college football, it tends to be harder to handicap games at the beginning of the season.

Big 12 / Top 25 / NFL football predictions from the Trib sports staff - Picks are made both straight up (who won) and against the betting line (who covered the point spread). For example, a 6 1/2-point favorite must win by at least 7 points to cover the spread.

Patriots list LBs Alexander, Burgess, Woods among final cuts - Linebackers Eric Alexander, Derrick Burgess and Pierre Woods, all of whom had a role with the Patriots in past years, were released as part of New England's "cut-down-day" roster maneuvers...

Steelers lose another quarterback - On Friday, the news out of Pittsburgh after quarterback Byron Leftwich was lost for four to six weeks with a knee injury suffered in the Steelers final pre-season game, was that the interim No. 1 job would fall to the unproven Dennis Dixon.