Sports betting on NFL Network televised games in the regular season won’t begin until November but the games sure are good ones. The NFL Network has eight games this season and many of them feature excellent online sports betting matchups.
Sports betting odds on NFL Network games begin with the Baltimore Ravens visiting the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday, November 11th. Both of these teams are darkhorses in Super Bowl odds and this game features 2008 Draft picks Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco facing off for the first time. Both have been very successful so this should be a great way to begin the NFL Network schedule in 2010.
The second regular season game on the NFL Network is the following Thursday as Chicago visits Miami. This will be the fifth meeting in prime time between the Bears and Dolphins. Both teams are considered playoff contenders so this game could have a lot of meaning.
Thanksgiving night it will be the Cincinnati Bengals at the New York Jets on the NFL Network. Last season the Jets and Bengals met in Week 17 and in the AFC Playoffs. This will be the first Thanksgiving game in New York since 1961.
December 2nd it will be the Houston Texans in Philadelphia to battle the Eagles on the NFL Network. This Thursday night sports betting matchup features the AFC’s top passing offense led by quarterback Matt Schaub and wide receiver Andre Johnson against the Eagles new quarterback Kevin Kolb.
A classic matchup in online sports betting is on tap for the following Thursday as the Tennessee Titans host the Indianapolis Colts. One of these two teams has won the AFC South every season since the division came into existence eight years ago. The game on Thursday, December 16th has San Diego hosting San Francisco. This game could also be excellent if the 49ers do as well this season as many people expect. The following Thursday it is Carolina at Pittsburgh. On paper it might not look like a great game but in the NFL you never can tell how good a team will be and that is definitely the case with Carolina in 2010.
The final game on the NFL Network for the 2010 season will be a special Christmas night game as the Arizona Cardinals host the Dallas Cowboys. Overall, the NFL Network 2010 schedule looks to be a very good one.