Bet On NFL Playoff Football 2010

The 32 teams of the NFL do battle through 17 grueling weeks of the regular season, yet that is only phase one of the competition to be crowned national champion. Next come the NFL Playoffs, and here the excitement is guaranteed. You’ll want NFL Playoff odds on the teams who have fought their way to the tops of their divisions, plus the long-shot wild card teams, because these do-or-die games determine the champions of the American Football Conference (AFC) and the National Football Conference (NFC), who ultimately face off in the Super Bowl.

The NFL Playoffs offer a football environment like no other, where every play matters and the slightest mistake can cost a team a chance at history. The NFL Playoffs always make for some of the best football.

Whether they’ve clinched a berth before the NFL season ends or they’ve grabbed that lucky wild card, each grueling step of the Playoffs is do-or-die on the way to the Super Bowl. Divisional Playoffs and Conference Championships can be among the most thrilling events in pro football.

In the world of professional sports betting, no sport's playoffs carry more pressure than those played in the NFL. If you are looking for NFL Playoff odds, that means that your team has a shot at the Super Bowl.

Wild Card Weekend 2010

AFC Wild Card Betting Predictions and game Times

Baltimore Raivens vs. New England
Sunday Jan 10, 1:00 p.m. CBS
Baltimore Raivens vs. New England Betting Information

New York Yets vs Cincinnati
Saturday Jan 9, 4:30 p.m. NBC
New York Yets vs Cincinnati Betting Information

NFC Wild Card Betting Predictions and game Times

Green Bay Packers vs. Arizona Cardinals
Sunday Jan 10, 4:40 p.m. FOX
Green Bay vs. Arizona Betting Information

Philadelphia Eagles vs. Dallas Cowboys
Saturday Jan 9, 8:00 p.m. FOX
Philadelphia Eagles vs. Dallas Cowboys Betting Information

Divisional Playoffs

Saturday, January 16, 2010
NFC: 4:30 pm ET – Arizona Cardinals at New Orleans Saints (FOX-TV)
AFC: 8:15 pm ET – Baltimore Ravens at Indianapolis Colts (CBS-TV)

Sunday, January 17, 2010
NFC: 1:00 pm ET – Dallas Cowboys at Minnesota Vikings (FOX-TV)
AFC: 4:40 pm ET – New York Jets at San Diego Chargers (CBS-TV)

Conference Championshipss
Sunday, Jan. 24, 2010

AFC - NY Jets Vs Indianapolis Colts - 3:00 PM CBS

NFC - Minnesota Vikings at New Orleans Saints - 6:30 PM FOX

AFC-NFC Pro Bowl

2010 NFL Pro Bowl Event Date: Sunday, January 31 2010
Match Venue: (LandShark stadium) previously Dolphin Stadium

The 2010 Pro Bowl will be the first time the event has been held on the mainland in 30 years, and the first time in South Florida in 35 years. The game has been held the week after the Super Bowl at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu since 1980 and it's probable that the game will return to Hawaii after 2010, although not on the permanent basis, as has been the case over the past three decades. More 2010 NFL Pro Bowl Betting Info

Super Bowl XLIV
Sunday, Feb. 7, 2010 - South Florida

 

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