NFL Football Betting Odds, Picks & Predictions: September 28th 2008

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Green Bay Packers +1.0 (-110) NFL Odds - Sunday, September 28th ‘08 1:00p
The Green Bay Packers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers renew their Bay of Pigs rivalry from the old NFL Central days this week, and we look for the cold-climate Packers to prevail in the Florida heat. The Buccaneers have been a pleasant surprise at 2-1, and they could easily be 3-0 as they blew a late lead in their only loss at New Orleans. Still, Brian Griese is coming off of a career day in a 27-24 overtime victory vs. the Chicago Bears, passing for 407 years while throwing the ball an ungodly 67 times. Simply put, Griese is not good enough to have two solid games in a row, and if the Tampa Bay running game gets stuffed again, we feel that the Bucs would be in for a very long day. Do not forget that for all the yardage that Griese passed for last week, he did also toss three interceptions. Meanwhile, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers must be salivating at the opportunity to pass against a Tampa Bay secondary that was shredded b Kyle Orton of all people last week. If the likes of Brandon Lloyd could garner 134 receiving yards vs. the Bucs, how are they supposed to contain the duo of Greg Jennings and Donald Driver? The answer is probably that they cannot, so look for Rodgers to pass the Pack to a big road win. NFL Free Pick: Packers +1 (-110) - Courtesy of LT Profits
 
Minnesota Vikings +3.0 (-110) Football Odds - Sunday, September 28th ‘08 1:00p
We feel that this matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and the Tennessee Titans is a battle between a slightly underrated team and a slightly overrated team, and that the underrated team is the underdog. Remember that the Vikings were the preseason pick by many to win the NFC North, but many people soured on them after an 0-2 start. Well, they could have gone 2-0 in those games with any quarterback play whatsoever, and they did indeed break through the win column vs. the Carolina Panthers last week after finally making the switch to Gus Frerotte under center. Meantime, the Titans are 3-0 but they have yet to face a team that is capable of stopping the run. That is not the case here vs. a Minnesota defense that is surrendering a miniscule 70.3 rushing yards per game on 3.2 yards per rush, and we do not trust Kerry Collins to stand in vs. probably the best defensive line in all of football. Finally, this game means a lot more to the Vikings, as they are still chasing the Green Bay Packers while the Titans already have a two-game lead in the AFC South. Look for an outright upset. NFL Free Pick: Vikings +3 (-110) - Courtesy of LT Profits

Philadelphia Eagles -3.0 (-110) - Sunday September 28th ‘08 8:15p
The (2-1 SU, 3-0 ATS) Philadelphia Eagles stroll into Soldier Field for its Week 4 battle with the (1-2 SU, 1-1-1 ATS) Chicago Bears riding high after dominating the Pittsburgh Steelers at “The Linc” last Sunday. The same can’t be said about Chicago who choked another one away in the second half against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Philadelphia has dominated the last six of the recent series going 5-1 SU but just 3-3 ATS. Philadelphia bounced back in style off its MNF loss to division rival Dallas its last time out against in-state rival Pittsburgh. Even though the 15-6 final verdict doesn’t portray a beatdown, don’t let the final score deceive you. Philly dominated from the onset limiting the Steelers to less than 200 total yards of offense, forced three turnovers, and sacked Pitt QB Ben Roethlisberger nine freaking times. The nine point victory cashed Philly bettors tickets laying the 3.5-points, and the combined 21 points never seriously threatened the closing ‘total’ of 44.5. The ATS cash was the birds third straight to start their ‘08 campaign, and they’ve rattled off six straight pointspread covers per the closing NFL lines. Last weeks OT loss at home to Tampa was extremely tough for Chicago to swallow, but even more so for NFL sportsbettors that backed them as three-point home chalks. The Bears held a 10-point lead with less than four minutes to go in the game, but somehow managed to allow Brian Griese and the Bucs offense to rattle off 10 straight points to force the extra session. After the defense pinned the Bucs deep in their own territory, CB Charles Tillman got caught defending his teammate and got flagged for unnecessary roughness allowing the Bucs drive to continue. Already exhausted, the Bears “D” let up a number of big pass plays that allowed Matt Bryant to nail the chip shot eight yarder to seal the Bears fate. Chicago’s now a pathetic 4-10 ATS its L/14 overall home games; look for McNabb and the “Iggles” to avenge last years shocking home loss with ease….. - Courtesy of Mike Rose