2008 NFL Playoffs Odds at SBG Global Sports Betting
In the AFC NFL playoffs it is Jacksonville at Pittsburgh and Tennessee at San Diego. NFL Playoffs odds will have the New England Patriots as the #1 seed in the AFC followed by the Indianapolis Colts. The NFC has the Dallas Cowboys as the #1 seed followed by the Green Bay Packers.
NFL Playoffs odds in the Wild Card round have Seattle favored over Washington. The game could be interesting as the Redskins are hot with quarterback Todd Collins at the helm. NFL playoffs also have Tampa Bay favored at home over the New York Giants. The Bucs rest their players the past couple of weeks while the Giants played their starters, some of whom got hurt. NFL playoffs odds in the AFC have Jacksonville favored at Pittsburgh. The Jaguars won earlier this season at Pittsburgh and gamblers believe they can do it again. History is against the Jaguars though as no team has ever won twice in the same season at Pittsburgh. The other Wild Card game has San Diego a hefty favorite in NFL playoffs odds at home against Tennessee. The Titans are banged up while the Chargers are healthy and at home.
The Divisional NFL playoffs will have Dallas the top seed in the NFC with Green Bay a solid second choice. These two teams would be favored in NFL playoffs odds to meet in the NFC Championship game. In AFC NFL playoffs odds it is all about New England and Indianapolis. Both teams will be heavily favored in NFL playoffs odds to advance to the AFC Championship game. NFL playoffs odds will have the Patriots favored in what would be a very competitive rematch with the Colts. In the NFC the Cowboys would be a slight favorite over the Packers in NFL playoffs odds.
The possible Super Bowl matchups would have New England facing Dallas or Green Bay or the Indianapolis Colts facing one of those two teams. The AFC will be favored in NFL playoffs odds regardless of whether the Patriots or Colts make the Super Bowl. If New England plays Dallas in the Super Bowl it would be a rematch of an earlier game this season that the Patriots won.
