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Vegas Odds Super­bowl Lis­ten to Your Elders.
As the pre-season train­ing camp approaches and the pre-season sched­ule lies in wait, foot­ball fans around the world begin to fid­get in antic­i­pa­tion of the oncom­ing NFL sea­son for 2007. If there was a les­son to be learned from the 2006 cam­paign, it was that Bert Bell, erst­while Com­mis­sioner of the National Foot­ball League, believed in his heart that par­ody was the rea­son for the love affair that the fans have for the NFL. Bell, who pre­ceded leg­endary Com­mis­sioner Pete Rozelle, firmly believed that, “On any given Sun­day, any team in the NFL can beat any other team.” Bell’s motto, nowa­days, would also include Mon­day and Thurs­day evenings as the NFL now sched­ules tele­vised games on those days as a reg­u­lar course of action. In 2006, it seemed that every­one was get­ting into the action to prove that Com­mis­sioner Bell’s adage was cor­rect. Let us use as an exam­ple the Ten­nessee Titans. The Titans started off mis­er­ably, los­ing a game to the New York Jets in Ten­nessee after ral­ly­ing from twenty-one points down to tie the game in the 4th quar­ter, only to have the Jets go the length of the field in the final minute for the win­ning touch down. From that point on, quar­ter­back Kerry Collins was a vic­tim of poor pro­tec­tion and ques­tion­able play call­ing. By the time the sea­son reached the mid-point, the Titans, coached by vet­eran men­tor Steve Fisher, were mired in the base­ment of their Division.

Fisher removed Collins from the posi­tion of start­ing quar­ter­back and inserted rookie Vince Young. Young was the #3 draft choice with a remark­able pedi­gree. Young led a last minute rally for his Texas Long­horns as they upset South­ern Cal for the National Cham­pi­onship. In his first start as a pro­fes­sional, he dupli­cated the feat. He brought the Titans back from twenty-four points behind to defeat the New York Giants. The Titans remained hot the rest of the sea­son and, remark­ably, bat­tled for a play­off posi­tion until the final week of the season.

The Vegas odds Super­bowl con­test could be a match up involv­ing any of the teams. Although the Vegas odds Super­bowl sports­book favors either the Colts or the Patri­ots to take the title, the Vegas odds Super­bowl pre­dic­tions at this point are just a shot in the dark. As my Dad used to say, “Play the money team.” In this case, that’s the New Eng­land Patriots.

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