If you are betting football this weekend, don’t miss out on our sports handicappers premium NFL football picks. Our clients made a huge profit in the first few weeks of NFL and we are offering a 100% first purchase bonus for all new members.
Click here to become a member today!!

Minnesota Vikings -3.5 (-110) NFL Odds - Sunday, September 21st ‘08 1:00p
The Minnesota Vikings are making the quarterback switch to Gus Frerotte this week, and we feel that should be enough to get a handy win over the Carolina Panthers here. Considering that the Vikings should have beaten the Indianapolis Colts even with the beleaguered Tarvaris Jackson at QB last week, and that they were not embarrassed by the Green Bay Packers opening night, we see this move as a positive. After all, Frerotte has the ability to convert third-and-mediums, unlike Jackson who has missed several wide open receivers this year, and Frerotte has the smarts not to turn he ball over. When you can hand the ball off to Adrian Peterson in the backfield, all the Vikings need from their quarterback is to not lose the game for them. Jackson did just that vs. the Colts. While Gus is an upgrade, Minnesota still figures to feed the ball to AP often, as the Panthers currently rank 15 in the NFL against the run and they made Matt Forte look like Walter Payton last week. The difference will at quarterback will become noticeable on third down however. Now Carolina is 2-0 and they get their top receiver Steve Smith back this week. That may be a moot point though if Jared Allen visits Jake Delhomme in the backfield as much as he did with Peyton Manning last week. Also, the Panthers should have trouble running here, which would make them a one-dimensional offense. Finally, the Vikings had division title aspirations before this season, making this a must-win game for them after an 0-2 start. We feel they will break through with the change under center. NFL Free Pick: Vikings -3.5 (-110) - Courtesy of LT Profits
 
Miami Dolphins +12.5 (-110) Football Odds - Sunday, September 21st ‘08 1:00p
The New England Patriots made a statement by beating the New York Jets without Brady last week, but a letdown is inevitable here vs. the Miami Dolphins, and truth be told, the Patriots were not really that impressive in that win. Sure, the defense was great for the most part in the 19-10 triumph, but the Pats were also helped by some questionable play-calling when the Jets got inside the five-yard line, as one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history, Brett Favre, was not allowed to throw any passes from that area. Some more imaginative calls may have resulted in a different ending. Nonetheless, New England earned the win by throwing everything they had at he Jets defensively. Keep in mind that this is an old defense however, and the secondary is a tad shaky for the first time in memory. It is doubtful that this unit can match that same intensity two weeks in a row, especially vs. the hapless Dolphins. Now Chad Pennington does not have a powerful arm for Miami, but he does manage a game well and he has had some good game vs. New England in the past while with the Jets. As long as he could keep the Dolphins out of third-and-long situations, they could shorten this game with some time-consuming drives. If that comes to fruition, taking these double-digit points becomes even more valuable, not to mention the fact that the New England offense is not explosive with Matt Cassel at the helm. NFL Free Pick: Dolphins +12.5 (-110) - Courtesy of LT Profits

Cincinnati Bengals +14.0 - Sunday, September 21st ‘08 1:00p
The Cincinnati Bengals(0-2) and their hosts the defending champion NY Giants(2-0) , are currently performing at the opposite end of the proverbial performance spectrum. The Giants won their opening game of the season,defeating the Redskins 16-7 on national tv on opening night, and than last week took advantage of a horrendous St.Louis Rams team, beating them senseless in front of their own town fans, for a lopsided 41-13 decision. Meanwhile, The Bengals, lost to the Baltimore Ravens 17-10 in their opener ,before struggling again last week in a windy 24-7 loss at home in Paul Brown Stadium to the Tennessee Titans. Needless to say, because of those above mentioned results, just about everyone and his dog has piled on the Giants band wagon,despite of the hefty number the books are asking bettors to cover. It is obvious, the media pundits, have been swayed by the defending champs early season performances after doubting their abilities early on, and are currently bombarding the public, with over whelming praise for the Gmen . I however, am still stubbornly not completely sold, on the Giants premature early season coronation. With that said, Im willing to make a contrarian bet, that the desperate 0-2 underdog Bengals, still have enough pride, talent and determination to make a game out of this. Final notes & Key Trends: The Giants L/22 regular season games, have seen them ring up a positive 16-6 ATS mark, BUT the average margin of victory clicks in at only 3.6 PPG. Giants HC Coughlin, has seen his team fail to cover 15 of his L/19 after two straight covers. Play on the Bengals to cover - Courtesy of Alex Smart

Oakland Raiders @ Buffalo Bills u36.5 - Sun Sep 21 ‘08 1:00p
A year ago the Bills started 0-2 and suffered numerous injuries early season. Buffalo returns home this week 2-0 following an impressive 20-16 road win at Jacksonville – an outright underdog winner for us. The Bills defense has held each of their opening two opponents to just 3.8 and 4.3 yards-per-play while allowing only 10 and 16 points respectively. Buffalo will face a stronger running attack this week, and the Raiders are a one-dimensional offense that piled up 300 yards rushing last week in their win at Kansas City. While that was a dominating display, it must be noted that QB JaMarcus Russell was just 6/17 for 55 yards passing. He’s been shaky in the early going, and traveling to Buffalo is one of the toughest places to play as a visiting quarterback especially one that has never made the trip and lacks experience. The Bills defense can load the box to slow what the Raider do best, and while the Bills running game has average just 3.3 ypr in two games, they’ll rely on Marshawn Lynch and a short passing game facing the Raiders solid secondary. Few big plays in this contest as defense, running games and the clock will be on display - Courtesy of Fairway Jay

Detroit Lions @ San Francisco 49ers o46.5 (-110) - Sun Sep 21 ‘08 4:05p
The Detroit Lions have not left their usual antics behind in 2008, namely losing. Today they will attempt to remove the donut in their win column against a 49ers team that scratched out an overtime victory in Seattle last Sunday. We are going to go with the Over 46.5 in this NFC North versus NFC West match-up. Detroit has suffered defeat in their first two games largely because they did not start playing until they had spotted their opponents a two to three touchdown lead. In both contests, however, they were able to come back due to the high powered nature of their passing attack. On the season, they are averaging 254 yards passing per game and Jon Kitna has hit second year man Calvin Johnson 13 times for 236 yards in two touches. While the 49ers pass defense has done fairly well so far, Johnson will likely get his. What I’m really looking for in this game though, are the Lions not to stumble their way to a huge early deficit. That trend has left them passing the ball almost three times more than they are running it (86 passes to 33 runs). This also explains their 55.5 yards per game rushing average. So far the 49ers are giving up an average of 139 yards per game on the ground and I look for the Lions to get over the century mark for the first time this season on the ground. This will make their aerial game that much more effective. San Francisco has moved the ball at a decent clip this year under new coordinator Mike Martz (fired in Detroit) and quarterback J.T. O’Sullivan has done well (96.3 passer rating). I see no reason why they should be stoned by a Lions defense that is yielding 460.5 yards of offense to their opposition. Last weekend the 49ers put 33 points on what is suppose to be a good Seahawks defense and in week one they out yarded the Cardinals but did not get over 20 points because they committed five turnovers. Take the over in what should be an entertaining, offensive affair. Free Pick: Take the OVER 46.5 - Courtesy of Matt Foust