This is something that is overlooked this year in the NFL is the strength of schedules which usually does not matter because of parity in the NFL but this year it matters. The Pats schedule was an absolute joke. They may have had the easiest path to the Superbowl in NFL history. I honestly feel that if any of the 6 NFC playoff teams had the Pats schedule and played in the AFC they would all be in the Superbowl. I might even include the Cowboys in that also. Honestly, the Pats did not have to beat a team that finished the regular season with a winning record to get the #1 seed? Who have they beat that the any of the playoff teams in the NFC could have not beat? The Pats then got Tebow & the Broncos at home for a playoff game? This same Tebow and Broncos team was destroyed by the #6 seed Lions 45-10 in Denver? What's next, the Ravens at home again. The same Ravens who got bombed by the Chargers 34-14 on the road, lost to Jax 12-7 on the road and was 4-4 on the road this year. The Pats almost lost that game if it were not for a dropped pass and missed chip shot FG. The Pats have had a cakewalk to the Superbowl. It is like a Big East team playing a 2 loss SEC team for the national title.
I'm betting $4,578.88 on New England.....Anyone care to talk me out of it??
Did you really do it? Good luck if so. Not a fan of playing so much on a game after exercising proper money management all year. Also, for those (in the majority) who had a losing season, trying to make it all up in one game is a nice way to go broke in handicapping.
Did you really do it? Good luck if so. Not a fan of playing so much on a game after exercising proper money management all year. Also, for those (in the majority) who had a losing season, trying to make it all up in one game is a nice way to go broke in handicapping.
