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The AAF rolls along to week 4 with a few surprises such as the defeat of the then-undefeated Hotshots by the Stallions in week 3. There are four games slated for the weekend, let’s take a look.

For those of you already missing NFL football, there’s still a betting bonanza left before the Draft. Get ready to place your bets on the NFL Combine, the event where college football players jump through hoops to showcase their skills.

The first weekend of the new Alliance of American Football kicked off as a huge success and it promises to cure your football blues until NFL football comes back. Here’s everything you need to know about the AAF.

We’re only a few days away from Super Bowl 53. But, betting will reach a fever pitch just hours before the game. By far, the highest number of bets will be on the spread, but you shouldn’t wait until game time to make your pick because by that time you might have missed a good number.

Before the curtains close on yet another NFL betting season, you get one final shot at cashing in when you bet the Super Bowl.

Love them or hate them, the New England Patriots have dominated NFL football in the last decade. Tom Brady and his Patriots are once more headed to the Super Bowl to face the Los Angeles Rams and decide who goes home with the title and bragging rights of being this year’s champion.

Before the final meaningful NFL game of this season, the 2019 NFL Pro Bowl showcases the weekend prior. If you’re already missing the football-filled weeks in your life, this game may give you a bit of extra comfort in the months to come.

NFC Rams vs. Saints Odds and Betting Stats

Which Teams Play in the NFC Conference Finals? The Los Angeles Rams play the New Orleans Saints.

It’s the newcomer versus the grizzled veterans taking the field to settle which team will be the AFC champion. The latest NFL lines have the Chiefs as the favorites over the Patriots for a change, but has Kansas City’s time as the new team on the block come?

The celebrations in the Big Easy are reaching a fever pitch. Saints fans know their team is just one game away from reaching Super Bowl LIII, but they’ll have to win the NFC first to get there.