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The Los Angeles Avengers will look to get their first win of the season when they travel to Orlando to face the Predators on Monday at 7 p.m.

The Avengers are 12-point dog at most online sportsbook in this contest and the under/over is 104.

We’ve got a great week two Southern National Conference battle between the Austin Wranglers and the Georgia Force. The Wranglers are fresh off their week one shellacking of the Las Vegas Gladiators - 57-36. Last week the Force survived by beating the Rattlers 69-65.

The 2008 Super Bowl odds are out and now is a great time to start looking at them. These odds will change as the offseason progresses. There are some good values this year.

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- What Adam Vinatieri’s 1st FG scored will be ?
- Muhsin Muhammad Total Receiving Yards on First Reception ?
- Dominic Rhodes Total Rushing Yards on First Attempt ?
- Which player will record the longest single reception in the game ?

Ok, I’m back to talk about the second half of the Sunday morning games. I think we will have many questions answered this week. Can the Patriots get a firm grasp on yet another playoff season? Are the Falcons in deep trouble? Is Pittsburgh back? Let’s take a look at the rest of this morning’s games.

We are already in week 7 of the NFL. There are some great morning games to watch. Even some of the games that might not matter as much are worth a look—Green Bay at Miami comes to mind. Here’s my quick rundown on each of the NFL morning games.

Sports Betting - We hear it over and over. The NFL is full of parity and that’s a great thing. But, is the NFL really fully of parity? The short answer is no. The NFL now has a cluster of very good teams, a cluster of very bad teams, and a few still deciding which group they belong to. We are now approaching week 7 in the NFL. Most teams have played 6 of their 16 games and the night and day difference between teams is striking.

That was my feeling after watching the Monday night game between the Chicago Bears and Arizona Cardinals. Saying the Bears didn’t deserve the win was the understatement of the century. Actually, neither team deserved anything. The Bears offense turned out a performance that would make even the Raiders offense laugh.