2008 NFL Betting Preview

These are our archived predictions for the 2008 NFL Football Season. We Each team was reviewed in terms of their chances during the regular football season. As we have done again this year, we offered some tips as to where each team could offer value to bettors. Please red our 2009 previews ? we trust you will find good value in our predictions.

Team Previews

Every year the pundits come out and pick the Titans (AFC South) to fail and every season they somehow manage to win a lot of close games and defy expectations. This year Mycapper is picking them to spoil a lot of teams' postseason plans. Read their preview of Jeff Fisher's scrappy, brilliantly coached team as the Titans' 2008 odds are examined more closely.

The Pittsburgh Steelers ran out of steam last year and limped across the finish line, but they're still the undisputed class of the AFC North and could be primed for a return to the playoffs. Mycapper analyzes their betting chances in the very competitive AFC.

The Jacksonville Jaguars (AFC South) are a threat to go very far this season, perhaps even all the way to the Super Bowl. Mycapper's team of NFL betting experts ranks the Jaguars' 2008 chances highly in this preview..

The AFC South is probably the best division in the NFL with no weak teams and it's led by the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts are not that solid ATS but their straight up record is glittering. Will they win the division again this season?

The Houston Texans finished last year a mediocre 8-8 but this franchise has been so bad since the expansion that it was actually their best year ever. Mycapper.com rates the Texans' betting chances in the ultra-competitive AFC South.

The Cleveland Browns (AFC North) were undoubtedly the surprise, nay shock team of last year. Witness their incredible 12-4 ATS record as they consistently won money for those brave enough to bet on them. Mycapper.com asks if it was all just a flash in the pan, or can they put your kids through college this year as well.

The Cincinnati Bengals (AFC North) have enjoyed only 1 winning season in the last 5 and disappointed yet again in 07 when they finished 7-9. The team has character issues and may not be the safest bet in the NFL. Mycapper.com breaks down the Bungles' stats from last season and peers into their possible future.

The Baltimore Ravens were a spectacular failure last season covering a remedial 3 games against the spread and losing the other 13. The AFC North looks pretty competitive so where exactly does this team stand? The answer according to Mycapper experts is nowhere, or to put a spin on it "they're rebuilding right now".

The Raiders (AFC West) have won a grand total of 19 games straight up in the past five years. Oakland can make you money if you're betting on the opposition. Mycapper looks at another long year for the team that used to be mean.

The Kansas City Chiefs (AFC West) were terrible last season but you wouldn't have made any money betting against them as they went 7-8-1 ATS. Find out how to handicap this team in 2008 courtesy of the football gurus from Mycapper.

A lot of shrewd betting money has come for the Chargers (AFC West) to win the Super Bowl this NFL season. Their odds have been slashed in to 6/1. Mycapper.com looks at their chances of finally going all the way.

The betting chances of the 2008 Denver Broncos (AFC West) are analyzed by Mycapper's elite band of pro football handicappers who look at the Broncos stats from last season.

The Saints (NFC South) have attracted plenty of betting support for the upcoming 2008 NFL season. That may be surprising considering their 7-9 season last year, and we analyze their chances of making you some serious money.

The Falcons (NFC South) were expected to be easy pickings last season from a betting perspective but their ATS record was a pretty respectable 7-8. Can you make money betting against them in 08?

The Panthers are betting longshots to win the Super Bowl this year but they could still prove profitable to follow during the regular season. Mycapper's NFL handicappers preview their chances in the competitive NFC South division.

The Buccaneers were one of the surprise teams of last year and made the playoffs after winning the NFC South. But will they offer the same sort of football betting value this time around? Mycapper seeks to answer the question and make you money.

The Seahawks look to win their fifth consecutive division title in the NFC West, which they dominate completely year after year. This year should be no different and you can bet on them to be champs again according to our handicappers.

The 49ers (NFC West) showed promise in 2006 but it was nowhere to be seen last year as they nosedived to a 5-11 regular season record. Mycapper previews this team's chances in the 2008 NFL campaign and shows you when to bet on San Francisco.

The Rams (NFC West) were atrocious last year and those who bet against them regularly made a small fortune. Mycapper.com examines whether that trend will continue in the 2008 NFL season.

The Cardinals play in the talent-challenged NFC West where an 8-8 record could be good enough to win the whole division. The Cardinals are routinely a disappointment. Are they genuine betting value this season? Mycapper.com has the answer for us.

The Vikings play in the fairly weak NFC North division and have one of the best running backs in football, but they cannot seem to make it to the postseason. Find out their betting chances this season according to the pro handicapping experts from Mycapper.com.

The Lions (NFC North) are the most miserably managed franchise in pro sports. They continue to bumble along aimlessly and always offer excellent betting value so long as you bet on their opponents and against them. We see things ending the same way this season.

The Packers (NFC North) have been in the news throughout the offseason and as a result they have drifted alarmingly in the main NFL futures betting markets. Mycapper breaks down their chances to see if the lack of money wagered on this team so far is warranted.

The Bears (NFC North) haven't quite recovered from their Super Bowl loss two years ago and NFL futures odds suggest that they are betting outsiders this time around as well. We look at their chances.

The Eagles (NFC East) were mediocre last year but are attracting some shrewd betting money in NFL futures action this season. Find out from Mycapper if these bets are misguided or prescient.

The Giants (NFC East) caused a huge NFL football betting shock last season by winning all their playoff games as underdogs followed by a jaw-dropping win in the Super Bowl. Mycapper previews their upcoming season and looks at the odds of a repeat.

The Cowboys (NFC East) enjoyed a tremendous regular season in '07 but fizzled in the playoffs. This year many are betting on them to go all the way. Read the Mycapper review to find out what the experts think.

The Redskins (NFC East) finished strong last season to make it to the playoffs where they lost as the NFC Wild Card team. They may be even better betting value this season according to the pro experts at Mycapper.

The Jets (AFC East) were mediocre last year but now they have Brett Favre as their new QB. Will you bet on them? We ask the experts at Mycapper.com for their opinion.

Miami (AFC East) were absolutely dismal last year but now the Big Tuna swims with the Dolphins and they could provide some football betting value, or is it too soon?

The Patriots (AFC East) finished last year a perfect 16-0 but failed to win the Super Bowl. Here is our exclusive betting preview for this year's favorites according to the bookies.

The Bills (AFC East) finished last year 7-9, replicating their mediocrity from the 2006/07 season. Can they improve this year, and more importantly will they make you money as a sports bettor? Mycapper's NFL handicappers may have the answer.