Last year I took 2 teams in each conference and parlayed them to win their respective conference before the regular season and made some serious coin off it (+4300). If you don't think SEA or DEN will win it all then this is most definitely the best time to make a value play.
Last year: Post #22 (http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/players-ta...l-futures.html)
Logic:
Basically SEA will be the #1 seed and NO will be the #2 seed. SF will prolly end up being the #6 seed and CAR will end up being the #5 seed. Assuming SF wins their first game (in PHI or DET/CHI) they will have to play SEA and NO will play whoever in the dome. So logically NO at home should win and be in the NFC championship against either SEA or SF so my teams for the NFC are:
SF or NO.
For the AFC it's actually pretty simple. I'm taking the best two teams besides DEN so that is NE and CIN (they will be division winners so one of them should be in the AFC championship game played in DEN. I like either teams chances in the cold against Manning. Teams for AFC are: NE and CIN.
NE-SF (+2300)
NE-NO (+2100)
CIN-SF (+6000)
CIN-NO (+5500)
** This is a value play, it's a long-shot but even throwing as little as $25 on each nets decent returns.