2010 AFC Championship Betting Odds: The 2010 AFC Wild Card Round saw two of the top seeded teams go home empty handed, as the road sports betting odds underdogs prevailed in stunning fashion. The remaining teams still fighting for the 2010 AFC Championship Betting Odds are: (1) Indianapolis Colts, (2) San Diego Chargers, (5) Baltimore Ravens and (6) New York Jets but there can only be one 2010 AFC Championship Betting Odds winner!
At BODOG.com, 2010 AFC Championship Betting Odds makers have Peyton Manning (393-571 for 69%, 4500 yards, 33 TDs, 16 INTs) the top-seeded Indianapolis Colts [11/10] listed as the sports betting odds favorites to 
win the American Football Conference. How good were the Colts this season? How about so good that head coach Jim Caldwell opted to pass up on perfection for a shot at a Super Bowl title!
With an unbeaten (14-0) record and the conference’s top seed clinched, coach Caldwell opted to rest his starters and forfeit any attempts at making history with a flawless regular season. With Colts fans and the media dumbfound, Indy made a decision that could very well prove to be costly, if their ultimate goal to be the last team standing in Miami isn’t fulfilled.
The Colts first test this postseason will come this Saturday (Jan. 16) night at 8:15 PM ET, as the hard-hitting Baltimore Ravens [11/2] will try to make it back-to-back upsets on the road. Ray Lewis and his Ravens are currently listed as the least likely team to win the 2010 AFC Championship Betting Odds!
The team listed with the second best 2010 AFC Championship Betting Odds happens to be the second seed in these playoffs. Philip Rivers (317-486 for 65%, 4254 yards, 28 TDs, 9 INTs) and the San Diego Chargers [3/2] have become the most the version of the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC. With a potent offensive attack and homefield advantage, the Bolts will try to extend its win streak to a whopping 12th consecutive games.
However, easier said than done, as the NFL’s top-ranked defense (14.8 points per game, 252.3 total yards per game, and 153.7 pass yards per game) New York Jets [7/1] and rookie quarterback Mark Sanchez (196-364 for 54%, 2444 yards, 12 TDs, 20 INTs) return to Cali looking to slay another top Super Bowl contender. The Jets and Chargers are scheduled to kickoff Sunday at 4:40 PM ET.
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