Minnesota Vikings 2010 Super Bowl Predictions, Odds & Picks: The decision to go get Brett Favre out of retirement seems to be paying dividends for the Minnesota Vikings, as they captured consecutive NFC North titles despite Adrian Peterson having a down-year by his standards. But are the Vikings good enough to be considered 2010 Super Bowl Predictions, Odds & Picks with the remaining playoff teams fighting to punch their ticket to Miami, Florida?
Of the eight teams still in the hunt, the Minnesota Vikings [6/1] are listed with the fifth best sports betting odds to win the 2010 Super Bowl Predictions, Odds & Picks this year. One of the teams currently listed with better chances to become the next champs will visit these Vikings on Sunday afternoon: the Dallas Cowboys [9/2].
But in order to prove the odds wrong, the Vikings defense is going to have to contain Tony Romo and the red-hot Boys. One guy that can certainly make life miserable for Romo is All-Pro pass rusher, Jared Allen, who’s planning to show his buddy’s son no mercy in their NFC Divisional showdown.
“I love Ramiro (Romo),” Allen said this week. “I’ve spent a lot of time with him and he’s a great guy. We met because we have the same financial guy. And we always talk football; but once we get on the field, anything goes. Trust me: Tony’s not going to take it easy on trying to pick us apart the whole game.”
With all the hoopla surrounding the Cowboys and their recent success, Allen can’t wait to be between the lines, so he can do what he does best. “We’re excited to hit them in the mouth, to kind of shut everybody up,” Allen says of the Cowboys. “We play a violent game, so I’m always jacked up. It’s a physical sport. I’m just trying to hurt the guy in front of me.”
