Green Bay Packers 2009 NFL Odds – 2010 Super Bowl Predictions: The way the Green Bay Packers and quarterback Aaron Rogers started last season, people were already thinking: ‘Brett who?’ Nevertheless, as the season wore on, the Packers well-oiled machine began to leak a bit.
By season’s end, Green Bay was one of the most disappointing teams in the league, finishing with a 6-10 mark, no Super Bowl hopes, and may people to blame. With the start of the 2009 NFL Training Camp right around the corner, the Packers look to get back to their winning ways in 2009. 
According to 2009 NFL Odds2010 Super BowlPredictions experts at SportsBetting.com, there are 14 other teams with better sorts betting odds to win the 2010 Super Bowl than the Green Bay Packers [28-1]. and
Among some of those teams there is: New England Patriots [6-1], Pittsburgh Steelers [10-1], NFC North divisional rivals (and Brett Favre's?) Minnesota Vikings [16-1], and many more.
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If the Packers are to get back to the elite level they so much desire, players are going to have to remain healthy and also it’s going to take a collective and individual improvement in many positions. As we near training camp, here are some positional players that can make a positive impact on the 2009 NFL Odds season of the Packers:
Cullen Jenkins (Defensive End): This is one of those unfortunate cases, as Jenkins was off to the best start of his career (18 tackels and 2½ sacks), before he went down for the season (in Week 4) with a torn pectoral muscle.
Atari Bigby (Safety): 2008 looked to be a promising year for Bigby after a stellar performance during the playoffs and regular season the year before. Nevertheless, an ankle injury during the preseason and a hamstring injury during Week 2 kept him from fulfilling his full potential.
Mason Crosby (Kicker): This position can sometimes be overlooked and underestimated in the NFL for its lack of sex appeal. However, if you look at most championship teams, they’ve always had something in common: a reliable, go-to kicker.
Although Crosby's second year wasn’t a complete disappointment, he wasn’t able to improve or duplicate the success he enjoyed (79.4% in 24-of-34) as a rookie kicker. Furthermore, the most frustrating stat of all, is that he failed to convert in two critical/potential game-winning opportunities in the final half-minute of division games on the road.
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