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Patriots Back in Play on Super Bowl Futures
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The ball is rolling in New England. Now that Tom Brady is back to his usual tricks, the Patriots are shaping up to be an interesting NFL betting option. The Patriots got off to a rough start, leading some to wonder whether the golden boy’s time in the spotlight was coming to an end, but there may still be some gas left in the tank.
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A series of three consecutive victories have propelled the Patriots back to the front of the AFC East division. The winning streak couldn’t have come at a better time, picking Brady and the Pats back up after being steamrolled by the Kansas City Chiefs. New England is now 12/1 to win Super Bowl XLIX.
Brady threw just four touchdowns through the first four weeks of the regular season, averaging less than 200 passing yards per game during that stretch. In the three games since, he connected on nine touchdowns with an average of over 300 passing yards per game.
When Brady goes, so do the Patriots. This concept should come as no surprise to those who have watched the historically dominant team over the years. New England may not be a foolproof NFL betting option, but their time in the sun might not be over yet.
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BettorsChat.com Monte Kivo
The ball is rolling in New England. Now that Tom Brady is back to his usual tricks, the Patriots are shaping up to be an interesting NFL betting option. The Patriots got off to a rough start, leading some to wonder whether the golden boy’s time in the spotlight was coming to an end, but there may still be some gas left in the tank.
Bet on football at Bovada and get a free 50% bonus.
A series of three consecutive victories have propelled the Patriots back to the front of the AFC East division. The winning streak couldn’t have come at a better time, picking Brady and the Pats back up after being steamrolled by the Kansas City Chiefs. New England is now 12/1 to win Super Bowl XLIX.
Brady threw just four touchdowns through the first four weeks of the regular season, averaging less than 200 passing yards per game during that stretch. In the three games since, he connected on nine touchdowns with an average of over 300 passing yards per game.
When Brady goes, so do the Patriots. This concept should come as no surprise to those who have watched the historically dominant team over the years. New England may not be a foolproof NFL betting option, but their time in the sun might not be over yet.
Get your NFL odds at Bovada today.
USA Players:
Non USA Players:
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