Wednesday, November 22, 2006





New England Patriots' excellent run of form
continued over the weekend against Buffalo
and they are now 15/2 to win Superbowl XLI.

Corey Dillon ran for two early touchdowns and Tom Brady threw a pair of scores as New England coasted to a 28-6 triumph over the Bills.


Stan James remain unchanged at 9/1 about a New England win in the Superbowl.

San Diego have drifted to 12/1 after they lost 30-27 to Kansas City.

Lawrence Tynes kicked a career-long 53-yard field goal with six seconds remaining to lift the Chiefs to a dramatic victory.

Denver are now as short as 8/1 with Betfred after their 17-7 victory over Cleveland, while Seattle's 31-13 loss against Minnesota means they are available at 16/1 with Stan James.

Atlanta won a dramatic tussle with Pittsburgh 41-38 after Michael Vick threw for a career-high four touchdown passes, and they are now 22/1 chances in the outright market.

Pittsburgh though, have drifted to 25s.

Indianapolis remain solid 6/1 second favourites after their 36-22 win over Washington, with Chicago, who didn't play over the weekend, unchanged 7/2 market leaders.


Information taken from sportnetwork.com

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