NFL betting is widely popular regardless of the game but it is off the charts when the game is on television. All NFL games are technically on TV but unless you have the NFL package you only get the one in your area. What does all of this mean to the NFL betting gambler? Are there things you should know when you bet these high profile games in Pro football betting? NFL betting on an average weekend gives gamblers five main games on television. There are between 14 and 16 NFL games each week but only five are the key games in NFL betting. You have the early CBS main game, the early FOX main game, the late afternoon game on one of those two networks, the NBC night game and the ESPN Monday night game. Those are the big five television games in NFL betting. Of those five, the NBC and ESPN games are the top two in Pro football betting. It used to be that Monday Night Football was the top game of the weekend but ESPN is not an over the air network and doesn’t get the ratings that NBC gets, so now the Sunday night game is the biggest, then Monday, then the late afternoon game and then the two early games in Pro football betting.