Pro Bowl Odds: Why the AFC

Pro Bowl lines are often an even wash heading into the Pro Bowl betting competition and so even the slightest advantage one way or another can give one side the edge over the other. And since neither team has home field advantage in the Pro Bowl the competition becomes even more heated. But the biggest advantage that any team can have in pro football, whether it’s the Pro Bowl odds game or a playoff game, is at QB. And if Pro Bowl lines fans examine the battle of the QBs the AFC has the edge. Not that Kurt Warner isn’t a good QB, it’s just that his counterpart Peyton Manning is one of the greatest ever and he’s played in more Pro Bowl lines match ups than most of his teammates combined. His experience in working with strange teammates in a Pro Bowl lines setting will definitely give the AFC a big advantage.

On the other side of the ball, the AFC would seem to have the Pro Bowl lines advantage as well. Again, the NFC has excellent players in its own right, but this year the defensive talk of the league heading into the Pro Bowl betting has been play of the Steelers, Ravens and Titans’ defense –all of which are AFC teams and sending large contingents to the Pro Bowl odds game. Add to this the fact that they’ll be coached by the defensive obsessed Ravens staff and it’s not a pretty picture for the NFC Pro Bowl lines team. Even with the rule changes in the Pro Bowl meant to protect the offensive players the AFC still looks to have the advantage in this game.

Finally, over the past five Pro Bowl odds match ups the NFC and AFC have alternated wins every year. And since the NFC took home the Pro Bowl odds victory last year, if history is any guide at all, it would seem that the AFC is destined to come out victorious in the Pro Bowl odds this year.

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