Sports Betting news: Toughest Online Sports Betting 2010 NFL Schedules. The two teams that have the toughest schedules this season are the Houston Texans and Tennessee Titans.Just because a team has a tough schedule doesn’t mean they can’t win in offshore sports betting but the task does become more difficult.
Online sports betting odds do not list either Houston or Tennessee as Super Bowl favorites. The team that has the third toughest schedule though is one of the leading contenders. The Dallas Cowboys have the third toughest schedule in 2010 and they have fairly low Super Bowl odds. Three other teams that have low Super Bowl odds also have tough schedules. The New England Patriots have the sixth toughest schedule, the New York Giants the seventh most difficult schedule and the Indianapolis Colts the 10th toughest schedule.
The NFL schedule is not determined by how a team did last season. The New Orleans Saints won the Super Bowl, yet they have the sixth easiest schedule. The San Diego Chargers have the fourth easiest schedule. It should be noted that just because a team has a tough schedule to start the online sports betting NFL season does not mean it will end up that way. The schedule strength is based upon the combined record of the teams from last year. Things change in the NFL from year to year so you can only take so much from the strength of schedule to start the season. Nevertheless, the top ten toughest schedules in the NFL for 2010 have Houston and Tennessee as the toughest followed by Dallas, Cincinnati, Jacksonville, New England, the Giants, Washington, Philadelphia and the Colts. The NFC East is considered a tough division so it is not a surprise to see the Cowboys, Giants, Eagles and Redskins all in the Top 10 of toughest schedules.
Offshore sports betting indicated that the ten easiest schedules have Arizona with the easiest followed by St. Louis, Seattle, San Diego, San Francisco, New Orleans, Carolina, Tampa Bay, Denver and Kansas City. It is not hard to see why some of those schedules are easy since St. Louis, Seattle, San Francisco and Arizona are all in the same division. Carolina, New Orleans, and Tampa Bay are all in the same division as are Denver, San Diego and Kansas City.