Again, unlike in all other events, there is not a need to blow-out a team. Favorites that go up early don't always run up the score in the NFL. It hardly serve a purpose and in most cases, coaches would not embarrass their opponent and/or risk injury to their stars. In the NFL, big leads often dwindle, with underdogs covering late in the game.They want to keep the upper hand and not reveal the play's there going to hit it off with.
The People Can't Help There Self's
The most bettor loves the popular teams , most of the time pushing limits unreasonably high. We all saw it during the 90's with Dallas and San Francisco .For ex, in 2003, Kansas City visited Cincinnati in week 10. The Chiefs had won nine straight and seemed invincible. In hindsight, Cincinnati was the easy underdog pick. Kansas City 's defense was ranked 25 th in the league at the time. Cincinnati was on a roll having won three of their last four games and Rudi Johnson was coming into his own. Cincinnati had the emotional edge and nothing to lose by taking a shot at an undefeated team they knew they could beat. This repeats itself year after year.
