NFL Preseason Betting – Bengals at Packers Odds |
| Written by Mick Bergen | |||
| Saturday, 09 August 2008 | |||
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Favre was traded to the New York Jets late on Wednesday so the Packers spotlight now moves to quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The Packers will probably have Rodgers playing a lot more than Cincinnati’s Carson Palmer. The starters for Cincinnati are expected to go a couple of series on Monday. "We'll evaluate that and see. Generally they'll go 10 or 15, somewhere between those number of snaps.” Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis said, “But we'll see how it goes." Lewis was looking forward to playing the Packers. "It's going to be good and I told our team it's a great atmosphere. It's always great to go to Lambeau Field, but going into this deal with this weekend on Monday night and the whole thing they're dealing with up there, obviously a lot of the questions this week as we meet with the network people are going to be about that.”
The Bengals have a new defensive coordinator in Mike Zimmer and he will look to get after Rodgers and the Green Bay offense immediately on Monday. Last year the Bengals were 27th in the league in yards, so they will be looking to make big improvements this season. If you're looking for NFL futures, SBGGlobal sportsbook has Cincinnati Bengals odds at +3600 and Green Bay Packers odds at +2300 to win Super Bowl XLIII. Bengals at Packers Betting Stats
The Packers and Bengals have met 15 times in preseason play. The Bengals have a 10-4-1 edge in NFL preseason betting action against the Packers and have won the last four meetings. The teams have met only once in the preseason since 1991 as the Bengals won at home in 2006 by a score of 48-17. At Green Bay the teams have split four preseason meetings. The teams also played five games at Milwaukee and the teams split the matchups with one tie. The regular season series between the two teams is tied at 5-5. Related Links |
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