Sports Betting – Taking A Look At Saturday’s Schedule

[Freddy Wills]

If you , the second week of the NFL preseason continues on Saturday night for sports betting players, but they’ll have to share the spotlight with baseball and soccer, particularly with a tasty matchup from the English Premiership.

NFL Betting

Titans Rams Odds (8:00 PM ET): The Rams are 3.5-point favorites at home against the Titans, and these two will be always remembered for their thrilling contest in Super Bowl XXXIV, and both teams will be looking to avoid their first loss of the preseason.

Raiders 49ers Odds (8:00 PM ET): The 49ers are 3-point home favorites against the Raiders, and San Francisco looked terrible in a Week 1 loss against New Orleans. Even though those who make shouldn’t put too much stock in the preseason, the 49ers looked worse than a college team.

Saints Texans Odds (8:00 PM ET): The Saints are favored by a point on the road in Houston, and they blitzed San Francisco into submission last week, while the Texans edged the New York Jets in their opener.

Bills Broncos Odds (8:00 PM ET): The Broncos are 4-point home favorites here, and as usual, all eyes will be on Denver quarterback Tim Tebow, who played well in a loss to Dallas last week.

Vikings Seahawks (10:00 PM ET): Finally, the Seahawks will be favored by three points at home against the Vikings, who couldn’t get any offense mustered in a loss to Tennessee.

MLB Betting

Cardinals Cubs Odds (4:10 PM ET): A pair of former Tampa Bay teammates will be on the mound as St. Louis’ Edwin Jackson takes on Chicago’s Matt Garza.

Rangers White Sox Odds (7:10 PM ET): Texas hurler Alexi Ogando has been struggling as of late, and he’ll lead the Rangers out in Chicago against the White Sox’s John Danks in what could be one of the highest of the day.

Yankees Twins Odds (7:10 PM ET): The Yankees will send out A.J. Burnett to go up against Minnesota’s Francisco Liriano in Minnesota.

Soccer Betting

Arsenal Liverpool Odds (7:45 AM ET): Arsenal are slight +145 favorites at home against Liverpool, and this will be their first match after the transfer of captain Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona in one of the most drawn-out sagas in the history of transfers. The Gunners will look to hold off Liverpool for one of the four Champions League spots, but they need a good performance without Fabregas to give their fans some hope, while the Reds are coming off a disappointing home draw against Sunderland in their opener. This should be one of the most intriguing matchups of the day.