Betting Odds to Win the 2009 NFC Championship2009 NFC Conference Championship Betting OddsThe betting odds to win the 2009 NFC Championship have been posted and sponsored by Bodog.com, pioneering the online gambling industry for over 15 years. Heading into the 2008/2009 NFL season, the defending NFC champions New York Giants were not the favorites to win with +800 betting odds, but eventually became the favorites until they lost in the division playoffs. Now we have the Cardinals who once posted odds at +1800 and Eagles who once posted +1200 odds. The current favorites to win are the Eagles posting 1/2 odds ($200 wager pays out $100). Check out the odds below and decide who you think will win the 2009 NFC Championship title. Check out Bovada and start winning NOW! Bovada Sportsbook, Casino, Poker Room & Racebook is known in the online gambling industry for having phenomenal customer service, safe and secure deposit methods, fast & easy payouts and terrific bonuses! BET on Sports & play Poker at BOVADA and receive a 20% FREE BET on your first deposit! Last year the Dallas Cowboys clinched the NFC East division with a 13-3 record, gaining homefield advantage. During the 2008 NFL Draft, the Cowboys had two first-round picks; RB Felix Jones from Arkansas and CB Mike Jenkins from South Florida. They followed with a second-round pick of TE Martellus Bennett from Texas A&M. Their fourth-round pick was RB Tashard Choice from Georgia Tech. The Cowboys fifth and sixth-round picks were Orlando Scandrick from Boise State and DE Erik Walden from Middle Tennessee State. Last season the New York Giants clinched a playoff birth finishing second in the NFC East division with a 10-6 record, behind the Cowboys. In the 2008 NFL Draft, the Giants first-round pick was S Kenny Phillips from Miami(FL). Their second-round pick was CB Terrell Thomas from UFC. New York's third-round pick was WR Mario Manningham from Michigan. Their fourth-round pick was OLB Bryan Kehl from BYU. The Giants fifth-round pick was ILB Jonath Goff from Vanderbilt. They finished with two six-round picks; QB Andre Woodson from Kentucky and DE Robertt Hendersom from Southern Mississippi. Superbowl Predictions from NFL Expert Capper Mike "The Picker" Jones, Super Bowl Predictions from JP and the 2012 Super Bowl Betting Odds sponsored by Bovada and SBG Global!! The New Orleans Saints finished third in the NFC South with a 7-9 record. In the 2008 NFL Draft, the Saints first-round pick was USC WR Sedrick Ellis. They followed up with a great second-round pick CB Tracy Porter from Indiana. They had two fifth-round picks; DT DeMario Pressley from North Carolina State and OT Carl Nicks from Nebraska. New Orleans sixth and seventh picks were PK Taylor Mehlhaff from Wisconsin and WR Adrian Arrington from Michigan. Take a look at the following 2009 NFC Championship betting odds and have a prosperous NFL football betting season! Odds to win the 2009 NFC Championship sponsored by Betus Sportsbook Philadelphia Eagles - 1/2 Arizona Cardinals - 8/5 --- by Mike Jones at 1800-sports.com on August 04, 2008
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