NFL Odds on 2010 Carolina Panthers Season Preview2010 Carolina Panthers NFL OddsIn the eight year history of the NFC South, no team won the division two years in a row. The Saints are without a doubt the team to beat again this season but considering Carolina finished last season on a 4-1 SU & 5-0 ATS surge, the Panthers might be asking, why not us? Sportsbook.com Assorted Carolina Panthers Odds Odds to win Super Bowl XLV: +10000 Odds to win the NFC Title: +4500 Odds to win the NFC South: +800 Over/Under Regular Season Wins: 7.5 Most NFL Rushing Yards: DeAngelo Williams +1000 Most NFL Receiving Yards: Steve Smith +1500 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! Don't wait another day, tomorrow will never come! BET on Sports and Play Poker right now at BOVADA and receive a HUGE 20% FREE BET on your first deposit!! SITUATIONAL RECORDS (2009 & 3 Year) Scenario: 2009 3-YR TOTAL Straight Up: 8-8 27-22 (55%) ATS: 9-7 25-22 (53%) Preseason ATS: 0-4 3-9 (25%) Home ATS: 4-4 12-12 (50%) Road ATS: 5-3 13-10 (57%) Division ATS: 5-1 11-6 (65%) Conference ATS: 8-4 20-15 (57%) Favorite ATS: 3-3 12-10 (55%) Underdog ATS: 6-4 13-12 (52%) Over-Under: 6-10 20-29 (41%) 2009 Key Team Stats & NFL Ranks Scoring Differential: +0.4 (#16 of 32) Yardage Differential: +15.0 (#15 of 32) Yards Per Play Differential: -0.01 (#18 of 32) Yards Per Point Differential: -0.35 (#16 of 32) Turnover Differential: +6 (#8 of 32) Total Offense (Yards Per Game): 330.9 (#19 of 32) Total Defense (Yards Per Game): 315.9 (#8 of 32) 2010 SCHEDULE: Strength - 19.38 (24th toughest of 32) DATE - OPPONENT, TIME 9/12/10 - at NY Giants, 1:00 PM 9/19/10 - TAMPA BAY, 1:00 PM 9/26/10 - CINCINNATI, 1:00 PM 10/3/10 - at New Orleans, 1:00 PM 10/10/10 - CHICAGO, 1:00 PM 10/24/10 - SAN FRANCISCO, 1:00 PM 10/31/10 - at St Louis, 1:00 PM 11/7/10 - NEW ORLEANS, 1:00 PM 11/14/10 - at Tampa Bay, 1:00 PM 11/21/10 - BALTIMORE, 1:00 PM 11/28/10 - at Cleveland, 1:00 PM 12/5/10 - at Seattle, 4:15 PM 12/12/10 - ATLANTA, 1:00 PM 12/19/10 - ARIZONA, 1:00 PM 12/23/10 - at Pittsburgh, 8:20 PM 1/2/11 - at Atlanta, 1:00 PM Key Panthers Betting Trend: CAROLINA is on a 9-0 ATS (+9 Units) run at home vs. excellent offensive teams - averaging >=375 YPG The Average Score was CAROLINA 23.3, OPPONENT 16.8 2010 OUTLOOK Despite winning their last three games in dominant fashion, the Panthers watched last season's playoffs from home after salvaging a disappointing 8-8 campaign. Head Coach John Fox is back and faced with the challenges of fixing an unbalanced offense and keeping the defense competitive in the wake of Julius Peppers' departure. Fox has the league's most inexperienced group of QB's following the release of Jake Delhomme, who threw 18 interceptions in 2009. With only eight pro starts under his belt, Matt Moore brings confidence after winning four of five starts a year ago. Pushing him for a starting spot will be Jimmy Clausen. With a dynamic duo of DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart in the backfield, it's no surprise the Panthers had more rushing touchdowns (18) than passing scores (16) and ranked third in the league in rushing offense. If Fox gets the air attack upto speed, the sky is the limit. The receiver corps is of course led by Steve Smith, but he can use help. Up front, tackles Jordan Gross and Jeff Otah set the tone and their health is vital to the unit's success. Most fans are salty to see Peppers go, as he leaves a huge void in the defense. The jury is out whether or not the returnees can consistently pressure the quarterback. The starting tackle spots are completely up for grabs, but that could be a positive considering opposing rushers averaged 4.4 YPR. In the middle, Jon Beason is among the best in the business, and while Chris Gamble, Richard Marshall, and Sherrod Martin form perhaps the division's best secondary. The Panthers success in 2010 hinges on QB play since the backfield provides more than its share of offensive fuel. The defense, minus Peppers, will need a few players to pick up where they left off late last season in order for Carolina to challenge for division supremacy. Sportsbook.com Regular Season Wins Prop: Over/Under 7.5 Carolina has a very manageable schedule and has shown a penchant for being able to bounce back from non-winning seasons, improving by at least four games from one year to the next in the John Fox era. The Panthers' play down the stretch of '09 was noteworthy. Take the Over. --- by Sportsbook.com at 1800-sports.com on August 15, 2010
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