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2010 AFC Championship Odds and Picks: New York Jets at Indianapolis Colts

According to sportsbook, on Sunday it will be a David vs. Goliath-like battle when the Final two from the American Football Conference battle for the Lamar Hunt Trophy.

Will an inexperienced pivot represent the AFC in the Super Bowl or will a sure-fire Hall of Famer, and possibly the greatest QB of all time, carry the banner?

Indy is 6-2 ATS in their last eight games (remember they didn’t care about the last couple of games on their schedule). Note that in their most recent eight games vs. teams from the AFC East, the result has been 6 Overs and 2 Unders.

Sportsbook Online opened Indy as a 7.5 point favorite, which quickly went to -8. The total is set at 40.5.

However, bettors who played the Colts haven’t seen much of a payout in Indy’s last 10 games against the Jets, going 3-6-1 ATS. You don’t have to look too far back to their last meeting.

The Indianapolis Colts, who are “supposed to be in the AFC title game,” will host the New York Jets, who “weren’t even supposed to make the playoffs” and on top of that, it will see the tried, tested and true QB Peyton Manning dueling with the rookie signal-caller Mark Sanchez.

In the green and white’s last eight games overall, they are a red-hot 7-1 ATS, including going 2-0 ATS so far in these NFL playoffs. In the Jets’ last eight games when listed as underdogs of 8-points or less, they are 7-1 ATS.

It was a controversial game a few weeks ago that resulted in a road win for the Jets, as they handed Indianapolis its first loss of the regular season (by a final of 29-15) but many of the Colts starters were on the bench in the second half of the game.

Will Peyton Manning go for the second Super Bowl of his career?

(or)

Will Mark Sanchez cap his rookie season with a Super Bowl appearance?

LET US SEE THIS WEEKEND......

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