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NFL Betting – Patriots All The Way
My true Patriots fan is why I bet my NFL betting money on them. I am a 100% supporter and I believe on the team's talent. We've got two-time MVP Tom Brady on our side. This is a sweet deal. There isn't too much to complain about. Why do Patriot fans feel the need for complaining?

http://earth-liberation-front.org/third-party-programs-how-to-avoid-going-off-track-when-bored-with-online-gaming/ There is, however, one small drawback to being a Patriots fan. We are completely incapable of being the underdog no matter what situation. http://tamurayukari-diary.com/multiplayer-poker-room/ This may sound great on the surface. But sometimes, it can be a real drag. We maintain our "top dog persona" even when we don't win. It's ridiculous. It's absurd. We lost the Super Bowl yet again. Yet, we are still the team to beat. No matter what we do, win or lose, there's a popular notion that the AFC and the entire NFL still goes through us. People are obsessed with us. Opposing teams are obsessed with us. Before the season starts, every enemy has circled us on their calendars. We are open to all of the best punches.

The perception is that the Patriots are the king, and, therefore, the Patriots are the team to dethrone. I don't like this perception. It's unwarranted. Is it possible to have the crown of the king right now? Since 2004, we haven't won Super Bowl, so why does everything go through us? Why doesn't it go through the Saints or the Packers or the Steelers or the Giants?

In any "David vs. Goliath" scenario, we can never have the meaningful advantages that come with being "David." The Giants have beaten us in two straight Super Bowls because they had an "us versus the world" mentality. This mentality is only possible for a David-type team. We will never be able to experience this mentality as long as we live in the Tom Brady-Bill Belichick era.

I recently watched an ESPN video titled "Can the Patriots Run The Table?" In talking-up the Patriots, Skip Bayless predicts us being nearly perfect in the regular season and ultimately winning the Super Bowl. I also read this preview piece on CBSsports.com, which predicts the Patriots battling their way to a 16-0 record this season. It's an excellent read that is full of great insight and sharp analysis.

CBS's preview shows the Saints at 9-7, Steelers at 10-6, Cowboys, Eagles, Cowboys, and Eagles at 11-5. The Jets and Bills go 7-9. The 49ers are at 9-7. The Packers are 14-2. And the Giants are 13-3. These teams can fly below the radar and sneak attack everyone else. The Patriots are currently 16-0.

Well, that's just dandy. What are we supposed to do with such a "perfect" team? We can only go down. We only have two options: Achieve what we're supposed to achieve because we're so good, or drastically underperform and fall flat of expectations. This is a terrible situation to be in.

Although this "Goliath perception", does not help the Patriots win the championships, it is a great way to perform well in the regular season. We can dominate at will. Then, we reach the postseason and break. For once, it would be nice if we could be a wallflower and just blend in. Let go of the heat. Go with the flow. Fly under that radar and experience the air on a different level. Blindside teams by sneaking up on them. Take on the role of the underdog.

Without a Lombardi trophy, I cannot deal with another great regular season. I miss the feeling of Brady lifting that trophy. No matter what happens, I have my NFL betting money available for the Patriots. I think this is really their season to stand out.
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