Here are quarterback rotations, news and notes and key gambling advice for the weekend's preseason NFL betting.
Friday
Eagles-Patriots
Already a weakness, the Eagles are hurting out wide receiver. Kevin Curtis and Reggie Brown are both out for this game. Curtis was the leading receiver last year.
Saturday
Ravens-Rams
Troy Smith starts at quarterback for the Ravens. He may play as much as three quarters. "Head coach John Harbaugh knows that Kyle Boller is terrible. He will give Smith every chance to win the job," says NFL betting guru Mike Godsey of GodsTips. Godsey seems to imply a lot of passing will be done by the normally ball control Ravens.
However Smith has been terrible so far completing just 8-of-17 for no touchdowns and one pick. Rams star running back Steven Jackson is still a holdout. Though reports say that may end soon, it is extremely unlikely he would play Saturday.
Wide receiver Torry Holt is questionable because of a tight back.
Saints-Bengals
New Orleans TE Jeremy Shockey is practicing and may get his first action of the preseason.
Sunday
Bills-Colts
The Bills will be without RB Willis McGahee. Colts quarterback Peyton Manning is out. Stevie Vincent Senior Analyst of OffshoreInsiders.com says that Manning may now miss the start of the season, hence "We expect Jim Sorgi to air it out as there is a very good chance that he will get playing time this regular season."
Sports betting insiders are keeping an eye on
Monday
Seahawks-Chargers
Backup Seneca Wallace has been limited, so third stringer Charlie Frye has been taking many of the snaps. Though Chargers TE Antonio Gates returned to practice, he is not expected to play.
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