Kansas Odds - Hendrick Trio Leads Way At Kansas

Before you get into your NFL Week 4 matchups, check out Sunday's Price Chopper 400, the third race of the Chase for the Sprint Cup. The first two races have been won by Hendrick drivers, and they'll win a third, but it won't be either of the drivers sitting atop the points standings.

Kansas Odds - Sunday, October 4, 2:00 PM ET

Jimmie Johnson (+350): The No.48 driver won this race last year from the pole, and he just completed a season sweep at Dover by romping through the field last week. He's finished in the top 10 in five of his seven trips to Kansas, and his 4.9 average start is top among active drivers.

Mark Martin (+500): The points leader came in second to Johnson last week after winning at New Hampshire, and he won this race in 2005. He finished 18^th at Kansas last year, but we all know he is in much better equipment now, and he's on a run of five straight top-five finishes.

Jeff Gordon (+700): Gordon won the first two races at Kansas in 2001 and 2002, and he's flying under the radar due to his Hendrick teammates, Johnson and Martin. This makes him even more valuable to sportsbook players, as he offers better value than the favorites, and he's proven to be great at this track.

Juan Pablo Montoya (+1000): Even though he has an average of 24.0 in two races here, numbers don't matter to the No.42 team this year as they're miles ahead of where they were. He's finished in the top three in three of his last four races, and momentum is a crazy thing in sports.

Clint Bowyer (+2500): Here's your longshot pick if you want a big reward in your gambling software. Bowyer's 7.7 average is the best among active drivers, but that is only through three Kansas races. However, this is his home track, and a win would be a bright spot in what has been an awful season for Bowyer, his No.33 team and the entire RCR organization.

PICK: Someone needs to stop this from being a two-horse race between Johnson and Martin, and who better to do it than their teammate with four championship titles? Go with Jeff Gordon in your sports picks.