The 2013 NFL season is here! It’s time to take a look at the odds to win the AFC, as we break down the 16 teams that are in the thick of the fight and take a look at each of their prices to win the AFC, sponsored by WagerWeb Sportsbook, home the 200% Deposit Bonus

AFC East Odds To Win the AFC
New England Patriots +325
Miami Dolphins +2000
Buffalo Bills +5000
New York Jets +6600

It is clear that there is one team and one team only that has a chance to win the AFC out of the East, and that’s the Patriots. Miami is a trendy team, but we really don’t see any chance for Ryan Tannehill to take a team to the Super Bowl quite yet. Even New England is a bit of a stretch in our eyes, though we do think that Tom Brady is going to figure it out at some point this year even though at the start of the season, he is going to need nametags to identify anyone in his own receiving corps. The Bills could become an interesting team to watch if EJ Manuel is the second coming of Russell Wilson, while the Jets are just going to be a joke for the entire season. Even if New York does manage to win eight games and perhaps sneak into the back end of the playoffs, is Mark Sanchez (yes, the butt fumbling Mark Sanchez) going to get into the Super Bowl? We think not.

AFC North Odds To Win the AFC
Pittsburgh Steelers +1100
Baltimore Ravens +1150
Cincinnati Bengals +1250
Cleveland Browns +6000

Do you really need any further proof that the AFC North is the toughest division in the AFC to try to handicap? Three of the four teams in the foursome are between 11 and 12.50 to 1 to make it to the Super Bowl. Of course, that means that few believe that there is any chance this year for any of these teams to make it to New York, but then again, few really thought there was a chance to get the job done last year either when the Ravens not only got there, but won the whole dang thing. The problem that we have is that all of these teams just don’t look all that special when push comes to shove. Baltimore lost a ton in the offseason, and Pittsburgh is a really young looking team outside of Ben Roethlisberger. Perhaps Cincinnati is taking some steps in the right direction, and Andy Dalton might command the respect necessary to consider, but there are three huge games that this team still needs to win, and if the Bengals can’t beat the Texans, they probably aren’t going to the Super Bowl. The Browns would clearly be the biggest shocker of them all.

AFC South Odds To Win the AFC
Houston Texans +685
Indianapolis Colts +2000
Tennessee Titans +6600
Jacksonville Jaguars +15000

Is there anyone in the AFC South really capable of winning two massive games against the likes of the Patriots, Broncos, etc.? We aren’t all that sure. Houston has tried the last two seasons, and it was beaten by both Baltimore and New England relatively soundly in both instances in the Divisional Round of the playoffs. The window of opportunity is clearly closing on the Texans, especially knowing that the Colts are coming up on the outside. Indy has fast-tracked itself to the thick of the playoff race once again on an annual basis, though Andrew Luck and the gang are a long ways away from making it to the Super Bowl. Many think that Tennessee is going to be a much improved team this year with its interior offensive line being so stellar, but we’ll believe that Chris Johnson is going to look anything like CJ2K again when we believe it. Jacksonville named Blaine Gabbert as its starting quarterback this week… In other news, we’re fairly certain that the Jags have locked up a Top 5 pick in the NFL Draft, and the phone calls are already being made to Teddy Bridgewater’s agent to see what his prospects are of coming to Jacksonville next year.

AFC West Odds To Win the AFC
Denver Broncos +240
Kansas City Chiefs +2000
San Diego Chargers +2200
Oakland Raiders +10000

There isn’t a team in the AFC that looks more complete right now than Denver. The Broncos might have the best quarterback in football in Peyton Manning, and he is certainly one of the best quarterbacks in the AFC, and they have the best receiving crop in the game as well with Demaryius Thomas, Eric Decker, and the newly acquired Wes Welker. There’s a chance for this defense to once again be stout as well. Kansas City has taken the most strides forward in the offseason, changing from a team that finished with the worst record in the league to one that believes it can get into the playoffs. San Diego has underachieved for years, and Norv Turner’s ousting might change all of that. Mike McCoy knows that he has a heck of a lot of work to do if he is going to bring this team back to the playoffs. The Raiders are trying to see how many more quarterbacks they can screw up over the course of the 2000s and 2010s. Matt Flynn and Terrelle Pryor seem to be the next ones in line.

The Week 2 2013 college football odds are officially posted, and here at Bankroll Sports, we are going to be looking at some of the best games on the NCAA football lines right off the bat in Week 2 of the season.

Thanks to the fact that this is also the first week of the NFL season, we know that some of the games on the college football schedule are going to be a lot less intriguing than they were in Week 1. We find that out right off the bat on Thursday when the Florida Atlantic Owls travel on the road to the East Carolina Pirates for the first time as members of Conference USA. What we learned last week about the Pirates is what we knew from them last year. This is a team that can fly all over the field with QB Shane Carden calling the shots under center, but it is also a team that is going to be in some trouble on the other side of the field. If FAU can figure out how to score some points in this game, there’s a chance for the outright upset.

Friday’s game isn’t all that intriguing either. Don’t get us wrong. This is an important one for both the Boston College Eagles and the Wake Forest Demon Deacons, but it isn’t a game that is going to be all that thrilling to watch or to bet on. The oddsmakers are having a real tough time lining this one on the college football odds, but the Eagles have come into this week as a three-point favorite in a battle of two of the lesser teams in the ACC. Elsewhere on Friday night, the UCF Knights are giving 24.5 to the FIU Golden Panthers down in South Florida. The Knights opened up the week at -21 and quickly rose up to where they are at right now.

And that brings us up to Saturday, where it feels like the mass majority of the games at the FBS level don’t even involve a pair of FBS teams playing against each other. The biggest favorite of the bunch in the FBS vs. FCS games are the Clemson Tigers over the South Carolina State Bulldogs. It’s not all that surprising to see the oddsmakers giving South Carolina State a head start of 52.5 points, but is it enough? It’s going to be tough for the Tigers to really get up for this one for sure.

Interestingly enough though, there aren’t all that many games that feature tremendously lopsided college football spreads at the FBS vs. FBS level. The biggest favorite of the bunch in that mix is the LSU Tigers. The Bayou Bengals are coming off of a very impressive win in Arlington over the TCU Horned Frogs, and they are going to be coming back home to Tiger Stadium for the first time this year. They’ve got the UAB Blazers coming to town, and you know that Baton Rouge is going to be rocking at night. The Blazers are getting 34.5. LSU though, has had very little luck covering games against numbers this big, and this could be problem going forward in this game. Still, there’s no doubt that the men in white, gold, and purple are going to be 2-0 when this day is said and done with.

It’s not that every game on the docket stinks, though. There are three tremendous showcase games which are played at 12:00, 4:30, and 8:00 to spread out the day for college football betting fans.

We’ll start in the Sunshine State at high noon, where the Florida Gators are favored by a field goal over the Miami Hurricanes on the road. Florida is one of the squarer teams on the docket, knowing that they are a short road favorite against a team that is unranked (at least according to the AP Poll). However, Miami is hungry for this victory, and Head Coach Al Golden knows that it is one of the biggest spots that his team has ever been in, referring to it as the “biggest game in [his] tenure” at “The U.” This could be the day that RB Duke Johnson becomes a legitimate Heisman Trophy contender for this season in just his sophomore year.

The afternoon features the most important game of the day, as we have another situation where a team is favored by just a field goal at home. The Georgia Bulldogs are in dire need of a victory after getting beaten last week by the aforementioned Clemson Tigers, and they aren’t going to be in for an easy one this time around either. The South Carolina Gamecocks are coming to town, and the Dawgs have actually never beaten SC since QB Aaron Murray came to town three seasons ago. This is the fourth and final chance for UGA to get the job done, and if this one isn’t won, you have to think that the best this team can do is get to the Capital One Bowl this season, barring a huge collapse by the Gamecocks down the line in the SEC season. South Carolina knows that it has a team that can contend for a National Championship though, and this is a glorious opportunity to capitalize and firmly into the Top 5 in the land in both polls.

Is the game between the Michigan Wolverines and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish one of the biggest rivalries in college football? That’s the question that has been bantered around all week between these two as they embark upon their last game in this series that will be played in Ann Arbor. It’s a rare game under the lights, and the crowd at the Big House is going to be rocking and rolling for this one. QB Devin Gardner and the Wolverines have high hopes for a National Championship this year and a run at Ohio State for the Big Ten title. Notre Dame though, has won 13 straight regular season games dating back to last season, easily the best mark in the country. The Golden Domers are getting four points, and that’s a scary little number to be getting in a game that could be back and forth the whole way as it was the last time that these two met at Michigan Stadium.

There is an unusually high amount of road favorites in Week 2 on the college football odds. We have already spoken about Florida, but other teams like the Houston Cougars (-3 @ Temple), Cincinnati Bearcats (-8 @ Illinois), Utah State Aggies (-9.5 @ Air Force), Duke Blue Devils (-6 @ Memphis), Texas Longhorns (-7.5 @ BYU Cougars), Bowling Green Falcons (-7.5 @ Kent State), and Arizona Wildcats (-10.5 @ UNLV) are also favored. The biggest road favorites of the weekend are the Oklahoma State Cowboys, though the Pokes are going to want to be careful with this one. They have the Texas San Antonio Roadrunners, who have been wildly successful over the course of their first season and change here at the FBS level. This is the first time that a big time conference team has ever come to the Alamodome, and the student section for this game is going to be delirious. We don’t think that the Roadrunners are winning this game, but there is a good chance that they stick inside of the 26.5-point college football Vegas lines.

‘Totals’ this week are interesting as well. The oddsmakers haven’t really taken any bold steps into the 70s or into the low-40s, but there are some games of note.

One of the lowest ‘totals’ of the weekend pits the Bowling Green Falcons against the Kent State Golden Flashes. Only 45.5 are expected to hit the board in that game, and that is only one of the six games all weekend long that are lined in the 40s. Keep an eye on the clash between the Michigan State Spartans and the South Florida Bulls as well. That game is lined at 44, and it is the lowest mark of the weekend by a relatively big 1.5-point margin. Neither one of these teams showed much of anything offensively last week, and it could be a tough day for both on that side of the ball once again.

The highest ‘total’ of the week is only 67.5. There are plenty of games in the mid-60s, but the highest of the bunch involves the Navy Midshipmen and the Indiana Hoosiers. These two are high flying teams that can score a lot of points, but neither has a defense of any note whatsoever. Still, that’s a lot to ask for a game this early in the season, especially with two clubs who tend to be all over the map in terms of wins and losses. There is a ton of inconsistency on both sides.

2013 NCAA Football Week 2 Odds @ WagerWeb Sportsbook (as of 9/5/13):
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Week 2 NCAA Football Betting Lines for Thursday, 9/5/13
301 Florida Atlantic Owls +20
302 East Carolina Pirates -20
Over/Under 54.5

381 Sacramento State Hornets +37.5
382 Arizona State Sun Devils -37.5

College Football Lines for Week 2 for Friday, 9/6/13
303 Wake Forest Demon Deacons +3
304 Boston College Eagles -3
Over/Under 48.5

483 UCF Knights -24.5
484 Florida International Golden Panthers +24.5
Over/Under 53.5

NCAA Football Week 2 Odds for Saturday, 9/7/13
305 Florida Gators -3
306 Miami Hurricanes +3
Over/Under 49

307 Miami Redhawks +17
308 Kentucky Wildcats -17
Over/Under 57

309 South Florida Bulls +23
310 Michigan State Spartans -23
Over/Under 44

313 Oklahoma State Cowboys -26.5
314 Texas San Antonio Roadrunners +26.5
Over/Under 60

315 Houston Cougars -3
316 Temple Owls +3
Over/Under 67

317 North Texas Mean Green +4.5
318 Ohio Bobcats -4.5
Over/Under 58.5

319 Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders +18
320 North Carolina Tar Heels -18
Over/Under 65.5

321 Cincinnati Bearcats -8
322 Illinois Fighting Illini +8
Over/Under 54.5

323 West Virginia Mountaineers +21
324 Oklahoma Sooners -21
Over/Under 58

325 South Carolina Gamecocks +3
326 Georgia Bulldogs -3
Over/Under 56

327 San Diego State Aztecs +28
328 Ohio State Buckeyes -28
Over/Under 55

329 Utah State Aggies -9.5
330 Air Force Falcons +9.5
Over/Under 59.5

331 South Alabama Jaguars +7
332 Tulane Green Wave -7
Over/Under 51.5

333 Oregon Ducks -22.5
334 Virginia Cavaliers +22.5
Over/Under 61

335 Duke Blue Devils -6
336 Memphis Tigers +6
Over/Under 50.5

337 Syracuse Orange +15.5
338 Northwestern Wildcats -15.5
Over/Under 53

339 Navy Midshipmen +12.5
340 Indiana Hoosiers -12.5
Over/Under 67.5

341 Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles +28
342 Nebraska Cornhuskers -28
Over/Under 59.5

343 Texas Longhorns -7.5
344 BYU Cougars +7.5
Over/Under 57

345 UAB Blazers +34.5
346 LSU Tigers -34.5
Over/Under 60.5

347 Toledo Rockets +17
348 Missouri Tigers -17
Over/Under 65

349 Colorado State Rams +10.5
350 Tulsa Golden Hurricane -10.5
Over/Under 53.5

351 Arkansas State Red Wolves +11.5
352 Auburn Tigers -11.5
Over/Under 62

353 Army Black Knights +8
354 Ball State Cardinals -8
Over/Under 61

355 Eastern Michigan Eagles +24
356 Penn State Nittany Lions -24
Over/Under 48.5

357 Bufalo Bulls +27.5
358 Baylor Bears -27.5
Over/Under 67

359 Bowling Green Falcons -7.5
360 Kent State Golden Flashes +7.5
Over/Under 45.5

361 Western Kentucky Hilltoppers +13
362 Tennessee Volunteers -13
Over/Under 55.5

363 Louisiana Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns +10.5
364 Kansas State Wildcats -10.5
Over/Under 58.5

365 Notre Dame Fighting Irish +4
366 Michigan Wolverines -4
Over/Under 51

367 Hawaii Warriors +27
368 Oregon State Beavers -27
Over/Under 52.5

369 Minnesota Golden Gophers -14.5
370 New Mexico State Aggies +14.5
Over/Under 51.5

371 Idaho Vandals +28
372 Wyoming Cowboys -28
Over/Under 64.5

373 New Mexico Lobos +6
374 UTEP Miners -6
Over/Under 52

375 Washington State Cougars +15.5
376 USC Trojans -15.5
Over/Under 53.5

377 Arizona Wildcats -10.5
378 UNLV Runnin’ Rebels +10.5
Over/Under 61

379 San Jose State Spartans +26
380 Stanford Cardinal -26
Over/Under 48.5

383 Tennessee Chattanooga Mocs -10.5
384 Georgia State Panthers +10.5

385 Norfolk State Spartans +40
386 Rutgers Scarlet Knights -40

387 Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles +45
388 Wisconsin Badgers -45

389 Missouri State Bears +24.5
390 Iowa Hawkeyes -24.5

391 Indiana State Sycamores +17
392 Purdue Boilermakers -17

393 Southeastern Louisiana Golden Lions +43
394 TCU Horned Frogs -43

395 Eastern Kentucky Colonels +41
396 Louisville Cardinals -41

397 South Carolina State Bulldogs +52.5
398 Clemson Tigers -52.5

399 Western Carolina Catamounts +42
400 Virginia Tech Hokies -42

401 Maine Black Bears -3
402 Massachusetts Minutemen +3

403 Alcorn State Hornets +42.5
404 Mississippi State Bulldogs -42.5

405 Weber State Wildcats +23
406 Utah Utes -23

407 New Hampshire Wildcats +3.5
408 Central Michigan Chippewas -3.5

409 Tennessee Martin Skyhawks +35.5
410 Boise State Broncos -35.5

411 Old Dominion Monarchs +19
412 Maryland Terrapins -19

413 UC Davis Aggies +18
414 Nevada Wolf Pack -18

415 Portland State Vikings +27.5
416 California Golden Bears -275

417 Richmond Spiders +23
418 North Carolina State Wolfpack -23

419 James Madison Dukes +3
420 Akron Zips -3

421 Gardner Webb Bulldogs +42
422 Marshall Thundering Herd -42

423 Prairie View A&M Panthers +31
424 Texas State Bobcats -31

425 South Dakota Coyotes +23.5
426 Kansas Jayhawks -23.5

427 Lamar Cardinals +27.5
428 Louisiana Tech Bulldogs -27.5

429 Nicholls State Colonels +27.5
430 Western Michigan Broncos -27.5

431 Samford Bulldogs +32.5
432 Arkansas Razorbacks -32.5

433 Southeast Missouri State Redhawks +50
434 Ole Miss Rebels -50

435 Austin Peay Governors +47.5
436 Vanderbilt Commodores -47.5

437 Sam Houston State Bearkats +39.5
438 Texas A&M Aggies -39.5

439 Grambling Tigers +39.5
440 Louisiana Monroe Warhawks -39.5

441 Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks +38
442 Texas Tech Red Raiders -38

443 Savannah State Tigers +48.5
444 Troy Trojans -48.5

445 Montana State Bobcats +10
446 SMU Mustangs -10

447 Central Arkansas Bears +13
448 Colorado Buffaloes -13

449 Cal Poly Mustangs +27
450 Fresno State Bulldogs -27