Super Bowl Predictions

Who will win the Super Bowl outright? Who will win against the spread? Will the total go over or under the number? Who will take home Super Bowl MVP honors? With Super Bowl 41 just around the corner on February 4th, it’s time to start making your Super Bowl Predictions. Making Super Bowl predictions can be fun, but it can also be very lucrative. Jeff Alexander is here to make predicting the Super Bowl a fun and lucrative experience.

There’s nothing more exciting than watching the biggest game of the year and cashing in on your wager. Over a billion dollars will be wagered on Super Bowl 41, and Jeff Alexander wants to make sure you get a piece of the pie. So if you’re looking for Super Bowl Predictions, you’ve come to the right place.

Jeff has followed the Colts and the Bears all season long as they are two of his favorite teams to watch for obvious reasons. Indianapolis boasts the best offense in the AFC while the Bears boast the best defense in the NFC. Many people think that Peyton Manning is simply destined to win the Super Bowl after finally getting the New England monkey off his back. If New Orleans blowout loss didn’t prove to you that destiny has nothing to do with it I don’t know what will. The better team will win. It’s that simple and that’s the way we have to handicap this game. Both teams will be extremely prepared having nearly a full two weeks to study game film and go over offensive and defensive schemes. The best way to arrive at your prediction for the Super Bowl 41 winning side is to go inside the matchups at every single position. For example, it’s probably safe to say that the Colts will have the advantage passing the football with Peyton Manning, but the Bears two-pronged running attack of Benson and Jones will give Chicago the advantage on the ground. If we delve further, we might decide that the Bears being able to run the football means that they will control the clock and the game. Of course, this is just hypothetical banter to get you in the right frame of mind to predict your Super Bowl winner.

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June 18, 2008

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