Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl Predictions

Question

I am intending to place a bet on Pittsburgh Steelers vs Green Bay Packers match in Super Bowl 45. Can you help me know accurate betting predictions on Pittsburgh Steelers. I want to know how much chances Pittsburgh Steelers have to win this match, please

Answer 1

I would say if you really want to make money from Pittsburgh Steelers vs Green Bay Packers game; go for the Packers. Although the Steelers won a super bowl in 2009 but two years later things are different. The Packers are more hungry and at the end of the day its all about who wants it more. On the betting exchanges the odds are in favor of Green Bay, click below to see it for yourself:

http://american-football.bettor.com/nfl-season-2010-11-super-bowl-winner-betting-odds/2011-02-06/market/570925

Answer 2

The Super Bowl is the single biggest sporting event on the annual betting calendar. Sharps and novices alike will take action on the point spread, moneyline and total when the Pittsburgh Steelers meet the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl 45. Bettors will also look to capitalize on some of the many propositional wagering opportunities on the big game. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the Super Bowl props dealing with the Steelers.
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Pittsburgh Steelers Total Team Points – Over/Under 21 Points: Some bettors may quickly jump on the over here after seeing that Pittsburgh averaged 23.4 points per game during the regular season. The Steelers have had their offense going down the stretch. After scoring 27 and 41 points respectively in wins over Carolina and Cleveland to close out the regular season, the Steelers have tallied 31 and 24 points in playoff wins over Baltimore and the New York Jets. But before we just go throwing our money on the over, we can’t forget what kind of a defense Pittsburgh will be going up against. The Packers ranked second in the league this season with only 15.0 points allowed per game, and they have held each of their three postseason opponents to 21 points or less. The advantage often goes to the defense with this much time to prepare. The losing team has been held to 21 points or fewer in 10 of the last 12 Super Bowls. If you expect Pittsburgh, which is listed as a 2.5-point underdog, to be the losing team, you may want to consider betting the under.
Pittsburgh Steelers Total First Half Team Points – Over/Under 11.5 Points: The Steelers scored 24 first half points against the Jets in the AFC championship game, but they only scored 7 first half points against the Ravens in the divisional round. Pittsburgh has been both over and under this number in the first half 9 times this season, but it has been over it in the first half in three of its last four games.  I would still lean with the under here as I believe both defenses will play well early before the offenses are able to make adjustments at halftime.
Which player will score the first Pittsburgh Touchdown in the game?
Ben Roethlisberger (PIT) QB 8/1
Rashard Mendenhall (PIT) RB 5/2
Isaac Redman (PIT) RB 10/1
Mewelde Moore (PIT) RB 15/1
Mike Wallace (PIT) WR 7/2
Hines Ward (PIT) WR 13/2
Emmanuel Sanders (PIT) WR 17/2
Antonio Brown (PIT) WR 14/1
Heath Miller (PIT) TE 13/2
Any Other Pittsburgh Player 15/2
No Pittsburgh TD Scored In The Game 10/1
Rashard Mendenhall led the Steelers with 13 touchdowns during the regular season and he has added three more in the playoffs. He is coming off a terrific game against the Jets, so don’t be surprised if the Steelers look to establish him early. This is definitely not a prop you’d want to bet the house on, but I believe Mendenhall gives us the best chance to cash it in. Super Bowl odds makers agree, listing him as the favorite at 5/2 odds.
Which player will record the first Pittsburgh reception in the game?
Rashard Mendenhall (PIT) RB 9/2
Mike Wallace (PIT) WR 7/2
Hines Ward (PIT) WR 7/2
Emmanuel Sanders (PIT) WR 5/1
Antonio Brown (PIT) WR 13/2
Heath Miller (PIT) TE 7/2
Any Other Pittsburgh Player 3/1
The Packers will make an extra effort to keep the speedy Mike Wallace in front of them, so I’m not going to go with him here. Instead, I expect Big Ben to look in the direction of experienced Super Bowl MVP Hines Ward right out of the gate. You can bet him to record the first Pittsburgh reception at 7/2 odds.
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