{"id":2962,"date":"2010-04-19T17:40:17","date_gmt":"2010-04-19T21:40:17","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.bankrollsports.com\/blog\/?p=2962"},"modified":"2010-04-20T14:08:34","modified_gmt":"2010-04-20T18:08:34","slug":"nfl-betting-2010-nfl-draft-props-by-position-419","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.bankrollsports.com\/blog\/nfl-betting-2010-nfl-draft-props-by-position-419\/","title":{"rendered":"NFL Betting: 2010 NFL Draft Props by Position (4\/19)"},"content":{"rendered":"

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NFL Draft betting action kicked off this morning at BoDog Sportsbook<\/a>, as a plethora of props opened up for us to pick apart. Here’s a few that we’re focusing in on for Thursday night’s first round!<\/p>\n

Prop Bet #1: How many running backs will be drafted in Round 1?<\/strong>: Taking the over 1.5 at -350 odds seems like an absolute slam dunk, but maybe we shouldn’t be so quick to react this way. Sure, Clemson RB CJ Spiller is going to go at some point during the first round. However, beyond him, there really aren’t a ton of running backs that just scream first round talent. Unless someone is reaching, grabbing a guy like Fresno State’s Ryan Mathews isn’t going to be likely until the 20s. Yes, Cal’s Jahvid Best could also be a possibility, as could Auburn’s Ben Tate or Georgia Tech’s Jonathan Dwyer for real reaches. The Houston Texans at #20 could come out and draft a running back, and they could also do so by trading back into the back end of the first round as well. Aside from that though, perhaps Philadelphia could use some running back depth, as could Arizona at #26 or San Diego at #28. Though the prospects are good for another back to be taken, it’s probably worth the stab at the long price that Houston goes with a safety or a corner and everyone else in the draft decides to go with either linemen or defense.<\/p>\n

Selection: Under 1.5 running backs drafted in Round 1 +275<\/strong> at BoDog Sportsbook<\/a><\/p>\n

Prop Bet #2: How many wide receivers & tight ends will be drafted in Round 1?<\/strong>: This may not be a slam dunk of a prop either, but it really may look like it when the round is said and done. Someone at some point is going to take Oklahoma State’s Dez Bryant in Round 1, and whomever that is will probably get themselves a steal, particularly if he lasts into the late teens or early 20s. Though there aren’t a lot of teams out there that are guaranteed to draft offense, there are some other fantastic playmakers that are going to be available at the back end of this round as well. Look for TE Jermaine Grisham to hear his name called in the 20s, which could set the stage for a guy like Notre Dame’s Golden Tate, Illinois’ Arrelious Benn or Georgia Tech’s Demaryius Thomas to fill out our allotment of pass catching options to cash a winning ticket for us.<\/p>\n

Selection: Over 2.5 wide receivers & tight ends drafted in Round 1 -115<\/strong> at BoDog Sportsbook<\/a><\/p>\n

Prop Bet #3: How many offensive linemen will be drafted in Round 1?<\/strong>: Let’s just throw some names out there of absolute sure fire first round locks for the hogs up front. Oklahoma State’s Russell Okung, Iowa’s Bryan Bulaga, Oklahoma’s Trent Williams, and Maryland’s Bruce Campbell are probably all coming off the board in the first ten selections. It seems likely that Rutgers’ Anthony Davis and Florida’s Maurkice Pouncey will also be picked amongst the first 32. Beyond that six, USC’s Charles Brown, Idaho’s Mike Iupati, and Indiana’s Rodger Saffold are all possibilities. So basically what we’re asking for with this prop is to see the six should be first rounders go, and then just one more. It is becoming more and more trendy to spend first round picks on offensive linemen, and we expect that to continue with at least seven selected in Round 1.<\/p>\n

Selection: Over 6.5 offensive linemen drafted in Round 1 -240<\/strong> at BoDog Sportsbook<\/a><\/p>\n

Be sure to keep it tuned to Bankroll Sports for all of our coverage of the 2010 NFL Draft!<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

NFL Draft betting action kicked off this morning at, as a plethora of props opened up for us to pick apart. Here’s a few that we’re focusing in on for Thursday night’s first round!<\/p>\n

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