Arizona Cardinals 2010 Superbowl Line, Predictions & Picks: The Ken Whisenhunt verison of the Arizona Cardinals apparantly likes two things: being an underdog and playing postseason football. The club has excelled at both over the past couple of seasons and often in combination. They have another chance to do so today as they face the NFC's top seed, the New Orlenas Saints, at the Superdome. Once again, they are a dog, and SBGglobal.com has the Cardinals listed as the biggest longshot to win Super Bowl XLIV (+1450 moneyline odds) out of the eight teams left in the NFL Playoffs. For the latest Arizona Cardinals 2010 Superbowl Line, Predictions & Picks visit the online bookmaker today.
The Cardinals seem to play their best when everyone else expects them to fall on their face. Last week they were the only 
home underdog in the Wild Card round, yet they put on an amazing offensive display against one of the league's best defense. Arizona racked up 531 yards, 30 first downs, and averaged a staggering 9.3 yards per play in beating Green Bay 51-45 last Sunday in Glendale. Kurt Warner was flawless in his dissection of the Packers, completing 29-of-33 passes for 379 yards and five touchdowns. Even the ground game, which is anything but the Cards bread and butter, showed up, amassing 156 yards at a 6.8 yard per carry rate.
Still, this team gets no respect, making their line value the best of any team still vying for the Lombardi. Arizona has all the tools to go into the Saints house today and walk away victorious; however, they will have to contend with the league's best offense, which averaged 31.8 points per game at the Superdome this season. The fact that Green Bay scored 35 second half points (21 in the fourth quarter) last weekend has the betting public feeling pretty confident in New Orleans ability to put points on the board this afternoon. A good assumption, but the Cardinals ability to match should not be taken for granted, especially with playoff wizard Kurt Warner under center.
Warner is 9-3 in 12 postseason starts with a 104.6 quarterback rating. He has thrown 31 playoff touchdowns compared to 13 interceptions and averaged 312.3 yards per game. The savvy veteran has been even more impressive in the Divisional round, going 3-0 in three starts with a 114.7 passer rating and a nine to three touchdown to interception ratio.
Arizona has also been hard on home team's this season, losing only to the Titans and Forty Niners. The defense, shockingly, has been the team's biggest strength away from home this season as host teams have averaged a meager 17.4 points against them.
SBGglobal.com Arizona Cardinals 2010 Superbowl Line, Predictions & Picks:
Arizona Cardinals Odds to Win Super Bowl XLIV +1450
Arizona Cardinals Odds to Win 2010 NFC Championship +650
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