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Training camps are now kicking into high gear, and drafts are quickly

approaching. Here are the latest NFL trends.

They will have an impact on the world of NFL gambling.



Running Back by Committee



It

used to be common knowledge: Running Backs were the most prized

possessions of bettors, and thus, selections of elite runners would

In the first rounds of drafts, you will dominate. Now? Elite quarterbacking has

shown to be far more valuable to bettors looking for consistent sources

of points week after week. The logic is simple: Quarterbacks don't share

touches and running backs do. In a league that has become so

quarterback-centric, players like Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady and Drew

Brees have become the hottest fantasy commodities. Look around.

138klub NFL It's difficult to not notice that the majority of NFL teams are controlled by

the dreaded running back by committee. Of the 32 NFL teams, very few

have the treasured feature backs that bettors can count on to.



Emphasis on Tight Ends



As

NFL passing games continue to evolve, so will the role of the tight

end. Two particularly tight seasons in 2011 saw a significant improvement.

single-handedly win owners championships. Both Rob Gronkowski and



Jimmy

Graham were off the charts in 2011, finishing sixth and seventh

respectively, in receiving yards among all receivers.

Gronkowski (1.327 yards, 17 touchdowns) & Graham (1.310 yards).

Both touchdowns were helped by outstanding quarterback play.

also represent the future of NFL tight ends. As the position evolves

to change, I think it's quite likely that we will see more

receiver-tight end hybrids who are comfortable lining up not only on the

line, but on the outside and in the slot, where they will be capable of

producing greater yardage and touchdown totals.



Depth at the Quarterback Position



Running

Backs are less relevant and tight ends are more common

new weapons. The reason is clear: Elite quarterback play has taken over

The NFL. Now, more than ever, we're seeing a league that is dominated by

Signal callers include many people. There's depth at the

This is great news for punters. In 2011, we saw

three quarterbacks top 5,000 yards (Drew Brees, Tom Brady and



Matthew

Stafford) and seven others top 4,000. Both Eli Manning and Aaron

Rodgers missed the 5,000-yard mark by a narrow margin, but are definitely there.

candidates to top the impressive feat in 2012.



These

The NFL trends will definitely impact how you place your bets on the NFL this season. So

Start reviewing your strategy and system again to win NFL betting.