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WagerWeb.com POSTS ODDS ON: "WHO WILL BE THE 2004 NFL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR?"
(Zapote, Costa Rica, 15 September 2004)-Defense has been the key to success of the last five Super Bowl champions, and should prove no different this NFL season. Helmets will be crashing into each other and bones will be breaking.
It seems as if defensive players just keep getting stronger and stronger and the offensive players are trying everything they can to compensate. Can you say illegal substances? Well, maybe not to that extreme, but it is becoming an issue when a defensive player is capable of ending an opposing player's season or, worse, his career. The scary thing is that we are seeing such incidents more and more.
This year's crop of possible candidates for the 2004 AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year Award is a virtual who's who of the top defenders in the game today. Lewis, Urlacher, Taylor, Kearse, Thomas, and Strahan. This year also marks the return of an old friend, and future Hall of Famer, Deion Sanders, as he comes out of retirement to play for the Baltimore Ravens. Like they needed any more solid defenders...
"It is phenomenal to see the brute strength and physical ability of today's NFL defensive players; they truly are capable of changing a game with one hit or a forced turnover." said Dave Johnson, CEO of WagerWeb.com. "Today, more than ever, it seems that defensive players are changing games almost single-handedly. The usual suspects seem to be where the money is coming in on such as Ravens, LB Ray Lewis, Bears LB Brian Urlacher, former Redskins' and now Broncos' CB, Champ Bailey, and former Titans, and now Eagles' DE, Jevon Kearse. We have also taken a decent amount of wagers on newly un-retired Ravens' CB, Deion 'Primetime' Sanders."
As good as are many of the players listed above, this award will most likely come down to a player on a team that is playoff bound. Many feel that the AP is biased in that fashion, and only seems to vote for a player to win the award if his team is having a great season overall. That might be hard to do this year, as there will be many teams that will have good seasons, and still get shut out of the playoffs due to parity in the NFL. That will make the race for the 2004 AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year that much more exciting.
WAGERWEB.COM IS PLEASED TO RELEASE ODDS ON: "WHO WILL BE THE 2004 NFL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR?"
2004 NFL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Ray Lewis-LB-Baltimore Ravens
2:1
+$200
Brian Urlacher-LB-Bears
3:1
+$300
Michael Strahan-DE-NY Giants
3:1
+$300
Champ Bailey-CB-Broncos
4:1
+$400
Jason Taylor-DE-Dolphins
4:1
+$400
Julian Peterson-LB-49'ers
5:1
+$500
Deion Sanders-CB-Ravens
5:1
+$500
Jevon Kearse-DE-Eagles
6:1
+$600
Roy Williams-S-Cowboys
6:1
+$600
Lavar Arrington-LB-Redskins
7:1
+$700
Julius Peppers-DE-Panthers
8:1
+$800
Marcus Trufant-CB-Seahawks
8:1
+$800
Richard Seymour-DL-Patriots
9:1
+$900
Warren Sapp-DT-Raiders
10:1
+$1000
Simeon Rice-DE-Bucs
12:1
+$1200
Chris McAlister-CB-Ravens
14:1
+$1400
Charles Woodson-CB-Raiders
16:1
+$1600
Darren Sharper-S-Packers
18:1
+$1800
Zack Thomas-LB-Dolphins
20:1
+$2000
Keith Brooking-LB-Falcons
22:1
+$2200
Dwight Freeny-DE-Colts
24:1
+$2400
Leonard Little-DE-Rams
26:1
+$2600
Takeo Spikes-LB-Bills
28:1
+$2800
Field-any player not listed above
1:2
-$200
Note:This wager applies to the AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year voted on by the Associated Press in December, and released in January. This wager only applies to this AP award and not to any other award of any other media outlet.
About WagerWeb.com
WagerWeb is a privately held, offshore, online, gaming company. It is fully licensed and is located in beautiful San Jose, Costa Rica, a major center of online gaming. It got into the business in a very deliberate and independent way. Nine years ago, several staffers, now management of WagerWeb, got together to review the state of the online gambling industry. They quickly concluded that there was extraordinary potential for success, and they also realized there was a clear need for a professional, secure and service driven facility for the growing numbers of online players.
Behind the action and the play offered by WagerWeb is a knowledgeable and respected staff. They recognize the universal fact that players, i.e., their many guests, come first. Customer service, we are told, is more than a polite catch-phrase, it is more like a way of life at WagerWeb. The staff continually strive to ensure the security, privacy, and quick service for all of their customers.
Dave Johnson, CEO and Senior Odds Maker, is available by phone or email and will grant interviews upon request. Interested parties should call or email the contact information below to set up a scheduled interview through the Communications Director.
Check out WagerWeb Today!!
WagerWeb.com POSTS ODDS ON: "WHO WILL BE THE 2004 NFL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR?"
(Zapote, Costa Rica, 15 September 2004)-Defense has been the key to success of the last five Super Bowl champions, and should prove no different this NFL season. Helmets will be crashing into each other and bones will be breaking.
It seems as if defensive players just keep getting stronger and stronger and the offensive players are trying everything they can to compensate. Can you say illegal substances? Well, maybe not to that extreme, but it is becoming an issue when a defensive player is capable of ending an opposing player's season or, worse, his career. The scary thing is that we are seeing such incidents more and more.
This year's crop of possible candidates for the 2004 AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year Award is a virtual who's who of the top defenders in the game today. Lewis, Urlacher, Taylor, Kearse, Thomas, and Strahan. This year also marks the return of an old friend, and future Hall of Famer, Deion Sanders, as he comes out of retirement to play for the Baltimore Ravens. Like they needed any more solid defenders...
"It is phenomenal to see the brute strength and physical ability of today's NFL defensive players; they truly are capable of changing a game with one hit or a forced turnover." said Dave Johnson, CEO of WagerWeb.com. "Today, more than ever, it seems that defensive players are changing games almost single-handedly. The usual suspects seem to be where the money is coming in on such as Ravens, LB Ray Lewis, Bears LB Brian Urlacher, former Redskins' and now Broncos' CB, Champ Bailey, and former Titans, and now Eagles' DE, Jevon Kearse. We have also taken a decent amount of wagers on newly un-retired Ravens' CB, Deion 'Primetime' Sanders."
As good as are many of the players listed above, this award will most likely come down to a player on a team that is playoff bound. Many feel that the AP is biased in that fashion, and only seems to vote for a player to win the award if his team is having a great season overall. That might be hard to do this year, as there will be many teams that will have good seasons, and still get shut out of the playoffs due to parity in the NFL. That will make the race for the 2004 AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year that much more exciting.
WAGERWEB.COM IS PLEASED TO RELEASE ODDS ON: "WHO WILL BE THE 2004 NFL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR?"
2004 NFL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Ray Lewis-LB-Baltimore Ravens
2:1
+$200
Brian Urlacher-LB-Bears
3:1
+$300
Michael Strahan-DE-NY Giants
3:1
+$300
Champ Bailey-CB-Broncos
4:1
+$400
Jason Taylor-DE-Dolphins
4:1
+$400
Julian Peterson-LB-49'ers
5:1
+$500
Deion Sanders-CB-Ravens
5:1
+$500
Jevon Kearse-DE-Eagles
6:1
+$600
Roy Williams-S-Cowboys
6:1
+$600
Lavar Arrington-LB-Redskins
7:1
+$700
Julius Peppers-DE-Panthers
8:1
+$800
Marcus Trufant-CB-Seahawks
8:1
+$800
Richard Seymour-DL-Patriots
9:1
+$900
Warren Sapp-DT-Raiders
10:1
+$1000
Simeon Rice-DE-Bucs
12:1
+$1200
Chris McAlister-CB-Ravens
14:1
+$1400
Charles Woodson-CB-Raiders
16:1
+$1600
Darren Sharper-S-Packers
18:1
+$1800
Zack Thomas-LB-Dolphins
20:1
+$2000
Keith Brooking-LB-Falcons
22:1
+$2200
Dwight Freeny-DE-Colts
24:1
+$2400
Leonard Little-DE-Rams
26:1
+$2600
Takeo Spikes-LB-Bills
28:1
+$2800
Field-any player not listed above
1:2
-$200
Note:This wager applies to the AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year voted on by the Associated Press in December, and released in January. This wager only applies to this AP award and not to any other award of any other media outlet.
About WagerWeb.com
WagerWeb is a privately held, offshore, online, gaming company. It is fully licensed and is located in beautiful San Jose, Costa Rica, a major center of online gaming. It got into the business in a very deliberate and independent way. Nine years ago, several staffers, now management of WagerWeb, got together to review the state of the online gambling industry. They quickly concluded that there was extraordinary potential for success, and they also realized there was a clear need for a professional, secure and service driven facility for the growing numbers of online players.
Behind the action and the play offered by WagerWeb is a knowledgeable and respected staff. They recognize the universal fact that players, i.e., their many guests, come first. Customer service, we are told, is more than a polite catch-phrase, it is more like a way of life at WagerWeb. The staff continually strive to ensure the security, privacy, and quick service for all of their customers.
Dave Johnson, CEO and Senior Odds Maker, is available by phone or email and will grant interviews upon request. Interested parties should call or email the contact information below to set up a scheduled interview through the Communications Director.
Check out WagerWeb Today!!
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