Overnight, Morning Lines on the 2015 NFL Conference Championship Games

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The overnight and early morning lines on the 2015 NFL Conference Championship games – Packers vs. Seahawks and Colts vs. Patriots – were -7.5 (Seattle) and -6.5 (New England). Claim Your FREE $250 Here (use bonus code G911).

Line Movements (Overnight) - “Some books were still offering New England at -7,” Gambling911.com’s Don Shapiro reveals.

The Packers-Seahawks line was steady across the board at -7.5.

Betting Action – The action was relatively balanced on the NFC Championship game with around 55% backing Green Bay.  New England, on the other hand, was seeing close to 70% as a -6.5 home favorite. 

Past Head-to-Head History – The last two games between Green Bay and Seattle have seen the Seahawks as the home team win (by 20 points in Game 1 of the 2014 regular season).  Previous games between these two teams were played pre-2010.

Since 2010, New England has dominated Indiana in all five meetings.  The last three have resulted in Patriots winning by double digits.

Recent History – Both the Colts and Patriots have won 8 of their last 10 games.  Indianapolis will look to avenge one of those losses – a 20-42 spanking at home by the Pats. 

Seattle has won their last 7 games and 9 of their last 10.  Green Bay has won 8 of its last 10 games but lost two of four on the road.  A third road win in Minnesota was by a mere three points while the other road win was to Tampa Bay.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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