Ravens vs. Broncos Spread at Denver -9.5: 2013 NFL Divisional Playoffs

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The Ravens vs. Broncos spread for the 2013 NFL Divisional Playoffs had Denver as a -9.5 home favorite with around 65 percent of the support from the betting public.  Bet this game at BetOnline here and qualify to receive up to $900 in FREE BETS. 

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Baltimore easily beat the Indianapolis Colts to advance on Sunday with a 24-9 win.  Many a bookmaker sighed a deep breath of relief as the Colts would have paid 100-1 odds had they somehow won the 2013 Super Bowl.  All four underdogs with early season long odds – including Cincinnati, Washington and Minnesota – were eliminated this weekend. 

Anquan Boldin set a franchise record for the Ravens with 145 yards receiving, including the clinching touchdown that earned Baltimore a chance to meet Denver in the Divisional Playoffs.  It won’t be easy as the Broncos beat the Ravens just three weeks ago by a score of 34-17. 

Ray Lewis recorded a team-leading 13 tackles.  He is set to retire after this season.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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