Tim Tebow mania has struck the Mile High City as everyone Denver Broncos fan has seemingly bought into their new starting quarterback after he was able to lead a thrilling come-from-behind victory over the lowly Miami Dolphins. Even though Tebow was able to lead the team to 15 unanswered points against Miami last weekend, the fact is that the Dolphins are probably the worst team in the league.

With that being said, the Denver Broncos and their new starting quarterback Tim Tebow will have their hands full this weekend in the Mile High City as they will host the up-and-coming Detroit Lions. This will be an interesting matchup to say the least as all eyes will be on Tim Tebow once again to see if he is as good as people are making him out to be and whether or not he can get his second straight win as a starter this season.

The problem is that the Denver Broncos will be going up against a very good Detroit Lions squad that is looking to bounce back from two straight losses to the San Francisco 49ers and the Atlanta Falcons after starting the season 5-0.

The big question mark in this game right now is the health of quarterback Matthew Stafford. After injuring his ankle in the loss the Falcons, Stafford’s playing status has been in doubt for Week 8, but early reports have him suiting up against the Broncos this Sunday.

As of right now, the Detroit Lions are the favorites to get the win in Week 8 over the Denver Broncos with a -3 point spread. In my opinion, this spread is incredibly low if Stafford is go-to-go and taking the Lions is a no-brainer.

So take the Lions at -3.

The Denver Broncos will be coming off their much-needed bye week this weekend as they will go on the road to face off against the winless Miami Dolphins. This matchup may look extremely unappealing on paper with just one win between both teams, but it could prove to be very entertaining with a future NFL superstar getting his first real start as an NFL quarterback.

Even though Tim Tebow started the last three games of last season, the Denver Broncos only made that move due to an injury to starter Kyle Orton and this time around new head coach John Fox has turned the team over to the second-year quarterback out of Florida. Along with getting his first start this season, Tebow will also be playing in front of a lot of his fans from his college days as the Dolphins will be paying tribute to the Florida Gators championship team from 2008.

With all this momentum for Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos finally giving him the starter role under center, this team is in prime position to get their second win of the season over a very bad Miami Dolphins squad.

For some reason, the Miami Dolphins are actually favored to get the win in Week 7 over the Denver Broncos with a -1.5 point spread, but I really can’t see Tim Tebow and company losing this one.

We at ZonerSports take the Broncos at +1.5.

Last week the New York Giants showed that they are not a team to be taken for granted as they can play with any team in the league after beating the division rival Philadelphia Eagles in convincing fashion, 29-16.

One of the biggest reasons for the Giants resurgence in Week 3 was superstar quarterback Michael Vick getting banged up for the second straight game. The first report was that Vick had broken his right hand against the Giants, but now it appears that his hand is just bruised.

Even though the Eagles seem to have their fair share of problems, the Giants are on a roll as of late with two straight wins and a second place standing in the NFC East. Despite having a 2-1 record and a higher standing in the NFC East than anticipated before the season began, the Giants will have to keep up their winning ways in order to stay in playoff contention in the NFC Conference.

With that being said, Week 4’s matchup against the Arizona Cardinals could be a vital one as they should get the best of Kevin Kolb and company. The Cardinals are by no means pushovers this season as they have played pretty well in the first three games, but they will most likely be on the losing end of this one.

As of right now, the New York Giants have been given the edge in Week 4 with a -1 point spread. This spread pretty solid in my opinion as Eli Manning and company should get the win in Arizona this weekend.

Take the Giants at -1, good odds at Oddsmaker right now.

The New Orleans Saints are in the middle of somewhat of a transition period right now as they have dealt versatile running back Reggie Bush to the Miami Dolphins in hopes of seeing rookie running back Mark Ingram becoming their starter out of the backfield. Along with the rookie running back, the Saints have Pierre Thomas to help shoulder the load, but New Orleans believes that Ingram could be the answer they are looking for to turn this team into one of the best running teams in the league.

It is uncertain at this point in time just how good former Heisman trophy winner Mark Ingram will be this season and whether or not he can transcend his game on the NFL level, but the New Orleans Saints have high hopes for their rookie running back and what he might be capable of.

On Thursday night, the New Orleans Saints will play host to the Tennessee Titans and Mark Ingram might get a lot more carries than usual. With this being the preseason finale for both teams, the Saints and the Titans will be assessing which players are worth of carrying the football out of the backfield.

The Titans have an entirely different situation at the running back position as they have arguably the best back in the game in Chris Johnson. The only problem is that they are right in the middle of a contract dispute with their superstar running back and might be force to trade him which means they need to see if there is a running back that can fill his shoes.

America’s team will have high expectations once again heading into the NFL regular season as they will have new head coach Jason Garrett calling the shots on the sidelines and superstar quarterback Tony Romo ready to go right out of the gate. At this point in time, there is no telling just how good this Dallas Cowboys team is, but there is no question that they are extremely talented on offense with a Pro Bowl quarterback leading the way.

One of the reasons for the doubts surrounding the Dallas Cowboys right now is the fact that they will be playing in the same division as the revamped Philadelphia Eagles. With both teams fighting for the NFC East division title this season, things could get very interesting with both teams seemingly having a solid shot of winning the division title and making their way into the playoffs.

In the meantime, America’s team will be concentrating on their preseason finale where they will travel to South Beach to take on the Miami Dolphins.

Unlike the Dallas Cowboys, the Miami Dolphins won’t have high expectations this season as they might be headed for more disappointment with unproven quarterback Chad Henne under center. The one bright spot the Dolphins might have on their squad this season is the running game. With the Dolphins trading for former Heisman trophy winning running back Reggie Bush and two-time Pro Bowler Larry Johnson, Miami has a shot at doing some damage in the ground game.

Look for Larry Johnson and rookie running back Daniel Thomas to get the bulk of the carries in this game. Backup quarterback Matt Moore will also take the bulk of the snaps under center.

The Arizona Cardinals were once a perennial playoff team with hopes of contending for a Super Bowl title with a future Hall of Famer under center in quarterback Kurt Warner and two of the league’s best wide receivers in Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin downfield. Even though the Cardinals were one of the best offensive teams in the NFL, Arizona were unable to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Super Bowl and saw Warner retire just a year later.

Unfortunately, since the departure of Kurt Warner, the Arizona Cardinals haven’t been able to replace the perennial Pro Bowler under center and as a result the offense has suffered. Now the Cardinals have become one of the worst teams in the league with little or no hope for the future. Oddsmaker offers decent odds on this game and all pre-season matches.

Fortunately, the struggling NFL franchise was able to get their hands on a promising young quarterback via trade in the form of Kevin Kolb formerly of the Philadelphia Eagles. Kolb might not be the savior of the Cardinals, but he will definitely improve this team on the offensive side of the football and give Larry Fitzgerald a reason to stay in Arizona for the foreseeable future.

The Arizona Cardinals were able to get the best of the Oakland Raiders in their first preseason game with an impressive performance from Kevin Kolb, but they will face their first real test of the year against the defending Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers Friday night at Lambeau Field.

Even though Asomugha still has a lot of to offer and is considered to be one of the top players at his position in the NFL, the Raiders are ready to move on as they don’t have the money to re-sign the superstar. With that being said, Asomugha will almost certainly be headed elsewhere and there are already plenty of teams around the league that are very interested in signing the big-name free agent.

Now that the Oakland Raiders will have a pretty big void in their secondary without Nnamdi Asomugha, the AFC West heavyweights will be looking for a replacement and one of the best options to replace the perennial Pro Bowler is Antonio Cromartie of the New York Jets.

At this point in time, the New York Jets are ready to part ways with two of their big-name free agents and maybe even three of them. With wide receivers Braylon Edwards and Santonio Holmes on the open market and corner Antonio Cromartie, Rex Ryan and company will have a lot of decisions to make and letting Cromartie go seems like a move they would be content with as they could go after Asomugha.

The Raiders acquiring Cromartie might be a stretch as he will almost certainly want more money than Oakland can afford, but he will be viable option for this AFC team on the rise.

Back in early January, when Fisher said Young would never play for him again, owner Bud Adams claimed the quarterback would be released or traded. Adams also said he planned to keep the head coach, Fisher.

Fisher’s final two seasons in Tennessee, his teams went just 14-18. Since 1999, the Titans have ranked 7th in the NFL in winning percentage. Also since 1999, the Titans have been to the postseason six times, but have not won a play-off game since 2004.

?The biggest success for Fisher and the Titans came when they lost in the Super Bowl to the St. Louis Rams. Fisher was the longest tenured head coach in the NFL.