With the new NFL season just a few short weeks away, BetUS has released a horde of exciting futures and props for punters to enjoy. Everything from Super Bowl Matchups to Regular Season MVP to Rookie of the Year is available right now, so head over to the online sportsbook to take advantage of these early and lucrative lines.

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For now though, let’s take a look at some of the most interesting NFL futures on offer over at BetUS today.

To Win Super Bowl XLV

Indianapolis Colts: +800
New Orleans Saints: +900
San Diego Chargers: +900
Dallas Cowboys: +900
Green Bay Packers: +1000
Minnesota Vikings: +1000
Baltimore Ravens: +1000

The 2009 AFC Conference champions are slight favorites to take out the Super Bowl this season, but nipping at their heels are Super Bowl XLIV victors the New Orleans Saints. The Saints started their preseason on a bad note with a tight loss against the Patriots, but made up for it with back-to-back wins over the Texans and Chargers. A win against the Titans on Thursday will set them up perfectly for their run into the new season, so be sure to take advantage of these lucrative odds while you can.

Regular Season MVP

Peyton Manning: +550
Drew Brees: +700
Tom Brady: +800
Philip Rivers: +900
Aaron Rodgers: +1000

It’s no surprise to see Peyton Manning sitting on favorite odds to pick up the MVP title this season. The 34-year-old quarterback has had an incredible career with the Colts and has already picked up the Most Valuable Player award four times in the past seven seasons. Young Aaron Rodgers had a breakout year in 2009, so keep an eye on him as well throughout the season as his +1000 odds could end up paying extremely well.

Conference To Win Super Bowl XLV

AFC Conference: -125
NFC Conference: -105

AFC vs. NFC Super Bowl Total

Over 48½ Points: -115
Under 48½ Points: -115

Punters can also have a bet on these early Super Bowl lines. BetUS is giving NFL fans the chance to pick the outcome of the next Super Bowl right now, so if you are keen on an interesting wager or two then head over to the BetUS sportsbook today.

Hey everyone, don’t forget that the 2010 NFL Draft is scheduled for Thursday, April 22.  This year looks to be shaping up as the biggest and best draft to date in honor of the 75th anniversary.  The red carpet is rolled out with celebrities and football legends making appearances.  It’s also been extended to three days with two of those scheduled for prime time.  Viewership is expected to surpass last year’s 39 million.

And, let’s not forget that there’s a new crop of young hopefuls waiting to be picked up.  According to most mock drafts, the top three picks look like Sam Bradford, Ndamukong Suh, and Gerald McCoy.  But you can’t count out Russell Okung, Eric Berry, and media sensation Tim Tebow.

BetUS has released a whole slew of new Draft props:

Number of quarterbacks taken in round one
Over 2 QBs: -700
Under 2 QBs: +400

Number of running backs taken in round one
Over 1 ½ running backs: -350
Under 1 ½ running backs: +225

Number of wide receivers and tight ends taken in round one
Over 2 ½ WRs and TEs: -130
Under 2 ½ WRs and TEs: -110

Number of offensive linemen taken in round one
Over 6 ½ OL: -300
Under 6 ½ OL: +200

Number of defensive tackles taken in round one
Over 4 ½ DFs: +150
Under 4 ½ DFs: -200

Number of defensive ends taken in round one
Over 4 DEs: -250
Under 4 DEs: +175

The St Louis Rams will start things off with their first pick followed by the Detroit Lions and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.  Get to BetUS to put down a wager before the selection process gets underway on Thursday.

In related news, the NFL has released the 2010-11 regular season schedule.  It looks like the season kicks off a NFC Conference Championship rematch.  The New Orleans Saints will host the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday, September 9.  The countdown is on!

In case you’ve been living under a rock, the New Orleans Saints won Super Bowl XLIV.  In what turned out to be a pretty great game, the underdog Saints battled hard to take the win.  It all started with an onside kick recovered by the Saints in the opening minutes of the second half.  But, it wasn’t until the third quarter that the Saints sealed the deal.

Peyton Manning threw a costly interception.  Cornerback Tracy Porter picked off a pass intended for Reggie Wayne and ran it in 74 yards for a touchdown with just 3:24 left on the clock.  That put the Saints up 31-17.  It was the same tactic used by Porter when he intercepted a pass off of Brett Favre in the final minutes of their Conference Championship game to secure their place in the Super Bowl.

Though the Colts dominated the first half of the game, they couldn’t seem to put together an effective play for most of the second half, and once Porter picked of Manning’s pass, all was lost.  The Saints went on to win their first Super Bowl in franchise history.  Drew Brees took home the MVP trophy and has secured his place among the great quarterbacks playing in the league.  This is after a severe throwing shoulder injury that could have ended his career.  New Orleans was the only team that would draft him, and it seems that it paid off.  It was a big win for a deserving team.

And so ends another fantastic season of the NFL, though before we wrap it all up, get to BetUS to put down a final wager.  They are offering odds on whether or not Brett Favre will return for another season or finally retire (for the third time):

Will Brett Favre in Week 1 of the 2010-11 Season?
Yes: -110
No: -130