WagerWeb.com Posts Odds for Seattle Seahawk Shaun Alexander Avoiding the Madden Curse
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WagerWeb.com Sets Odds on Shaun Alexander Breaking the Madden Curse
Bettors Skeptical of Shaun Alexander Achieving 1,750 Rushing Yards in 2006-2007 NFL Season
San Jose, Costa Rica ?" April 24, 2006 ?" WagerWeb.com, a leading online sports betting platform, has announced odds for the possibility of Seattle Seahawk Shaun Alexander escaping the infamous Madden Curse. Featured on the cover of Madden NFL 2007, Alexander’s performance is now the subject of betting interest, with odds set on whether he will rush for over or under 1,750 yards this season.
Over the past three years, Alexander's rushing yards have steadily increased (1,435, 1,696, and 1,880). However, WagerWeb.com challenges fans to predict his performance this season amidst the potential curse.
CEO Dave Johnson notes, “Bettors are favoring the under. The so-called curse has historically led to injuries or subpar performances for players on the game's cover. While 1,750 yards is impressive, as the 2006 league MVP, Alexander could achieve it unless the curse strikes.”
Previous players featured on the Madden cover have faced challenges: Eddie George couldn’t reach 1,000 yards, Daunte Culpepper battled injuries and a poor team record, Marshall Faulk had an unproductive season, Michael Vick missed 11 games, Ray Lewis failed to intercept a pass, and Donovan McNabb was plagued by injury and team disputes.
For Alexander, the odds of rushing for over or under 1,750 yards carry a payout of 110 ($11 bet wins $10). WagerWeb.com is renowned for setting odds on sports world controversies, recently gaining attention for bets on the Duke DNA case and potential Dallas Cowboys' feuds involving Terrell Owens in the upcoming NFL season.
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