The NFL preseason schedule gives football bettors games to choose from on nearly a daily basis. Once the first week of games begin, there are just two days each week where there are no games scheduled.

As a result, teams find themselves playing games with extremely short practice weeks, or longer-than-normal practice weeks depending on the day of their previous game.

Games involving two teams with short rest or extended rest have seen some trends develop.

Read NFL Preseason Totals and Rest in the NFL section of the site.

Photo: Cincinnati's Carson Palmer looks for an open receiver. (Photo by John Sommers II/Getty Images)

There are countless college and pro football preview magazines at the newsstands all vying for your money this time of year. Predictably, some are pretty good, while others leave a lot to be desired.

Then there's Stat Attack's College Football Preview 2010-11, which is available for free. It's definitely one of the better preview magazines around and you certainly can't beat the price.

There are two pages of information about each team, containing stats, results, schedules, returners, key losses and more.

Visit Stat Attack Sports or e-mail statattacksports@yahoo.com and they will e-mail you a PDF version of the preview absolutely free.

Photo: Clemson quarterback Charlie Parker will be asked to do more this year after the loss of C.J. Spiller. (Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images)

Several days ago we looked at how NFL preseason home underdogs have performed over the years. In this article, we'll look more closely at that record and how it came to be.

By delving deeper into the preseason record of home underdogs, we can eliminate a number of the losses that would occur when blindly betting all home dogs.

Read NFL Preseason Home Underdogs Deciphered in the Football Betting section of the site.

Photo: San Francisco's Alex Smith. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr./Getty Images)

The NFL preseason is just three weeks ago and many bettors will rush back into football betting without having a real understanding of betting the preseason and how it differs from making a wager on a regular season game.

Here, we're going to look at how home underdogs have performed in the preseason and look why they have been decent wagers over the past eight years.

Read NFL Preseason Home Underdogs in the Football Betting section of the site.

Photo: Dallas quarterback Tony Romo looks for an open receiver. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)