We are down to the conference title games and it is no surprise, especially with the defending champion Packers out of the picture, that the Patriots have the best odds out of the 4 teams to win the Super Bowl. The Ravens, who the Pats face in the early game Sunday, have the worst odds and they have a tall order trying to beat New England in their house.
We’re more or less a third of the way through the 2011 NFL season. It’s been full of surprises, to say the least, and the futures odds have shifted dramatically. Let’s explore the top Super Bowl contenders, risers and fallers.
And they’re off! The NFL offseason transaction frenzy has begun. Teams’ Super Bowl futures are thus bound to fluctuate wildly over the next few weeks.
The optimist in me still believes we’ll see NFL football come September. That means it’s absolutely worth taking a look at the latest NFL futures in light of the recently completed draft. Who are the biggest movers and shakers?
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The 2009-10 National Football League season is fast approaching and betED.com has tons of NFL Futures Betting options.
Always the most popular prop is Super Bowl Betting, and betED.com has the New England Patriots as favorites to win Super Bowl XLIV in February, 2010, at +375.
The defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers are next at +575, followed by the Philadelphia Eagles at +750.
National Football League Football Betting Odds and Las Vegas NFL Odds From Bodog
The Pittsburgh Steelers aren’t getting a lot of respect from oddsmakers at 8:1 odds to win the 2010 Super Bowl in Miami.
Ben Roethlisberger and the boys engineered one of the most dramatic Super Bowl finishes in history and the bulk of the team will return intact. That includes most of the number one defense in the NFL as well as all major offensive weapons, including Super Bowl MVP Santonio Holmes.
