Updated Super Bowl odds
The Philadelphia Daily News - Eagletarian
Updated Super Bowl odds
Daily News staff
With the draft now completed, the folks at BetUS.com have revised their odds for the NFC and AFC titles and the Super Bowl.
The Eagles are the seventh choice to win the Super Bowl at 16-1. Both the New York Giants (10-1) and Dallas (14-1) have better odds to hoist the trophy in Miami.
Obviously, those three NFC East teams also have the shortest odds to win the NFC. The Eagles are the third choice at 13-2, with the Giants a slight favorite at 9-2 over Dallas, at 5-1.
Remember, this is for entertainment purposes only.
ODDS TO WIN SUPER BOWL
* New England Patriots 6/1
* Pittsburgh Steelers 9/1
* New York Giants 10/1
* Indianapolis Colts 12/1
* Dallas Cowboys 14/1
* San Diego Chargers 14/1
* Philadelphia Eagles 16/1
* Tennessee Titans 18/1
* Minnesota Vikings 20/1
* Carolina Panthers 20/1
* Baltimore Ravens 22/1
* Chicago Bears 20/1
* Atlanta Falcons 25/1
* New Orleans Saints 25/1
* Green Bay Packers 30/1
* Jacksonville Jaguars 30/1
* Arizona Cardinals 30/1
* Washington Redskins 30/1
* Tampa Bay Buccaneers 40/1
* Denver Broncos 40/1
* New York Jets 40/1
* Houston Texans 40/1
* Miami Dolphins 45/1
* Buffalo Bills 45/1
* Seattle Seahawks 50/1
* San Francisco 49ers 50/1
* Kansas City Chiefs 60/1
* Cleveland Browns 70/1
* Oakland Raiders 100/1
* Cincinnati Bengals 100/1
* St. Louis Rams 150/1
* Detroit Lions 200/1
ODDS TO WIN NFC
* New York Giants 9/2
* Dallas Cowboys 5/1
* Philadelphia Eagles 13/2
* Carolina Panthers 9/1
* Chicago Bears 9/1
* Minnesota Vikings 10/1
* New Orleans Saints 12/1
* Arizona Cardinals 12/1
* Atlanta Falcons 12/1
* Green Bay Packers 14/1
* Washington Redskins 15/1
* Tampa Bay Buccaneers 18/1
* San Francisco 49ers 25/1
* Seattle Seahawks 25/1
* St. Louis Rams 40/1
* Detroit Lions 100/1
ODDS TO WIN AFC
* New England Patriots 3/1
* Pittsburgh Steelers 9/2
* Indianapolis Colts 11/2
* San Diego Chargers 13/2
* Tennessee Titans 9/1
* Baltimore Ravens 9/1
* Jacksonville Jaguars 16/1
* Denver Broncos 20/1
* Houston Texans 20/1
* New York Jets 20/1
* Buffalo Bills 20/1
* Kansas City Chiefs 25/1
* Miami Dolphins 25/1
* Cleveland Browns 30/1
* Cincinnati Bengals 50/1
* Oakland Raiders 50/1
i would put the falcons and ravens a little bit higher also— no10leclair- when are people gonna realize the cowboys are going nowhere with al davis jr. in charge?— pjv13
- NickEeee is right. The odds don't reflect the abilities. Spagnolo gone has to affect the Giants some, too. Giants can lose the next 10 years but they still have a recent year SB ring. The Eagles need to win 2 in 3 years to shut them up. All I keep hearing is how DMcN got sick on the final drive. Before I die, they need at least once. PS: Eli sucks and now his crutch is gone.— RichieAllen64
- Sportsbetting.com has them at 12-1, for entertainment purposes only. That seems like a more realistic number.— Canuck_Eagles_Fan
- maddy44 i agree with you except for the fact mcnabb wont be any better. he has always had the best pass-blocking offensive line in the NFL. instead of seconds he has minutes to find recievers and still doesnt throw an accurate pass. he will continue to be the leagues least sacked QB with the worst accuracy in passes over 5 yards.— bob121484
- i look for the giants to get back to the superbowl with the patriots a repeat of 2008,,it's hard for teams to repeat,they do well in the second season after the superbowl..— bigmama5
Comment removed.- I wish I was the bookie collecting all that Dallas money.— craig123
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- Remember odds are set based on the betters expectations. That is to say, the odds-makers are trying to get even money on each team. The key point is that these odds don't necessarily reflect what the odds makers actually think about each team. Cowboys 14-1? Those Cowboy fans are gonna bet on their team no matter what the odds.— NickEeee
- The Pittsburgh Steelers......have the 2 weakest superbowl wins in history. Could almost classify them as pathetic....— Cant Climb
- These odds must simply reflect the payouts required to get dillusional Dallas fans to bet on their team. Until Romo can win at the end of the season the odds for Dallas should be 50-1.— Lockyer
- JimG......Yeah, I'll take that bet!!— Voytas
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- Mathematically speaking, there is no such thing as being "due."— NeduolCaz
- Right on commoncents - Dallas/Notre Dame odds always inflate for that reason. That's why I buy lottery tickets instead. I've been losing for years, I figure mathmatically, I'm due.— dragoon6
- The only reason Dallas has higher odds is because Vegas gets alot of bettors (a.k.a. jack-a**es) that bet on the cowboys. Ask any NFL expert who the better team is and it will be the Eagles every time.— commen sense
- DALLAS?? Those bums haven't won a playoff game in a decade! JimG is right, still no heart at all on that team.— p-diddy
- The Eagles made significant upgrades on offense while the Cowboys lost TO and the Giants lost Burress. We may not have gained a #1 WR, but both of those teams lost #1 WRs so, relatively speaking, we gained ground in the WR department. Without those guys, neither of their offenses strike fear into opponents any more. Eli is a slightly above-average QB without his crutch to throw jump balls to and the Cowboys may have dumped their trouble-makers but they still have no heart on that team. If anyone wants to bet me that the Giants or Cowboys go deeper in the playoffs this year than the Eagles, let me know. I'll take that bet.— JimG
