Jets: Among Top 3 Teams Oddsmakers Have Listed to Win Super Bowl XLV
by Matt Birch on Jul 2, 2010 6:45 AM EDT
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Bodog.Com has released their odds to win Super Bowl XLV, and the Jets are currently listed as the third favorite to accomplish that feat.
The two winners of their respective conferences in 09-10, New Orleans and Indianapolis, are currently listed at 9:1 and are the favorites to win the big game next year. The Jets are a close second at 10:1. San Diego, who the Jets knocked off to reach the AFC Championship game last year, follows at 11:1.
New England is listed at 12:1, Miami at 30:1, and poor Buffalo isn't getting much love at 100:1.
For the entire chart, continue after the jump to see what the current listed odds are for each team.
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I now open the floor for some discussion. What do you all feel about the listed odds for next season? Are there any surprises that stick out?
(main image via www.onlinesportshandicapping.com)
Note: GGN and SBNation network do not endorse gambling in any form. This is for discussion purposes only.
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I'm going to Vegas
You can bet on the top 7 teams (12:1 and less) and have a really good chance of almost doubling your money. The Super Bowl champs NOT being one of:
Dallas
Indianapolis
Minnesota
New England
New Orleans
Jets
Chargers
You could even add the 14:1’s Baltimore and Green Bay and still break even or better. 9 bets, shortest odds 9:1? Where do I sign up?
Go Jets
Go Devils
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