Odds to win the Super Bowl XLVII

NFL PLAYOFFS

Super Bowl Date: 2013-02-03
SUPER BOWL KICK OFF TIME: 18:30:00

• Baltimore Ravens 47
• San Francisco 49ers -4

Pre-Season Current

• New England Patriots 11/2 5/1
• Green Bay Packers 7/1 11/2
• Philadelphia Eagles 15/2 7/1
• San Diego Chargers 11/1 10/1
• New York Jets 12/1 14/1
• New Orleans Saints 12/1 14/1
• Pittsburgh Steelers 13/1 16/1
• Atlanta Falcons 16/1 22/1
• Baltimore Ravens 16/1 12/1
• Houston Texans 20/1 12/1
• Dallas Cowboys 20/1 25/1
• Indianapolis Colts 20/1 60/1
• New York Giants 28/1 40/1
• Chicago Bears 30/1 25/1
• Detroit Lions 30/1 22/1
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers 30/1 50/1
• Minnesota Vikings 40/1 60/1
• St. Louis Rams 45/1 55/1
• Kansas City Chiefs 50/1 100/1
• San Francisco 49ers 60/1 50/1
• Miami Dolphins 60/1 80/1
• Arizona Cardinals 60/1 50/1
• Oakland Raiders 80/1 60/1
• Tennessee Titans 80/1 100/1
• Jacksonville Jaguars 100/1 65/1
• Seattle Seahawks 100/1 150/1
• Denver Broncos 100/1 150/1
• Cleveland Browns 100/1 150/1
• Washington Redskins 100/1 75/1
• Carolina Panthers 125/1 150/1
• Cincinnati Bengals 150/1 125/1
• Buffalo Bills 150/1 100/1

“Obviously the biggest move of the week has come in the Indianapolis Colts, who after hearing Peyton would be out for 2-3 months went from 14-1 to 20-1, to 30-1 and now combined with how poorly they played Week 1 are up to 60-1 and we are still not taking a cent on them. Injuries to quarterbacks will always affect the game line, total or future odds but I have never seen a QB like Peyton Manning have such an impact to this degree. They have a good matchup this week as 2 point underdogs against Cleveland but if they lose that one will easily go to 100-1 or more. The last time Indianapolis were home dogs in a game where they were not resting players at the end of a season was in Week 9 of 2007 against the Patriots.”
-Richard Gardner

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - How many wins will the NFC South have in Week 2?

• 0 +900
• 1 +180
• 2 +130
• 3 +400
• 4 +2800

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - How many wins will the NFC South have in Week 2?

• Over 1½ (-180)
• Under 1½ (+140)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Cam Newton - Total Passing Yards Week 2

• Over/Under 210½

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Cam Newton - Total Rushing Yards Week 2

• Over/Under 32½

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Cam Newton - Total TD Passes Week 2

• Over 1½ (+225)
• Under 1½ (-285)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Cam Newton - Total Interceptions Week 2

• Over ½ (-300)
• Under ½ (+240)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Cam Newton - Completion % Week 2

• Over/Under 55%

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Cadillac Williams - Total Rushing Yards Week 2

• Over/Under 55½

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Chris Johnson - Total Rushing Yards Week 2

• Over/Under 65½

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Chris Johnson - Total Receiving Yards Week 2

• Over/Under 25½

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Chris Johnson - Will he score a TD Week 2?

• Yes +120
• No -150

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Donovan McNabb - Total Passing Yards Week 2

• Over/Under 185½

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Donovan McNabb - Total TD Passes Week 2

• Over 1½ (+200)
• Under 1½ (-260)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Donovan McNabb - Total Interceptions Week 2

• Over ½ (-190)
• Under ½ (+155)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Donovan McNabb - Completion % Week 2

• Over/Under` 57.5%

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Michael Vick - Total Passing Yards Week 2

• Over/Under 265½

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Michael Vick - Total Rushing Yards Week 2

• Over/Under 55½

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Michael Vick - Total TD Passes Week 2

• Over 1½ (-150)
• Under 1½ (+120)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Michael Vick - Total Interceptions Week 2

• Over ½ (-150)
• Under ½ (+120)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Michael Vick - Will he score a Rushing TD in the game?

• Over +110
• Under -140

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Who will record more Passing Yards Week 2?

• Tom Brady (NE) QB -115
• Philip Rivers (SD) QB -115

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Who will record more TD Passes Week 2?

• Tom Brady (NE) QB -115
• Philip Rivers (SD) QB -115

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Who will throw more interceptions Week 2?

• Tom Brady (NE) QB +120
• Philip Rivers (SD) QB -150

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - How many games will Kerry Collins start at QB for Indianapolis from Week 2 on in the Regular Season?

• Over/Under 2½

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Who will be the next team to sign David Garrard?

• Indianapolis Colts 3/2
• Cincinnati Bengals 5/2
• Seattle Seahawks 5/1
• Miami Dolphins 5/1
• San Francisco 49ers 6/1
• Oakland Raiders 7/1
• Pittsburgh Steelers 15/2
• New York Jets 10/1

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - How many QB's will throw for 300 or more Yards in Week 2?

• Over 5½ (-150)
• Under 5½ (+110)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Will a QB throw for 500 or more Yards from Week 2 on in the 2011 Regular Season?

• Over +400
• Under -700

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Will Dan Marino's Single Season Passing Record of 5084 Yards be broken in the 2010 Regular Season?

• Yes +300
• No -500

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Total Special Teams Touchdowns allowed by the Chargers for the remainder of 2011 Regular Season?

• Over 1½ (-200)
• Under 1½ (+150)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - Total Special Teams Touchdowns scored Week 2?

• Over 2½ (+110)
• Under 2½ (-150)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - How many times will Michael Vick be shown in a Falcons uniform during the live Broadcast of the Eagles/Falcons game Week 2?

• Over 1½ (-150)
• Under 1½ (+110)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - How many times will Michael Vick's $100 000 000 contract be mentioned during the live Broadcast of the Eagles/Falcons game Week 2?

• Over 1½ (+150)
• Under 1½ (-200)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - How many false start penalties will the Eagles have Week 2?

• Over 2½ (+110)
• Under 2½ (-150)

WEEK 2 SPECIALS - How many Total Passing Yards by all teams combined Week 2?

• Over/Under 7200

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Odds to win the 2012 Super Bowl XLVI

• Green Bay Packers 7/1
• New England Patriots 8/1
• Pittsburgh Steelers 10/1
• San Diego Chargers 12/1
• Indianapolis Colts 14/1
• New Orleans Saints 14/1
• Baltimore Ravens 14/1
• Atlanta Falcons 16/1
• Dallas Cowboys 16/1
• Philadelphia Eagles 16/1
• New York Giants 20/1
• Chicago Bears 22/1
• Houston Texans 35/1
• Kansas City Chiefs 35/1
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers 35/1
• Minnesota Vikings 35/1
• San Francisco 49ers 40/1
• St. Louis Rams 40/1
• Tennessee Titans 40/1
• Miami Dolphins 45/1
• Washington Redskins 50/1
• Detroit Lions 50/1
• Oakland Raiders 50/1
• Cincinnati Bengals 60/1
• Cleveland Browns 60/1
• Denver Broncos 60/1
• Jacksonville Jaguars 60/1
• Arizona Cardinals 75/1
• Seattle Seahawks 85/1
• Buffalo Bills 100/1
• Carolina Panthers 100/1

Will there be an NFL lockout on March 4th 2011?

• Yes -300
• No +200

How many games will be played in the 2011 NFL Regular Season?

• 0 7/2
• 1-15 3/2
• 16 2/3
• 17 or more 15/2

What will be the status of Jason Taylor for game 1 of the 2011 Regular Season (Season must start Week 1 for action)

• Retired 3/2
• Member of the Jets 4/7
• Member of any other team 5/1

What will be the status of LaDainian Tomlinson for game 1 of the 2011 Regular Season (Season must start Week 1 for action)

• Retired 5/2
• Member of the Jets 2/3
• Member of any other team 2/1

What will be the status of Carson Palmer for game 1 of the 2011 Regular Season (Season must start Week 1 for action)

• Retired 15/2
• Member of the Bengals 1/2
• Member of any other team 1/1

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Odds to win 2011 Sprint Cup Championship

• Jimmie Johnson 3/1
• Denny Hamlin 11/2
• Carl Edwards 7/1
• Kevin Harvick 9/1
• Kyle Busch 10/1
• Jeff Gordon 11/1
• Tony Stewart 11/1
• Greg Biffle 15/1
• Matt Kenseth 16/1
• Kurt Busch 18/1
• Mark Martin 20/1
• Clint Bowyer 20/1
• Jamie McMurray 26/1
• Jeff Burton 33/1
• Joey Logano 33/1
• Juan Pablo Montoya 35/1
• Kasey Kahne 35/1
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. 40/1
• David Reutimann 50/1
• Brian Vickers 50/1
• Ryan Newman 50/1
• Martin Truex Jr. 70/1
• Marcos Ambrose 80/1
• A.J. Allmendinger 80/1
• Field (Any Other Driver)50/1

The NFL’s preliminary wild card round came and went last weekend, taking a turn that nobody quite expected. This time around, in the divisional playoffs those same first-week victors will try their luck against the top teams in each of the respective conferences.

The Seattle Seahawks surprised the entire league with a 41-36 victory over the reigning champion New Orleans Saints just one week after becoming the first NFL team in league history to qualify for a playoff berth by leading their division with a losing record. Though they finished just 7-9 in regulation, the Seahawks now have 40/1 odds of winning the Super Bowl.

Pete Carroll and his team of overachievers will look to take the momentum of their historical wild card win and put it to good use against the Chicago Bears. The Bears finished the season with an 11-5 mark after getting out to a good start in 2010 and never looking back.

Elsewhere in the NFC, the Green Bay Packers will look to try their luck against the first-place Atlanta Falcons. After downing the Philadelphia Eagles in an upset on Sunday, the team will hope that Aaron Rodgers’ recent return to health continues. Has he completely recovered from the two concussions he faced during the regular season?

In the AFC the New York Jets edged out the Indianapolis Colts. Although they finished the regular season with a better record, the Jets win is being heralded as an upset. The dramatic fashion in which they won it has already helped set the bar for this year’s post-season pretty high.

The Jets split a pair against the New England Patriots this season, will they be able to follow through on 12/1 odds they have of winning the Super Bowl? The Pats are listed as favorites with 8/5 odds.

The fourth and final first-round matchup will feature the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers. Will Ben Roethlisberger manage to put his at-times disappointing 2010 year behind him once and for all after serving a suspension for the season’s first six weeks? A trip to the AFC championship might do it.

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