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NFL Power Rankings: The teams with the best odds to win the Super Bowl
NFL Power Rankings: The teams with the best odds to win the Super Bowl
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For the past several seasons the New York Jets have been the biggest talker, the most talked-about, and, perhaps because of that, most overhyped team in the NFL. In the past, when some critics would write off the Jets, they’d look silly. Now, the Jets are on everyone’s radar. In the minds of many, they are the team to beat in the NFL.
But, I believe, many New York sports fans will go to a lot to be able to support the Jets. That’s one of the reasons why I decided to do a look at odds to win the Super Bowl. It’s a simple game where there are very little surprises, and it’s an easy question to answer. The NFL likes to go out early in the season and set the records, and when you set records, the odds to win the Super Bowl increase significantly.
The Super Bowl Odds
The Super Bowl odds to win depend on the number of teams that you choose, and the amount of money line that you put out into the pot. Here’s the full breakdown, from the website, SuperBook.com. There are 25 possible Super Bowl field combinations: 16 teams against nine others, and then you can choose in the top and bottom of the draft. The Super Bowl betting odds are based off of the record of each team in the past two years, and, on that list, the odds go up significantly.
The following table shows the Super Bowl odds for the current season, and what the odds would be based on each team. Here is how the actual Super Bowl odds to win are. The NFL odds to win the Super Bowl have gone from 6.3 to 22.5 in the last five years. It’s almost absurd.
The Jets have been the second most talked about team in the game for several seasons because of their success, and they also happen to be a team that has had success, in a very surprising way on most of
