Odds to Win the 2008 Super Bowl
June 12, 2008
Several of the online sportsbooks that we use and endorse have posted their odds to win the 2008 Super Bowl so we figured we would go through and break down the numbers to see if there is a team that is showing some value. Remember if you want to have the best chance of winning your futures wagers then you will need to read our 2007 NFL predictions as we detail all of the teams starting from a general league perspective, then the overall look at each division, and finally how we think all the teams are going to pan out. This is the best way to beat the NFL odds to begin the season.
Bet the odds to win the 2008 Super Bowl at Bookmaker
The favorite to win it before the season begins is the New England Patriots, but the Chargers are close behind. Both of these teams have loads of talent and should have an easy time getting through their divisions, making them a good bet to make the playoffs. You have to think that if they get home field advantage and only have to win three games to take home the title, then their odds are really not that bad. The Colts have the third best odds, even though they are last year’s champs. In the NFC the Cowboys and Eagles lead the way, followed by the Bears, Panthers, and Saints. The odds makers really think the Super Bowl winner is coming out of the AFC for the 7th time in 9 years and we would have to agree. However, you are getting some great odds if you are willing to take a chance on an NFC team.
Arizona Cardinals - 40/1
Atlanta Falcons - 40/1
Baltimore Ravens - 18/1
Buffalo Bills - 65/1
Carolina Panthers - 14/1
Chicago Bears - 14/1
Cincinnati Bengals - 17/1
Cleveland Browns - 70/1
Dallas Cowboys - 12/1
Denver Broncos - 18/1
Detroit Lions - 90/1
Green Bay Packers - 40/1
Houston Texans - 75/1
Indianapolis Colts - 7/1
Jacksonville Jaguars - 20/1
Kansas City Chiefs - 40/1
Miami Dolphins - 40/1
Minnesota Vikings - 90/1
New England Patriots - 3/1
New Orleans Saints - 15/1
New York Giants - 22/1
New York Jets - 38/1
Oakland Raiders - 100/1
Philadelphia Eagles - 12/1
Pittsburgh Steelers - 22/1
San Diego Chargers - 5/1
San Francisco 49ers - 35/1
Seattle Seahawks - 16/1
St.Louis Rams - 40/1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers - 40/1
Tennessee Titans - 45/1
Washington Redskins - 45/1