Take a look at the NFL Futures odds from The Greek (found here). Since they're collecting roughly the same juice on the Super Bowl and both conference markets (about 16%), we can use each team's Super Bowl and conference odds to calculate their approximate chances--in The Greek's opinion--of winning the Super Bowl should they get there:
| Bal | .516 |
| Den | .520 |
| Ind | .525 |
| Mia | .434 |
| NE | .612 |
| NYJ | .401 |
| Pit | .459 |
| SD | .519 |
| Ten | .473 |
| Ari | .358 |
| Atl | .449 |
| Car | .568 |
| Chi | .512 |
| Dal | .504 |
| Min | .496 |
| NYG | .493 |
| Phi | .549 |
| TB | .572 |
I doubt any of Olympic Sports' oddsmakers actually think that New England and Tampa Bay are the best the NFL has to offer, but talk about having no clear-cut favorite. The number 1 seeds from both conferences are dogs in the big game, and if Atlanta wins the NFC South--which they have a downright decent chance to do--both 2 seeds will be dogs as well!
Hey, at least they correctly identified the weakest participant in the tournament.

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