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Super Bowl 44
Posted on 1/18/09 at 9:03 am
Posted on 1/18/09 at 9:03 am
I'm as stoked as anyone that the Williams kool-aid has us going to the next Super Bowl. Here's the early line from Vegas-
+800
New England Patriots
+1,000
Dallas Cowboys
Indianapolis Colts
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
+1,200
Baltimore Ravens
Carolina Panthers
Philadelphia Eagles
San Diego Chargers
Tennessee Titans
+2,500
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
New Orleans Saints
that's 25-1, not bad being the #10 after a 8-8 year.
While on it I think of the Saints as a Ravens antitype. They have had a great D for a few years but no QB and questionable offensive schemes. New HC and good OC Cam Cameron with a solid rookie QB and voila, full fledged- not one dimensional contenders. Here's hoping the same in an opposite way with Williams and a hot #14 pick hot defensive guy.
+800
New England Patriots
+1,000
Dallas Cowboys
Indianapolis Colts
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
+1,200
Baltimore Ravens
Carolina Panthers
Philadelphia Eagles
San Diego Chargers
Tennessee Titans
+2,500
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
New Orleans Saints
that's 25-1, not bad being the #10 after a 8-8 year.
While on it I think of the Saints as a Ravens antitype. They have had a great D for a few years but no QB and questionable offensive schemes. New HC and good OC Cam Cameron with a solid rookie QB and voila, full fledged- not one dimensional contenders. Here's hoping the same in an opposite way with Williams and a hot #14 pick hot defensive guy.
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Posted on 1/21/09 at 10:43 pm to blueslover
getting better...
Wednesday, 21 January 2009 14:03
If the Arizona Cardinals can make the Super Bowl, anybody can do it, right? Detroit fans hope so. Of course, so do Saints fans. And even though we haven't played the Super Bowl in 2009, it did not take oddmakers long to set the odds on who will win the 2010 edition.
Even though no one knows yet whether Tom Brady or Matt Cassel will guide the Patriots offense, New England is the Las Vegas oddmakers' choice at 6-1 to win it all next year, according to Las Vegas Sports Consultants, which advises casinos on betting lines.
Eli Manning and the New York Giants are the top NFC choice at 8-1 followed by Dallas at 9-1. Eli's older brother Peyton and his Indianapolis Colts are also 8-1.
The AFC champion Pittsburgh Steelers are the second choice overall at 7-1. Arizona, the NFC champs, are 11th choice at 15-1.
Meanwhile, the New Orleans Saints come in right behind NFC South rivals Carolina (12-1) and the Falcons (16-1) at 18-1. Rebuilding Tampa Bay is 35-1.
New England Patriots 6-1
Pittsburgh Steelers 7-1
New York Giants 8-1
Indianapolis Colts 8-1
Dallas Cowboys 9-1
Baltimore Ravens 11-1
Carolina Panthers 12-1
Philadelphia Eagles 12-1
Tennessee Titans 12-1
San Diego Chargers 14-1
Arizona Cardinals 15-1
Atlanta Falcons 16-1
New Orleans Saints 18-1
Green Bay Packers 20-1
Minnesota Vikings 22-1
Miami Dolphins 25-1
Washington Redskins 25-1
New York Jets 28-1
Chicago Bears 28-1
Jacksonville Jaguars 30-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 35-1
Denver Broncos 35-1
Houston Texans 40-1
San Francisco 49ers 40-1
Buffalo Bills 50-1
Seattle Seahawks 60-1
Cleveland Browns 60-1
Cincinnati Bengals 75-1
St. Louis Rams 100-1
Kansas City Chiefs 100-1
Oakland Raiders 100-1
Detroit Lions 150-1
Wednesday, 21 January 2009 14:03
If the Arizona Cardinals can make the Super Bowl, anybody can do it, right? Detroit fans hope so. Of course, so do Saints fans. And even though we haven't played the Super Bowl in 2009, it did not take oddmakers long to set the odds on who will win the 2010 edition.
Even though no one knows yet whether Tom Brady or Matt Cassel will guide the Patriots offense, New England is the Las Vegas oddmakers' choice at 6-1 to win it all next year, according to Las Vegas Sports Consultants, which advises casinos on betting lines.
Eli Manning and the New York Giants are the top NFC choice at 8-1 followed by Dallas at 9-1. Eli's older brother Peyton and his Indianapolis Colts are also 8-1.
The AFC champion Pittsburgh Steelers are the second choice overall at 7-1. Arizona, the NFC champs, are 11th choice at 15-1.
Meanwhile, the New Orleans Saints come in right behind NFC South rivals Carolina (12-1) and the Falcons (16-1) at 18-1. Rebuilding Tampa Bay is 35-1.
New England Patriots 6-1
Pittsburgh Steelers 7-1
New York Giants 8-1
Indianapolis Colts 8-1
Dallas Cowboys 9-1
Baltimore Ravens 11-1
Carolina Panthers 12-1
Philadelphia Eagles 12-1
Tennessee Titans 12-1
San Diego Chargers 14-1
Arizona Cardinals 15-1
Atlanta Falcons 16-1
New Orleans Saints 18-1
Green Bay Packers 20-1
Minnesota Vikings 22-1
Miami Dolphins 25-1
Washington Redskins 25-1
New York Jets 28-1
Chicago Bears 28-1
Jacksonville Jaguars 30-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 35-1
Denver Broncos 35-1
Houston Texans 40-1
San Francisco 49ers 40-1
Buffalo Bills 50-1
Seattle Seahawks 60-1
Cleveland Browns 60-1
Cincinnati Bengals 75-1
St. Louis Rams 100-1
Kansas City Chiefs 100-1
Oakland Raiders 100-1
Detroit Lions 150-1
Posted on 1/22/09 at 12:26 pm to blueslover
What was the line on Arizona before the start of the last season 
Posted on 1/22/09 at 12:27 pm to Cadillac59
Not bad.
This post was edited on 1/22/09 at 12:28 pm
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