Current Super Bowl LII Betting Odds ; Where's The Value?

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NFL Super Bowl LII
Super Bowl LII US Bank Stadium - Minneapolis, Minnesota - February 4, 2018

New England Patriots
+395
Green Bay Packers
+975
Seattle Seahawks
+1000
Dallas Cowboys
+1250
Pittsburgh Steelers
+1250
Atlanta Falcons
+1400
Oakland Raiders
+1725
New York Giants
+2350
Kansas City Chiefs
+2800
Houston Texans
+2850
Carolina Panthers
+3200
Denver Broncos
+3300
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
+3800
Arizona Cardinals
+4200
Indianapolis Colts
+4200
Minnesota Vikings
+4200
Baltimore Ravens
+4400
Tennessee Titans
+4500
Philadelphia Eagles
+5000
Los Angeles Chargers
+5500
New Orleans Saints
+5700
Miami Dolphins
+5800
Detroit Lions
+6000
Cincinnati Bengals
+6500
Washington Redskins
+7500
Jacksonville Jaguars
+9000
Buffalo Bills
+17500
Chicago Bears
+20000
Los Angeles Rams
+25000
Cleveland Browns
+30000
New York Jets
+40000
San Francisco 49ers
+40000

 

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Denver

 

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Bucaneers

 

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+1400 Falcons.

That team had the Pats beat under a new coach. He'll have 'em ready for another shot this year.

Nobody else is better in the NFC.

And anyone who thinks there is value betting against the Pats in the AFC is just wishful thinking. Health is always the NFL wildcard but if there is any team that can overcome injuries it's the Pats. This team is loaded and deep. Only the loss of TB or a BB heart attack could slow this team down.

 

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I like big 4 to win -110

That's Patriots and Steelers AFC and Packers and Seahawks NFC

The only teams with a viable chance that you don't get are Dallas and Atlanta. Mayyyyyyyybe Oakland. Mayyyyyybe KC. But AFC too tough.

So you have NE/Pitt/GB/Sea vs Dallas/Atlanta/Oakland/KC

I know which side I'd pick for -110

 

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Titans +4500 long shot

 

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If Brady did suffer an injury i honestly dont think this team misses a beat with jimmy g as the backup. Not saying a lock to go to the sb but pencil them in for #1 seed, the bye and then they coast in the next playoff game. They would have to win the next 2 vs quality teams which is no certainty

 

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Michelangelo said:

+1400 Falcons.

That team had the Pats beat under a new coach. He'll have 'em ready for another shot this year.

Nobody else is better in the NFC.

And anyone who thinks there is value betting against the Pats in the AFC is just wishful thinking. Health is always the NFL wildcard but if there is any team that can overcome injuries it's the Pats. This team is loaded and deep. Only the loss of TB or a BB heart attack could slow this team down.

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I like it as well

But can they rebound mentally?

 

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cowboys

 

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cowboys

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Cowboys miss the playoffs.

 

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Giants, fantastic roster on both sides of the ball.

 

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Hache Man said:

I like it as well

But can they rebound mentally?

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I think that depends on leadership - Quinn and Ryan. I like what I've seen of Quinn. Think he's going to prove to be an exceptional head coach. Don't forget that he was Seattle's D co-ordinator for their back to back SB years. And that was a team led by their Defense. The Falcon offense is strong and will carry itself. The Defense needs coaching. They've got the right guy. What I've seen of him, I've been impressed by the intensity of his teams, their pregame prep, and his in game coaching. I'm sure he learned a bit in that game last year. We'll see.