Green Bay Packers: Displace Patriots as top chalk
Second favorites when the Super Bowl 50 futures odd were first posted back in February, the Green Bay Packers have joined the Seattle Seahawks as co-favorites to claim the 2016 NFL Championship. Apart from some minor questions on defense - we still believe that Green Bay is the cream of the NFL crop this year. Justifying those sentiments, Packers stud QB Aaron Rodgers returns with his vaunted receiver weapons intact and RB Eddie Lacy is entering his third year – a season we feel will be his best yet. We’re still not sold on the Seahawks appearing in a third straight Super Bowl battle.
Indianapolis Colts: Now co-favorites in the American Football Conference
With the NFL holding firm on the four-game suspension of New England QB Tom Brady (Deflategate is now headed to the US court system) the Patriots have dropped into a tie as second Super Bowl 50 chalk. Bolstered by expectations of a monster season by Indianapolis QB Andrew Luck, the Colts have joined the Pats as top chalk to represent the AFC on Super Bowl Sunday. The Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos are tied as third third favorites. The Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers round out the top five favorites. Get in on these NFL futures prices by clicking the on the odds image below!
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