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The Colts, the favorites to win Super Bowl XLIV, are also the favorites to capture Super Bowl XLV, according to one Nevada casino group.
MGM Mirage has installed the Colts as 5-1 favorites to win Super Bowl XLV. Yes, one can get already get down a wager on who will win next year's Super Bowl in Arlington, Texas.
Here's how all 32 teams stack up on the board. I've commented on the teams and odds that caught my eye. Odds are as of Jan. 21:
Indianapolis Colts (5-1)
Pittsburgh Steelers (7-1)
New Orleans Saints (8-1)
San Diego Chargers (8-1)
Green Bay Packers (10-1) ? I will not be surprised if these odds drop into the single digits; Packers will be a very popular Super Bowl pick in 2010, I'm thinking.
New England Patriots (10-1)
Minnesota Vikings (12-1)
Tennessee Titans (15-1) ? Too short a price, in my view; defense took a big step back last season.
Dallas Cowboys (15-1) ? Not a bad price; Cowboys are certainly talented enough.
Baltimore Ravens (18-1)
Philadelphia Eagles (20-1) ? Reasonable price for a talented team.
New York Jets (20-1) ? Wouldn't be shocked if these odds, dropped, too; Jets have a big following, and they will be a "buzz" team after run to AFC title game.
Arizona Cardinals (25-1)
Cincinnati Bengals (30-1)
New York Giants (30-1) ? At these odds, the Giants are very intriguing; why can't they bounce back next season?
Denver Broncos (30-1)
Houston Texans (30-1)
Miami Dolphins (40-1)
Atlanta Falcons (40-1)
San Francisco 49ers (45-1)
Jacksonville Jaguars (45-1)
Carolina Panthers (50-1)
Chicago Bears (50-1)
Washington Redskins (75-1)
Buffalo Bills (75-1)
Seattle Seahawks (75-1)
Cleveland Browns (100-1)
Kansas City Chiefs (100-1)
St. Louis Rams (100-1)
Detroit Lions (125-1)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (150-1)
Oakland Raiders (200-1) ? I'm not saying I would bet the Raiders to win the Super Bowl, but for longshot players, they are a much better gamble (relatively speaking) than the Rams at 100-1 or the Lions at 125-1.
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