2009 - 2010 Super Bowl Odds

Super Bowl betting really never ends from one season to the next and the Super Bowl odds are always available.

Super Bowl odds have the Patriots at about 6-1 for next year’s Super Bowl followed by the Pittsburgh Steelers Indianapolis Colts and New York Giants at about 8-1. The Patriots are the favorite in Super Bowl odds even though they missed the playoffs in 2008-2009. The Patriots are not nearly the heavy favorite that they were a year ago. Quarterback Tom Brady will be coming back from injury so the uncertainty surrounding New England will be high.

Super Bowl odds with New England as the favorite should not be a surprise to bettors. The Patriots have played in the Super Bowl in four of the last eight years and have won the game three times during that time period. Head coach Bill Belichick has proven he knows how to win.

If you like to bet future Super Bowl odds you may want to consider some longshots. Just look at what happened this season as the Arizona Cardinals at more than 50-1 made it in Super Bowl betting. Even the Pittsburgh Steelers could have been had at about 20-1 in Super Bowl odds before the season. The Cardinals are getting more respect in future Super Bowl odds for next year as they opened at 15-1.

Teams that are listed in future Super Bowl odds for next season that have odds of 20-1 or more are the Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, Washington Redskins, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, Jacksonville Jaguars, Chicago Bears, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Denver Broncos, Houston Texans and San Francisco 49ers. Buffalo is listed at about 50-1 in Super Bowl odds while Cleveland and Seattle are 60-1 in Super Bowl odds. Teams with very long Super Bowl betting odds are Cincinnati, St. Louis, Kansas City and Oakland at about 100-1. The Detroit Lions are hopeless at 150-1 or more in next year’s Super Bowl betting odds.

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