2009 Super Bowl Odds Could Feature High-Octane Offense

2009 Super Bowl odds makers have their hands full this season.

There are any number of teams right now that have a legitimate shot at making the Super Bowl odds and there have been few years in recent memory where there have been so many teams in contention this late in the season. The teams that do ultimately qualify for the 2009 Super Bowl odds will have a long and hard battle to get there as the playoffs are full of Super Bowl odds caliber teams.

2009 Super Bowl odds could feature several teams still in the running with explosive, high octane offenses, and that could be all the difference when it comes to qualifying for the. The NFL’s top offensive team is not going to be featured in the 2009 Super Bowl odds as the New Orleans Saints, despite hanging up gaudy stats, have only a 7-7 record which won’t get them into the Super Bowl.

But six of the seven most potent offenses in the league are all still very much in the hunt for a berth and that should make Super Bowl odds potential defensive teams very nervous. Half of these teams have already clinched their divisions and so are guaranteed, if nothing else, a shot at the 2009 Super Bowl odds. The Arizona Cardinals have one of the most frightening offenses in the NFL, and certainly the most potent of the teams that have locked up a playoff shot at the 2009 Super Bowl odds. Ranked third in the NFL statistically, this team can’t run a lick but can pass all day, even against the stingiest defensive contender. In fact, the starting QB and both starting wide outs will be in the Pro Bowl, a reminder of just how potent this 2009 Super Bowl odds contender’s offense really is.

But the New York Giants aren’t far behind with a running attack that, when healthy, has been called the greatest in the modern era of football. The Giants have clinched the division and are guaranteed a shot at the 2009 Super Bowl odds, all while averaging nearly 350 yards a game and its three feature backs averaging nearly five yards per carry each.

Among the teams that are on the bubble but have yet to wrap up a playoff bid at the 2009 Super Bowl odds, the Philadelphia Eagles are a dynamic offense that can overwhelm any NFC defense that’s still in contention for the Super Bowl odds. Brian Westbrook is a magician and this group is hot just as the push for the Super Bowl approaches.

Anyone of these potent offenses could spell trouble for potential 2009 Super Bowl odds opposing defenses.

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