Cam Newton Joins Patriots, New England 10-1 to Win AFC Championship

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Cam Newton Joins Patriots, New England 10-1 to Win AFC Championship

BetOnline Sunday evening had the New England Patriots at 10/1 odds to win the AFC Championship with news that Cam Newton had signed a one-year deal to replace Tom Brady.

Mike Weiss of ESPN writes that the Patriots did not select a quarterback in April's draft, with 2019 fourth-round pick Jarrett Stidham and 11-year veteran Brian Hoyer atop the depth chart.

A source familiar with the Patriots' thinking said the agreement with Newton was appealing to the team as a low-risk, high-reward situation, factoring in Newton's health, modest contract, and New England's transition at quarterback without Brady.

Here are your current odds to win the AFC Championship in 2020:

Baltimore Ravens

+350

Kansas City Chiefs

+350

Buffalo Bills

+1000

New England Patriots

+1000

Indianapolis Colts

+1200

Pittsburgh Steelers

+1200

Cleveland Browns

+1800

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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