2014 Regular Season NFL Wins Betting Odds Released by Sportsbook.com

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Sportsbook.com has released its 2014 regular season NFL wins betting odds on Wednesday (May 21). 

The highest number posted is Denver 11.5 UNDER 10/13 and OVER is at EVEN money. The lowest number is on Oakland at 4.5 OVER 10/13 and the UNDER is at EVEN money.  

It’s interesting to note that Arizona was listed among the teams with the lowest predicted number of regular season wins at the start of last season and, despite not making the Playoffs, they finished with a respectable winning record.

And last season’s Super Bowl champions the Seattle Seahawks is coming in at 11 OVER 10/13 and the UNDER is at even money.
 

All odds can be found here.

I’ve also published them below for your convenience.

 

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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