Jameis Winston Draft Betting Odds Released

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Carrie Stroup here with news that Sportsbook.ag has just released Draft betting odds on FSU standout Jameis Winston.

“With Jameis Winston officially declaring for the draft yesterday, we’ve opened a special prop on his draft position over/under at 3.5,” Sportsbook.ag’s Mark James revealed to Gambling911.com Thursday morning.

“Our oddsmakers make (Marcus) Mariota a strong favorite to be picked first by Tampa Bay, who are desperate for a franchise Quarterback. The next few teams all the way down to Jets look to be settled at the QB position but there is a strong possibility a team trades up to grab Winston, hence we’ve set our line at 3.5.”

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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