Likely Early Super Bowl 50 Line With Denver In

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The early Super Bowl 50 line with the Denver Broncos in after beating the New England Patriots was expected to be either:

Panthers as a PICK’EM vs. Denver or Cardinals -1 vs. Denver

Gambling911.com does not anticipate a line above -2.5 with the NFC team expected to be only slightly favored.

A failed onside kick by the Patriots sealed the deal for Denver.

The books made out huge with close to 90% of the public backing New England as a -3 favorite.

Denver won this game 20-18 and is heading to Super Bowl 50.   This will be their 8th Super Bowl appearance.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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