NFL Betting Futures 2014, 2015: Worst Team, Division to Win Super Bowl

Written by :

Carrie Stroup

Published on :

8 August, 2014

NFL betting futures for 2014 and 2015 being offered up by Sportsbook.ag now include the worst team in terms of overall regular season record and the division that ends up winning the Super Bowl.

The worst team is a no-brainer. That would be the Jacksonville Jaguars at 3/1.

Other anticipated teams in the basement include Oakland at 19/5, Minnesota at 6/1 and Cleveland at 10/1. You can find the full list here.

The division to win the Super Bowl odds had the NFC West as a 2/1 favorite. That division not only features the reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks but also includes San Francisco and an Arizona Cardinals team that surprised everyone by finishing above .500 last season. St. Louis looks as if they have assembled a pretty solid team as well

Division to win Super Bowl

NFC West 2/1

AFC West 7/2

AFC East 5/1

NFC North 13/2

NFC South 9/1

AFC North 17/2

AFC South 12/1

NFC East 15/1

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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