Odds to win the NFC North Division Tight

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The odds to win the NFC North Division are incredibly competitive coming into this season with even the lowly Detroit Lions suddenly in the mix with 3/1 odds at betED.com.

We still don’t know if Brett Favre is returning to the Minnesota Vikings.  They were at +140 odds, which pays $14 for every $10 bet.

Athlon sys of the Lions:

The Lions now have some blue-chip talent in place, especially at the most important position in Stafford. Now it’s time to see if the coaching staff can turn a perennial doormat into a competitive team. The Lions have won two games in two years, but a 6–10 mark in 2010 isn’t asking for too much.

Still, Gambling911.com sees little value in betting 3/1 odds on Detroit to win the NFC North.  We say 10/1 odds might make us move on it.

 

Odds to win the NFC North Division were as follows and available at betED.com.

 

Minnesota Vikings

+140

 

Green Bay Packers

+130

 

Chicago Bears

+300

 

Detroit Lions

+300

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