Odds on a Winless NFL Team in 2014

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Yes, you can still bet on whether either the Raiders or Jaguars will be winless by the end of 2014 with odds of 25-1 being offered at Sportsbook.ag.

The payout on either team going 0-16 will pay out $2500 for every $100 bet.

The Raiders were absolutely pitiful against Miami two weeks ago playing in London where we learned they spent much of the time there at a spa instead of practicing.

Jacksonville has shown glimmers of hope and played Pittsburgh well at home despite losing by 8 points.  They were in this game from start to loss after finishing their previous four games with double-digit losses.

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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