Philadelphia Eagles Odds to Win NFC East Division Would Pay Almost $600

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September 25, 2016 – The Philadelphia Eagles odds of winning the NFC East were promising an early payout of $600 for every $100 bet.  With the Giants losing to Washington in Week 3, Philadelphia will be leading the division with a 3-0 record having romped over Pittsburgh Sunday, 34-3 by the end of the third quarter in fact. Eagles rookie quarterback Carson Wentz carved up the Steelers defense in the first half, which they led 13-3.  The Steelers barely touched Wentz, who was not sacked, threw a touchdown pass and no interceptions.  The Eagles were listed at 35-1 odds to win Super Bowl 51 heading into Week 3.  They were at 50-1 odds entering the regular season.  – Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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