Terrelle Pryor Selection Odds Now Posted

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BetOnline.com on Thursday released odds on which round Terrelle Pryor will be selected.

The former Ohio State quarterback was declared eligible for Monday's NFL supplemental draft but must sit out the first five games after he signs.

Which round will Terrelle Pryor be selected?    Place Bets Here After Opening Online Wagering Account              

1st Rd                     +1000

2nd Rd                    +750

3rd Rd                    +225

4th Rd                     +150

5th Rd                     +250

6th Rd                     +550

7th Rd                     +850

Not drafted        +1000

Which Conference will select Terrelle Pryor?                  

AFC                        -125

NFC                        -105

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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