Vikings, Redskins, Colts Odds to Win 2013 Super Bowl Were Especially Long

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The Minnesota Vikings, Washington Redskins and Indianapolis Colts are all looking at potentially moving into the post season.  One or two of these teams may even make the 2013 Super Bowl.  So what were their odds coming into the 2012 regular NFL season you ask?

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The Colts only won two games last season so their turnaround borders on the miraculous. They are also in a division that features a Houston Texans team that was already a Super Bowl favorite heading into the regular season.

Indianapolis was a 100/1 long shot to win the 2013 Super Bowl back in August and were listed at 60/1 in November. 

The Washington Redskins odds to win the Super Bowl were at 35/1 while the Minnesota Vikings were seen as the least likely of the NFC North teams to make a post season run.  Their odds of winning the 2013 Super Bowl were the same as Indy’s:  100-1.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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