Odds to Win 2012 Super Bowl MVP

Odds to win 2012 Super Bowl MVP were now available at BetDSI.com, a name you have trusted for all your online sports wagering needs since 1997.

Leading the pack was New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who would pay out $13 for every $10 bet or $130 for every $100 bet.  Considering how poorly Brady played in the AFC Championship game this past weekend, he might not have a whole lot of value. 

Brady was the first to admit this.

"Well I sucked pretty bad today but our defense saved us," Brady said. "I'm gonna go out and try and do a better job in a couple of weeks."

Eli Manning had the next shortest odds at just over 2/1 or +210 for a $21 payout potential on every $10 wagered. 

Judging by how well Manning did not suck to help win the 2012 NFC Championship, the Giants quarterback does have some pretty good value to win Super Bowl MVP.

Manning was quick to play down his role with the Giants. 

“I never got into the deal of saying, ‘Hey, this is my team,’” Manning said during an interview with the Michael Kay Show Wednesday. “It’s a part of a team. It’s everybody’s team. It’s not one player’s team. It’s Coach Coughlin’s team, but we play together. I think my teammates have faith in me. … Am I one of the leaders? I’d say so. I’ve been here one of the longest on the team and have a great understanding of what’s going on, but so do a lot of other players. … It’s not one person’s team.”

Below are all the 2012 Super Bowl MVP odds.