Philadelphia Eagles Odds to Win the 2013 Super Bowl, 2012 NFC East

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The Philadelphia Eagles odds to win the 2013 Super Bowl were pretty good early on coming in at near 9/1 at Bookmaker.eu was offering up to $500 in FREE BETS for qualified new customers.  Learn more here. 

The Eagles are the favorites to win the 2012 NFC East at +115 odds, paying $115 for every $100 bet.  

The experts seem to believe that last year’s 8-8 team will show dramatic improvements in 2012.  It is being said that the talent is there and only requires proper execution from the coaching staff. 

But that never happened last year and it is a little tough to grasp the concept of such a thing happening so quickly where the Eagles are suddenly a Super Bowl bound franchise.  After all, we’ve heard it all before.  As Andy Benoit of the New York Times notes:  “Talent alone isn’t enough”. 

The general public likes Philadelphia’s chances.  They are getting the most action to win the NFC East though the general public is slightly backing the Eagles at 55 percent to win UNDER 10 regular season games at EVEN odds.  The oddsmakers have them as a -130 favorite to win OVER 10 regular season games. 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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