2013 Super Bowl Odds: Texans, Titans, Colts, Jaguars: Houston Now a Favorite at Some Books

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2013 Super Bowl odds for the AFC South Texans, Titans, Colts and Jaguars were available at Sportsbook.com here. 

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One of the bigger surprises is that the Houston Texans are now listed as favorites to win the 2013 Super Bowl along side the New England Patriots and Green Bay Packers.  Sportsbook.com still had their odds set at 10/1 while some books have moved the Texans odds down to 4/1.  Gambling911.com strongly advises Texans backers to get down on their favorite team now and lock the 10/1 odds in right away as the trend shows this price is being slashed across the board. 

It’s hard to fathom any of the other three teams from this division getting past Houston.  The Texans were 1/5 odds favorites to win the division and that pretty much speaks volumes.

2013 Super Bowl odds for the Tennessee Titans were listed at 50/1 while the Indianapolis Colts were coming in at 100/1 and the Jacksonville Jaguars would pay out $20,000 on a $100 bet should they somehow win the 2013 Super Bowl. 

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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