Packers Odds To Win Super Bowl 2014 Now at 14-1: Rodgers Out 3 Weeks

Following a stunning loss to the Chicago Bears at home Monday night, the Green Bay Packers odds of winning the 2014 Super Bowl were set at 14-1 at SportsBetting.com/.ag, where you can bet most televised games LIVE with IN-PLAY WAGERING and receive up to $1200 in FREE BETS here.

Coming into Monday night’s game, the Packers had only lost two games Straight Up at home over the past three seasons.  Aaron Rodgers was a perfect 5-0 starting against Chicago at home. 

Rodgers leaving the game early with a small fracture to his collar bone helped contribute to the loss that now has Green Bay, Chicago and Detroit in a dead heat atop the NFC North (BetOnline.com will be releasing division odds shortly so check back here regularly)

And the news on the Rodgers front is not good.  Sources close to the team suggest he could miss as many as three weeks.

The Packers do not want to make any determination until Rodgers undergoes further testing Tuesday, according to sources.

The 2011 league MVP fell awkwardly on his left shoulder after being sacked by defensive end Shea McClellin on the game's opening series.

Rodgers has missed just two games since becoming the Packers' starter in 2008.  Seneca Wallace, who finished 11-of-19 for 114 yards, an interception and no touchdowns, is the only other quarterback on the Packers' active roster and is expected to start for Green Bay in Week 10.  He is 6-15 as a starter but has not won a game since 2010. 

The Packers will host an inconsistent Philadelphia Eagles team next week before heading to New York to play an underperforming Giants squad.  They return to face Minnesota at home.  All games are winnable.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com