Where Can I Bet on Atlanta Falcons 2014 and 2015 Futures?

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

28 July, 2014

You can bet on Atlanta Falcons 2014 and 2015 futures at Sportsbook.ag here.

Futures wagering options include odds to win the Super Bowl, NFC Championship, NFC South division and the regular season win totals OVER/UNDER.

The Falcons have the 16^th shortest odds of winning the 2015 Super Bowl at 50/1 odds.

Don’t be fooled by last year’s record as the Falcons fought through a series of injuries after making the Playoffs the year prior. Most of the Falcons more potent weapons return this season. As long as they can keep things bolstered up, Atlanta should be in the playoffs hunt.

The Falcons can easily win the NFC South division and, at nearly 4-1 odds, the value is fantastic.

The oddsmakers have these Falcons pegged to win 9 or more regular season games at a price tag of -130. The Saints, we should note, are priced at more than -200 to win OVER 9.5 regular season games.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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