Baltimore Ravens Odds to Win 2015 Super Bowl

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The Baltimore Ravens odds to win the 2015 Super Bowl were set at 25/1 at Bookmaker.

Super Bowl Odds: 25/1

AFC Title Odds: 12/1

AFC North Odds: 9/4

O/U Win Total: 8.5 OVER -130

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The Ravens have what appears to be a pretty easy schedule this season. The offense added former Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith in free agency but also need veteran RB Ray Rice to return to form following a two-game suspension for an off-the-field incident this offseason. Baltimore also added a first-round draft pick to the defense, linebacker C.J. Mosley from Alabama. He will play early, and often, on what is expected to be an impressive defense combining youth with experience.

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