Packers Odds to Win NFC North 2015

Written by :

Mary Montgomery

Published on :

26 July, 2015

The Packers odds to win the 2015 NFC North were set at -300 and were not just the clear favorites to win this division but among the favorites to win the 2016 Super Bowl.

This is a Packers team that was one game away from getting into this year’s Super Bowl following an implosion in the NFC Championship game against Seattle.

Forget about that title loss for a moment and remember this is a Green Bay team that is looking for a fifth straight division win.

Head Coach Mike McCarthy relinquished the play-calling duties during the offseason, so if the offense is still potent and allows McCarthy to pay more attention to the defense and horrendous special teams, it could be a game-changer, suggests Athlon Sports.

Green Bay Packers -300

Detroit Lions 5/1

Minnesota Vikings 7/1

Chicago Bears 16/1

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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