Green Bay Packers Super Bowl 50 Odds to Win – Updated Post Season

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The Green Bay Packers Super Bowl 50 odds to win updated January 15, 2016 were set at 15-1, slashed from 25-1 ahead of the Wildcard Playoffs.   The payout would be $1500 on a $100 bet or $150 on a $10 bet.

The Packers came into their Wildcard game against Washington having lost the division to Minnesota.  They owned a 10-6 record Straight Up and a 9-7 record Against The Spread.  Green Bay ended up beating the Redskins with ease.

Green Bay has struggled throughout much of this season with starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers finishing with his lowest passer rating (92.7) and completion percentage (60.7) since taking over as the team's starter in 2008.

''I think you have to remember, (Rodgers is) a great player. He wants the ball in his hands and when things break down he's going to make things happen,'' Packers head coach Mike McCarthy said. ''But also the risk and exposure he's put to is unacceptable to myself. And he knows that.''

The Packers were at +7 road dog heading into Arizona for the Divisional Playoffs.

Get all the latest Super Bowl 50 future odds and your chance to win tickets to Super Bowl 50 here

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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