New England Patriots Super Bowl 50 Odds to Win - Updated Post Season

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The New England Patriots Super Bowl 50 odds to win updated January 20, 2016 were set at 4-1 for a potential payout of $400 on every $100 or $40 on every $10 bet heading into the Divisional Playoffs and were cut to 2-1 this week.

The Pats were now tied with the shortest odds to win the Super Bowl along with Arizona. 

Despite a hot start to the season, the Patriots have gone 3-5-1 Against The Spread in their last nine.  Their problems have mostly had to do with injuries.  Julian Edelman returned for last week's game after missing the past seven. He caught seven touchdowns as New England averaged 33.6 points in the nine he played before the Patriots averaged 23.1 without him.

Patriots vs. Broncos Hot Trends - The Pats are a -3 favorite at Denver.  The home team in this series is 6-0 Against The Spread the last six meetings and the Patriots have gone 1-5 ATS in the last six trips to Mile High.

Tom Brady vs. Peyton Manning -Brady leads Manning 11-5 Straight Up and 8-6-2 Against The Spread in 16 career meetings.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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