Last Winless NFL Team to Win Odds

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

8 October, 2020

As Dave Mason of BetOnline pointed out, the New York Jets are finally favored for something.....though New York area fans may not be too happy.

The Jets are favored at -125 to be the last of the NFL teams in 2020 to win a game.

Congrats Jets fans <<< cough cough @MMAOdds cough cough>>> you are favored for something...

Last #NFL winless team to win:

Jets -125
Giants +200
Falcons +300
Texans +500
— Dave Mason (@DaveMasonBOL) October 7, 2020

Another New York team, the Giants, pay out $200 for every $100 bet should they be the last to win.

As if 2020 were not bad enough, this season will be especially painful for New York area football fans.

With that said, there are also odds on the next NFL head coach to be fired.

Adam Gase -175

Dan Quinn +250

Matt Patricia +400

Doug Marrone +700

Mike Zimmer +1200

Anthony Lynn +1400

Vic Fangio +1400

Matt Nagy +2000

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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