NFL odds: Broncos hanging on as S.B. faves

And then there were eight. All four favorites didn’t disappoint on Wild Card weekend, setting up some intriguing matchups in the divisional round of the playoffs.

Peyton Manning and the Broncos are still slight favorites over the Patriots in the updated Super Bowl futures odds.

Here is the complete list of odds courtesy of the LVH:

ODDS TO WIN 2013 SUPER BOWL
XLVII @ LOUISIANA SUPERDOME -- NEW ORLEANS, LA
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013


SUPER BOWL XLVII GAME LINE

AFC -3 TOTAL 51.5
NFC

SUPER BOWL

BRONCOS 5-2
PATRIOTS 11-4
49ERS 5
PACKERS 6
FALCONS 7
SEAHAWKS 8
TEXANS 20
RAVENS 25

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Posted by SportsFan9698
4 months ago

I'm stunned that the Broncos are favored over Patriots and 49ers... San Francisco will win the SB. The public still does not understand how much Kapernick improves this team. By far the best defense in football.
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Featured Free Play
MLB: Philadelphia vs. Miami
Pick:
Philadelphia
Start:
May 20, 2013 - 7:10 PM
Capper:
Will Rogers
Offered at:
5dimes @ -182 Philadelphia
Analysis:

It doesn't take much to want to play against the Miami Marlins, and with Cole Hamels starting Monday, the Phillies look like an easy winner. The fact that the Fish are off a rare win Sunday makes things even more enticing as there have been only two instances all season that they have been on a win streak. 

Here are my keys to the game:

1. Hamels - How has he lost to the Marlins, not once, but twice this season? Miami has only 12 wins all year! Hamels has certainly been a hard luck loser both starts as he's allowed just three runs in 14 innings. That's been the story of his career vs. Miami as Hamels career ERA vs. this division rival is 3.24, yet his TSR is 10-16 in 26 starts. Look for that to change here. It's incredible that Hamels has only one win in eight starts. Miami is averaging a pathetic 1.4 runs per game this season vs. left-handers!

2.  Marlins' Woes - There are many to report.  Before yesterday's 2-1 win over Arizona, the team had lost seven straight and 10 of its last 11. They'd been shut out four times during that span and held to three runs or less in every loss.  Offensively, this team is beyond abysmal, averaging only 2.7 runs per game while batting .221.  They are just 6-16 at home and 3-12 vs. lefties. What a horrible team.

3. X-Factor - Marlins starter Alex Sanabia is 0-3 with a 5.28 ERA his last three starts. He's allowed four runs in all of those starts while failing to go more than six innings.

Selection:  The play is on the Philadelphia Phillies (1*)
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