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The 33-1 about the Indianapolis Colts is absolutely massive. They are the same price as the Dallas Cowboys 
They are a bigger price than the Philadelphia Eagles
This season the Colts have beaten the Broncos, Seahawks and 49ers. They were ravaged by injured. They had to alter and adjust mid-season. They found a way. They got to the divisional round in the play offs but just ran out of bodies in the end.
I'm a huge fan of Andrew Luck. And i think he is getting better.
The AFC is up for grabs. You could argue that, until their injuries, the Colts were - at worst - the 2nd best side in the AFC this season (many will argue that they were the best).
33-1 is huge. Considering the NFC will deep and loaded. The Colts WILL win their division. There are no guarantees that they Seahawks/49ers or the Saints/Panthers or the Packers will win theirs in the NFC.
There are worse bets than the Colts at 33-1 to win the 2015 Super Bowl
They are a bigger price than the Philadelphia Eagles This season the Colts have beaten the Broncos, Seahawks and 49ers. They were ravaged by injured. They had to alter and adjust mid-season. They found a way. They got to the divisional round in the play offs but just ran out of bodies in the end.
I'm a huge fan of Andrew Luck. And i think he is getting better.
The AFC is up for grabs. You could argue that, until their injuries, the Colts were - at worst - the 2nd best side in the AFC this season (many will argue that they were the best).
33-1 is huge. Considering the NFC will deep and loaded. The Colts WILL win their division. There are no guarantees that they Seahawks/49ers or the Saints/Panthers or the Packers will win theirs in the NFC.
There are worse bets than the Colts at 33-1 to win the 2015 Super Bowl
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I agree but there is another team that should be at full strength for the first time in a year ("They were ravaged by injured and suspended. They had to alter and adjust mid-season "
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You could argue that, until their injuries, the Colts were - at worst - the 2nd best side in the AFC this season (many will argue that they were the best).
OH PLEASE. The hyperbole starts early. Go ahead and find ONE person who thinks Indy was the best team in the AFC before their injuries. Just one. Let's see; Denver, New England, KC, Cincinnati. hmmm. Note to expert handicappe; every team suffered injuries last year, just like any other year. Clay always seems to use the word "you" in his mistake riddled analysis, when he really means "I". 33/1 might be good odds, but at least back it up with something borderline sensible. |
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I couldn't back any of the AFC teams TBH given the juggernauts that are in the NFC, mainly the West. I will probably do what I did this year and just back the Conference as a whole with a bet to cover my stakes on the NFC teams.
I think the 8/1 about the 49ers is a decent price. The Seahawks won't be as dominant this season as it's all about hunger and there's no way they can have the same drive etc as they had this season now that they have won it all. And even at that, it wouldn't be a huge surprise to see a repeat match-up of the NFC Championship game again next year but this time in San Fran My wild prediction is that the Jaguars will challenge the Colts for the AFC South and may even sneak a Playoff place as a Wildcard. Their price is rubbish though |
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I would be a little wary of the 49ers, team as been together a couple of years now and I understand they could be in a little salary trouble and team my lose some of their stars. Seattle only in year 4 of their 5 year game and financial plan... so no such worries!
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Seattle-best d,improving qb, harvin for a whole season-i'm on again!!
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St Louis are an intriguing dark-horse option with 2 Top 10 draft picks, albeit in a very tricky division.
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i think "tricky division" is a serious understatement m8.
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