Odds to win the 2012 Super Bowl XLVI

[Atlanta Dan]

Odds to win Super Bowl
Green Bay 7-1
New England 8-1
Pittsburgh 10-1
San Diego 12-1
Baltimore 14-1
Indianapolis 14-1
New Orleans 14-1
Falcons 16-1
Dallas 16-1
N.Y Jets 16-1
Philadelphia 16-1
N.Y. Giants 20-1
Chicago 22-1
Houston 35-1
Kansas City 35-1
Minnesota 35-1
Tampa Bay 35-1
San Francisco 40-1
St. Louis 40-1
Tennessee 40-1
Miami 45-1
Detroit 50-1
Oakland 50-1
Washington 50-1-
Cincinnati 60-1
Cleveland 60-1
Denver 60-1
Jacksonville 60-1
Arizona 75-1
Seattle 85-1
Buffalo 100-1
Carolina 100-1

http://sports.bodog.com/sports-betti...ll-futures.jsp

If you want to assess the strength of the Steelers schedule next season the Vegas odds may be a good p[lace to start
HOME OPPONENTS

* Bengals
* Browns
* Ravens
* Jaguars
* Patriots
* Rams
* Seahawks
* Titans

AWAY OPPONENTS

* Bengals
* Browns
* Ravens
* Cardinals
* Chiefs
* Colts
* 49ers
* Texans

http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pitt.../s_716440.html

[MattsMe]

It would appear that we have a fairly easy schedule, aside from Patriots* and Colts. Anything can happen, but I see no reason we shouldn't make the playoffs next year.

[4xSBChamps]

Originally Posted by Atlanta Dan

If you want to assess the strength of the Steelers schedule next season the Vegas odds may be a good place to start
HOME OPPONENTS

* Bengals
* Browns
* Ravens
* Jaguars
* Patriots
* Rams
* Seahawks
* Titans

AWAY OPPONENTS

* Bengals
* Browns
* Ravens
* Cardinals
* Chiefs
* Colts
* 49ers
* Texans

I see them splitting with the Purple-Browns again, losing to the Cheatriots*, possibly at Indianapolis, and they'll keep another lesser-opponent (or 2) in a game and drop one (or 2) that they shouldn't:
12-4, maybe 11-5

[tony hipchest]

while i doubt they win it, i love the bears at 22:1.

i wouldnt think twice dropping a few bucks on that one.

other than that, tampa bay at 35:1 is as low as i would go on that list.

[4xSBChamps]

Originally Posted by tony hipchest

other than that, tampa bay at 35:1 is as low as i would go on that list.

Tampa made tremendous strides this yet, despite losing many starters to injury as the season progressed, and has the bonus of still playing a 3rd-place schedule next year:
they're not there yet, but they's working on it

[xli...]

Originally Posted by MattsMe

It would appear that we have a fairly easy schedule, aside from Patriots* and Colts. Anything can happen, but I see no reason we shouldn't make the playoffs next year.

Always seems easy now, till everyone else is retooled. But then again, who knows how many games will actually be played next year.

Is there a cutoff for a lockout year? Like, if they don't play a minimum of 10-12 games, can they call it a full season?

[4xSBChamps]

Originally Posted by xli...

Is there a cutoff for a lockout year? Like, if they don't play a minimum of 10-12 games, can they call it a full season?

in '82, I believe they only played a 9-game regular season

[MACH1]

If we traded Ben for Kolb we'd have better odds.

[stb_steeler]

Originally Posted by 4xSBChamps

I see them splitting with the Purple-Browns again, losing to the Cheatriots*, possibly at Indianapolis, and they'll keep another lesser-opponent (or 2) in a game and drop one (or 2) that they shouldn't:
12-4, maybe 11-5

If we could get that monkey off our backs with the Patriots by beating them, i see this team being a great SB contender. I expect to get one over on them some day.

[4xSBChamps]

Originally Posted by stb_steeler

If we could get that monkey off our backs with the Patriots by beating them, i see this team being a great SB contender. I expect to get one over on them some day.

I'm 51... I'm runnin' outta time here!!!