Which NFL team is predicted to win the 2011 Super Bowl?

The odds for the Super Bowl are updated throughout the season, but the current favorite to win the Super Bowl 45 at Cowboy Stadium in Arlington, Texas are the New England Patriots. The Patriots have odds of +450 (9 to 2) meaning that you would win $450 on a bet of $100 for the Patriots to win. The Patriots have a 9-2 record and have looked impressive by winning their last three games (including a strong second half performance last week on Thanksgiving against the Detroit Lions).

Other favorites to win the Super Bowl are the Atlanta Falcons and San Diego Chargers both at +600 (6 to 1), the New York Jets at +700 (7 to 1) and the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers both at +800 (8 to 1). These odds may very well change this weekend as the Patriots play the Jets and the Ravens play the Steelers, so a dominant performance by any of these teams might shuffle up the deck.

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This is a unique season because there are several really good teams in the NFL. In the AFC, Pittsburgh, New England, NY Jets and Baltimore are the frontrunners. In the NFC, Atlanta, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Green Bay and Chicago look to be the most dangerous teams.

Right now, the AFC is slightly better than the NFC and whoever wins the AFC should be the Super Bowl favorite. While it’s hard to bet against the Steelers, the Jets are going to be a tough out. They’re an extremely talented team and should win the AFC.

The NFC will also be tricky but I see Atlanta winning the NFC and making the Super Bowl. If this happens, the Jets should be the favorites to win though it would be close.

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