It may be another 51 years before we see another Super Bowl like the one we witnessed Sunday.
The Patriots’ comeback win over Atlanta in a thrilling overtime victory has millions hungover, left in a catatonic state only a heavy dose of NFL can cure. Vegas knows this deprivation, so they’ve already released the odds for next year’s Super Bowl LII.
Below are the odds released by MyTopSportsBooks.com. No surprises, really.
“Repeating as Super Bowl Champs doesn’t happen in today’s NFL,” said MyTopSportsbooks.com Spokesman Geoff Johnson in a press release. “The Patriots showed the world to never count them out!”
Odds to win Super Bowl 52
* New England Patriots: 7/1
* Atlanta Falcons: 10/1
* Dallas Cowboys: 10/1
* Green Bay Packers: 10/1
* Kansas City Chiefs: 12/1
* Oakland Raiders: 12/1
* Seattle Seahawks: 16/1
* New York Giants: 16/1
* Pittsburgh Steelers: 18/1
* Carolina Panthers: 20/1
* Denver Broncos: 20/1
* Baltimore Ravens: 30/1
* Tennessee Titans: 30/1
* Arizona Cardinals: 35/1
* Houston Texans: 35/1
* Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 35/1
* Cincinnati Bengals: 40/1
* Indianapolis Colts: 40/1
* Minnesota Vikings: 40/1
* Washington Redskins: 40/1
* Detroit Lions: 50/1
* Miami Dolphins: 50/1
* New Orleans Saints: 50/1
* Buffalo Bills: 70/1
* Philadelphia Eagles: 70/1
* Jacksonville Jaguars: 80/1
* Los Angeles Chargers: 80/1
* Chicago Bears: 100/1
* Los Angeles Rams: 100/1
* New York Jets: 150/1
* San Francisco 49ers: 200/1
* Cleveland Browns: 250/1
Odds to win 2017 NFL MVP
* Aaron Rodgers, Packers: 5/1
* Tom Brady, Patriots: 5/1
* Ezekiel Elliott, Cowboys: 7/1
* Matt Ryan, Falcons: 8/1
* Derek Carr, Raiders: 9/1
* Russell Wilson, Seahawks: 12/1
* Le’Veon Bell, Steelers: 16/1
* Andrew Luck, Colts: 20/1
* Drew Brees, Saints: 30/1
* Dak Prescott, Cowboys: 35/1
Odds to be the first coach fired
* Chuck Pagano, Colts: 10/9
* John Fox, Bears: 7/2
* Todd Bowles, Jets: 5/1
* Marvin Lewis, Bengals: 9/1
* Bill O’Brien, Texans: 15/1
To the Packers fans who clicked on this article simply because of the Aaron Rodgers cover photo, I’m sorry. The Patriots are favored again. And if Brady continues to sip from his fountain of youth they’ll probably win it too, jerks.
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Josh Helmuth is the editor of Crave Sports.
Photo: Getty
