NFL Week 9 Picks / Superbowl odds for every team
Bengals @ Dolphins
Bengals 24 - 17
Chiefs @ Bills
Chiefs 27 - 14
Vikings @ Cowboys
Cowboys 31 - 17
Chargers @ Redskins
Chargers 24 - 21
Falcons @ Panthers
Panthers 31 - 24
Saints @ Jets
Saints 38 - 20
Titans @ Rams
Rams 17 - 13
Eagles @ Raiders
Eagles 21 - 20
Buccaneers @ Seahawks
Seahawks 17 - 6
Ravens @ Browns
Ravens 21 - 14
Steelers @ Patriots
Patriots 30 - 28
Colts @ Texans
Colts 24 - 21
Bears @ Packers
Packers 35 - 24
Superbowl Odds for every team at the Seasons Mid-Point (100 - Superbowl Favorite, 0 - No Chance)
49ers (6-2) Seemed to have worked out most of the kinks. As long as they dont play Seattle at
home, they'll get close.
80
Bears (4-3) The Injuries to Cutler and Briggs are devistating. They are about to drop 3 in a row
till Cutler gets back. That may be too much to come back from.
50
Bengals - (6-2) Andy Daltons playing good football right now. Can he take the next step and
carry it over into the playoffs? Time will tell.
65
Bills (3-5) Before EJ Manuel's Injury they looked decent, but this team still has too many issues
on offense.
20
Broncos (7-1) No doubt a very good team, but keep in mind if Kansas City keeps winning, they
will be 5th seed tops in the playoffs. That probably means facing Indy at home again. ;)
95
Browns (3-5) This would be the Browns year to take control of the AFC North with the Bengals,
but injuries are keeping them out yet again.
25
Bucaneers (0-7) Terrible. Bye bye Greg Schiano
05
Cardinals (4-4) Better than a lot of people expected. Palmer needs to up his play and needs
to make quicker decisions though.
35
Chargers (4-3) This team will go as far as Philip Rivers takes it. Whether that's week 17 or the
AFC Championship.
50
Chiefs (8-0) Nobody saw the Chiefs being this good. But to be honest I'm still a little skeptical.
Oh the Chiefs are good, but are they good enough to beat Denver, Cincinnati, or Indy?
80
Colts (5-2) Yes the Colts have lost some games they should have won, but when you look at
the teams they've beat, no one has a better resume.
95
Cowboys (4-4) If the Cowboys don't shoot themselves in the foot like they usually do, they
should win the NFC East. They're fate is in their own hands.
70
Dolphins (3-4) Not yet good enough to compete with New England. Getting closer though.
Should be ready about the time Tom Brady retires.
40
Eagles (3-5) Chip Kelly has had a rude awakening into the reality of the NFL: This isn't college,
it's tough to win in the NFL and you can't rely on your offense simply outrunning the other teams
defense. This causes mistakes and it only takes 1 mistake to lose you a game.
30
Falcons (2-5) The Falcons beat out the Giants for the biggest disappointment this year
because of the fact that, (This may sound ridiculous) the Giants actually still have a chance to
win their division.
30
Giants (2-6) They have played awful football up to this point. However, they have won 2 in a
row and are only 2 games out of first in the NFC East. As ridiculous as this may sound, don't
count the Giants out yet.
40
Jaguars (0-8) "And with the first overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, the Jaguars Select: Teddy
Bridgewater.
0
Jets (4-4) Better than most people may have thought, but unless they make the playoffs, Rex
Ryan is probably on his way out.
40
Lions (5-3) Been able to make up for their mistakes up to this point, but if they really want to
compete in the NFC North, THEY HAVE TO BEAT THE PACKERS.
50
Packers (5-2) They will win the NFC North for the 3rd Concecutive year. Even with the loss of
Randall Cobb, Aaron Rodgers will be able to make it to the playoffs. From their the only
question is will the lose to the Saints in New Orleans or the Seahawks in Seattle.
85
Panthers (4-3) Much like the Chargers, this team will go as far as Cam Newton will take them.
Only in this case, he will basically have to take them on his back and carry them into the post-
season. I don't see them making it, but it would be really impressive if they did.
55
Patriots (6-2) AFC East Champions for the bajillioneth time. Keep an eye on week 12 when
they face off against the Broncos. That will definitely have playoff implications.
70
Raiders (3-4) That Terrelle Pryor is alright. If they can coach him up and have him make better
decisions. The Raiders may be able to build around him in the future.
30
Rams (3-5) The loss of Sam Bradford hurts this teams chances, but their defense will keep
them in most games.
40
Ravens (3-4) The defending Superbowl champs have a little Superbowl hangover. There's still
plenty of time to get back on track.
55
Redskins (2-5) RG3 will probably be ready to go in a few weeks, but if the Redskins lose 3
more games, their season is officially over.
40
Saints (6-1) Probably the safest bet to make the NFC Championship in the NFC. Whether
they make the Superbowl or not will depend on whether they get to play in New Orleans or in
Seattle.
95
Seahawks (7-1) The Seahawks control their own fate from this point forward. They need to do
whatever they need to to win until they get Percy Harvin back to full strength. Once they do, that
will take some pressure off of the offense. If they end up getting home-field for the playoffs,
they better start printing the Seahawks NFC Champions shirts.
95
Steelers (2-5) Mike Tomlin probably is safe for another year after this one, but after that, he
better make something happen.
35
Texans (2-5) Until the Texans get a decent quarterback, they will not be able to compete with
the elite teams of the NFL.
30
Titans (3-4) Another 7-9 season for the Titans. Honestly they would be better off to lose all of
their games from the beginning and get a first round draft choice. Finishing middle-of-the-pack
every year is the worst thing you can do as an NFL team.
30
Vikings (1-6) It's official, Last year was a fluke. The Vikings need to pull some strings and get a
good quarterback, or join the Teddy Bridgewater sweepstakes.
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