Here are some updated #SuperBowl odds pic.twitter.com/DFO5XnFrbE
— Marcus Hartman (@marcushartman) May 1, 2018
That’s right, a dollar bet on the Bengals or Browns will bring back $100 after both teams saw their odds get longer over the past month.
Those 100/1 odds are the worst in the league and put Cincinnati and Cleveland in a group with Buffalo, Miami, Chicago and the New York Jets.
The Bengals were at 90/1 on March 22 while the Browns were at 66/1.
(Those numbers all seem at least a little off, right? Or is it just me?)
The favorites are the New England Patriots (5/1), as they were in late March and right after they lost Super Bowl 53 to the Eagles, who are getting 8/1 odds as of now.
Rounding out the top six are the Rams (9/1), Steelers (10/1), Vikings (12/1) and Packers (12/1).
Three Dayton-area high school standouts sign NFL deals while another gets a tryout https://t.co/0i8POhfroR pic.twitter.com/ouWu3feeUj
— daytonsports (@daytonsports) May 1, 2018
The only player with better offensive rookie of the year odds than Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield (11/4) is Giants running back Saquon Barkley (3/2).
In an obvious sign of disrespect to offensive linemen everywhere, Bengals first-round pick Billy Price isn’t listed among those odds.
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