Week 14 was a little rough in the sense that the Minnesota Vikings won, but as we predicted, they failed to cover the number against the one-win Jacksonville Jaguars. No one expected the Seattle Seahawks to lose, which makes their division futures a little rough moving forward. There’s not a ton of value left on the board, but we will find a bet to like this week.
After Week 1
Kansas City Chiefs to win the Super Bowl: +550 after Week 1, now +220
Seattle Seahawks to win the NFC West and Super Bowl: +190 and +1400 after Week 1, now +120 and +1400
Green Bay Packers to win the Super Bowl: +2600 after Week 1, now +900
Tennessee Titans to win the AFC South: +125 after Week 1, now -175
After Week 2
Green Bay Packers to win the NFC North: -140 after Week 2, now -20000
Philadelphia Eagles to miss the playoffs: -170 after Week 2, now off the board
Arizona Cardinals to make the playoffs: +104 after Week 2, now +138
After Week 3
Tampa Bay Buccaneers to win the NFC South: +100 after Week 3, now +4200
New England Patriots to win the AFC East: +125 after Week 3, now +3000
After Week 4
Cleveland Browns to make the playoffs: -182 after Week 4, now -1200
After Week 5
Dallas Cowboys to win the NFC East: -125 after Week 5, now +1600
After Week 6
Baltimore Ravens to win the AFC North: -165 after Week 6 (Loss)
After Week 7
Washington Football Team to win the NFC East: +425 after Week 7, now +165
After Week 8
Miami Dolphins to make the playoffs: +184 after Week 8, now +114
After Week 9
Indianapolis Colts to miss the playoffs: +114 after Week 9, now +215
After Week 10
Philadelphia Eagles to miss the playoffs: +154 after Week 10, now off the board
After Week 11
Cleveland Browns to make the playoffs: -245 after Week 11, now -1200
After Week 12
Minnesota Vikings to miss the playoffs: -270 after Week 12, now -160
Our futures bet after Week 13
Washington Football Team +160 to win the NFC East
This is another double-dip, and while our fade of the Eagles has worked out well, we obviously did not foresee the Giants winning four straight games. Be that as it may, the Giants have a middle-of-the-pack schedule coming up in terms of difficulty, while Washingon has the ninth-easiest slate, starting this week against the 49ers in Arizona. This is more like a +122 proposition, making +160 tremendous value for Ron Rivera, Alex Smith and that defense.
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