NFL 2015: Opening Odds to Win Super Bowl 50

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	TEAM	SUPER BOWL WIN %
1.	Green Bay Packers	15.9
2.	New England Patriots	13.6
3.	Denver Broncos	12.8
4.	Seattle Seahawks	11.7
5.	Indianapolis Colts	11.2
6.	Philadelphia Eagles	4.3
7.	Minnesota Vikings	3.6
8.	Dallas Cowboys	3.4
9.	Miami Dolphins	3.2
10.	Carolina Panthers	2.7
11.	Baltimore Ravens	2.4
12.	Kansas City Chiefs	2.0
13.	Cincinnati Bengals	1.8
14.	New York Giants	1.5
14.	Buffalo Bills	1.5
16.	Atlanta Falcons	1.1
16.	San Diego Chargers	1.1
18.	St. Louis Rams	0.9
18.	Pittsburgh Steelers	0.9
20.	Detroit Lions	0.7
21.	New Orleans Saints	0.6
21.	Arizona Cardinals	0.6
23.	Washington Redskins	0.5
23.	Houston Texans	0.5
25.	New York Jets	0.4
25.	Cleveland Browns	0.4
27.	San Francisco 49ers	0.3
27.	Chicago Bears	0.3
27.	Oakland Raiders	0.3
30.	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	0.1
31.	Tennessee Titans	0.0
31.	Jacksonville Jaguars	0.0

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	TEAM	ODDS TO WIN SUPER BOWL
1.	Green Bay Packers	15-2
1.	New England Patriots	15-2
1.	Seattle Seahawks	15-2
4.	Indianapolis Colts	9-1
5.	Philadelphia Eagles	10-1
6.	Denver Broncos	15-1
7.	Dallas Cowboys	18-1
8.	Baltimore Ravens	22-1
9.	Pittsburgh Steelers	23-1
10.	Miami Dolphins	30-1
10.	Minnesota Vikings	30-1
12.	Atlanta Falcons	40-1
12.	Kansas City Chiefs	40-1
14.	Arizona Cardinals	45-1
14.	Buffalo Bills	45-1
14.	New Orleans Saints	45-1
17.	Cincinnati Bengals	50-1
17.	Detroit Lions	50-1
17.	San Diego Chargers	50-1
20.	Houston Texans	60-1
20.	New York Giants	60-1
22.	St. Louis Rams	70-1
23.	Carolina Panthers	75-1
24.	San Francisco 49ers	85-1
25.	Oakland Raiders	90-1
26.	Chicago Bears	100-1
26.	Tampa Bay Buccanneers	100-1
28.	New York Jets	105-1
29.	Washington Redskins	125-1
30.	Cleveland Browns	150-1
31.	Tennessee Titans	185-1
32.	Jacksonville Jaguars	350-1

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	TEAM	ODDS TO WIN SUPER BOWL
1.	Green Bay Packers	6-1
2.	Seattle Seahawks	13-2
3.	Indianapolis Colts	8-1
4.	New England Patriots	9-1
5.	Dallas Cowboys	10-1
6.	Denver Broncos	12-1
7.	Philadelphia Eagles	20-1
8.	Pittsburgh Steelers	25-1
8.	Arizona Cardinals	25-1
8.	Baltimore Ravens	25-1
11.	New York Giants	28-1
12.	Buffalo Bills	33-1
12.	Cincinnati Bengals	33-1
12.	Kansas City Chiefs	33-1
12.	Minnesota Vikings	33-1
12.	San Francisco 49ers	33-1
12.	Miami Dolphins	33-1
18.	New Orleans Saints	40-1
18.	Atlanta Falcons	40-1
18.	Carolina Panthers	40-1
18.	Detroit Lions	40-1
22.	San Diego Chargers	50-1
22.	Chicago Bears	50-1
22.	Houston Texans	50-1
22.	St. Louis Rams	50-1
22.	New York Jets	50-1
27.	Oakland Raiders	66-1
28.	Cleveland Browns	75-1
29.	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	100-1
30.	Washington Redskins	125-1
31.	Jacksonville Jaguars	200-1
31.	Tennessee Titans	200-1

 

NFC Championship Game W-L Records of Every Team

Hakeem Nicks Celebrates The New York Giants’ Fifth NFC Championship Game Win (To Zero Losses) In 2011

Time for part two of Sports List of the Day‘s look at the NFL‘s Conference Championship Games and every team’s W-L records. Yesterday, we saw that the Pittsburgh Steelers led the AFC with eight wins.

The same goes for their NFC all-time nemeses, the Dallas Cowboys. The ‘Boys have eight NFC titles of their own.

Neither, though, will be going for their ninth in 2014, having both been bounced from the postseason.

How about W-L percentage?

The Cincinnati Bengals are 2-0, the only undefeated AFC team. The NFC has three undefeateds, including the Seattle Seahawks, who have a real shot at going to 3-0.

And how about the New York Giants? Wow: 5-0 in the big game before the Big Game. Nobody tops that record, NFC or AFC.

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UPDATED LIST: Through the 2014 NFC Conference Championship (played on Jan. 18, 2015), adding another win to the now 3-0 Seattle Seahawks and dropping the Green Bay Packers to .500 (3-3).

NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RECORDS BY WINS

	TEAM	W	L	W-L PCT
1.	Dallas Cowboys	8	6	0.571
2.	San Francisco 49ers	6	9	0.400
3.	New York Giants	5	0	1.000
3.	Washington Redskins	5	1	0.833
5.	Seattle Seahawks	3	0	1.000
5.	Green Bay Packers	3	3	0.500
5.	Minnesota Vikings	3	5	0.375
5.	St. Louis Rams (incl. Los Angeles)	3	6	0.333
9.	Chicago Bears	2	3	0.400
9.	Philadelphia Eagles	2	4	0.333
11.	Arizona Cardinals	1	0	1.000
11.	New Orleans Saints	1	1	0.500
11.	Atlanta Falcons	1	2	0.333
11.	Carolina Panthers	1	2	0.333
11.	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	1	2	0.333
16.	Detroit Lions	0	1	0.000

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NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RECORDS BY W-L PCT

	TEAM	W	L	W-L PCT
1.	New York Giants	5	0	1.000
1.	Seattle Seahawks	3	0	1.000
1.	Arizona Cardinals	1	0	1.000
4.	Washington Redskins	5	1	0.833
5.	Dallas Cowboys	8	6	0.571
6.	Green Bay Packers	3	3	0.500
7.	New Orleans Saints	1	1	0.500
8.	San Francisco 49ers	6	9	0.400
8.	Chicago Bears	2	3	0.400
10.	Minnesota Vikings	3	5	0.375
11.	St. Louis Rams (incl. Los Angeles)	3	6	0.333
11.	Philadelphia Eagles	2	4	0.333
11.	Atlanta Falcons	1	2	0.333
11.	Carolina Panthers	1	2	0.333
11.	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	1	2	0.333
16.	Detroit Lions	0	1	0.000

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NFL: Longest Current Consecutive Playoff Appearance Streaks and Droughts

Aaron Rodgers’ Green Bay Packers And Tom Brady’s New England Patriots Are Looking To Continue Their NFL-Best Playoff Streak

Talk about football parity. Every season, more than one-third of the NFL (12 of 32 teams, 37.5 percent) makes the playoffs. Seems like there would be a lot of postseason repeaters for a lot of years based on that number.

Not so at all.

The longest current playoff appearance streak is just five seasons, ridden by the Green Bay Packers and New England Patriots, two teams you’d probably guess.

Three teams have made the postseason the last three years and two the last two. Finally, 2013 saw five new teams make the playoffs.

Even the droughts aren’t that lengthy, save for a couple of teams – by definition, the “usual suspects” these days, again that you probably can guess.

The Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns and Oakland Raiders have each not made the postseason in over 10 years.

It’s possible the Bills and Browns will climb out of their hole in 2014, but the Raiders have all but already locked up their 12th fruitless season in a row while (still) coasting downhill on one of the longest losing streaks ever.

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CURRENT CONSECUTIVE PLAYOFF APPEARANCES

	TEAM	CURRENT CONSECUTIVE PLAYOFF APPEARANCES	LAST POSTSEASON APPEARANCE(S)
1.	Green Bay Packers	5	2009-2013
1.	New England Patriots	5	2009-2013
3.	Cincinnati Bengals	3	2011-2013
3.	Denver Broncos	3	2011-2013
3.	San Francisco 49ers	3	2011-2013
6.	Indianapolis Colts	2	2012-2013
6.	Seattle Seahawks	2	2012-2013
8.	Carolina Panthers	1	2013
8.	Kansas City Chiefs	1	2013
8.	New Orleans Saints	1	2013
8.	Philadelphia Eagles	1	2013
8.	San Diego Chargers	1	2013
13.	Arizona Cardinals	0	2009
13.	Atlanta Falcons	0	2012
13.	Baltimore Ravens	0	2012
13.	Buffalo Bills	0	1999
13.	Chicago Bears	0	2010
13.	Cleveland Browns	0	2002
13.	Dallas Cowboys	0	2009
13.	Detroit Lions	0	2011
13.	Houston Texans	0	2012
13.	Jacksonville Jaguars	0	2007
13.	Miami Dolphins	0	2008
13.	Minnesota Vikings	0	2012
13.	New York Giants	0	2011
13.	New York Jets	0	2010
13.	Oakland Raiders	0	2002
13.	Pittsburgh Steelers	0	2011
13.	St. Louis Rams	0	2004
13.	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	0	2007
13.	Tennessee Titans	0	2008
13.	Washington Redskins	0	2012

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CURRENT PLAYOFF DROUGHTS

	TEAM	CURRENT PLAYOFF DROUGHTS	LAST POSTSEASON APPEARANCE
1.	Buffalo Bills	14	1999
2.	Cleveland Browns	11	2002
2.	Oakland Raiders	11	2002
4.	St. Louis Rams	9	2004
5.	Jacksonville Jaguars	6	2007
5.	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	6	2007
7.	Miami Dolphins	5	2008
7.	Tennessee Titans	5	2008
9.	Arizona Cardinals	4	2009
9.	Dallas Cowboys	4	2009
11.	Chicago Bears	3	2010
11.	New York Jets	3	2010
13.	Detroit Lions	2	2011
13.	New York Giants	2	2011
13.	Pittsburgh Steelers	2	2011
16.	Atlanta Falcons	1	2012
16.	Baltimore Ravens	1	2012
16.	Houston Texans	1	2012
16.	Minnesota Vikings	1	2012
16.	Washington Redskins	1	2012
21.	Green Bay Packers	0	2013
21.	New England Patriots	0	2013
21.	Cincinnati Bengals	0	2013
21.	Denver Broncos	0	2013
21.	San Francisco 49ers	0	2013
21.	Indianapolis Colts	0	2013
21.	Seattle Seahawks	0	2013
21.	Carolina Panthers	0	2013
21.	Kansas City Chiefs	0	2013
21.	New Orleans Saints	0	2013
21.	Philadelphia Eagles	0	2013
21.	San Diego Chargers	0	2013

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