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49ers listed at 60-1 odds to win Super Bowl 51
Feb 8, 2016 at 10:11 AM
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Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook released the very early odds for all 32 NFL teams and their chances to win Super Bowl 51. The game will be played on February 5, 2017 at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. It will be the third Super Bowl in Houston, which has previously hosted Super Bowl VIII (1974) and Super Bowl XXXVIII (2004).
The San Francisco 49ers are listed to have 60-1 odds to win the next Super Bowl, which ranks 31st among the 32 teams. The only team with worse odds are the Cleveland Browns, listed at 200-1, which is a hefty drop from San Francisco's spot.
The favorites are the New England Patriots, Seattle Seahawks, and Pittsburgh Steelers, all listed at 8-1. The Denver Broncos, who yesterday won Super Bowl 50 against the Carolina Panthers, are 14-1. Carolina's odds are better at 10-1.
Within the NFC West, the Arizona Cardinals trail the Seahawks at 10-1 while the St. Louis Rams are listed at 50-1.
Below are the complete odds for all 32 teams.
| Team |
Odds |
| Patriots |
8-1 |
| Seahawks |
8-1 |
| Steelers |
8-1 |
| Cardinals |
10-1 |
| Packers |
10-1 |
| Panthers |
10-1 |
| Bengals |
14-1 |
| Broncos |
14-1 |
| Cowboys |
16-1 |
| Chiefs |
20-1 |
| Colts |
20-1 |
| Vikings |
20-1 |
| Bills |
30-1 |
| Jets |
30-1 |
| Ravens |
30-1 |
| Bears |
40-1 |
| Falcons |
40-1 |
| Giants |
40-1 |
| Lions |
40-1 |
| Redskins |
40-1 |
| Saints |
40-1 |
| Texans |
40-1 |
| Buccaneers |
50-1 |
| Chargers |
50-1 |
| Dolphins |
50-1 |
| Eagles |
50-1 |
| Jaguars |
50-1 |
| Raiders |
50-1 |
| Rams |
50-1 |
| Titans |
50-1 |
| 49ers |
60-1 |
| Browns |
200-1 |
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