NFL Season Wins Totals Betting Odds Released – 2013

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Sportsbook.com has released NFL season wins totals betting odds for the 2013 regular season.  You can claim your FREE $100 BET when opening an online wagering account here. 

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The highest season wins total belongs to the Denver Broncos at 11.5.  The lowest season win total goes to the Jacksonville Jaguars at 5.5. 

The defending Super Bowl champions Baltimore Ravens had a season wins total set at 8.5. 

The New England Patriots, who are a favorite in all games with the early regular season lines posted, had an OVER/UNDER win total of 11.5. 

You can find all the latest NFL season wins totals betting odds at Sportsbook.com here. 

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com

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