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Odds to Win the NFC East Division 2016 – Washington Redskins

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Sep/07/2016

The Washington Redskins odds of winning the NFC East division in 2016 were +250.

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Washington was a favorite to win 8 regular season games in 2016.

WalterSports writes of the Redskins chances:

The Redskins caught fire last year, but part of that was their ridiculously easy schedule. Things will be much more challenging in 2016, and they won't catch any opponents by surprise. A repeat of a divisional crown is certainly possible, especially with Josh Norman now on the roster, but another team could definitely steal the NFC East.

DIVISIONS - ODDS TO WIN 2017 NFC EAST - ALL IN
52117	DALLAS COWBOYS	+225
52118	NEW YORK GIANTS	+145
52119	PHILADELPHIA EAGLES	+550
52120	WASHINGTON REDSKINS	+250

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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