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Odds to Win the NFC North 2016 – Chicago Bears

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Sep/09/2016

The Chicago Bears odds of winning the NFC North division in 2016 were coming in at 12-1.

These are the third longest odds in the division category after Cleveland and San Francisco.

An injury or two on the Packers squad, Sam Bradford replacing Teddy Bridgewater in Minnesota and the Chicago Bears are not that bad a team so there is certainly some value here to be certain.

Here is what Athlon had to say about the Bears heading into this season:

(John) Fox’s Carolina team improved by four games from Year 1 to Year 2, going from 7–9 to 11–5 and the Super Bowl. His second Denver team improved by five games over his first, jumping from 8–8 to 13–3 (the Broncos went to the Super Bowl in Year 3). Coming off a 6–10 debut in Chicago, Fox’s Bears should be better, but they may be another year away from the playoffs, which have eluded the Bears eight times in the past nine years.

Odds to Win the NFC North

Green Bay Packers -320

Minnesota Vikings 4-1

Detroit Lions 9-1

Chicago Bears 12-1

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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