Seattle Seahawks 2013 Division Odds, 2014 Super Bowl Odds

Written by:
Don Shapiro
Published on:
Jun/06/2013
Seattle Seahawks 2013 Division Odds, 2014 Super Bowl Odds

The Seattle Seahawks 2013 division odds at BetOnline had them with the second shortest odds with a payout potential of $130 for every $100 bet to win the NFC West while their 2014 Super Bowl odds were set at 8/1.  You can place your future bets early at BetOnline and receive up to $900 in FREE BETS here.

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As a point of reference, the San Francisco 49ers were closer to EVEN odds as the favorite in this division.

The Seahawks exploded during the second half of the 2012 regular season behind starting quarterback Russell Wilson.  Note that he threw more touchdowns than NFL rookie darlings Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III (26). His plus-16 differential of touchdown passes (26) to interceptions (10) was the best in history by a rookie QB, SI.com notes.

From SI.com:

1,590. Number of rushing yards, a career high, by Marshawn Lynch, who finished third in the league behind Minnesota's Adrian Peterson (2,097) and Washington rookie Alfred Morris (1,613). The Skittles-fueled Lynch averaged 5.0 yards per carry and rushed for 11 touchdowns.

Seattle is far from perfect, however, with improvements needed with the pass rush and providing Wilson with more weapons. 

BetOnline has Seattle a big -145 favorite to in OVER 10.5 regular season games in 2013.

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Odds to Win the 2014 Super Bowl at BetOnline

New England Patriots 7/1
San Francisco 7/1
Denver Broncos 8/1
Baltimore Ravens 7/1
Seattle Seahawks 8/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 9/1
Green Bay Packers 10/1
Atlanta Falcons 16/1
Houston Texans 16/1
New Orleans Saints 18/1
New York Giants 20/1
Dallas Cowboys 25/1
Washington Redskins 28/1

 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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