What Would the Payout Be if the Miami Dolphins Won the Super Bowl 2022?

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What Would the Payout Be if the Miami Dolphins Won the Super Bowl 2022?

We can dream can't we?  The Miami Dolphins won their seventh straight game Monday night after starting the season 1-7 and suddenly they find themselves in the Playoff field.  Should they somehow go on to win the 2022 Super Bowl, the payout would be $10,000 on a $100 bet.

Miami's road win Monday night against a Covid-ravaged Saints team did manage to eliminate Baltimore from the Playoff picture. The Dolphins also hold the tiebreaker over the LA Chargers.

But alas, Miami still has to face a Titans team on the road that is 10-5, albeit struggling a bit over their last five games.  Then they close the season at home against New England.  The Dolphins Beat the Pats in Week 1.

"I think it revealed a lot," head coach Brian Flores said of the losing streak and how the Dolphins responded to it. "It revealed the character of the guys in this locker room. It revealed that some people were with you and some people were on the fence. The guys kept fighting."

The Dolphins must now find a way to avoid a Covid-19 outbreak as the Omicron variant only recently began shattering daily records in the Sunshine State.  Florida had some of the lowest case numbers in the nation throughout the fall months.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

 

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