Minnesota Vikings 2014 Odds – Season Wins Total - To Win 2015 Super Bowl

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The Minnesota Vikings 2014 odds included whether they will win the NFC North, season wins total betting and their odds of winning the 2015 Super Bowl.  All odds courtesy of BetDSI.com here.

The most logical future bet on the Vikings would be on their OVER/UNDER regular season wins.  Oddsmakers have them favored to win OVER 6 regular season games at -115.

That’s hardly anything to get overly excited about if you are a Vikings fan.

While they have one of the best running backs in the league with Adrian Peterson, Minnesota doesn’t have much else this season. 

On defense, the Vikings are hoping that Linval Joseph and newly drafted Anthony Barr will fill in for some offseason departures.  The secondary was upgraded with the addition of Captain Munnerlyn and they will also be getting a healthy Harrison Smith in the secondary this season. And it is worth noting that new head coach Mike Zimmer is a defensive guy.  Will that be enough?  Let’s check out the video preview below to find out.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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