Norv Turner Resigns as Vikings Offensive Coordinator: Vikings Latest Odds

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Norv Turner Resigns as Vikings Offensive Coordinator: Vikings Latest Odds

In a shock move announced Wednesday morning and sure to have Vikings futures bettors in a state of dismay, Norv Turner has resigned as the Minnesota Vikings Offensive Coordinator. 

The offense has been plagued by season-ending injuries to Adrian Peterson and linemen Matt Kalil and Andre Smith. Alex Boone was injured in Sunday’s upset loss to the Bears.  Minnesota’s offense currently ranks as 2nd worst in the nation.

Pat Shurmur will be the Vikes' offensive coordinator on an interim basis.

The Vikings odds of winning Super Bowl 51 were reduced to 15-1 following a two-game skid.  They were the last of the undefeated teams in 2016.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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