Odds to Win 2015 NFC East – Entering Week 14

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The odds to win the 2015 NFC East heading into Week 14 were especially tight but the two long shots still had a shot at very decent odds.

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Washington, which was playing Dallas as this was going to press, would pay out $500 for every $100 bet with a win of the division.

The Cowboys would pay out $700 for every $100 bet.

Here are your full odds as of December 7, 2015:

  Philadelphia Eagles +140

  New York Giants +150

  Washington Redskins +500

  Dallas Cowboys +700

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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