Philadelphia Eagles Odds to Win 2015 Super Bowl

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The Philadelphia Eagles odds to win the 2015 Super Bowl were set at 20-1 coming into this season. 

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PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Opening Odds
Super Bowl Odds:
20/1
NFC Title Odds: 10/1
NFC East Odds: 7/5
O/U Win Total: 9 OVER -130

Current Odds (November 25, 2014) - 16/1

The Eagles have been on fire this season and come into Week 13 with an 8-3 record but were tied with Dallas in the division.  Neither the Redskins or Giants presented any type of threat so this division will come down to Philadelphia and Dallas. 

It's interesting to note that, as long as both these teams continue to perform as they have been, the Cowboys and Eagles should make it into the Playoffs.  Detroit is showing some kinks in the armor in the NFC North.  Philadelphia and Dallas enjoy softer schedules when compared to the competitive NFC West.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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