Washington Redskins Super Bowl 50 Odds to Win – Updated Post Season

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The Washington Redskins Super Bowl 50 odds to win updated January 9, 2016 were set at 28-1 for a potential payout of $2800 for every $100 bet or $280 for every $10 bet.

Washington comes into their Wildcard Playoff game against Green Bay with a 9-7 record Straight Up and Against The Spread having won the weak NFC East division.  That record may not appear very intimidating until we notice that the Skins have won five of their last six, also both SU and ATS, though none of those were versus teams with winning records.

The Redskins seek their first postseason victory in 10 years Sunday in an NFC wild-card game at FedEx Field against a vulnerable Green Bay squad.

''If you start saying, `This is the biggest game of your life,' you don't want people to get too tense around here,'' coach Jay Gruden said of the wildcard game versus the Packers. ''I think you have to prepare like you've been preparing.''

Get all the latest Super Bowl 50 future odds and your chance to win tickets to Super Bowl 50 here

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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