Denver Broncos Betting Odds: 2011-2012

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Denver Broncos betting odds for 2011-2012 do not look good due to drastic organizational changes that pretty much place the Broncos in the category of “work in progress” this coming season.  With John Elway VP of Football Operations and John Fox the new head coach, progress could come quicker than some may be inclined to believe early on. 

The defense, offense and special teams each receive a grade of C. 

The Broncos odds of winning the 2012 Super Bowl were listed early at 60/1 at BetOnline.com.  Their odds of winning the AFC West were set at 6/1. 

Neither seems likely as each of the teams in the AFC West look to improve, or in the case of San Diego, remain relatively solid. 

Still, with Tim Tebow waiting in the wings, Denver could see OVER 6 regular season wins at -110 odds.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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