Arizona Cardinals Odds to Win the 2012 NFC West at 8-1

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The Arizona Cardinals odds of winning the 2012 NFC West were set at 8-1 at Sportsbook.com, which was offering up to $250 in FREE CASH to qualified new customers here. 

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It won’t be an easy task. 

Arizona plays in a division that is likely to be dominated by the San Francisco 49ers, who only lost a mere 3 games last season.  San Francisco essentially has the same team as last year.

Around half the teams Arizona plays enjoyed records above .500 last season or were expected to improve dramatically (i.e. Chicago and Philadelphia). 

Arizona is a tough team to get a grasp on heading into the season as the quarterback situation is not entirely clear.  John Skelton was expected by some to nab the starting quarterback job. 

It might not matter who’s starting as the offensive line has not looked entirely impressive during the preseason.  Both Kevin Kolb and Skelton were sacked on their first play of the game against the Tennessee Titans. 

Oddsmakers were altering the total regular season wins total betting odds as this was going to publication but the UNDER might be something to consider.  We at Gambling911.com definitely don’t see a division win for Arizona.

San Francisco was listed at -260 to win the division, a bit of a steep price but might be worth betting. 

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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