Post Draft Odds to Win the 2015 Super Bowl: Colts, Lions, Texans Futures Cut

Gambling911.com takes a look at the before and after 2015 Super Bowl odds with the first number representing the odds coming into this year’s Draft and the second number the change – if any – in odds afterwards.  All futures courtesy of BetDSI.com, which will be offering LIVE IN-PLAY betting on ALL regular season NFL games and up to $2500 in FREE BONUS CASH to qualified new customers.

While there weren’t any dramatic changes, we have seen some teams odds change as much as five points.  Most surprising perhaps is that teams which appeared to make the best picks really have not seen their odds change much.

Cleveland, for example, was still priced at 75/1 to win the 2015 Super Bowl even with their coveted Johnny Manziel pick.

The Texans are another team that made out well at this year’s Draft and this was reflected somewhat in the odds with their future price slashed from 45/1 to 42/1.

Meanwhile, the Bills and Redskins were seen as not faring especially well at this year’s Draft and this too is reflected in the odds. Buffalo went from having 90/1 odds of winning the Super Bowl to 95/1 and Washington went from 48/1 to 50/1.

The Lions and Colts were two teams that had positive changes in their odds with Detroit going from 40/1 to 38/1 and Indianapolis going from 28/1 to 25/1.

Indianapolis got more help for Andrew Luck with their selection of offensive lineman Jack Mewhort of Ohio State and Mississippi receiver Donte Moncrief.

"I think that as long as he (Luck) is healthy and upright and he's got great protection and he's got enough weapons surrounding him, he'll probably be here for a long time," coach Chuck Pagano said, referring to Luck. "Our goal, since Day 1, that vision has never changed — that is to build a program for sustained success. These are just two more pieces of the puzzle that will get us there."

The Lions focused heavily on defense this NFL Draft season, drafting solid players in Utah State cornerback Nevin Lawson, Bloomsburg defensive end Larry Webster and Princeton defensive tackle Caraun Reid.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com