Green Bay Packers Odds to Win the 2015 Super Bowl: Season Wins Total Betting

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The Green Bay Packers odds to win the 2015 Super Bowl were set at 11-1 and their Season Win total was listed at OVER/UNDER 10.5 coming into this season.  The OVER had been priced at -120.

In addition to their NFC North rivals, the Packers were scheduled to face every team from the NFC South and AFC East, and the first-place finishers from the NFC East and NFC West.  The NFC South could prove to be especially tough.  USA Today has Green Bay with the 13th toughest schedule.

Heading into Week 13, the Packers were the odds-on favorites to win the 2015 Super Bowl at Sportsbook.ag.

Competition in the NFC North leading up to this point consisted of the Detroit Lions, who were completely destroyed against New England in Week 12.  The Packers were set to face that same Patriots team in Week 13 with a total that opened higher than any other in the history of NFL online sports betting.

Aaron Rodgers leads the NFL with an 85.9 Total QBR this season. It's the 3rd-highest QBR through the first 10 games of the season, trailing only Tom Brady's 2007 season and Rodgers' 2011 season.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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