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BetUS.com has released odds on contract negotiations for both Super Bowl 2010 quarterbacks, Peyton Manning and Drew Brees. Who will get the bigger deal?
While Peyton Manning and Drew Brees may be squaring off on the field in Super Bowl XLIV they may also be headed for a showdown of a different sort following the NFL's biggest game. With Manning's current deal over after the season and reports that the Saints will extend Brees in the offseason speculation is through the roof as to who will get the bigger deal. This being the case, the largest most successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com posted odds which deal will be worth more.
Analysts at BetUS.com posted the following odds on Manning and Brees contract talks:
NFL Contracts
More money overall
Peyton Manning 1/3
Drew Brees 2/1
More money per year
Peyton Manning 1/4
Drew Brees 5/2
Bigger Signing Bonus
Peyton Manning 1/4
Drew Brees 5/2
Peyton Manning Length of Contract
Under 5 Years 3/1
5 Years 9/5
6 Years 6/5
7 Years 2/1
8 Years or More 4/1
Peyton Manning Salary per Year
Under $18 Million 5/1
$18.1 - $19.99 Million 7/2
$20 Million - $20.59 Million 5/2
$20.6 Million - $20.99 Million 9/5
$21 Million - $21.59 Million 2/1
$21.6 Million - $21.99 Million 7/2
$22 Million or More 3/1
Peyton Manning Signing Bonus
Over $49.5 Million 10/13
Under $49.5 Million 10/11
Drew Brees Length of Contract
Under 5 Years 3/1
5 Years 3/2
6 Years 6/5
7 Years 2/1
8 Years or More 3/1
Drew Brees Salary per Year
Under $17 Million 9/2
$17.1 - $18.99 Million 2/1
$19 Million - $19.59 Million 9/5
$19.6 Million - $19.99 Million 2/1
$20 Million - $20.59 Million 3/1
$20.6 Million - $20.99 Million 3/1
$21 Million or More 7/2
Peyton Manning Salary per Year
Under $18 Million 5/1
$18.1 - $19.99 Million 7/2
$20 Million - $20.59 Million 5/2
$20.6 Million - $20.99 Million 9/5
$21 Million - $21.59 Million 2/1
$21.6 Million - $21.99 Million 7/2
$22 Million or More 3/1
Peyton Manning Signing Bonus
Over $49.5 Million 10/13
Under $49.5 Million 10/11
