Ravens Among Favorites for 2011 Super Bowl
by Bruce Raffel on Sep 7, 2010 6:17 PM EDT
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PrintAccording to the oddsmakers at Bodog.com, the Baltimore Ravens are among the best picks to not only win the AFC North, but represent the AFC in the Super Bowl in 2001. There re a ton of different betting odds available fo rthose people who are confident enough of their knowledge to ante up their hard-earned bucks and place it on the team they think will still be standing at the end of the season. The odds favor the Ravens, but there are some other teams right up there along with them, notable the favorites from each conference, the Indianapolis Colts and Dallas Cowboys.
Luckinly, the Ravens are favored to take the AFC North over the defending division champion Cincinnati Bengals and the always tough Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Team OddsOdds to win the 2011 Super Bowl XLV: Baltimore Ravens 11/1
Odds to win the 2010 AFC Championship: Baltimore Ravens 11/2
Odds to win the AFC North Division: Baltimore Ravens 5/4
Baltimore Ravens - Total wins in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over 10 (EVEN)
Under 10 (-130)
2010 NFL - Will the Baltimore Ravens Make the Playoffs?
Yes -180
No +140
Player Performance OddsJoe Flacco - Total Passing Yards in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 4000
Joe Flacco - Total TD Passes in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 24
Ray Rice – Total Rushing Yards the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 1250
Ray Rice – Total TD’s in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 10
Ray Rice – Total Receptions in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 65
Anquan Boldin – Total Receiving Yards in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 1050
Anquan Boldin – Total Receptions in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 80
Anquan Boldin – Total TD’s in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 7.5
Derrick Mason – Total Receiving Yards in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 825
Derrick Mason – Total Receptions in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 67.5
Mark Clayton – Total Receiving Yards in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 300
Terrell Suggs – Total Sacks in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 7.5
Trevor Pryce – Total Sacks in the 2010 NFL Regular Season
Over/Under 6.5
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The guys over at ESPN picked their Superbowl teams and each one of them had the Packers making it. Two of them had the Ravens in their picks with one of them winning. One guy had Bengals beating the Packers, pretty funny.
I have had Packers V Ravens since the end of last year
The secondary concerns me a little but I think we will look back and see that trade with seattle being as important as anything that happens this year.
Still rooting for the Jets but those are the teams I see in the superbowl.
"Sorry bro, he Jason Bourned me"- Drama
See a pattern? I do.
Whatever you say, John Nash.
Water covers 2/3 of the Earth's surface. Ed Reed covers the rest.
I, Gary Spivey, see the future. Victory for the Ravens in February.
"Cam, we're not going to have any issues because we're going to be winning."
--Joe Flacco
"Just win baby. Yeah, I stole that."
--Jon Gruden
I hope
you get to see it.
"Give us 10 points and the game is over...And they didn't score on us. Make sure you quote that. They didn't score on our defense."
by organizedchaos52 on Sep 8, 2010 3:33 PM EDT up reply actions
Ed Reed
will lock our Superbowl shot when he gets back. ask Hines Ward:
http://www.nfl.com/videos/baltimore-ravens/09000d5d81a58346/NFL-s-Top-100-Players-No-88-Ed-Reed
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