Super Bowl Odds: And Then There Were Four
There are four teams left in contention after this weekend, which has really narrowed the Super Bowl odds.
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The Carolina Panther led the Seattle Seahawks from wire-to-wire yesterday. The Panthers dominated the first half scoring 31 points. The Sehawks held the Panthers to a scoreless second half and put 24 points on the board, but it was not enough and Carolina held on for the win.
The Broncos were able to pull out the victory in a nailbiter against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Broncos won 23-16.
The Kansas City Chiefs barely edged out the Kansas City Chiefs 27-20 on Saturday.
The game everyone was talking about was between the Green Bay Packers and Arizona Cardinals. Green Bay forced overtime off an Aaron Rodgers hail mary. However, it was no meant to be as Arizona punched in a touchdown in overtime to win.
The Panthers and Pats are co-favorites to win it all. The Broncos and Cardinals are also tied up in the odds behind the two favorites.
The odds (courtesy of Bovada) are below.
