Who Will Win the 2010 Super Bowl? 2010 NFL Super Bowl Betting Odds – The Hound Sports Guy Commentary – Get Tickets to Your Winning Team

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Now that I am down off my soap box, I can get back to writting a little bit. Below are the current odds to win the 2010 Super Bowl. Do with them what you will. Remember, if you want tickets to the teams below, simply click the teams link and you will be taken to the that teams page where you will be able to compare ticket prices from 100's of sellers at the same time. Use our one of a kind interactive maps to get the price, quanitity, section and row you want to sit in at the price you want to sit in. Save $$ today.

Without further ado, here are the 2010 NFL Super Bowl Odds as posted by our good friends at the Golden Nugget hotel in Las Vegas. Of course I have added my comments, it wouldn't be a good blog without some reaction.

#1 Indianapolis Colts at 13/2 - With Peyton Manning at the helm your odds are always good. The question this year will be whether the running game can step up to take pressure off of the passing game and will Peyton be able to break through a second time in the playoffs (his career playoff record is roughly .500).

#2 Dallas Cowboys at 8/1 - I am not sure why, but they seem to be getting a little to much hype this year. I liked them better when they were flying under the radar a little bit. They definitely have the talent to go all the way, the question is, can Tony Romo get it done in January? Can Wade Phillips prove that he is a legitimate threat as a head coach.

#3 New Orleans Saints at 8/1 - Last years champs look strong again this year. Sean Payton is a flat out stud coach, Drew Brees is a flat out stub QB, that combination usually makes for a successful season. As always though, it is especially tough to repeat when you have been getting patted on the back so much in the off season. No matter how much they deny it, it will effect them. They got some breaks last year to get that title, and with the NFL as strong as it is right now, they will need to get even more to get it done again.

#4 San Diego Chargers at 17/2 - Once again they appear ready to go on another regular season tear. The question as always, can they get it done in the playoffs? They haven't been able to yet, and P Riv won't get the credit he deserves until they do. Ryan Mathews looks to be a beast this preseason. The defense is looking better than ever, Larry English might prove to be the sleeper in last years draft. If the D can fold up against the run, and Cason can fill the whole left by Cromartie, then the Chargers are my favorite to get to the Super Bowl this year.

#5 New England Patriots at 9/1 - Tom Brady is 1 full season removed from a catastrophic knee injury and is looking good in the preseason. They question on this team will be whether their relatively young linebacking core and step up.

#6 Green Bay Packers at 10/1 - Aaron Rogers is a dude, Clay Matthews was the steal of the draft last year. The O looks polished, the D looks fierce. Madden picked them to go all the way. Can they make it happen?

#7 Minnesota Minnesota Vikings at 10/1 - Brett Favre is back! I for one am shocked (<--major sarcasm). Either way, he makes them a better team. If he plays even close to the level he did last year and Adrian Peterson can stop fumbling, I like them as the favorites. Those are big questions though, the loss of Sidney Rice for half the season will not help either.

#8 N.Y. Jets New York Jets at 12/1 - Wow, the hype machine is out of control this year. I like their team, and they have one of the best D's in the NFL, but in today's NFL QB's are a lot more important than defense. El Sanchito aka The Sanchize is looking to have taken a step back in preseason. If he can turn it around, Revis or no, they are going to be a very dangerous team.

#9 Baltimore Ravens at 14/1 - Joe Flacco is looking great this preason and has tons of weapons to get the job done. Madden loves them to get to the Super Bowl too. Can their aging defense hold up for the length of the season? That will be the question. While they do have tons of offensive fire power, they are not going to outscore the highest flying teams like the Colts at the Chargers if it comes down to that.

#10 N.Y. Giants New York Giants at 15/1 - Where oh where is Plax when they need him? Oh ya, he is in the clink. Love Steve Smith. Brandon Jacobs is showing signs of wear and tear. Can Bradshaw carry the running game? Can the D be a lot better than last season? #10 odds to win the Super Bowl seems a little high to me.

#11 Pittsburgh Steelers at 20/1 - With Big Ben out, it looks like they will go with Byron Leftwich. I am going on record as saying Dennis Dixon is the answer not the slow footed, long deliveried Leftwich. Dixon may not have as much experience but he is far more dynamic. Those first 4 games will be crucial to any playoff run. Beyond that, the question will be, can Troy Polamalu stay healthy. They are a completely different team with him on the field. These odds seem low to me, if they can get through those first 4 games, they will be dangerous.

#12 Atlanta Falcons at 22/1 - They question for this team will be whether Matt Ryan can get back to his rookie season form, and will Michael Turner be able to reclaim some of his glory from 2 season ago? They were close last year, but couldn't quite get over the hump. These odds seem high to me.

#13 Cincinnati Bengals at 25/1 - There are media members that think that Carson Palmer is one of the best quarterbacks in the league, I am not one of the people. Ever since that knee injury so many years ago, he has not been the same guy. Are TO and Ochocinco washed up? The Bengals certainly hope not, I am in the camp that they have something left. Although they certainly didn't do anything to disprove that the second half of last season. Ochocinco had 1 100 yd receiving game in the last 10 games of last year, and only 1 TD. If that happens this year, the Bengals will be in trouble.

#14 Tennessee Titans at 25/1 - CJY2000 (or Chris Johnson) is poised and ready to break the all time NFL rushing record. If Vince Young can be decent this year, and the defense can get off the field, it is going to happen. Does that mean they will win the Super Bowl? Probably not, but that does mean they will be totally exciting. I know I will be pulling for him.

#15 Washington Redskins at 28/1 - Haynesworth is a cancer on that team, he is tearing it apart. McNabb is a nice fit there, the offensive line needs work though and without that unit playing better, it doesn't matter who plays QB.

#16 Philadelphia Eagles at 30/1 - Kevin Kolb is poised and ready to replace McNabb. Will he make them forget? Heaven knows he will get the opportunity. Did you know the Eagles threw the ball more than 70% of the time the last 3 seasons. More than anyone in the NFL. He better be good.

#17 Chicago Bears at 30/1 - Jay Cutler better produce, 2 first round draft picks to Denver is starting to look like a steal. This season will tell the tail. Matt Forte needs to stay healthy and step up again this season. Urlacher is hurt again, and appears to be in the twilight of his career. They will need some career years to get to the Bowl this year.

#18 Miami Dolphins at 30/1 - The defense is looking very strong. Their coach is elite, and Chad Henne is growing into the roll of team leader. #18 on this list seems to low to me. If Ronnie Brown can stay healthy and Chad Henne takes a step forward they will make some waves in the AFC East.

#19 Houston Texnas at 30/1 - Can Matt Shaub stay healthy? That is the million dollar question. He hasn't been able to his whole career. Andre Johnson is the best there is. Has there ever been a receiver with his physical gifts? He is unbelievable. The D will take a step back with out Cushing on the field. The Texans are hoping he doesn't "over train" while on his "break" away from the team. They can't afford to lose him for the entire year.

#20 San Francisco 49ers at 40/1 - The difference between elite teams and being in the bottom 3rd in the NFL? Quarterback play. Will Alex Smith step up this year? If so, the 49ers will be dangerous and will have a real shot at winning a down and out NFC West.

#21 Seattle Seahawks at 50/1 - Pete "I had no idea Reggie was making 100's of thousands of $$'s" Carroll, takes his act to a place where it is legal to pay his players. I am told he is relieved because he doesn't have to "not know about paying players" any more. In all seriousness, Pete has really made some nice moves this off season, and the Hawks will be a few breaks away from winning the NFC West. Rumor has it that Vincent Jackson is talking long term deal. If they can get that done along with a trade from the Chargers, they would be significantly better than in 2010.

#22 Denver Broncos at 50/1 - Some people think Tim Tebow will be a good NFL QB because of his intangibles. I am not one of those people. Intangibles do not win games at the NFL level. Denver is going to need a lot of help to make the AFC West interesting. Of course no one thought they would make noise last year, and look what happened.

#23 Jacksonville Jaguars at 50/1 - Everyone is ready for Garrard to take a step forward as the Jacksonville QB. MJD needs some help. So does a porous defense. Looks like it might be another long season in Jaguar country.

#24 Carolina Panthers at 50/1 - Is Matt Moore simply keeping the seat warm for Jimmy Clausen? If he is, and Clausen takes over this season, they are going to be way out of the playoff picture. Moore along with Carolina fans certainly hope that won't happen. Will the loss of Julius Pepper hurt the D? Probably, but he was getting old, and it was the right thing to do to get rid of him. There is always issues with players and their 3rd contract. They know it is their last one and usually they play like it.

#25 Arizona Cardinals at 50/1 - Larry Fitzgerald and the entire Cardinals organization need to get on a plane and go see Kurt Warner about playing. Bust out the check book, cause Leinart is about to carry his gas can onto the field and burn down the whole season. Ken Wisenhunt knows it, the players know it, and the fans know it too.

#26 Cleveland Browns at 80/1 - Jake Delhomme is taking the reigns of a team and a city that desperately needs some leadership and consistency at the QB position. They have not had anything even resembling that since they team re emerged in the 2000 season.

#27 Kansas City Chiefs at 100/1 - Was Matt Cassell worth the money or are Randy Moss and Wes Welker that good? We will know this season. Charlie Weis and Romeo Crennel will help immensly, they still have a year or 2 before they will be contenders again though.

#28 Detroit Lions at 100/1 - Things are finally looking up in the motor city. They have drafted well, and signed some difference makers. In my opinion, they will be MUCH better than the 2 wins they mustered last year. I am going to say it 5 wins for the Lions. I would go more, but that division is a beast.

#29 Oakland Raiders at 100/1 - Lets get one thing straight, Jason Campbell is not Stabler. The notion is hilarious and an insult to Stabler. Campbell has never won anything, he is hoping that changes this year. I will give them credit for a solid draft this year, and Richard Seymore is still a beast. However, they pay way to much money to a punter, a field goal kicker and a corner back. They take up more than 25% of their payroll, that is the stat of the year to be sure.

#30 Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 100/1 - Ever since Jon Gruden left they have been bad. Will this year be any different? Tampa is hoping so, prospects are not looking bright though.

#31 Buffalo Bills at 120/1 - They should be in last place, period. Rumor has it that Chan Galey kicked some teenagers out of practice for heckling Trent Edwards. That is obsurd. Fans should / need to tell this franchise whats wrong. Ownership certainly can't figure it out. They have taken one of the jewels of the NFL and turned them into slop. I hope I am wrong.

#32 St. Louis Rams at 150/1 - Can a QB that has injury problems going all the way back to college stay healthy in the NFL with no offensive line? We will find out this year. Could be an expensive experiment at $68 million.