2015 NFL Futures Betting Guide: Breaking down the NFC North
With the start of the NFL season approaching, the staff at theScore put on their prognosticator hats to offer up futures selections on some of the more notable offerings on the board. Next up, the NFC North.
2015 NFL Futures Betting Guide
AFC East | NFC East
AFC North | NFC North
AFC South | NFC South
AFC West | NFC West
Win Totals | Super Bowl 50
NFC North odds
Team | BetOnline | Pinnacle | Sportsbook.ag |
---|---|---|---|
Green Bay Packers | -325 | -320 | -300 |
Detroit Lions | +450 | +497 | +540 |
Minnesota Vikings | +700 | +753 | +700 |
Chicago Bears | +1400 | +1640 | +2000 |
Gino Bottero: Adrian Peterson is going to be inspired and probably run for a lot of yards, but in the NFC North, all roads lead to Green Bay. The Packers have taken the division down four years in a row, but heavy public money has stripped them of any value. Run All-Day, run. Vikings +753 (Pinnacle)
Joe Thomson: The Bears seem to be flying under the radar as a quietly improved team. John Fox has had a ton of regular-season success and this offense should be tough to contend with regardless of Jay Cutler's perceived incompetence. If you're looking to make money in the NFC North, the Bears are your best choice. Bears +2000 (Sportsbook.ag)
Dan Wilkins: With the Packers again looking like a Super Bowl contender, and both Detroit and Minnesota being at least another year away from having a chance to earn the same status, it may not be very wise to bet against the favorites here. The return obviously won't be great regardless, but Green Bay should run away with this division for the fifth straight year. Packers -325 (BetOnline)
(Odds courtesy BetOnline, Pinnacle, Sportsbook.ag)
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