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Panthers have the 27th ranked schedule based on SB odds

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I'll add the effort, I guess....

 

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  • The Super Bowl odds were provided by Bovada.lv
  • “1” is the hardest schedule and “32” is the easiest schedule
  • “Avg. Opp. SB Odds” is the average opponent Super Bowl odds ranked from 1-32. For example: If a team’s “Avg. Opp. SB Odds” is 14, it means this is equivalent to playing the 14th best team over the course of a full season. You can see how tight S.O.S is between No. 1 – 32, so a few good/bad matchups can really swing things quite a bit.
  • Changes are between now and our last update back in April.
Rank Team Avg. Opp. SB Odds SB Odds Changes
1. Redskins 12.75 6600 1
2. Chiefs 12.81 2500 -1
3. Eagles 13.56 5,000 -5
4. Cowboys 13.63 1200 0
5. Lions 14.13 6600 0
6. Bills 14.19 15000 1
6. Broncos 14.19 2500 4
8. Chargers 14.38 5000 -6
9. Falcons 14.50 1400 4
10. Buccaneers 14.56 3300 1
10. Dolphins 14.56 6600 1
12. Raiders 14.69 1000 0
13. Giants 14.75 2200 2
14. 49ers 14.81 30000 -7
15. Rams 14.88 15000 5
16. Jets 15.13 30000 2
17. Bears 15.19 15000 0
18. Saints 15.69 5000 -1
19. Packers 15.81 750 -1
20. Patriots 16.06 350 -2
21. Browns 16.31 30000 0
22. Ravens 16.38 5000 -1
22. Seahawks 16.38 1200 -1
22. Texans 16.38 2500 2
25. Bengals 16.56 6600 -1
26. Jaguars 16.63 10000 2
27. Panthers 16.75 2500 3
28. Titans 16.81 3300 -8
29. Cardinals 16.88 3300 0
30. Vikings 17.00 3300 6
31. Steelers 17.19 1200 -2
32. Colts 17.50 3300 0

 

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