Gambling site has the Eagles as the eighth most likely Super Bowl winner

Jordan Matthews is at 66/1 to lead the league in receiving yards. BUY!
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If you strip out gambling tendencies such as teams who tend to draw more betting action, the Eagles are the eighth most likely team to win the Super Bowl, per Canada-based gambling site Bovada.lv. Here is their full list:

 TeamOdds Team Odds 
 Packers6/1 Bengals40/1 
 Seahawks6/1  Lions40/1 
 Colts9/1  Falcons40/1 
 Patriots9/1  Panthers40/1 
 Cowboys14/1  Chargers40/1 
 Broncos14/1  Texans50/1 
 Steelers18/1  Bears50/1 
 Eagles22/1 49ers50/1 
 Ravens22/1  Rams50/1 
 Giants25/1  Jets66/1 
 Dolphins28/1  Browns100/1 
 Cardinals33/1  Raiders100/1 
 Bills33/1  Buccaneers100/1 
 Chiefs33/1  Redskins125/1 
 Vikings33/1  Jaguars200/1 
 Saints33/1  Titans200/1 


Good buys, bad buys:

• Personally, I think the Eagles, Cowboys and Giants are all overrated here. The Cowboys in the same league as the Broncos? Please. The Eagles in the top eight? Not with their QB situation. The Giants at tenth? The Giants are trash. They did get the Redskins right though.

• As for good buys, I like the Lions and Chargers at 40/1, and I kinda like the Seahawks at 6/1. That defense is always going to keep them at the top of the standings, and their division isn't as good anymore with the Niners in a tailspin.

Other prop bets that include Eagles players:

• DeMarco Murray is at 25/1 to win the MVP award. I wouldn't touch that with a 10-foot pole. Murray tied for third in MVP voting a year ago when he had almost 500 more rushing yards than the next closest player.

• Sam Bradford is at 50/1 to win the MVP award. Again, steer clear. Let's, you know, see him actually sprint first.

• Bradford is also at 50/1 to be the passing leader. Obviously, Bradford would have to stay healthy to achieve this, which is dicey at best. But beyond that, the Eagles' are going to rely on the run game. I'd pass.

• Jordan Matthews is at 66/1 to be the NFL receiving leader. BUY! BUY! BUY! I love this one, actually. It wouldn't shock me at all if Matthews emerged as a volume catcher in the Eagles offense this season and put up huge numbers. 66/1 is a great value.

• Murray is at 8/1 to win the rushing title. He's third in that department behind Adrian Peterson and Marshawn Lynch. I'd pass. Murray isn't going to get anywhere near the same number of touches he did a year ago in this extremely deep and talented Eagles backfield.

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