Patriots Odds Without Brady

Written September 10, 2008 by Jack Jones

Before the season began, everyone was offering their 2008 NFL predictions on how they thought the season was going to turn out. Well after week 1 most of those predictions were in disarray as people were scrambling to figure out how the NFL season was going to turn out with the Patriots having Tom Brady under center. One of the largest and most respected sportsbooks in the world, BetUS, decided to post odds and predictions on how the Patriots season would turn out without Tom Brady.

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The website has been flooded with visitors who want to place their bets and see what the pundits are thinking about the situation. One of the reasons we like BetUS so much is that they strive to give fans predictions as early as possible, whether it’s just before the season begins or after something significant happens like the Brady injury. With Tom Brady out for the season, they went and updated the odds and got them out before anybody else did, seeing a HUGE shift from the original lines due to the New England loss.

Patriots Odds to Win the Super Bowl
Original 3/1
Now 9/1

New England’s Odds to Win the AFC
Originally 3/2
Now 9/2

Odds on Winning the AFC East
Orginally 1/10
Now 2/5

Over/Under on Total Wins During the Regular Season
Orginal 12.5
Now 9

Odds on who will be the new quarterback for the Patriots
Matt Cassell 1/5
Chris Simms 3/1
Dante Culpepper 8/1
Tim Rattay 4/1
Tim Couch 6/1
Vinny Testeverde 8/1
Cordell Stewart 10/1
Dan Marino 20/1
Randy Moss 60/1
Steve Young 50/1
Joe Montana 100/1
Jessica Simpson 150/1
Bart Simpson 250/1

Total Passing TD’s for the Patriots In 2008
Over 20 6/5
Under 20 6/5

Total Passing Yards By New England in 2008
Over 2800 6/5
Under 2800 6/5

Total Interceptions Thrown by the Patriots in 2008
Over 18.5 6/5
Under 18.5 6/5

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