According to Bodog, Tom Brady’s injury has improved the Cowboys’ odds for winning Super Bowl XLIII. Here are the odds to win the Super Bowl as of September 9 (NFC East teams in bold):
Dallas Cowboys: 4/1
San Diego Chargers: 13/2
Indianapolis Colts: 15/2
New Orleans Saints: 10/1
Pittsburgh Steelers: 10/1
Jacksonville Jaguars: 13/1
New York Giants: 14/1
Philadelphia Eagles: 14/1
Green Bay Packers: 15/1
Minnesota Vikings: 15/1
New York Jets: 15/1
New England Patriots: 20/1
Carolina Panthers: 25/1
Denver Broncos: 25/1
Seattle Seahawks: 26/1
Buffalo Bills: 30/1
Tennessee Titans: 30/1
Chicago Bears: 35/1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 40/1
Arizona Cardinals: 50/1
Cleveland Browns: 55/1
Baltimore Ravens: 60/1
Atlanta Falcons: 100/1
Cincinnati Bengals: 100/1
Detroit Lions: 100/1
Houston Texans: 100/1
Oakland Raiders: 100/1
San Francisco 49ers: 100/1
St. Louis Rams: 100/1
Washington Redskins: 100/1
Kansas City Chiefs: 150/1
Miami Dolphins: 150/1
Notes from the 2009 Super Bowl Odds Changes
* The new favorites are the Cowboys who went from 6/1 to win the Super Bowl to 4/1. The Cowboys are 9/5 odds to win the NFC.
* New England fell from 7/2 to 20/1. The Patriots were 2/1 odds to win the AFC again but are now just 9/1 odds to repeat.
* Buffalo went from 50/1to 30/1.
* Pittsburgh went from 18/1 to 10/1
* Philadelphia moved up from 25/1 to 14/1
