Looks like Haley

[aj_law]

I will be ecstatic once confirmed. Steelers have to be the hands-down favorite to win it all next year.

3rd at 6 to 1, to be exact.

Don't recall who the other teams ahead of them are, but I know one was 5 to 1 and another was 11 to 2 (5.5 to 1).  Probably the Pack and Saints, maybe?  Dunno.

[Brinker]

2012 Super Bowl Odds Pre-Free Agency


Green Bay Packers: 7/1


New England Patriots: 7/1


San Diego Chargers: 10/1


Pittsburgh Steelers: 12/1


Atlanta Falcons: 14/1


Baltimore Ravens: 14/1


Dallas Cowboys: 14/1


New York Jets: 14/1


Philadelphia Eagles: 15/1


New Orleans Saints: 16/1


Indianapolis Colts: 18/1


New York Giants: 20/1


Minnesota Vikings: 25/1


Chicago Bears: 28/1


Houston Texans: 30/1


Detroit Lions: 35/1


Kansas City Chiefs: 35/1


San Francisco 49ers: 40/1


St. Louis Rams: 45/1


Miami Dolphins: 50/1


Oakland Raiders: 50/1


Tennessee Titans: 55/1


Denver Broncos: 65/1


Washington Redskins: 65/1


Arizona Cardinals: 75/1


Cleveland Browns: 75/1


Jacksonville Jaguars: 75/1


Seattle Seahawks: 75/1


Cincinnati Bengals: 80/1


Buffalo Bills: 125/1


Carolina Panthers: 150/1


References:


Football Futures, 2012 Super Bowl Odds, Bodog.eu

[Joetorious]

So this is the year the Chargers might get over the hump, eh?

[jonzr]

Sandy Eggo?  Really?  Did Norv Turner die?  NE is tied with GB at the top but no respect for the Champs.  Didn't these guys watch the playoffs and the SB?

[Finnegans Wake]

So the Vikings and Giants are about equal in the eyes of Vegas?

HuhfuckinWHA...?

[aj_law]

Those have to be last year's odds for this past (2012) Super Bowl.

I mean, Detroit at 35/1 or San Fran at 40/1?

Think you have to look for odds for 2013 Super Bowl.

I'd look it up myself, but all those types of sites are blocked at work.

[Y2Joyce]

=========================== Team Odds ===========================
New England Patriots 5-1
Green Bay Packers 11-2
Pittsburgh Steelers 6-1
Philadelphia Eagles 6-1
New York Giants 8-1
 New Orleans Saints 10-1
 San Francisco 49ers 10-1
 San Diego Chargers 12-1
Houston Texans 12-1
Chicago Bears 17-1
Detroit Lions 18-1
Atlanta Falcons 18-1
Dallas Cowboys 20-1
Baltimore Ravens 20-1
New York Jets 20-1
Indianapolis Colts 25-1
Tennessee Titans 30-1
Cincinnati Bengals 30-1
Buffalo Bills 50-1
Kansas City Chiefs 50-1
Seattle Seahawks 50-1
Denver Broncos 50-1
Carolina Panthers 50-1
Miami Dolphins 50-1
St. Louis Rams 50-1
Oakland Raiders 60-1
Minnesota Vikings 60-1
Arizona Cardinals 60-1
Cleveland Browns 75-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 100-1
Washington Redskins 125-1
Jacksonville Jaguars 150-1

[Finnegans Wake]

Better.

Still, Patriots on top again?  What, did Goodell legalize spy-taping?

[aj_law]

Yeah, that's it.

Even those future numbers are a little goofy, IMO.  Personally, I think the top 3 AFC teams going into next year are going to be (in no particular order) Pittsburgh, Houston and Balty.  Don't see how the Chargers are higher than the Ravens and equal to the Texans. 

Also, Ravens at 20-1, but Indy is at 25-1??  Cuh-razy.

[Brinker]

From Wiki


In 2006, Haley filed a 1.7 million-dollar lawsuit against McDonald's after his wife found a dead rat in her salad. The salad was purchased at a Southlake, Texas McDonald's restaurant while Haley was a member of the Dallas Cowboys coaching staff. His wife and their live-in babysitter began to eat before noticing the rat. The case was settled out of court for a confidential amount.