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2015 Super Bowl XLIX odds have Seattle Seahawks on top

The Seattle Seahawks are solid favourites to start their quest for back-to-back Super Bowls with a Week 1 win over the Green Bay Packers when the new NFL season commences tomorrow.

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Seattle is a $1.40 favourite in online bookie Sportingbet.com.au’s head to head market versus $3.05 for the Packers.

And punters are rallying behind the defending champion for more title success, with the Seahawks $6.50 favourites ahead of the New England Patriots ($7), the Denver Broncos ($7.50) and the San Francisco 49ers ($8.50) to win Super Bowl XLIX.

Seattle Seahawks head odds to win 2015 Super Bowl XLIX

“Just shy of 20% of the total money wagered on our Super Bowl market is for Seattle so far and our US & UK offices are reporting a similar trend,” Sportingbet’s Andrew Brown said.

“There has been steady support for a couple of teams at odds, including a bet of $2,000 at $17 for the Saints and $1,000 at $31 for the Steelers.”

Broncos quarter back Peyton Manning is Sportingbet’s $4 favourite for most passing yards in the regular season, in front of Drew Brees ($4.25), Matthew Stafford ($7.50) and Aaron Rodgers ($8.50).

“I’ve got Tom Brady in my fantasy team so I’ll be cheering him on at $15.”

 

For Sportingbet’s full list of NFL markets visit https://www.sportingbet.com.au/american-football/futures

 

2015 Super Bowl XLIX – Outright winner

Sportingbet.com.au market

Seattle Seahawks $6.50

New England Patriots $7

Denver Broncos $7.50

San Francisco 49ers $8.50

Green Bay Packers $11

New Orleans Saints $12

Indianapolis Colts $26

Pittsburgh Steelers $26

Philadelphia Eagles $31

Carolina Panthers $33

Cincinnati Bengals $33

Atlanta Falcons $36

Baltimore Ravens $36

Chicago Bears $36

Detroit Lions $36

Others $41+

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