NFL Week 10 - Odds and Ends

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4 days ago: CLEVELAND - NOVEMBER 07: Quarterback Colt McCoy #12 of the Cleveland Browns throws to a receiver against the New England Patriots at Cleveland Browns Stadium on November 7 2010 in Cleveland Ohio. (Photo by Matt Sullivan/Getty Images)

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The Browns are home underdogs to the Jets, Giants, Ravens, Steelers favored to win Super Bowl

The below odds are provided by BoDog.com and look at a variety of plays, including the Browns imporved odds to win the Super Bowl!

For what it's worth, the Browns are 3-point 'dogs against the Jets on Sunday.

Odds to win the Super Bowl XLV 

Pre-Season      Last Week        This Week

Indianapolis Colts                       17/2                  8/1                    11/1

Dallas Cowboys                         9/1                    150/1                500/1

New Orleans Saints                   10/1                  12/1                  12/1

New York Jets                           10/1                  8/1                    8/1

Green Bay Packers                    11/1                  9/1                    8/1

Minnesota Vikings                     11/1                  40/1                  30/1

Baltimore Ravens                       11/1                  8/1                    7/1

San Diego Chargers                   11/1                  22/1                  14/1                 

New England Patriots                 12/1                  15/2                 10/1                                         

Pittsburgh Steelers                    22/1                  15/2                  7/1

San Francisco 49ers                  25/1                  80/1                  80/1

New York Giants                        25/1                  8/1                    7/1

Atlanta Falcons                         25/1                  10/1                  10/1

Cincinnati Bengals                     25/1                  250/1                400/1

Houston Texans                         28/1                  40/1                  65/1

Philadelphia Eagles                    28/1                  25/1                  20/1

Miami Dolphins                          30/1                  50/1                  80/1

Chicago Bears                           30/1                  50/1                 50/1                             

Tennessee Titans                       30/1                  20/1                 16/1                                         

Washington Redskins                30/1                  65/1                 100/1                           

Carolina Panthers                      55/1                  1000/1              2000/1

Arizona Cardinals                       55/1                  225/1                350/1

Seattle Seahawks                      60/1                  55/1                  125/1

Denver Broncos                         65/1                  300/1                500/1

Oakland Raiders                        70/1                  65/1                  40/1

Jacksonville Jaguars                   80/1                  200/1                250/1

Kansas City Chiefs                    90/1                  25/1                  40/1

Cleveland Browns                       100/1                500/1                200/1

Detroit Lions                              100/1                200/1                300/1

Buffalo Bills                               150/1                2000/1             2000/1                                     

St. Louis Rams                          150/1                80/1                 80/1                                         

Tampa Bay Buccaneers             150/1                75/1                  100/1

NFL 2010 - Odds to win NFC West Division     

Seattle Seahawks                      7/4

St.Louis Rams                           7/4

San Francisco 49ers                  11/4

Arizona Cardinals                       6/1

Awards and League Leader Odds

WEEK 10 SPECIALS - Odds to win the 2010/11 NFL MVP        

Peyton Maninng (IND) QB                       7/2

Philip Rivers (SD) QB                             7/1

Aaron Rodgers (GB) QB                         7/1

Tom Brady (NE) QB                               8/1

Drew Brees (NO) QB                              8/1

Arian Foster (HOU) RB                           10/1

Chris Johnson (TEN) RB                         10/1

Adrian Peterson (MIN) RB                       15/1

Clay Matthews (GB) LB                          20/1

Michael Vick (PHI) QB                           25/1

Ahmad Bradshaw (NYG) RB                   25/1

Roddy White (ATL) WR                          40/1

Hakeem Nicks (NYG) WR                      40/1

Randy Moss (TEN) WR                          100/1

Terrell Owens (CIN) WR                          100/1

Field                                                     2/1

WEEK 10 SPECIALS - Who will Lead the NFL In Touchdown Passes in the 2010/11 Regular Season?           

Philip Rivers (SD) QB                             7/4

Drew Brees (NO) QB                              9/4

Eli Manning (NYG) QB                           5/1

Peyton Maninng (IND) QB                       6/1

Aaron Rodgers (GB) QB                         9/1

Tom Brady (NE) QB                               10/1

Matt Ryan (ATL) QB                               40/1

Carson Palmer (CIN) QB                         50/1

Field                                                     12/1

WEEK 10 SPECIALS - Who will Lead the NFL In Rushing Yards in the 2010/11 Regular Season?      

Adrian Peterson (MIN) RB                       7/4

Arian Foster (HOU) RB                           7/4

Chris Johnson (TEN) RB                         6/1

Ahmad Bradshaw (NYG) RB                   8/1

Rashard Mendenhall (PIT) RB                 18/1

Darren McFadden (OAK) RB                   20/1

Michael Turner (ATL) RB                         25/1

Jamaal Charles (KC) RB                         30/1

Maurice Jones-Drew (JAC) RB                40/1

Steven Jackson (STL) RB                       40/1

Frank Gore (SF) RB                               50/1

Field                                                     18/1

WEEK 10 SPECIALS - Who will Lead the NFL In Receiving Yards in the 2010/11 Regular Season?   

Brandon Lloyd (DEN) WR                       11/10

Roddy White (ATL) WR                          4/1

Terrell Owens (CIN) WR                          13/2

Reggie Wayne (IND) WR                        8/1

Antonio Gates (SD) TE                           10/1

Andre Johnson (HOU) WR                      11/1

Hakeem Nicks (NYG) WR                      35/1

Brandon Marshall (MIA) WR                    40/1

Field                                                     8/1

Coaching Odds

How many wins will the Dallas Cowboys record under Jason Garrett in the 2010 NFL Regular Season?

Over/Under                    2.5

WEEK 10 SPECIALS - Will Jason Garrett be the coach of Dallas for game 1 of the 2011 Regular Season?  

Yes                                          +200

No                                             -300

What will happen next for Wade Phillips before August 1^st 2011?

Member of an NFL coaching staff            1/2

Member of an NCAA coaching staff         4/1

Member of a CFL coaching staff              20/1

None of the above                                  3/2

Will Gary Kubiak be the coach of Houston for game 1 of the 2011 Regular Season?

Yes                              +150

No                                 -200

Week 10 Player/Team Props

If Donovan McNabb takes over possession with 2 minutes or less in either half Week 10, will the Redskins score?

Yes                              +135

No                                 -175

 

Donovan McNabb - Total Passing Yards Week 10 vs. Philadelphia

Over/Under                    220.5

Donovan McNabb - Total TD Passes Week 10 vs. Philadelphia

Over 1.5                        +200

Under 1.5                       -260

Donovan McNabb - Completion % Week 10 vs. Philadelphia

Over/Under                    60%

 

Randy Moss - Total Receiving Yards Week 10 vs Miami

Over/Under                    55.5

Randy Moss - Total Receptions Week 10 vs Miami

Over/Under                    3.5

 

Randy Moss - Will he score a TD Week 10 vs Miami

Yes                              +125

No                                 -155

Chad Pennington - Total Passing Yards Week 10 vs Tennessee

Over/Under                    220.5

Chad Pennington - Completion % Week 10 vs Tennessee

Over/Under                    60%

New York Jets - Total Passing and Rushing Yards Week 10 vs Cleveland and Rob Ryan's Defense?

Over/Under                    345

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NFL Week 10 - Browns Look To Stay Hot Against Jets

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2 days ago: New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez looks downfield during the third quarter of an NFL football game against the Detroit Lions at Ford Field in Detroit, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010. The Jets won 23-20 in overtime. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)

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Next up for the Browns? Mark Sanchez and the New York Jets at Cleveland Browns Stadium

The Browns have won two straight games.  Most years that alone is reason to celebrate.  When those wins come against the New Orleans Saints and New England Patriots, well, some might say those are the two biggest wins since the team returned to the NFL in 1999.

It doesn't get any easier this week as the Browns welcome the New York Jets to town.  The Jets, of course, are coached by Rex Ryan, brother of Browns DC Rob Ryan.  Could that give the Browns some kind of advantage?  Perhaps, but it will definitely give them some motivation.  Based on how the Browns played for their Head Coach Eric Mangini last week - going against his former team in New England - it certainly can't hurt.

Of course, the Jets are also a former employer of Mangini's, leading to Mangini saying he felt like he was in the movie "Ghosts of Girlfirend's Past".

Whatever it is, it seems to be working for the Browns.  Colt McCoy, Peyton Hillis and Co. have the city fired about the Browns moreso that at any time in recent memory and another win this week could put the Browns on the cusp of contention. 

Let's not get ahead of ourselves, however.  The Jets are a tough team, especially on defense, something neither the Saints or Patriots are.  How McCoy handles that will be key.

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