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Vegas releases 2014 NFL season win totals

By Trisity Miller

Feb 3, 2014; New York, NY, USA; A view of a Seattle Seahawks helmet and Super Bowl MVP trophy during the winning team press conference the day after Super Bowl XLVIII at Sheraton New York Times Square. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Feb 3, 2014; New York, NY, USA; A view of a Seattle Seahawks helmet and Super Bowl MVP trophy during the winning team press conference the day after Super Bowl XLVIII at Sheraton New York Times Square. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports /
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Months from the start of the 2014 NFL season, Vegas has released their win totals for each NFL team.

Here are a few notes that don’t shock us:

  • The Super Bowl participants in Seattle and Denver are tabbed with the most wins at 11.0. Based on their offseason moves, this will likely be the truth unless injury plays a hand in things.
  • Jacksonville is tabbed with the least wins. It seems Vegas doesn’t think Blake Bortles will have that big a impact this season.
  • Speaking of rookie quarterbacks, the Johnny Manziel-Brian Hoyer Browns aren’t tabbed that high either. That may be more of an indictment on the lack of supporting cast on offense rather than the QB.
  • The oh, so polarizing NFC East are extremely close, with a 1.5 wins gap between the highest (Philly, 9.0) and the lowest (Washington, 7.5). This means another year of the division crown coming down to a Week 17 matchup which is always entertaining.
  • The NFC South is ultra-competitive also. Vegas has the Saints, Panthers, and Falcons finishing with 8 or more wins. Considering the division crown changes hands every season (Saints won last year), there is no clear-cut better team here. The season will settle this one.

Here is a look at all the win totals, the over and the under betting odds.

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Let us know below if you agree with the win totals and how you think certain teams will perform during the 2014 NFL season.