Buffalo Bills odds to win and betting lines

After a final record of 7-9, the betting odds and lines don't give much chance for the Buffalo Bills this football season.

Buffalo Bills odds to win and betting lines The beginning of the 2006 season was a disaster for the Buffalo Bills, falling down to a 2-5 record. But a quick recovery uplifted the fans, and the braver among them started whispering about playoffs. However, back-to-back losses to the Titans and the Ravens put an end to the dreams and the Buffalo Bills finished the season with a 7-9 record.

The Buffalo Bills are entering the 2007 NFL season much more prepared, which was proven in the opener against the New Orleans Saints at the Superdome. A 54-yard field goal by Rian Lindell with 3:23 left in regulation gave the Buffalo Bills a 13-10 win over the Saints. Trent Edwards was 10-for-11 with 49 yards, and Fred Jackson ran eight times for 49 yards and a major for the Bills.

Recently the Buffalo Bills released Johnny Quinn, Larry Edwards, Duane Coleman, Zac Tubbs and Aaron Brown. Darwin Walker was treaded to Chicago. Paul Posluszny signed a four year contract and Brian Moorman extended his. The Bills also signed Dwayne Wright and Nevin McCaskill. Former Stanford quarterback Trent Edwards was selected in the draft and will battle for the backup spot with Craig Nall.

When we take a look at the betting lines and the odds on the Buffalo Bills to win the football milestones, playoff is not out of the question, but a tough cookie for Buffalo. The team is also one of the underdogs to win the Super Bowl next year, as well as AFC; here are the betting lines as posted by the online sportsbook Bodog Sports (new window):

Buffalo Bills odds to win the AFC: 50/1

Buffalo Bills odds to win the AFC East: 11/1

Odds on the Bills to win the 2008 Super Bowl XLII: 100/1

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Published on 08/13/2007