2007 Miami Dolphins betting odds

Not much optimism in the fans of the Miami Dolphins entering the 2007 football season.

2007 Miami Dolphins betting odds Awful last season for the Miami Dolphins, after much expectations were on the team's performance under the direction of head coach Nick Saban. The Dolphins lost six of the first seven games, and quarterback Daunte Culpepper took part only in four games before being lost for the football season due to a knee injury. Joey Harrington took the starter position and the Miami Dolphins closed the shop with 6-10 record. The defense was great, considering the brutal schedule, and with a better quarterback the Dolphins could have done much better.

During the offseason, head coach Saban was replaced by the former Chargers offensive coordinator Cam Cameron. Joey Harrington also left the team and with Culpepper in obviously bad shape, the Dolphins traded for the Chiefs veteran QB Trent Green. But not before they managed to anger their fans for passing on the Notre Dame star Brady Quinn in the first round of the draft, to select the wide receiver Ted Ginn Jr.

Taking Trent Green to Florida, however, proved to be a good move. In the preseason opener the Miami Dolphins slipped past the Kansas City Chiefs for an 11-10 victory. Dolphins QB Trent Green went 4-of-7 for 41 yards passing in the victory. Cleo Lemon was an efficient 8-of-11 for 52 yards on the night.

Looking at the betting odds on the Miami Dolphins, there is plenty to be desired from the team this NFL season. Underdog at every competition, payout could be great thanks to a defense that keeps them in the game. Here are the betting odds on the Miami Dolphins, as published by the online sportsbook Bodog Sports (new window) :

Miami Dolphins odds to win the AFC: 35/1

Miami Dolphins odds to win the AFC East: 9/1

Odds on the Dolphins to win the 2008 Super Bowl: 65/1

How many NFL regular season wins betting lines on the Dolphins: over 7 wins (-140); under 7 (+110)

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Published on 08/24/2007