Only Five Teams Have Shorter Super Bowl Odds Than Philly

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- On August 31st, two days after that infamous Sam Bradford perfect preseason game, the Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl odds were around 10/1, among the shortest in the NFL.

Then the Eagles lost three of their first four games to start the season, and according to Bovada LV, their odds plummeted to 35/1, 12th shortest in the NFL.

Now, after back-to-back convincing home wins over the New Orleans Saints and New York Giants to even their record at 3-3, the Eagles' Super Bowl odds shrunk to 18/1, tied for the sixth shortest in the NFL with Pennsylvania's other pro football team.

The Eagles are also now the favorite to win the NFC East at 6/5. After losing in Philadelphia, the Giants are 2/1, while the Dallas Cowboys are 15/4 and the Washington Redskins are 10/1.

The Eagles' opponent this week, the undefeated Carolina Panthers, have longer Super Bowl odds than the Eagles at 20/1. Also, the 5-1 Atlanta Falcons---a team that beat the Eagles in Week 1---also have 20/1 Super Bowl odds.

The New England Patriots are favored to win Super Bowl 50 at 11/4, slightly less than 3/1.

Here are the Week 7 NFL Super Bowl odds per Bovada LV:

New England Patriots                                             11/4

Green Bay Packers                                                  13/4

Cincinnati Bengals                                                 10/1

Denver Broncos                                                      10/1

Arizona Cardinals                                                  12/1

Philadelphia Eagles                                        18/1

Pittsburgh Steelers                                                18/1

Atlanta Falcons                                                       20/1

Carolina Panthers                                                   20/1

Seattle Seahawks                                                    20/1

Indianapolis Colts                                                  25/1

New York Jets                                                         25/1

New York Giants                                                     33/1

Dallas Cowboys                                                       50/1

Minnesota Vikings                                                 50/1

Buffalo Bills                                                             75/1

St. Louis Rams                                                        75/1

Miami Dolphins                                                    100/1

New Orleans Saints                                              100/1

Houston Texans                                                     150/1

San Diego Chargers                                              150/1

Washington Redskins                                          200/1

Oakland Raiders                                                   250/1

Tennessee Titans                                                 250/1

Detroit Lions                                                         300/1

Kansas City Chiefs                                               300/1

San Francisco 49ers                                           300/1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers                                     300/1

Baltimore Ravens                                               500/1

Chicago Bears                                                      500/1

Cleveland Browns                                                500/1

Jacksonville Jaguars                                          1000/1

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