Future Odds
AFC Championship Betting Lines
This season's edition of the AFC should be one of the most compelling competitions in recent memory, and it is widely expected that whichever team emerges from this conference will wind up with the Super Bowl.
The New England Patriots are favored at 5/4 odds at Sportsbook, and the pickup of Randy Moss dominated the headlines for the Patriots in this offseason. Moss gives Tom Brady a legitimate deep threat, but only if Moss is motivated enough to play hard for the Pats which is something Bill Belichick has never had a problem instilling before.
The San Diego Chargers are next at 7/2 odds, and new coach Norv Turner inherits one of the league's most explosive teams on both sides of the ball. LaDainian Tomlinson and Shawne Merriman are both players who can dominate a game by themselves, and these players also have something to prove after last season's playoff loss to New England.
The Indianapolis Colts are rated at 9/2, and the play of two young players could be key to their season. Joseph Addai is now the primary running back with the exit of Dominic Rhodes, and rookie Anthony Gonzalez has all the skills to replace Brandon Stokley as the third receiver. Gonzalez definitely has the right mentors in Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne.
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The Baltimore Ravens are listed at 12/1, and they have the defense to make another Super Bowl run as they did in 2000. The 2007 edition has a much better offense than that team, but the onus will be on Willis McGahee to make a smooth adjustment from the Buffalo Bills.
Sportsbook - Odds to win 2008 AFC Championship
San Diego Chargers 7-2
Indianapolis Colts 9-2
New England Patriots 5-4
Baltimore Ravens 12-1
Pittsburgh Steelers 15-1
Cincinnati Bengals 14-1
Denver Broncos 14-1
Jacksonville Jaguars 16-1
Kansas City Chiefs 30-1
New York Jets 20-1
Miami Dolphins 30-1
Tennessee Titans 25-1
Buffalo Bills 50-1
Houston Texans 50-1
Cleveland Browns 50-1
Oakland Raiders 35-1
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