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Colts have 4th-best odds to win Super Bowl

Matthew Glenesk
matthew.glenesk@indystar.com
Will Colts fans be cheering on a Super Bowl-winning team in 2016?

So the NFL draft is over, and while some seem down on the Indianapolis Colts' work over the weekend, including those who think it will cost the team a Super Bowl chance, Las Vegas isn't too concerned.

In the latest betting odds released by Bovada, the Colts are among the title favorites, listed with the fourth-best odds to win the 2016 Super Bowl.

Only Seattle (11/2), Green Bay (7/1) and New England (15/2) have better odds.

The odds make sense, considering Indianapolis reached the AFC title game a year ago and added the likes of Andre Johnson, Frank Gore and Trent Cole in free agency.

As far as the AFC South, according to Vegas you might as well hand the division to the Colts, who have the South three years running. Bovada has the Colts as a heavy, heavy favorite with 1/4 odds. That's as close to a lock as you'll see these days.

For those interested, there's a prop bet on who will win Offensive rookie of the year. Colts first round pick Phillip Dorsett is listed with 14/1 odds, tied for 7th-best.

Odds to win the 2016 Super Bowl:

Seattle Seahawks 11/2

Green Bay Packers 7/1

New England Patriots 15/2

Indianapolis Colts 8/1

Dallas Cowboys 10/1

Denver Broncos 14/1

Philadelphia Eagles 18/1

Arizona Cardinals 20/1

Baltimore Ravens 25/1

New York Giants 25/1

Pittsburgh Steelers 25/1

Buffalo Bills 33/1

Cincinnati Bengals 33/1

Detroit Lions 33/1

San Francisco 49ers 33/1

St. Louis Rams 33/1

Atlanta Falcons 40/1

Carolina Panthers 40/1

Kansas City Chiefs 40/1

Miami Dolphins 40/1

New Orleans Saints 40/1

New York Jets 40/1

Chicago Bears 50/1

Houston Texans 50/1

Minnesota Vikings 50/1

San Diego Chargers 50/1

Cleveland Browns 75/1

Oakland Raiders 75/1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 100/1

Washington Redskins 100/1

Jacksonville Jaguars 200/1

Tennessee Titans 200/1