If you’re looking to give your annual NFL betting bankroll a big-time boost, then you’re going to enjoy the expert betting analysis that you’re about to get on the value-packed 2016 NFL Odds To Win The AFC Championship.
From the top contenders to the pretenders and also-rans, you’re going to find out just which teams stand the best chance of bringing home the bacon as this year’s AFC champion.
With all of that said, let’s get started.
.@bosweiler17: “Woulda, coulda, shoulda — who knows? Peyton is going to start in the playoffs. And that’s something I support.”
— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) January 7, 2016
NFL Betting Odds To Win The AFC Championship
Denver Broncos +200
The Broncos (12-4) are favored to win the AFC but they’re certainly not a lock – and I don’t think any one team is this season. Still, the Broncos have an outstanding defense that could be the primary reason they win the AFC this season. Denver ranked first overall in total defense, first against the pass, third against the run and fourth in points allowed (18.5 ppg). Believe it or not…the big question for the Broncos this postseason is whether or not they’ll get competent play out of either Peyton Manning or Brock Osweiler this postseason. Still, the Broncos are undoubtedly worth the wager here.New England Patriots +200
New England (12-4) may have recorded a fantastic 12 wins during the regular season, but the Patriots are clearly not firing on all cylinders as they limp into the postseason having lost their final two games and four of their last six games overall. Let’s put it this way…Tom Brady and company failed to beat the pitiful Miami Dolphins in their 20-10 regular season finale even though they had a chance to wrap up home field throughout the AFC playoffs. Maybe it’s me, but I just don’t see the Pats representing the AFC in Super Bowl 50. I say save you money on the Pats with this wager!Pittsburgh Steelers +450
The Steelers (10-6) have their own health issues with Le’Veon Bell out and backup DeAngelo Williams nursing an ankle injury, not to mention the fact that their defense has been unusually generous this season. In spite of all that, Pittsburgh is a team that no one really wants to face right now, mostly because they can score the ball like a pinball machine, thanks to their third-ranked passing attack and fourth-ranked scoring offense (26.4 ppg). From where I’m sitting, I can definitely see Pittsburgh both reaching – and winning – the AFC crown this season. At +450, they definitely are deserving of a wager.
