2015 Online Betting Super Bowl Odds
Buffalo Bills +7500 While they narrowly missed out on earning a postseason berth in the AFC portion of the playoffs a year ago, the Buffalo Bills (9-7 SU, 9-7 ATS, 3-13 O/U) were still one of the surprise teams of 2014 as they recorded nine wins to post their first winning record since 2004.Week 14. Bills at Eagles. We’ll bring the shade this time. pic.twitter.com/TNne7Rggmm
— Buffalo Bills (@buffalobills) April 22, 2015
Now, I believe Buffalo could be in for bigger and better things in 2015 after making a series of wise offseason moves that brought both, defensive-minded head coach Rex Ryan and elite running back LeSean McCoy to win-starved Buffalo.
“Rex brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to the position that we feel will be a tremendous benefit to our players and the entire Bills organization,” Bills owner Terry Pegula said in a statement.
Ryan, who takes over after former head coach Doug Marrone stunned the team by announcing his resignation following the 214 campaign, has already gone on record to say that he wants to “build a bully” in Buffalo and I believe it could happen as early as the coming season.

That’s Not All…
In addition to winning nine games last season, Buffalo also went 9-7 ATS to finish 13th in the ATS standings. Ironically, the Bills beat Ryan’s former team, the New York Jets, in Weeks 8 and 12 before recording their most impressive win of the 2014 season by beating Green Bay at home in Week 15. More importantly, Ryan inherits a defense that finished fourth overall, including a stellar third against the pass and 11th against the run while racking up a league-high 54 sacks and producing three Pro Bowl linemen. The thing I really like about the Bills though is how Ryan has apparently given way to his shortcomings as an offensive mind. Ryan added respected former San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman to employ the same run-first strategy that worked wonders the last four seasons in Frisco and then begun adding explosive offensive players that will compliment McCoy and make the Bills more versatile. “Those are a running back’s favorite words,” veteran running back and team captain Fred Jackson told The Buffalo News. “He wants to beat people running the ball.”
