SUPER BOWL

The path to the Super Bowl in the NFC appears to go through New Orleans this year, but the Cowboys' odds are not bad.

The New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons will meet in what should be a shootout on Thanksgiving.

After a last-second victory this week, it appears Giants QB Eli Manning's job is safe for the time being.

Three high-scoring teams are in a near-deadlock at the top of the latest Super Bowl betting odds.

The winner of Sunday's matchup between the Rams and Saints will be in the driver's seat for the NFC's top seed.

The Patriots quarterback talked about the clash against the NFC North franchise, calling it "a big challenge for our defense."

The Rams, Patriots, Chiefs and Saints all have better than 10/1 Super Bowl odds.

The Broncos should be able to play Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs close when they meet in Denver.

Patterson has recorded just five catches for 36 yards in the three games the New England Patriots have played this season.

The Los Angeles Rams are heavy favorites against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 4.

The Patriots aren't favored to win the Super Bowl, and multiple teams could soon have better championship odds.

The New England Patriots and Green Bay Packers have two total wins after Week 3 of the 2018 NFL season.

Nearly a dozen teams now have worse Super Bowl odds than the Cleveland Browns.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are barely favored over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on "Monday Night Football."

The Patriots are road favorites over the Jaguars in a rematch of the 2018 AFC Championship Game.

The Philadelphia Eagles are slight favorites over the Atlanta Falcons in the 2018 NFL season opener.

The Philadelphia Eagles haven't announced whether it'll be Carson Wentz or Nick Foles that starts in Week 1.

There isn't much value in betting on the 49ers, Raiders or Giants to win the Super Bowl at the Monmouth Park sportsbook.

Dallas will have plenty of weapons to make a run at the playoffs.

The Philadelphia Eagles will be challenged by several elite teams in 2018.

The Philadelphia Eagles won't celebrate their Super Bowl championship at the White House.