With only a scant two weeks until the beloved Redskins open training camp, many fans remain optimistic about the team’s chances at the postseason, in this their second season under Hall of Fame coach, Joe Gibbs. While the fans and players may feel positive about the Redskins return to dominance, it would appear that sports analyst Danny Sheridan is not feeling the same vibe coming from Redskins Park. Sheridan recently released his NFL Super Bowl odds and based on them, the Redskins winning the Super Bowl could put some people in the same tax bracket as owner Dan Snyder.
It is getting harder and harder to find a cup of black coffee and a daily paper that doesn’t cost more than a buck. Consider skipping both for a week and instead take the action in Las Vegas and if Cinderella can get lucky at the ball, one might find that Redskins season tickets are in fact an affordable luxury.
Here are the odds as calculated by Sheridan. And by the way, a sextillion has 21 zeros (we checked).
SHERIDAN'S ODDS New England 6 to 1
Philadelphia 6 to 1
Indianapolis 7 to 1
Pittsburgh 10 to 1
Atlanta 10 to 1
Carolina 12 to 1
Kansas City 12 to 1
Baltimore 15 to 1
Minnesota 18 to 1
Jacksonville 18 to 1
New York Jets 20 to 1
San Diego 22 to 1
Seattle 25 to 1
Green Bay 25 to 1
Buffalo 28 to 1
Denver 30 to 1
Oakland 40 to 1
St. Louis 50 to 1
Tampa Bay 75 to 1
Dallas 100 to 1
Washington 250 to 1 Tennessee 1,000 to 1
Cincinnati 5,000 to 1
New York Giants 25,000 to 1
Detroit 100,000 to 1
New Orleans 1 million to 1
Arizona 2 million to 1
Miami 3 million to 1
Houston 5 million to 1
Chicago 100 million to 1
Cleveland 1 billion to 1
San Francisco 1 sextillion to 1
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