2005 Super Bowl betting oddsPhiladelphia Eagles 2005 Super Bowl betting odds by Mike Jones of 1800 Sports The Philadelphia Eagles were favored to win more than 9 games during the regular season so it should be of no surprise the 2005 Super Bowl betting odds were not extraordinary. Currently at Wall Street Sportsbook, the Eagles are listed at 7 to 2 odds to win the 2005 Super Bowl. That translates into a $350 profit with $100 wagered or $3500 with $1000 wagered, assuming of course the Eagles win. There are some variables in place that suggest this might not happen, Terrell Owens absence being a major one. Still, this is a talented capable team. But it is impossible to overlook the fact that three times the Philadelphia Eagles have ventured into the NFC Championship Game, and three times they've fallen short. The buildup, the hype, the hunger and the expectations of this crazed city will apply huge pressure. Play in the FREE $15,000 NFL Betting Handicapping Contest every week all season long! Put your bankroll over the TOP and sign-up now at SBG Global! Join SBG Global and start winning CASH today! Setting the industry standards with fast, free, secure and reliable deposit and withdrawl options, for over a decade SBG Global has been the World's most respected Online Sportsbook, Online Casino, Poker Room and Racebook! With up to 265% in total Bonuses for this 2011-2012 NFL Season, sign up to SBGGLOBAL.COM for their Unmatched Bonuses and Phenomenal Customer Service right now!! Trends are made to be broken. Having Owens might help. Not having him might mean a longer wait to participate in the Super Bowl. Odds are definitely not in the Philadelphia Eagles favor. But Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb says most ofthe pressurefalls on the underestimated challengers, the Atlanta Falcons. The teams play Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field (3 p.m., Fox) for the right to meet the winner of the New England Patriots-Pittsburgh Steelers game in Super Bowl XXXIX on Feb. 6 in Jacksonville. The Eagles are citing years of experience in games of this magnitude and their successes this season - best record (14-3) in the conference and home-field advantage - McNabb says he thinks the Falcons "have more pressure on their shoulders than we do." If the Falcons lose, they can still look back at what they accomplished and use it as a springboard for the future. If the Eagles fall again, they'll be marked as a team that can't win the big game. Who
here wants to bet on the Philadelphia Eagles to win the
2005 Super Bowl? As previously stated, the odds are
stacked up against them but in the end it is anybody's
game and - because the Philadelphia 2005 Super Bowl
betting odds do have value. we might suggest a small
future bet at
Wall
Street Sportsbook.
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