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NFL Super Bowl 2016 Case Study
Predictions of NFL Super Bowl-2016, Who will win
About NFL Super Bowl
NFL Super Bowl 2016 is one of the most anticipated events to be held at Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, California on 7th February 2016.
The hype generated by NFL Super Bowl, the ultimate clash between the AFC and the NFC has been exponentially growing over the years and this year being the 50th year since its inception, the celebrations and the hype are bound to be exceptionally high. The Super Bowl is almost like an unofficial American holiday with the entire nation glued to their TV sets, the entire TV magnates charging exorbitant rates for their TV ads. The entire nation comes to a standstill for this mega-sporting event. And this season folks, that day is going to be …show more content…
The money betted on the games is tremendously huge. So let's have a look at the current reigning scenario and peek into a possibility of who might win the Super Bowl based on the prediction outcomes.
Looking at the Points Tally of the AFC presently after 12 weeks of game play, the Patriots, the Broncos, the Bengals and the Colts are leading the table. Meanwhile in the NFC tally table, the Vikings, the Panthers ,the Cardinals and the Redskins are leading the tally. Amazingly only the Panthers from NFC south have managed to remain undefeated after 12 games of game play with 11 wins. Not trailing behind are Patriots with 10 wins. The Bengals who looked promising at the start with an elite team and elite quarterback has lost few matches down way and have 9 wins along with Broncos and Cardinals.
Who Will Win the NFL Super Bowl …show more content…
Leading the tally are the New England Patriots who with 10 wins have the greatest chances. Assessing the previous NFL data's and the current performance of team have predicted an odds of 3/1 for winning the Super Bowl. Meanwhile the Cincinnati Bengals, another stellar have an odds of 12/1. The Denver Broncos, leading the AFC West Tally have an odds of 10/1. The Indianapolis Colts have a fair less chance of making it to the Super Bowl Finals with odds of 30/1.Thus from the look of things, the Patriots are leading in contention for making it to the Super Bowl Finals this year too. However the Broncos also have a fair chance of making it this time provided they continue their match winning streak. However major disruptions may be caused if the Bengals bounce back and get back to their winning ways. With their elite quarterback team, they can bounce back anytime and is to be looked out for. So as of now, its New England Patriots that have fair good chances making into the
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