2013 Super Bowl odds: divisional round

And then there were eight. After a snoozer of a wild-card weekend that really only featured one good game (Seattle against Washington, and even that didn't see a single-digit margin of victory), we're on a path toward two great weeks of football before the Super Bowl.

The Broncos (3-1) and Patriots (15-4) are the top-two favorites in the NFL playoffs and look like they're on a collision course for the AFC title game.

The disrespected tomato can Texans (18-1) actually saw their odds fall after beating the Bengals. I have no clue how that makes sense, but now I'm tempted to tell you to bet on them.

It's telling that the Falcons (7-1) and Seahawks (7-1) have the same odds. Seattle's a wild card with a rookie (Russell Wilson) at quarterback, playing on the road. The Falcons are the top seed with a high-powered offense playing at home. It's why it won't be surprising to see a lot of people pick the Hawks this weekend.

The 49ers (6-1) are slightly ahead of the Packers (15-2). And even though I might prefer putting something on the Packers here, it's hard not to roll with San Francisco given that it has home-field advantage.

Team	Wild Card Odds	Div. Round Odds	Trend	Team	Week 17 Odds	Wild Card Odds	Trend
Broncos	3-1	3-1		Jets	OFF	OFF
Patriots	19-4	15-4		Rams	OFF	OFF
49ers	6-1	6-1		Buccaneers	OFF	OFF
Packers	6-1	15-2		Chargers	OFF	OFF
Falcons	7-1	6-1		Bills	OFF	OFF
Seahawks	10-1	7-1		Browns	OFF	OFF
Texans	14-1	18-1		Dolphins	OFF	OFF
Ravens	18-1	18-1		Saints	OFF	OFF
Redskins	22-1	OFF		Titans	OFF	OFF
Vikings	35-1	OFF		Raiders	OFF	OFF
Bengals	45-1	OFF		Lions	OFF	OFF
Colts	45-1	OFF		Cardinals	OFF	OFF
Cowboys	40-1	OFF		Eagles	OFF	OFF
Giants	80-1	OFF		Panthers	OFF	OFF
Bears	50-1	OFF		Chiefs	OFF	OFF
Steelers	OFF	OFF		Jaguars	OFF	OFF

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