Cleveland Browns Super Bowl XLV Odds

Having tied their 1973-1979 record of missing seven straight playoffs, the Browns odds to win the big trophy are ill represented in the Cleveland Browns Super Bowl XLV Odds. The Browns are a long shot to even make it into the play offs, which is why they are not even in the top 15 for winning the Super bowl. Their 2009 season was all but smooth, and ended with a 5-11 record, 4th place in the AFC north, and the firing of George Kokinis as general manager. Eric Mangini will resume his second career as the head coach of the team.

The Cleveland Browns have been set up as a 80/1 underdog according to Super Bowl XLV Odds for Cleveland Browns. In the 2010 draft, the Browns attempted to bolster their defenses primarily. Colt McCoy, the holder of four NCAA records, including most wins by a starting quarterback, highest single season completion percentage, and the only quarterback in college football history to have at least ten wins per season during all four seasons, has also joined up on the Browns. While Cleveland definitely has their work cut out for them, the Cleveland Browns 2011 Super Bowl Odds could carry a highly substantial pay off.

2010 Cleveland Browns Team Report