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Although it wasn’t clear just how far the Lions would go following their impressive 2011-12 campaign, their 2012-13 attempts have been anything but inspiring. Now firmly entrenched in last place in the NFC North Division, Matt Stafford, Calvin Johnson and company will be hard pressed to inject new life into their Super Bowl futures.
The Packers, in contrast, despite a notorious slow start, have had nothing but good fortune in the win column of late. Now with 15/2 odds of winning Super Bowl XLVII, it’s safe for fans and oddsmakers alike to start treating them like the legitimate title contenders they’ve been for the past three years.
But initial discrepancies aside, although the two franchises seem to be quite obviously trending in opposite directions, anything can happen on the Sunday line. The Lions may not strike as much fear in Aaron Rodgers as they would hope to, but when or if their offense gets going, they’re no moneyline pushover.
The Detroit Lions haven’t had much luck in the NFC North Division this season, and unless that’s about to change, Week 11 may not end up being all that fun either. This Sunday get NFL odds for the upcoming clash between the last-place Lions and second-place Green Bay Packers.
Riding four consecutive wins and a spot atop the NFL futures, the Packers are as dangerous on the football field as they’ve ever been. Now as they hone in on their 15/2 odds of winning Super Bowl XLVII, it’s getting easier and easier for oddsmakers to forget about their less-than-ideal start (*cough* the Seahawks game *cough*).
Weigh in on Detroit’s last chance to salvage relevance in the crowded NFC North today.
Although the Week 11 NFC North Division clash between the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions won’t have quite the impact on NFL betting that it looked like it might have at the start of the season, it remains a must-win matchup for two rival teams with explosive quarterbacks. A loss would sideswipe Green Bay’s campaign for first-place in the division, while a loss for Detroit would all but seal a less-than-impressive season.
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