Chicago Bears Super Bowl XLV Odds

The Chicago Bears Super Bowl XLV Odds are indicative of of their performance throughout the course of last season, in which the team under achieved by expectations after making a major move to acquire quarterback Jay Cutler from the Denver Broncos. The Bears tabbed a third-place finish in the NFC North Division behind Minnesota and Green Bay, who both made the post-season last year. Again, Chicago finds themselves looking up at the Vikings and Packers entering the 2010 NFL Season. However, after Cutler has a year under his belt in Lovie Smith's system, Chicago will relish trying to challenge the top contenders in the NFC to reach the playoffs.

In spite of the missed post-season, Cutler and the Bears will try and make the moves necessary to get to that next level. The 2011 Super Bowl Odds for Chicago Bears have the team installed at 30/1, which puts them in the top-half off the league. Still, things can change to shift these odds, such a injuries in training camp, and the team's performance throughout the course of the season. Continue to review the Super Bowl XLV Odds for Chicago Bears, as our page will have the latest betting lines.

2010 Chicago Bears Team Report