Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl XLV Odds

Before you consider the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl XLV Odds, remember that their 2009 season was one full of tumult and heavy losses. As such, the odds are not very favorable for the Chiefs going into the 2010 season. In the past two seasons prior to 2010, the Chiefs had begun to slip. Their 2-14 record in 208 was a franchise low, while the 4-12 record in 2009 was equally painful. In both years the Chiefs took the 4th place position in their division. The Chiefs have not run to the playoffs since 2006, when they lost in the Wildcard round to the Indianapolis Colts.

The Kansas City Chiefs 2011 Super Bowl Odds show that the Chiefs are running with 90/1 odds. The Chiefs secured the fifth overall draft pick, which gave them safety Eric Berry. They also received running back Dexter McCluster as the 36th over all pick. Notre Dame's former head coach, Charlie Weis, will become the offensive coordinator for the team, while former head coach of the Browns, Romeo Crennel, will become the defensive coordinator. The Chiefs are hoping to significantly improve over the past few years' failure, and may manage to do so with the proper application of luck. The 90/1 odds representing the Super Bowl XLV Odds for Kansas City Chiefs may be a long shot, but they would pay an enormous amount if the wager ends successfully.

2010 Kansas City Chiefs Team Report