Baltimore Ravens Odds to win 2015 Super Bowl

Baltimore Ravens Odds to win 2015 Super Bowl have Joe Flacco and Baltimore +4000 Moneyline Betting Odds

The 2015 Baltimore Ravens powered their way to a 10-6 season as much with their big-play offense as they did with their trademark defense. Hard-nosed gridiron pilot Jim Harbaugh lives football and  adjusted to a team that had trouble covering wideouts in today’s non-contact version on american football. Only two years removed as Super Bowl champions, Baltimore sits as fat 40 to 1 longshots on the Baltimore Ravens 2015 Odds to win the Super Bowl. Offensive captain, Quarterback Joe Flacco will try to add another Super Bowl ring along with defensive captain Haloti Ngata. Is Baltimore a Super Bowl sleeper that nobody will see coming? Our expert Super Bowl Picks staff breaks down Baltimore. Baltimore Ravens Odds to win 2015 Super Bowl are at +4000 Moneyline (Bet $100 to win $4000) at SPORTS BETTING ONLINE

2015 Super Bowl Picks Analysis: Baltimore opens the postseason at division rival Pittsburgh (11-5) as +3 point road underdogs on the spread. QB Joe Flacco (90.9 passer rating) is surrounded by some of the best offensive playmakers in football with an offense that ranks 12th in yards and 8th in scoring. Running back Justin Forsett (1266 yds 5.4 yards per carry 8 TD) runs behind one of the best offensive lines in football, opening things up for the deep passing game for the rifle-armed Flacco (56 MPH pass-speed/96 MPH fastball equivalent). Baltimore is dangerous on the perimeter with wideouts Torrey Smith (767 yds. 15.7 ypc 11 TD) and 5-time Pro Bowler Steve Smith (4.40 40-speed). 6’3″ 245 Lb. Tight End Owen Daniels (48 rec. 567 yds. 4 TD) is also a difficult match-up inside the red-zone.

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The Ravens defense ranked in both the top-10 in yards (8th) and points (6th) despite a shaky secondary. Pass-defense was the issue all season with a unit that ranked 23rd in yards allowed and 19th in defensive passer rating. Baltimore was stingy against the run allowing only 3.6 yards per carry (3rd) and also pounded the quarterback with regularity with 49.0 sacks (3rd).

ESPN2 News Bottom Line: If the secondary can just be average this is a legitimate Super Bowl contender. Aside from the defensive backs this team is solid across the board. QB Joe Flacco and head coach Jim Harbaugh have one a Super Bowl together and this year they have more offensive power than the 2013 Super Bowl team.

Odds to win 2015 Super Bowl at SPORTS BETTING ONLINE

New England Patriots +300
Seattle Seahawks +275
Green Bay Packers +600
Denver Broncos +600
Dallas Cowboys +900
Pittsburgh Steelers +1400
Indianapolis Colts +2800
Baltimore Ravens +4000
Carolina Panthers +2800
Cincinnati Bengals +4000
Detroit Lions +6600
Arizona Cardinals +7500

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