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The New Orleans Saints will be in their first Super Bowl betting where they will face the Indianapolis Colts in the Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida on Sunday Feb. 7.

The Saints got their pass to Super Bowl Odds after one of the most dramatic victories in franchise history, 31-28 in overtime over the Minnesota Vikings in the game in the NFC Championship in the Louisiana Superdome.

The New Orleans with an outstanding season, setting a new mark in the records of the franchise mark of 13 close to winning, capturing the NFC South title in the process and ensure the position 1 of the NFC.

The Saints now have a record of 4-6 in the postseason and 4-3 at home. His quarterback, Drew Brees has a passer rating of 100.6 yards in the nfl betting playoffs, which is the third highest mark of all time in team history.

New Orleans Saints vs. Indianapolis Colts

Bodog Odds: Colts -6 

Last week’s initial Super Bowl odds are not likely to remain intact in the days before the NFL’s championship game kicks off. For one simple but substantial reason, the calculus of this crowning contest has shifted.  

Interested observers –  those who closely follow NFL betting picks – noticed that the Indianapolis Colts were initially established as a five-point favorite over the New Orleans Saints once the Super Bowl matchup became official. Football fans also noticed that the number increased by a point as bettors compared the quality of the two conference championship games on Jan. 24. While the Colts maturely broke down the New York Jets’ impressive defense, the Saints needed a great deal of luck to edge the Minnesota Vikings in overtime.

The New Orleans Saints head for their first Super Bowl in 43 years of NFL betting Odds history. The Indianapolis Colts will face some whose leader is the son of the greatest legend in the Saints: Archie Manning.

1. Go behind the quarterback

In the post-season, New Orleans faced the two most experienced quarterbacks in Super Bowl Odds history and won. In the process, shook them both. When Brett Favre Minnesota awoke this Monday, probably felt worse physically than Kurt Warner of the Cardinals, who was often pursued by the Saints defensive punished but less compared to Favre. Peyton Manning had better be alert.

2. Forcing turnovers

The Saints did not commit, but the forcing. New Orleans exchanges registered seven turnovers in the post-season while 39 others made in the regular nfl betting season. The defense of New Orleans is hardly a juggernaut, but it is much more physical than people think and have players who raise their level of play as the game progresses.