[vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image=”6580″ img_size=”large” alignment=”center” style=”img-frame-small”][vc_column_text]Nine weeks after the start of the 2019 NFL regular season, New England remains as the team to beat to get the Super Bowl LIV championship to be held on February 2, 2020 in Miami, Florida. These are the best teams so far:
1. New England (8-1). They come from losing their first game of the campaign against Baltimore on Sunday night, but they continue to have an imposing defense and a quarterback immune from pressure. They are currently favorites to win the Super Bowl with a +260 mummy.
2. San Francisco (8-0). After the defeat of the Massachusetts, they are the only undefeated team in the League, but duels come against Seattle, Green Bay and New Orleans, among others, so that condition of undefeated could last. That you represent the National Conference in Super Bowl LIV currently pays a mummy of +320.
3. New Orleans (7-1). With Drew Brees and without him, this team has been able to shine. After this week of rest, Alvin Kamara and with him, will recover much expressiveness in attack. They are the second favorite to win the Vince Lombardi trophy this year with a mummy of +500 at the moment.
4. Seattle (7-2). They have only lost against the team that ended the undefeated New England and against the great candidate to represent American football (New Orleans), but have demonstrated an amazing scoring ability and could cause problems later. Winning the NFC West Division title now pays +320.
5. Green Bay (7-2). Although they come from losing their second game of the season in Los Angeles, Green Bay remains a serious candidate to transcend in the Playoffs by having Aaron Rodgers in center. That you represent the NFC in Super Bowl LIV pays +550.
6. Kansas City (6-3). Even without Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City won a major duel against Minnesota and aims to resume his favorite condition to dethrone New England in the American Conference as soon as he returns to activity. They are the fourth favorite to win the Super Bowl (+900).[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]