The Commanders' Super Bowl Odds Torpedoed to 75-1 the Minute the Carson Wentz Trade Was Announced
The Commie Super Bowl odds dipped from 60-1 to 75-1 the moment the Carson Wentz trade news was announced:
Safe to say our trading room does not like the Washington Commanders acquiring Carson Wentz https://t.co/7VI9WrHGML
— WynnBET (@WynnBET) March 9, 2022
Can you blame them? When you have a team that openly fights each other on the sidelines the first move shouldn’t be to bring in Carson Wentz. Who can respect this guy as a leader when he may have rooted against his own team in the Super Bowl?
TIRED: We don’t win the Super Bowl without Carson Wentz
WIRED: Carson Wentz didn’t want the Eagles to win the Super Bowl pic.twitter.com/UOV9kIFuFr
— The Wooderboys (@wooderboys) March 9, 2022
The only book that had the Commies odds decrease was Draftkings:
The betting market isn’t impressed with the Carson Wentz trade to Washington.
Super Bowl odds movement for @Commanders:@DKSportsbook: 50-1 –> 40-1@WynnBET: 60-1 –> 75-1 @CaesarsSports: 60-1 –> 60-1 @SuperBookSports: 60-1 –> 60-1@FDSportsbook: 50-1 –> 50-1
— Ben Fawkes (@BFawkes22) March 9, 2022
The little movement is probably because Chris Ballard somehow got Dan Snyder to pay Carson’s full salary, plus the roster bonus he’s owed next week:
Washington is paying the full $28 million due to Carson Wentz this year, which includes a $5 million roster bonus due next week.
From now on, it’s Commander Carson.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 9, 2022
Not the first time Dan Snyder has had to pay a red head millions so he didn’t have to build a defense.
