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Super Bowl 2013 Odds: Pittsburgh Steelers 6-1 Favorites To Earn Seventh Title

The NFL season officially ended Sunday, as the New York Giants defeated the New England Patriots, 21-17, in the 2012 Super Bowl, and that means one thing come Monday. The '12-13 season starts! And according to Las Vegas oddmakers at the MGM Grand, the Pittsburgh Steelers will enter the season with pretty good odds (6-1) to win the 2013 Super Bowl.

The Steelers, who finished the regular season 12-4 but lost to the Denver Broncos in the AFC Wild-Card Round of the playoffs, have the same odds as the Philadelphia Eagles, who trail just the Patriots (5-1) and Green Bay Packers (11-2), respectively.

The current defending champions, the Giants, are getting no love from Vegas who gave them 8-1 odds.

Meanwhile, the Steelers AFC North rivals, the Baltimore Ravens (20-1), Cincinnati Bengals (30-1) and Cleveland Browns (75-1), have worse odds.

Here's the compete list:

New England Patriots    5-1
Green Bay Packers      11-2
Pittsburgh Steelers     6-1
Philadelphia Eagles     6-1
New York Giants         8-1
New Orleans Saints     10-1
San Francisco 49ers    10-1
San Diego Chargers     12-1
Houston Texans         12-1
Chicago Bears          17-1
Detroit Lions          18-1
Atlanta Falcons        18-1
Dallas Cowboys         20-1
Baltimore Ravens       20-1
New York Jets          20-1
Indianapolis Colts     25-1
Tennessee Titans       30-1
Cincinnati Bengals     30-1
Buffalo Bills          50-1
Kansas City Chiefs     50-1
Seattle Seahawks       50-1
Denver Broncos         50-1
Carolina Panthers      50-1
Miami Dolphins         50-1
St. Louis Rams         50-1
Oakland Raiders        60-1
Minnesota Vikings      60-1
Arizona Cardinals      60-1
Cleveland Browns       75-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers  100-1
Washington Redskins   125-1
Jacksonville Jaguars  150-1

For more on the Steelers, check out the SB Nation blog Behind The Steel Curtain.

Photographs by dizfunk used in background montage under Creative Commons. Thank you.