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Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton (1) runs the ball under pressure from the Dallas Cowboys during a NFL football game, Thursday, Nov. 26, 2015, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/Brandon Wade)

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Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton (1) runs the ball under pressure from the Dallas Cowboys during a NFL football game, Thursday, Nov. 26, 2015, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/Brandon Wade)
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Jan 18, 2016

FLOWERY BRANCH -- Here are the updated Super Bowl odds and ends including exact matchups, exact results, spreads for each Super Bowl matchup as well as lines for the conference title games courtesy of Bovada, (www.Bovada.lv, Twitter: @BovadaLV).

Odds to win the 2016 Super Bowl (Teams in red have longer odds, teams in blue have shorter odds, and teams in black stayed the same…the colors are from one date to the next)         

1/11/16             Current (1/18/16)

Super Bowl Line

Super Bowl Exact Matchup         

Super Bowl Exact Result              

  Super Bowl 50 Spreads

Will the Carolina Panthers win the Super Bowl?              

Will the New England Patriots win the Super Bowl?      

Will the Arizona Cardinals win the Super Bowl?             

Will the Denver Broncos win the Super Bowl?              

Conference Game Spreads

Odds to win the NFC     

Odds to win the AFC     

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