The Panthers took the Heisman Trophy quarterback with the first overall pick in the NFL Draft, a spot they 'earned' by ending up with just two victories in 2010. That ugly result allowed Carolina to be an offseason winner, with fans excited about Newton's potential down the road.

Still, Carolina is well back at 150/1 on the Super Bowl odds at the Bodog Sportsbook, and they sit at +2000 to take the NFC South division title.

An offseason winner with a better outlook on the NFL futures are the Philadelphia Eagles, who beefed up their secondary considerably with the additions of Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and Nnamdi Asomugha.

Philly also added quarterback Vince Young to back up Michael Vick, and they've moved up to 15/2 on the current Super Bowl odds at the Bodog Sportsbook. The Eagles are also the favorites at -125 to win the NFC East this season.

On the other side of the board, the Cincinnati Bengals are offseason losers as they scramble to settle their quarterback situation heading into the season. The Bengals have refused to give Carson Palmer the trade he wants, and he says he'll just retire instead of reporting to the team's camp.

That leaves rookie Andy Dalton as the Bengals' best option at QB, and puts them back at 100/1 on the Super Bowl odds right now. Cincinnati is also at +1400 to win the AFC North title this season.

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