There are just four weeks left in the NFL’s regular season, and as we come down the stretch of the regular season, here are the teams that we are keying in on four our Super Bowl 46 picks.

Green Bay Packers (+175 at Diamond Sportsbook): We have to be brutally honest with this Green Bay team. This is absolutely the best team in the league this year, and there is no way that there is another team is going to get the nod over these guys this year. That’s not to say that there can’t be an upset, because goodness knows that there can be. Forget about the idea of the 16-0 regular season for a second, because the truth of the matter is that that is a novelty. The Packers are going to be the No. 1 seed in the NFC whether it is 16-0, 15-1, or 14-2. They’ll probably end up at 16-0 and go into the playoffs trying to become the first 19-0 team in league history. Their first playoff game is going to be against the likes of Dallas or one of the Wild Card teams, and we just don’t think that any of those stand a chance of going into Lambeau Field and pulling off the upset. At that point, we have +175 odds that the Pack can beat the Saints or Niners at home and then a team like a Baltimore or New England in the Super Bowl. Green Bay would be at least a TD favorite on average in both games, which makes this price truly remarkable even though it is incredibly short for a team to beat the Super Bowl odds right now.

Baltimore Ravens (+950 at Diamond Sportsbook : If the Ravens have proven nothing else this year, it is that they definitely play to the level of their opponents. Their three losses are all against teams that almost certainly aren’t going to make the playoffs (the lone exception being potentially the road defeat at the Titans), and they already have wins against Pittsburgh (twice), Houston, Cincinnati, and San Francisco. In all likelihood, Baltimore won’t be an underdog in a game again in the regular season, and if the chalk holds up, it won’t be a dog in a game against until the Super Bowl unless it has to play at New England in the AFC Championship Game. If this team does get the No. 1 seed in the AFC as we are expecting, the road to the Super Bowl could feature a path as potentially easy as home games against Denver and Houston. Sure, it could be as difficult as Pittsburgh and New England as well, and the possibility is there to lose out on the division title and then have to go on the road for three games to reach the Super Bowl, but we still trust that QB Joe Flacco and the gang are going to be 2 to 1 favorites to win the AFC when this regular season is said and done with.

Denver Broncos (+5500 at Diamond Sportsbook): We really hate to admit it, but perhaps the Broncos are really worth backing at this price. We really would have preferred the 100 to 1 and up that the team was a few weeks ago, because we really don’t see this QB Tim Tebow offense beating the Steelers or the Ravens this year, but let’s just be realistic… the possibility is there that both teams could be dodged in the playoffs, and we wouldn’t put it past Tebow to be able to somehow pull a rabbit out of his hat and get the job done against anyone else in the conference. Denver just took the AFC West lead, and on the way out this year, it has games against Chicago, New England, Buffalo, and Kansas City. At worst, this should really be a 10-6 team, and that’s going to be good enough for, at worst, the No. 4 seed in the playoffs. Heck, a win over New England in two weeks could still legitimately earn this team the top seed in the conference if 11-5 gets the job done since it will probably win every tiebreaker against the rest of the teams in the AFC.

Seattle Seahawks or Arizona Cardinals (+20000 at Diamond Sportsbook): We know that we’re kind of dumping both of these teams together, and we also know that most sportsbooks aren’t even offering odds on these two teams to win the Super Bowl, but perhaps they should. The Cardinals have won two straight and three out of four, while the Seahawks have already proven that they can play with some of the best teams in the league. They both have relatively easy schedules on the way out (though they play each other in Week 17 in the desert), and it is clear that no one wants the two Wild Card slots in the NFC. Case in point? Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, Dallas, and New York all lost last weekend. The Lions and Bears are a mess, and the Cowboys and Giants are going to beat each other up. 8-8 might get someone in the playoffs, and both of these teams have the potential to finish up at 9-7. You never know when you get into the postseason, so at these types of odds, both of these teams are clearly worth a cheap flyer.

We are halfway through the NFL betting campaign, and that means that it is time to take a closer look at the Super Bowl odds once again. Check out some of the best bets that we see on the board to take home the Lombardi Trophy!

Green Bay Packers (+255 at Diamond Sportsbook): With all due respect to the rest of the teams in the league this year, there just aren’t any that are as good as Green Bay. The Packers are two games up in the NFC North, and we just don’t see any way that the Lions are running them down as the division winners. And, if that ends up being the case, at bare minimum, Green Bay should have a first round bye in the NFC, and in all likelihood, it will end up with home field advantage throughout the playoffs. There’s just no way that the Packers will be anything but odds on favorites if they end up taking their record to 15-1 or 16-0, and that’s exactly what we feel like will happen.

San Francisco 49ers (+1250 at Diamond Sportsbook : Again, let’s be fairly realistic right now about the Niners. They’re winning the NFC West, and they’re probably doing so with at least 12 wins thanks to all of the divisional games that they still have to play. That means that they could end up with a first round bye, and though they probably would be underdogs in each of their postseason games, it still wouldn’t be by dramatic amounts, and it surely wouldn’t parlay up to greater than 12 to 1. Head Coach Jim Harbaugh has a side that really could get the job done this year, and if that’s the case, we want in now as opposed to down the line when everyone realizes that this team will indeed end up with a first round bye in the playoffs.

Houston Texans (+1550 at Diamond Sportsbook): Come on, Houston! The Texans are the prohibitive favorites in the AFC South, and with so much clustering going on in the rest of the conference, what’s to say that they can’t be the top seed in the conference? They should be 6-3 after this week, they still have their bye, and they have three games left in a very weak division along with some other very winnable games. WR Andre Johnson should be back in the lineup soon, and that will only make an offense that is already very, very good, one that is amazing. We aren’t afraid about this team competing against the big boys either, as it already proved with its win over the Steelers that it can fight with the best of them in the conference.

Buffalo Bills (+2550 at Diamond Sportsbook): They run the ball, and they play good defense. What more could we ask for from the Bills than that? If they can just find a way to sweep the Dolphins and win this weekend against the Jets, they should end up with at least 11 wins on the season, which will surely be good enough to get into the second season. New England and New York are beatable, and just as is the case with Houston, we’re wondering whether the Bills do legitimately have a chance at being the top overall seed in the NFC.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+7050 at Diamond Sportsbook): 70 to 1 on the Bucs? Have the oddsmakers lost their minds? This is a team that is 4-3 right now and level with two other teams for the second Wild Card slot, and there is an opportunity for Tampa Bay to win this game this week and take a lead in the division. This schedule remaining is a bit of a mixed bag. There are easy games against Carolina (twice) and Jacksonville, and games against the Titans and Falcons on the road should salvage a split. Even if the rest of the games are lost, that’s still a minimum of 8-8. Somewhere along the way, there are going to have to be a few more wins (home against Dallas and Houston, perhaps?), and if that’s the case, there’s no telling just how far this team can go. Head Coach Raheem Morris has the Buccaneers believing again, just as they were believing last year. In 2010, Tampa Bay knocked at the door and was almost allowed in. Don’t be surprised if it breaks into the postseason this year.