2011 AFC Champions Football Odds New England Patriots

The New England Patriots are located in Foxborough, Massachusetts and play their home games at Gillette Stadium, which has 68,756 seats. The New England Patriots' CEO is Robert Kraft, their President is Jonathan Kraft and they will be coached this year by Bill Belichick. The oddsmakers at BODOG.com have the New England Patriots listed at 6 to 1 odds to win the 2011 AFC Championship.

"I think everyone who's here is here for a reason. If you are on this team it's because you are going to help us win and you are going to make us better on defense and offense. The coaching staff and organization feels like they got the right guys and I do too," Patriots defensive end Tully Banta-Cain said. "I feel pressure every year. Playing for (Bill) Belichick, you're going to feel pressure whether you are paid or not paid. I think this is the right place for that kind of environment, for that kind of mentality. I put pressure on myself every year. I learned a lot last year and I had to prove myself. I'm going to capture that mentality that I had and I'm going to use it every year. There are different last names but it's the same system, it's the same coach. A lot of it has to do with that. We're just here to do our job and the assignments that are given. Hopefully the guys that are here will emerge as the new Bruschis, Harrisons, those kinds of guys. That's what it's all about."

2010 NFL Football Odds Terrell Owens to Patriots - It's pretty funny how Terrell Owens has any right to say what team he would or wouldn't play for considering he doesn't have a job. NFL Football Odds New England Patriots +135  Betting Odds to win the Tom Brady AFC East Division.
 
It's been Reported that Owens said he "doesn't get along" with Chiefs head coach Todd Haley and thus has ruled out signing with Kansas City this summer. And reportedly Owens does know where he wants to play: New England. 2011 AFC Champions Football Odds New England Patriots jerseys +450.
 
Terrell Owens did say this to a Boston radio station he would "definitely be open" to playing in New England, and in a way it makes sense because the Pats may be without the injured Wes Welker for the first six weeks of the season.
 
What would happen if Owens and Randy Moss on the same team? T.O Fred Taylor  of course spent last year not doing a whole lot with the Bills, and he reportedly was close to signing with the Bengals but they chose Antonio Bryant instead.  2011 Super Bowl Odds New England Patriots 10-1.