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Despite a loss in Super Bowl XLIV, the Colts have the inside track on winning Super Bowl XLV according to bodog.com. The Jets are right now 25/1 to win the dance again in the 2010 season. Below are all the odds on all the teams making the Super Bowl in Dallas in 2011:

Indianapolis Colts 13/2
San Diego Chargers 8/1
New England Patriots 10/1
New Orleans Saints 10/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 11/1
Dallas Cowboys 12/1
Green Bay Packers 12/1
Minnesota Vikings 12/1
Philadelphia Eagles 16/1
Baltimore Ravens 20/1
New York Giants 20/1
New York Jets 25/1
Tennessee Titans 25/1
Atlanta Falcons 30/1
Cincinnati Bengals 30/1
Arizona Cardinals 35/1
Chicago Bears 35/1
Houston Texans 35/1
Carolina Panthers 40/1
Miami Dolphins 45/1
San Francisco 49ers 45/1
Seattle Seahawks 45/1
Denver Broncos 50/1
Jacksonville Jaguars 50/1
Washington Redskins 50/1
Buffalo Bills 100/1
Cleveland Browns 100/1
Detroit Lions 100/1
Kansas City Chiefs 100/1
Oakland Raiders 100/1
St. Louis Rams 100/1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 100/1

Long-snapper Tanner Purdum has been signed by the New York Jets. After James Dearth had a few bad snaps last season, look for Purdum to be starting in New York in 2010. He was signed by the Kansas City Chiefs as a street free agent in 2009, he was used as a offseason and/or practice squad member only.

Adam Schefter of ESPN reports the Jets will begin talking to cornerback Darrelle Revis about a long term contract extension. In 2007 Revis signed a 6-year, $30 million contract that included $11 million in guarantees with the Jets. Revis has three years left, which he can void after the 2010 season which the Jets can then buyback the void for a guaranteed $5 million in 2011 then $15 million in 2012.

Jets running back Leon Washington could also warrant as much as a first- and third-round pick despite missing all but seven games with a broken leg. He was a Pro Bowl selection a year ago as a kick returner and causes matchup problems with his speed and shiftiness as long as he’s healthy. “Our plan right now is we will tender Leon, and we expect him to be back.” Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum said.

Jets free safety Kerry Rhodes was demoted earlier in the season after not seeing eye-to-eye with coach Rex Ryan and defensive coordinator Mike Pettine, but responded with solid play during the team’s playoff run. Rhodes has four years left on his contract and is due a $2 million roster bonus, so the team might want him to restructure his deal. “We expect him to be back, unless something changes.” Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum said.

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ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez might require minor surgery on the knee he injured Dec. 3 against the Buffalo Bills in Toronto. Sanchez has visited noted sports surgeon Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala.

ESPN talks about the Jets having a more dangerous passing attack in the 2010 season:

Braylon Edwards wants to stick with the Jets and he expects the team’s passing game to be more dangerous in 2010. “It’s not about evolving. It’s about the situation,” Edwards said. “The run worked for us all year. Thomas Jones and Shonn Greene as well as our line did a tremendous job all season. The passing game was in a developing stage because, one, you have a rookie quarterback. Two, you have a new acquisition in myself, who has to learn the system. Dustin Keller made some plays for us, but he’s still young. We get an offseason together, and we’ll be able to get together with Mark. All of us can learn how we play. Mark will get better, and slowly but surely become a Peyton Manning, a guy that knows his receivers, a guy that knows the game.”

RB Leon Washington is optimistic that he’ll be ready to roll next season after suffering a compound fracture of the tibia and fibula in a game at Oakland in 2009. Washington said he will rehab at the Jets’ facilities for now with other injured players and is looking forward to next year. “I expect to be 100 percent by the time the season rolls around,” Washington said Monday. Washington will enter the offseason as a restricted free agent and might wind up on a different team if the Jets are nervous to give him a pile of money after breaking his leg.