The pre-Thanksgiving Super Bowl outlook is rather basic if told by Las Vegas—Tom Brady and the New England Patriots will host somebody from the NFC.
It might be Cam Newton's Carolina Panthers despite the stunning lack of weapons around him. The honor might go to the criminally underrated Carson Palmer, who does nothing but win games. It might even be Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers.
No matter how it plays out, the 2016 Super Bowl odds going into Week 12 at least give hope that the postseason can be an entertaining affair to compensate for a rather lackluster season in which most of the league touts a losing record.