Super Bowl Futures Odds as of NFL Week 1

Super Bowl Futures Odds as of NFL Week 1

The 2022-23 NFL betting season kicks off Thursday night when Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills square off against the defending champion Los Angeles Rams. Betting action is expected to be rampant with NFL bettors getting their first taste of regular season action. I can’t think of a better time to take a deep dive into the current Super Bowl LVII odds to get the lay of the land before the games actually start to count. More importantly, let’s get a better idea of which teams the market is bullish on as well as those already being cast to the side. Be sure to check back every week with my updated perspective on the Super Bowl LVII futures odds market.

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Buffalo Bills +582

Tampa Bay Buccaneers +818

Green Bay Packers +919

Kansas City Chiefs +940

Los Angeles Chargers +1075

Los Angeles Rams +1157

San Francisco 49ers +1450

Baltimore Ravens +1900

Philadelphia Eagles +1965

Denver Broncos +2000

Cincinnati Bengals +2100

Indianapolis Colts +2462

Dallas Cowboys +2500

New Orleans Saints +3000

Las Vegas Raiders +3300

Minnesota Vikings +3450

Miami Dolphins +3600

Arizona Cardinals +4000

Tennessee Titans +4350

Cleveland Browns/New England Patriots +4500

Pittsburgh Steelers +6300

Detroit Lions +11500

Carolina Panthers +12500

Washington Commanders +14500

Jacksonville Jaguars +15500

New York Jets +17500

New York Giants +18500

Chicago Bears/Seattle Seahawks +21500

Houston Texans +27500

Atlanta Falcons +30000

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The betting odds haven’t moved a ton for the perceived favorites. The Buffalo Bills remain the odds-on favorite to take home their first ever Lombardi Trophy – much to the joy and elation of the BillsMafia. The GOAT and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers nestle in right behind Josh Allen, while the Green Bay Packers clock in third with their initial 10-1 odds now closer to 9-1. Making a big jump amongst the favorites has been the Los Angeles Chargers who now offer up a near 11-1 return after being made available at 16-1 back in May. Makes sense to pull closer to Kansas City considering both squads are nearly neck-and-neck to win the AFC West.

Of the upper end chalk, the defending champs have seen their odds get longer bumping up to +1157 after surfacing around 10-1.

The Baltimore Ravens have shrunk to 19-1 after initially hitting the board at 22-1. Lamar Jackson and Co. are now the running favorites to win the AFC North with Deshaun Watson set to serve a lengthy in-season suspension. Another team the betting markets are noticeably high on right now is Nick Sirianni’s Philadelphia Eagles. You could’ve backed Jalen Hurts and his mates to win it all at better than 36-1 four months ago, but their rate of return has been nearly cut in half with it now clocking in a tick below 20-1. As improved the defense looks on paper paired with the offense finally getting a true WR1 in A.J. Brown, the Eagles are looking pretty stout. The expectation snowball is getting bigger and bigger!

The same can’t and won’t be said for the Bengals, Cowboys, and Cardinals whose odds to win it all have taken a noticeable climb. Dallas initially hit the board around 17-1. The Cowboys can now be had at 25-1. The Super Bowl runner-ups now offer up a 21-1 return on investment after opening around 15-1. The Cardinals have fallen the most initially surfacing at 25-1 and ending up at 40-1 leading up to their Week 1 showdown with Kansas City.

The Tennessee Titans have also been an afterthought after earning the AFC’s No. 1 seed. They’re currently 44-1 dogs!

Unsurprisingly, the betting markets are fading the new super teams early on with the Miami Dolphins and Denver Broncos seeing their odds to be the last time standing fatten up since first hitting the board. That doesn’t have anything to do with being skeptical about Tua Tagovailoa or this being Nathaniel Hackett’s first go-round as a head coach does it? Teams with new coaching staffs in place that the market is giving its seal of approval to are the Minnesota Vikings and New Orleans Saints. The former has seen its odds to win the Super Bowl shrink to +3450 from +4500, while the latter from +5000 to +3000. That has everything to do with the offensive mind of Kevin O’Connell taking over the reins in the Twin Cities as well as Alvin Kamara not entering the season on suspension.

The Detroit Lions are reaping the rewards of the Hark Knocks effect with their futures odds being cut from 15-1 to 11.5-1. You’ll notice they now lead the triple-digit tier. Has the time finally arrived for the Lions? The betting markets certainly look bullish! Though new coaching staffs are also in place in Jacksonville, New York, and Chicago, NFL bettors have wanted absolutely nothing to do with the Jaguars, Giants, or Bears.

In conclusion, those attacking the Super Bowl LVII futures odds over the last handful of months look to be in full support of the Packers, Chargers, Ravens, Eagles, Vikings, Saints, and Lions. Teams they’ve faded leading up to the season kick-off have been the Rams, Bengals, Cowboys, Titans, Dolphins, and Broncos. The betting odds haven’t moved much one way or the other for the Bucs, Chiefs, 49ers, Colts.

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