2022-23 NFL Super Bowl LVII Odds
As preparations for the 2022 NFL season begin, one factor stands above all others. The NFL is the King of the sports world and sportsbooks. Television networks pay whatever the NFL commands because of public demand. Sportsbooks draw more betting handle for NFL games than the rest of the sports combined. Wagering activity has increased to record numbers for the past several years. The addition of live betting, enhanced props, the expanded NFL playoffs, fantasy football, and the game itself have all served to drive business to new heights.
The 2021 NFL season was the best example of why NFL fans keep coming back for more. Fans and gamblers were treated to a level of football excellence and parity rare for any sport. Most importantly, the NFL Playoffs matched the National Hockey League for unpredictability and excitement.
In the 2021 NFL Playoffs Divisional Round, the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills played one of the greatest playoff games in history.
The Bills seemed to have the game won after scoring with 13 seconds remaining. But in those 13 seconds, Chiefs’ quarterback Patrick Mahomes had enough time to set up the game-tying field goal to send the game into overtime, where the Chiefs won on their first possession.
Yet that same Chiefs team imploded at home in the AFC Championship Game against the upstart Cincinnati Bengals. Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is one of the game’s new young guns. And Burrow led the Bengals to their first Super Bowl appearance since the 1988-89 season.
The defending Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams were a story in their own right. The Rams traded for Detroit Lions veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford and were rewarded with Super Bowl glory in a high-wire act matchup against the Bengals.
Another factor driving business to new levels is individual superstars. In particular, the NFL has never had so many great quarterbacks at one time in its history. The star power of the NFL quarterbacks is staggering.
Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills, Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens, Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs, Justin Herbert of the Los Angeles Chargers, Russell Wilson of the Denver Broncos, Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys, Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers, and Tom Brady of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are the NFL’s top marquee men.
But that is not all. Emerging NFL superstar quarterbacks include Mac Jones of the New England Patriots, Tua Tagovailoa of the Miami Dolphins, Zach Wilson of the New York Jets, Kenny Picket of the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Trevor Lawrence of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
With such a loaded lineup of quarterbacks, it is not a wonder why the NFL’s future growth is unlimited and why the 2022 season figures to be the best in history.
ODDS TO WIN SUPER BOWL LVII |
Arizona Cardinals +3865 |
Atlanta Falcons +27500 |
Baltimore Ravens +1965 |
Buffalo Bills +600 |
Carolina Panthers +12000 |
Chicago Bears +20000 |
Cincinnati Bengals +2000 |
Cleveland Browns +3850 |
Dallas Cowboys +1900 |
Denver Broncos +2000 |
Detroit Lions +10000 |
Green Bay Packers +971 |
Houston Texans +23500 |
Indianapolis Colts +2450 |
Jacksonville Jaguars +13500 |
Kansas City Chiefs +940 |
Las Vegas Raiders +3000 |
Los Angeles Chargers +1102 |
Los Angeles Rams +1100 |
Miami Dolphins +3714 |
Minnesota Vikings +3450 |
New England Patriots +3824 |
New Orleans Saints +2950 |
New York Giants +17000 |
New York Jets +12000 |
Philadelphia Eagles +2100 |
Pittsburgh Steelers +7000 |
San Francisco 49ers +1725 |
Seattle Seahawks +15000 |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +831 |
Tennessee Titans +3750 |
Washington Commanders +12000 |
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*Odds as of Monday, August 15, 5:00 PM ET
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