2022-23 NFL Odds - Super Bowl LVII Futures Lines

2022-23 NFL Super Bowl LVII Odds

With the spotlight more intense than ever, the stretch drive toward the 2022 NFL Playoffs has arrived. And with that comes the overreactions of fans, media, and gamblers to every result. Everything is magnified more than ever at this time of year. And that is especially the case in the future market. Before the week began, teams that were Super Bowl favorites could be abandoned and opposed by gamblers the next week. And teams with lost seasons can score epic upset wins to take a couple down with them.

Two examples of teams that fall in and out of favor with the future market gambling public are the New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings. They will meet this week at US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. The Jets and Vikings have earned the favor and disgust of gamblers at different times this season. Often from the same individuals.

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Super Bowl LVII Futures Odds

*Odds as of Wednesday, November 30, 10:00 AM ET

Odds to Win Super Bowl LVII

STOCK UP

Miami Dolphins

The Dolphins have caught the Buffalo Bills for a first place tie in the AFC East. The key has been that QB Tua Tagovailoa is healthy. As long as Tua stays in the lineup, the Fish will be in the race to the end. Miami has gotten the cash in three of its last four games.

Dallas Cowboys

The Cowboys impressed everyone with their Thanksgiving Day win over the New York Giants. So far, head coach Mike McCarthy has one of the NFL’s most consistent teams. The erratic and sloppy play of the 2021 edition of the Cowboys has been far less prevalent. And with one of the NFL’s elite defenses, that is not likely to change.  

Washington Commanders

Daniel Snyder may be the most loathsome owner in sports. And his franchise has caved into the PC mobs with no relief from them afterward. But head coach Ron Rivera has done a masterful job guiding the Commanders through all their obstacles. Washington is 7-5 and in a prime position to gain a wild card spot. Most important of all, quarterback Taylor Heinicke has emerged as a credible quarterback that Carson Wentz never was.

STOCK DOWN

Buffalo Bills

While it is true that the Bills are coming off a Thanksgiving Day win at the Detroit Lions, it is also true that they are showing poor board value. Buffalo has failed to cover four of its most recent five games. Most concerning is that the Bills are not looking invincible after starting off as a rampaging juggernaut.

New England Patriots

Last week exposed the ultimate flaw of the Patriots. New England’s offense is not up to championship snuff. Too often, the Patriot offense fails to complement its stout defense. New England might crawl into a wild card playoff spot. But gamblers don’t take them seriously as a legit Super Bowl contender.

Indianapolis Colts

It was thought that the acquisition of QB Matt Ryan from the Atlanta Falcons would get the Colts over the top in the AFC South. Instead, the roof has caved in. The Colts have a reasonably good defense, but they rank 30th for points scored and dead last for turnovers lost. And while the firing of head coach Frank Reich last month was understandable, hiring Jeff Saturday as the interim replacement is quickly becoming an amateur hour joke.

Seattle Seahawks

Many gamblers remained skeptical about the Seahawks even after their great start. And sure enough, Seattle has lost its last two games to fall out of the lead of the NFC West. The defense that has done so much damage to Seattle in recent years remains a liability.

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