Odds On Teams To Win The Super Bowl
Posted : admin On 4/1/2022Yes, the dust and confetti has just settled on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Super Bowl 55 victory, yet another incredible feat for Tom Brady.
But of course, we have to start looking ahead to the 2021 season. And it’ll amuse you to find out that the Bucs are not, in fact, the betting favorites to repeat as champions next year.
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The defending champion Chiefs are currently listed as +600 co-favorites to win a second consecutive Super Bowl. Following a 14-2 season in 2019, Lamar Jackson’s Baltimore Ravens are also listed at. Following the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV, we've run down the Super Bowl odds 2022 ahead of next year's big game on February 6th.
Seriously! According to the opening odds, the favorites are Sunday’s losing team, the Kansas City Chiefs. Heck, the Bucs aren’t even No. 2 (we’ll get to that in a moment).
So here are the odds on the Super Bowl 56 winner.
(All bets courtesy of BetMGM)
Kansas City Chiefs (+600)
Aside from his Super Bowl 55 loss, Patrick Mahomes is still the league’s premiere talent. It makes sense they’re the favorites.
Green Bay Packers (+900)
Aaron Rodgers, MVP. That’s it!
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+1000)
They have a long list of free agents, so perhaps that’s why they’re not favorites.
Baltimore Ravens (+1200)
An intriguing pick with that defense and Lamar Jackson under center again.
Buffalo Bills (+1200)
Josh Allen and Co. proved last season that they were contenders. Can they carry that over to 2021?
Los Angeles Rams (+1200)
Hmm. On one hand, Aaron Donald and that defense. On the other … are we really betting on Matthew Stafford to deliver a title?
San Francisco 49ers (+1600)
Surprised? Me too. I think this assumes the Niners find a QB that gets them back on track to contend.
New Orleans Saints (+1800)
Seems kind of low … but does that mean the odds reflect a team that could be without Drew Brees?
Seattle Seahawks (+2200)
Seems about right.
Cleveland Browns (+2500)
Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports
Are you buying what the Browns are selling after last season?
Dallas Cowboys (+2500)
There’s potential value here … if they can fix their defense and Dak Prescott re-signs.
Indianapolis Colts (+2500)
Another value pick, bu they need to figure out what to do at QB after Philip Rivers retired.
Miami Dolphins (+2500)
Ooooooo. They were pretty good last season and now enter a very interesting offseason with a ton of draft capital and some cap room.
Tennessee Titans (+2500)
Too low for the back-to-back playoff contenders?
Los Angeles Chargers (+3000)
Justin Herbert looked GOOD in his rookie year!
New England Patriots (+3000)
Pittsburgh Steelers (+3000)
It all kind of depends on what happens with Ben Roethlisberger this offseason, doesn’t it?
Arizona Cardinals (+4000)
Seems right for a young team still developing, although Kyler Murray took a big step forward in 2020.
Minnesota Vikings (+4000)
Lots of question marks about this team, but there’s a good base there.
Carolina Panthers (+5000)
We’ve reached the longshots, and the Panthers definitely deserve to be here.
Chicago Bears (+5000)
If they get a new QB, maybe these odds move up.
Las Vegas Raiders (+5000)
There was some good and bad in Vegas last season. These odds reflect that.
Philadelphia Eagles (+5000)
Is Carson Wentz getting traded? Is Jalen Hurts the starter?
Atlanta Falcons (+6600)
(AP Photo/Danny Karnik)
They might be headed for a rebuild sometime soon.
Denver Broncos (+6600)
John Elway could be looking for a new quarterback. Again.
New York Giants (+6600)
Hey, they almost won a NFC East title! (I know, that’s not saying much, but still.)
Washington Football Team (+6600)
A pretty successful season given what the expectations were, but they’re not contending in 2021.
Cincinnati Bengals (+8000)
A lot to like for Cincy, especially after the upcoming draft. But this number will go up in a few years.
Detroit Lions (+8000)
Jared Goff! Dan Campbell! Lots of changes in Detroit.
Houston Texans (+8000)
Yep.
New York Jets (+8000)
Even if they restart at quarterback, the rebuild is far from over.
Jacksonville Jaguars (+10000)
Even if they draft Trevor Lawrence, there’s work to be done.
Yes, the dust and confetti has just settled on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Super Bowl 55 victory, yet another incredible feat for Tom Brady.
But of course, we have to start looking ahead to the 2021 season. And it’ll amuse you to find out that the Bucs are not, in fact, the betting favorites to repeat as champions next year.
Seriously! According to the opening odds, the favorites are Sunday’s losing team, the Kansas City Chiefs. Heck, the Bucs aren’t even No. 2 (we’ll get to that in a moment).
So here are the odds on the Super Bowl 56 winner.
(All bets courtesy of BetMGM)
Kansas City Chiefs (+600)
Aside from his Super Bowl 55 loss, Patrick Mahomes is still the league’s premiere talent. It makes sense they’re the favorites.
Green Bay Packers (+900)
Aaron Rodgers, MVP. That’s it!
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+1000)
They have a long list of free agents, so perhaps that’s why they’re not favorites.
Baltimore Ravens (+1200)
An intriguing pick with that defense and Lamar Jackson under center again.
Buffalo Bills (+1200)
Josh Allen and Co. proved last season that they were contenders. Can they carry that over to 2021?
Los Angeles Rams (+1200)
Hmm. On one hand, Aaron Donald and that defense. On the other … are we really betting on Matthew Stafford to deliver a title?
San Francisco 49ers (+1600)
Surprised? Me too. I think this assumes the Niners find a QB that gets them back on track to contend.
New Orleans Saints (+1800)
Seems kind of low … but does that mean the odds reflect a team that could be without Drew Brees?
Seattle Seahawks (+2200)
Seems about right.
Cleveland Browns (+2500)
Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports
Are you buying what the Browns are selling after last season?
Dallas Cowboys (+2500)
There’s potential value here … if they can fix their defense and Dak Prescott re-signs.
Indianapolis Colts (+2500)
Another value pick, bu they need to figure out what to do at QB after Philip Rivers retired.
Miami Dolphins (+2500)
Ooooooo. They were pretty good last season and now enter a very interesting offseason with a ton of draft capital and some cap room.
Tennessee Titans (+2500)
Too low for the back-to-back playoff contenders?
Los Angeles Chargers (+3000)
Justin Herbert looked GOOD in his rookie year!
New England Patriots (+3000)
Pittsburgh Steelers (+3000)
It all kind of depends on what happens with Ben Roethlisberger this offseason, doesn’t it?
Arizona Cardinals (+4000)
Seems right for a young team still developing, although Kyler Murray took a big step forward in 2020.
Minnesota Vikings (+4000)
Lots of question marks about this team, but there’s a good base there.
Carolina Panthers (+5000)
We’ve reached the longshots, and the Panthers definitely deserve to be here.
Chicago Bears (+5000)
If they get a new QB, maybe these odds move up.
Las Vegas Raiders (+5000)
There was some good and bad in Vegas last season. These odds reflect that.
Philadelphia Eagles (+5000)
Is Carson Wentz getting traded? Is Jalen Hurts the starter?
Atlanta Falcons (+6600)
(AP Photo/Danny Karnik)
They might be headed for a rebuild sometime soon.
Denver Broncos (+6600)
John Elway could be looking for a new quarterback. Again.
New York Giants (+6600)
Hey, they almost won a NFC East title! (I know, that’s not saying much, but still.)
Washington Football Team (+6600)
A pretty successful season given what the expectations were, but they’re not contending in 2021.
Cincinnati Bengals (+8000)
A lot to like for Cincy, especially after the upcoming draft. But this number will go up in a few years.
Detroit Lions (+8000)
Jared Goff! Dan Campbell! Lots of changes in Detroit.
Houston Texans (+8000)
Yep.
New York Jets (+8000)
Even if they restart at quarterback, the rebuild is far from over.
Odds For Each Team To Win The Super Bowl
Jacksonville Jaguars (+10000)
Odds For Every Team To Win The Super Bowl
Even if they draft Trevor Lawrence, there’s work to be done.