Super Bowl Odds: Bills, Bucs Remain Favorites Post-Schedule Release
Oddsmakers have the Bills as the team to beat
The NFL schedule for the 2022-23 regular season is now out, meaning every team now knows their road to the Super Bowl, but the market remains largely unchanged.
The NFL Draft saw minor movement in Super Bowl futures, with the A.J. Brown trade being the highlight in changing the landscape of the NFL. However, according to DraftKings Sportsbook, the Buffalo Bills (13-to-2) and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-to-1) remain the top favorites to win Super Bowl LVII. If you were to bet $100 on the favorite, the Bills, you would be paid out $750.
The Kansas City Chiefs, Green Bay Packers, and defending champion Los Angeles Rams are tied for third-shortest odds to win the Super Bowl. The Bills and the Rams will kick off the season playing against each other on Sep. 8.
The Atlanta Falcons (1500-to-1), Detroit Lions (1500-to-1) and Houston Texans (2000-to-1) remain the longest of long shots to win the Super Bowl. While a $200,000 win off a $100 bet on the Texans sounds nice, it has a low probability of actually hitting.
These prices will likely remain intact by the start of the regular season pending a major signing, trade or a significant injury.
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