2022- 2023 NFL Super Bowl LVI Futures – Super Bowl 57 Betting Odds

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Tracking The Super Bowl 57 Betting Odds

After the dust settled in SoFi stadium at the end of Super Bowl LVI, the Los Angeles Rams were crowned NFL Champions. They were able to earn that honor on their home field. Leading up to Super Bowl LV, that had never happened in 54 Super Bowls. Now it has happened in consecutive years with the Rams following up on the Buccaneers win on their home field.

Super Bowl LVII Potential Home Field Advantage

Now that a pair of different teams have won the Super Bowl on their home field in consecutive years, it certainly warrants a look ahead to see which team has that opportunity in 2023. That team is the Arizona Cardinals. Super Bowl LVII will be played at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. The Super Bowl comes to Phoenix for the fourth time.

The Cardinals are the team that will have the opportunity to win a championship on their home field. On the surface, oddsmakers do not believe that to be a likely scenario. The Cardinals started the season at around +2000 to win the Super Bowl at sportsbooks such as BetMGM and DraftKings. There was even more value to be had on the Cardinals at Caesar’s, where they sit at +2500.

The Cardinals’ early season struggles in 2022 have since made their Super Bowl odds even longer. As a result, it is likely that we will return to a world where the winner of the Super Bowl does not lift the trophy in their home stadium. The Cardinals sit at +15000 across the board of major sportsbooks at the midpoint of the season.

Teams To Look At To Win Super Bowl LVII

As the NFL season progresses, there are a few teams to keep an eye on in particular in the Super Bowl futures odds markets. These teams have earned their spot as favorites in the league based on a number of factors, and could very well come away with the Lombardi Trophy at the completion of this season.

Buffalo Bills

The Buffalo Bills started this season as the favorites to win the Super Bowl, and have done very little to dissuade bettors from backing them this season. Buffalo has one of the more explosive offenses in the NFL, led by the versatile Josh Allen, who can beat opponents with his arm and his legs. But the defense of the Bills is just as good as the team’s offense, ranking near the top of the league in scoring defense and yards per play allowed. The sky is the limit for the Bills, as they have proven they can go toe-to-toe with any team in the league already.

Midseason Look: The Bills are the current favorites to win the Super Bowl, sitting between +275 and +330 at the major sports books. Needless to say, these figures are far too small for even the best of favorites at this point in the season.

Kansas City Chiefs

Right there with the Bills on the list of Super Bowl favorites are the Kansas City Chiefs. The combination of Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid lead an offense that not many teams can stop on a consistent basis. While their defense can occasionally struggle, this team has more than enough firepower to make up for any defensive lapses. And with weapons like Juju Smith-Schuster and Marquez Valdes-Scantling helping to make up for the loss of Tyreek Hill, they are showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon.

Midseason Look: The Chiefs sit at either +500 or +550 at each of the major sportsbooks. They are a better value than the Bills, but still at a figure best avoided. The AFC offers too much competition on the road to the Super Bowl.

Philadelphia Eagles

A team whose Super Bowl odds have improved greatly in 2022 would be the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles started out this season at around +2800 to win the Super Bowl, but have had a ton of success thanks to one of the most dynamic offenses in the NFL. Jalen Hurts has made an early season MVP case for the Eagles, who look like a threat to any team in the NFC and will look to continue doing so as the season progresses.

Midseason Look: The Eagles have been the league’s best team at the midway point of the season. They play in the far softer conference, and their undefeated record at the half way point of the season puts them in the driver’s seat for a bye week. They are similar in odds to the Chiefs at +500, but have the far easier path to the big game, and are currently the best play on the board.

Green Bay Packers

This is not the best Green Bay Packers team we have seen in recent seasons, but they are getting the job done nonetheless. Aaron Rodgers has struggled somewhat with a new group of wide receivers. But the Green Bay defense has been solid for the most part, and has allowed Rodgers some wiggle room to get things figured out. If this team can continue winning games as they get on the same page offensively, they will be very dangerous come January.

Midseason Look: This team has little hope of turning things around. Even with their odds spiking to +15000, there is little to no value on this team.

Los Angeles Rams

Of course, the defending Super Bowl champions have a perfectly good chance to take this year’s Super Bowl as well. The Los Angeles Rams are explosive on both sides of the ball and have one of the best quarterback-wide receiver duos we have seen in a long time in Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp. Their defense, led by Aaron Donald, is always capable of putting together a brilliant performance when needed, and this team has a chance to make another deep run in an NFC West that is not as tough as it has been in years past.

Midseason Look: The Rams have had similar struggles to the Packers, but theirs are far from ones that can’t be addressed. They need help running the ball and we have seen McVay plug in backs to get them through the playoffs before. Their +5000 to +6000 odds are worth a dart throw.

Baltimore Ravens

While they can be a bit enigmatic at times, the Baltimore Ravens certainly have the talent to win a Super Bowl. Lamar Jackson is the best quarterback in the NFL when he is at his absolute best, thanks to his ability to break down defenses with his speed. The question for the Ravens is whether or not Jackson can deliver the ball through the air well enough to win important games in the postseason. This year should afford him another opportunity to find out, though the Ravens have to make the playoffs in a competitive AFC North first.

Midseason Look: The Ravens sit atop the AFC North, despite a plethora of injuries to skill position players. While they will be a playoff team, they lack the secondary and skill position pieces on offense to be the last team standing. There is no current value on the Ravens at +1200.

Dallas Cowboys

One team whose Super Bowl odds might be a little longer than the other teams on this list is the Dallas Cowboys. They are dealing with some injury concerns surrounding starting quarterback Dak Prescott this season. But their defense might be the best in the league in 2022, as their pass rush is just incredible. Whether it is Prescott or Cooper Rush under center for this squad, their defense makes them a contender to take down the title.

Midseason Look: The Cowboys look like a complete team and one that will make noise come playoff time. The problem for them is they are highly unlikely to catch the Eagles in their own division. This means they will be out of play for a playoff bye week and will have to pay at least one other division winner in the playoffs. Their path to the Super Bowl itself is too difficult to warrant a play on the +1200 betting line.

ATS NFL Odds Explanation: Understanding Odds to Win the Super Bowl

Betting on the Super Bowl winner means placing a wager on the team that will win the Lombardi Trophy, not just go to the Super Bowl. Your team must be crowned the champion in the month of February.

No matter how long the odds seem, all 32 teams are going to be listed with a chance to win the Super Bowl until they are mathematically eliminated. As you can see, we have sorted the odds from shortest to longest in the table above.

The teams that had the most success the previous season, unless they experienced a good deal of personnel losses in the offseason, are going to be among the favorites. Super Bowl odds are up for the entire NFL season and will constantly be changing based on transactions, injuries, and, of course, wins and losses. As the playoff picture takes shape, the teams with an inside track on playoff berths are going to see their plus prices decrease. Losing teams will see their odds increase until eliminated form contention and they are ultimately taken off the board.

Any championship bet in any sport is a futures bet. That means that you can place the bet at any time and the sportsbook will hold your money until the outcome for that particular team is decided. If you pick the correct team to win the Super Bowl, your winnings will be available. If you did not pick the winner, then your bet will be graded a loser and no longer show as pending.

The beauty of our odds page here at ATS is that you can compare the Super Bowl odds across multiple sportsbooks in the industry. You never want to settle for +2000 when you could have +2500 or +4000 instead. By seeing all of them side-by-side, you can see exactly which sportsbook you want to use in order to place your bet.

For the most part, up until there is a Super Bowl line with a favorite and an underdog, all teams are going to return plus prices. The plus and minus figures used at sportsbooks are based on a $100 wager. For example, +1000 would mean a 10:1 return on that $100 wager. If you turn the odds into a decimal, like turning +2800 into 28.00 or +750 into 7.5, you can calculate your potential payout very easily relative to your bet amount.