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What are the Chicago Bears’ odds to win 2021 Super Bowl LV?

What are the Chicago Bears’ odds to win 2021 Super Bowl LV? We look at BetMGM Sportsbook’s NFL futures betting options.

The Chicago Bears (8-8) backdoored their way into the postseason. Despite losing six games in a row in the middle of the season and suffering a 35-16 defeat in Week 17 to the NFC’s No. 1-seeded Green Bay Packers, the Bears claimed the No. 7 seed when the Arizona Cardinals also lost in Week 17. Now, the Bears get to visit the No. 2 seed New Orleans Saints Sunday in an NFL Wild Card game as big betting underdogs. Below, we analyze the Bears’ 2021 Super Bowl LV odds, how they stack up against other NFL playoff teams and look at their 2020 regular-season betting trends. Check out SportsbookWire.com for more NFL betting predictions.

Latest Chicago Bears 2021 Super Bowl LV odds

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Wednesday at 4:10 p.m. ET.

+8000 | $10 bet returns a $800 profit

At +8000, the Bears have the second-worst odds to win Super Bowl LV, only ahead of the Washington Football Team (+10000). Washington won the NFC East and earned the NFC’s No. 4 seed despite finishing 7-9. The Bears’ 2021 Super Bowl odds represent an implied win probability of 1.23%. with those odds being expressed as a fraction of 80/1 or decimal of 81.00.

The Kansas City Chiefs have the best odds at +240 with a win probability of 29.41%. A winning $10 wager on the Chiefs would profit $240. On the other end of the spectrum, Washington’s win probability is 0.99% and returns a $1,000 profit on a $10 bet.

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Chicago Bears’ 2020 betting trends

Money line (?)

The Bears posted an 8-8 straight-up record, winning by an average of 0.1 points per game. They were 3-5 at home at Soldier Field and 5-3 on the road. Chicago was favored in only three games, going 2-1 SU, while finishing 6-7 SU when they were underdogs.

Against the spread (?)

The Bears were 8-8 against the spread and covered the number by an average of 2.3 PPG. They were 5-3 ATS on the road, and posted a 7-6 ATS record as underdogs.

Over/Under (?)

Chicago finished with an 8-8 Over/Under record and played an average of 1.6 points above the line. On the road, the Bears went 5-3 O/U and played 5.2 PPG above the line.

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Pomponio: New Orleans Saints will win 2021 Super Bowl LV

Ken Pomponio predicts the New Orleans Saints will win the 2021 Super Bowl LV with a look at NFL futures betting odds at BetMGM Sportsbook.

The New Orleans Saints finished 12-4 in an unconventional 2020 NFL regular season and earned the second seed in the NFC playoffs. Here’s the case for the Saints as my prediction to win 2021 Super Bowl LV, along with a few other NFL playoff picks and best bets.

New Orleans Saints year in review

The Saints captured the NFC South title for the fourth straight season. Head coach Sean Payton, QB Drew Brees and Co. set the tone right out of the gate, thrashing their primary challengers, in QB Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by a 34-23 count in the regular-season opener.

The rest of the route, though, wasn’t exactly smooth sailing.

New Orleans followed the opening win with back-to-back losses to the Las Vegas Raiders and Green Bay Packers, and that latter 37-30 defeat wound up being the difference between the first and second seed in the NFC.

Nine straight wins followed, but Brees missed the final three of those wins — and four starts total — after suffering multiple fractured ribs in Week 10. Offensive Swiss Army knife Taysom Hill was the surprise starter in Brees’ absence and went 3-1.

Brees returned for a Week 15 home showdown against the defending Super Bowl-champion Kansas City Chiefs, but the Saints came up a field goal short as they suffered their second of back-to-back losses.

New Orleans, though, closed the season strong, shredding the Minnesota Vikings 52-33 on Christmas Day behind Alvin Kamara‘s 6 rushing touchdowns and then, even with Kamara and the rest of the Saints’ regular running backs out due to COVID-19, walloped the Carolina Panthers 33-7 behind three Brees TD passes and five defensive interceptions.

Wagering wise, the Saints finished 9-7 against the spread, and covered in eight of their final 10 games.

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Why the New Orleans Saints will win Super Bowl LV

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Instead of a bye, the second-seeded Saints will be in action on “Super” Wild Card Weekend, drawing the 8-8 Chicago Bears in a Sunday home game. Chicago won three of its last four games to claim the final spot in the expanded NFC field, but look for the Saints to roll to the most lopsided win of the entire postseason.

I also foresee the lower-seeded Bucs and Los Angeles Rams winning on the road in their Saturday NFC wild-card games, setting up Bucs-Saints III in the NFC Divisional Round.

The Saints will complete the sweep and earn a trip to Green Bay for the NFC title game.

Despite Green Bay’s decided edge playing out in the elements at home and the Saints’ 1-5 road playoff record during the Brees/Payton era (since 2006), the Saints will avenge the Week 3 loss, spring the upset and shake the crushing disappointments of the previous three postseasons with the franchise’s second Super Bowl berth.

There, I have New Orleans facing off with the AFC’s sizzling second seed, the Buffalo Bills, who will cruise past the Indianapolis Colts and Pittsburgh Steelers at home before upending the Chiefs in a tight AFC title tilt at Arrowhead Stadium.

Buffalo will arrive in Tampa, Fla., having won 12 of its last 13 games (losing only on the “Hail Murray” miracle TD in Week 10 against the Arizona Cardinals) but the shockingly improved Josh Allen and Co. will meet their match in the more experienced and balanced Saints, who will make good on the plus-value Super Bowl (+750) and NFC (+325)-winning wagers.

In the end, beneath a confetti shower culminating the strangest of seasons, Brees will follow in the Hall of Fame footsteps of John Elway, Peyton Manning and Ray Lewis, winning a second Super Bowl in his final NFL game.

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DaSilva: Kansas City Chiefs good bet to repeat, win 2021 Super Bowl LV

Cameron DaSilva predicts the Kansas City Chiefs will win 2021 Super Bowl LV with a look at NFL futures betting odds at BetMGM Sportsbook.

The Kansas City Chiefs went 14-2 in the 2020 NFL regular season and finished first in the AFC, earning the coveted first-round bye. As the defending Super Bowl champions, the Chiefs are primed to repeat thanks to an explosive offense and a defense that deserves more credit than it gets. Below, I make the case for the Chiefs as my prediction to win the 2021 Super Bowl LV, along with other NFL playoff picks and best bets.

Kansas City Chiefs year in review

The Chiefs absolutely rolled through the regular season with their only real stumble coming in Week 5 against the Raiders – a shocking 40-32 loss at home. Their other loss came in Week 17 when QB Patrick Mahomes and most key starters got the week off to rest for the playoffs.

Despite resting their starters in the season finale, the Chiefs still finished sixth in scoring, first in yards, first in first downs, first in passing, third in touchdown passes and first in plays per drive. It was yet another season dominated by Mahomes and the offense, scoring at least 21 points in all but one game.

Defensively, the Chiefs deserve more credit than they’ve gotten, too. They allowed 38 points to the Chargers in Week 17 and finished 10th in points allowed and 16th in yards – both of which were lower than they should’ve been due to the backups playing on Sunday. Where Kansas City must be better is in the red zone, ranking only 14th offensively and 32nd on defense.

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Why the Kansas City Chiefs will win the 2021 Super Bowl

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It’s easy to like the Chiefs as a Super Bowl contender, even at the low +240 odds. They had the best record in the regular season, are the reigning champs and are mostly healthy heading into the playoffs. Few teams in the NFL can keep up with this offense when they really put the pedal down, which is a massive hurdle for opponents on its own.

The AFC isn’t exactly loaded this year, either. The Pittsburgh Steelers offense is underwhelming, the Tennessee Titans defense sorely lacks talent, the Baltimore Ravens can at times be one-dimensional, the Indianapolis Colts are inconsistent and the Cleveland Browns are once again dealing with COVID-19 complications. That leaves the Buffalo Bills as the biggest threat to Kansas City in the AFC.

Fortunately, the Chiefs won’t face the Bills in the divisional round, as Buffalo will have to win two games to potentially meet the Chiefs in the NFC Championship. The Chiefs will face the lowest remaining seed in the conference after this weekend, which in a worst-case scenario will be the fourth-seeded Titans, or in a best-case scenario will be the Colts (who face Buffalo this weekend).

The Chiefs have a better chance than any other team to win the Super Bowl, and it all starts with Mahomes. A quarterback who rarely has an off day, combined with two of the best pass-catchers in football (WR Tyreek Hill and TE Travis Kelce) make Kansas City dangerous. It’ll just come down to whether an opponent catches them on a bad day.

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Williams: Kansas City Chiefs are best bet to win 2021 Super Bowl LV

Joe Williams predicts the Kansas City Chiefs will win the 2021 Super Bowl LV with a look at NFL futures betting odds at BetMGM Sportsbook.

The Kansas City Chiefs went 14-2 in the 2020 NFL regular season and finished 10-2 in the AFC. Below, I make the case for the Chiefs as my prediction to win the 2021 Super Bowl, along with other NFL playoff picks and best bets.

Kansas City Chiefs year in review

The defending champion Chiefs were the top offense in the NFL, tossing up 415.8 total yards per game while managing 303.4 yards per game through the air, also No. 1 in the league. They checked in sixth in the NFL with 29.6 PPG, too.

Defense wins championships, though, right? Well, Kansas City’s numbers were rather middling in that department, allowing 358.3 total yards per game to rank just 16th, although they yielded just 22.6 PPG to check-in 10th in the NFL. Still, they are 4-0 straight up and 3-1 against the spread against playoff teams this season while scoring 29.7 PPG in those contests, and they will be able to outscore anyone who comes to town.

All of those stats, numbers and trends are fine, but I like experience. QB Patrick Mahomes, who won the Super Bowl MVP last season, completed 66.3% of his passes for 4,740 yards, 38 touchdowns and just 6 interceptions this season. The kid just never makes mistakes, and when he does, rarely are they costly and game-changing miscues. He had a pair of 1,000-yard pass-catchers in WR Tyreek Hill (87 receptions, 1,276 yards, 15 touchdowns) and TE Travis Kelce (105-1,416-11), and that double-dip makes it difficult for opposing defenses.

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Why the Kansas City Chiefs will win the 2021 Super Bowl

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Wednesday at 8:40 a.m. ET.

I know, I know. Betting the favorite, the CHIEFS (+240), is not exactly going out on a limb or the sexy pick. Don’t overthink it. It’s not so much that I am in love with the Chiefs, but they will have somewhat of a home-field advantage, allowing fans on a limited capacity. Don’t underestimate that. Even a smattering of boisterous fans will give the home side the extra juice when they need it most.

In addition, I love what I have seen from the Buffalo Bills (+700) this season, but while I am all-in on QB Josh Allen being a bona fide star, I am not sold on their running game, and their defense wasn’t nearly as dominant as last season. And hey, we’ve already seen these two AFC titans square off, with the Chiefs winning 26-17 in Buffalo back in Week 6. The results won’t be different in a potential AFC Championship Game at Arrowhead Stadium.

The Chiefs lost their Week 17 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers, but that game can be tossed out since they rested all major players. That will actually help them, as the stars will get two full weeks to rest their bumps and bruises. Kansas City won its previous four home games, and they rattled off 10 consecutive wins overall before their loss to the Bolts.

This team has all the tools to hoist the Lombardi Trophy again, becoming the first team to repeat as Super Bowl champs since the New England Patriots won Super Bowls XXXVIII and XXXIX.

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What are the Green Bay Packers’ odds to win 2021 Super Bowl LV?

What are the Green Bay Packers’ odds to win 2021 Super Bowl LV? We look at BetMGM Sportsbook’s NFL futures betting options.

The Green Bay Packers won the NFC North for the third time in five years, clinched the No. 1 seed in the NFC, and earned themselves the conference’s lone first-round bye. Below, we analyze the Packers’ 2021 Super Bowl LV odds, how they stack up against other NFL playoff teams and look at their 2020 regular-season betting trends. Check out SportsbookWire.com for more NFL betting predictions.

Latest Green Bay Packers 2021 Super Bowl LV odds

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Wednesday at 6:20 a.m. ET.

+550 | $10 bet returns a profit of $55

The Packers (+550) have the second-best odds to win Super Bowl LV, trailing only the reigning champion Kansas City Chiefs (+240). Green Bay has an implied win probability of 15.38% with those odds also being expressed as a fraction of 11/2 or decimal of 6.50.

The Chiefs’ win probability is 29.41%. The 12 teams with higher odds than the Packers range from +700 to +10000 for win probabilities ranging from 12.50% to 0.99%.

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Green Bay Packers’ 2020 betting trends

Money line (?)

Only the Chiefs (14-2) finished with a better regular-season record than the Packers (13-3). Green Bay went 11-2 when favored on the betting lines and 2-1 in just three games as an underdog.

Against the spread (?)

Two teams had a better against the spread record than the Packers’ 10-6. They won by an average of 8.8 points per game and covered by 3.8 PPG. They were 5-3 ATS at Lambeau Field, where they’ll be throughout the NFC playoffs.

Over/Under (?)

The Packers were 9-7 on the Over/Under, topping projected totals by an average of 4.1 PPG. Games at Lambeau went just 4-4 against the number but still played 0.9 PPG above the line.

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McLaren: Green Bay Packers follow Aaron Rodgers to 2021 Super Bowl LV win

Esten McLaren predicts the Green Bay Packers will win the 2021 Super Bowl LV with a look at NFL futures betting odds at BetMGM Sportsbook.

The Green Bay Packers went 13-3 in the 2020 NFL regular season and finished first in the NFC for a bye into the Divisional Round. The Packers won their final six games of the regular season to seal a second straight NFC North title. Below, I make the case for the Packers as my prediction to win the 2021 Super Bowl, along with other NFL playoff picks and best bets.

Green Bay Packers year in review

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers is BetMGM‘s favorite for the AP MVP award with odds of -3500 representing a 97.22% win probability. The recently turned 37-year-old enjoyed a resurgent season and finished with a 70.7-percent completion percentage, 4,299 passing yards and 48 passing touchdowns against just 5 interceptions. His completion percentage, touchdown total and 121.5 quarterback rating were best in the league.

Rodgers received plenty of help. RB Aaron Jones had 1,459 yards from scrimmage and 11 total touchdowns in 14 games. WR Davante Adams had 115 receptions for 1,374 yards and 18 TDs and TE Robert Tonyan broke out with 11 TDs on 52 total catches.

The defense came and went, and finished 17th by Football Outsiders’ total DVOA. The Packers were 14th in opponent yards per play allowed, but they were just 20th by ESPN’s Team Pass Rush Win Rate.

From a betting standpoint, the Packers went 10-6 against the spread and covered by 3.8 points per game while winning by an average of 8.8 PPG. They were 9-7 against the Over/Under and topped projections by 4.1 PPG. With home-field advantage secured through the NFC playoffs, the Packers can build on their 5-3 ATS record at Lambeau Field from the regular season. Games at Lambeau went 9-7 against the O/U.

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Why the Green Bay Packers will win the 2021 Super Bowl

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Tuesday at 1:20 p.m. ET.

The Packers trail only the reigning champion Kansas City Chiefs (+240) with odds of +550 to win Super Bowl LV. They’re my pick at the onset of the playoffs with a $10 bet returning a profit of $55.

I never like betting a favorite for futures and better than double the value for the No. 1 seed from the NFC is extremely attractive.

Rodgers, a two-time MVP winner and Super Bowl XLV champion, is the only QB in the NFL who can match Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes’ throwing ability. The Packers have the superior running back in Jones, and Adams would be the best pass-catcher on the field in a Packers-Chiefs Super Bowl.

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Root: Buffalo Bills primed to win 2021 Super Bowl LV

Jess Root predicts the Buffalo Bills will win the 2021 Super Bowl LV with a look at NFL futures betting odds at BetMGM Sportsbook.

The Buffalo Bills went 13-3 in the 2020 NFL regular season and finished as the second seed in the AFC. They swept the AFC East and won their final six games. Below, I make the case for the Bills as my prediction to win the 2021 Super Bowl, along with other NFL playoff picks and best bets.

Buffalo Bills year in review

This was a special year for the Bills. They won their division for the first time since 1995 and had their best record since 1991. They had the league’s No. 2 offense in terms of yards and points, led by quarterback Josh Allen‘s career year. The third-year QB is an MVP candidate after passing for over 4,500 yards and having 37 touchdown passes and only 10 interceptions. Plus, he added another 421 rushing yards and eight touchdowns, to account for 45 total touchdowns on the season.

The Bills were 14th in yards allowed per game and 16th in scoring defense. Their only losses were to the Kansas City Chiefs, Tennessee Titans and Arizona Cardinals. The Chiefs and Titans won their respective divisions in the AFC and are in the postseason. The loss to Arizona was only by a last-second Hail Mary throw.

In addition to dominating the league overall, the Bills were one of the best bets in the NFL with a league-best 11-5 record against the spread and beat the spread by an average of 5.6 points per game. They were 10-5-1 against the Over/Under.

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Why the Buffalo Bills will win the 2021 Super Bowl

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Tuesday at 1 p.m. ET.

The Bills, who enter the postseason with the third-shortest odds to win it all at +700, are the hottest team in the NFL. They finished the season winning six straight games and were a “Hail Murray” away from 11 wins in a row. They have three wins over playoff teams already and seven of their wins came against teams that finished .500 or better.

They can score on any defense. They put up 35 points on the No. 1 scoring defense in the league (Los Angeles Rams), 26 against the No. 3 scoring defense in the league (Pittsburgh Steelers) and 87 combined in two games against the No. 6 scoring defense (Miami Dolphins).

TheBills will face the Indianapolis Colts in the Wild Card Round and then, if the higher seed wins in each first-round game in the AFC, would face the Steelers in the divisional round, followed by either the Tennessee Titans or Kansas City Chiefs in the conference championship. They already beat the Steelers this season. They lost to both the Titans and Chiefs in a three-game stretch in which they failed to score at least 24 points. They were the only three games all year that happened. They have put up over 30 points in four of their last five games and scored over 45 in two of their last three.

They match up well against any team, are getting elite quarterback play and are the hottest team in football. The Bills are primed to win the 2021 Super Bowl bring home the Lombardi Trophy.

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Updated 2021 Super Bowl betting odds: Chiefs take control, Steelers rising

Looking at the updated NFL futures betting odds to win the 2021 Super Bowl and noting some of the biggest movers.

The Kansas City Chiefs reaffirmed themselves as the team to beat in the NFL with their 34-20 throttling of the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football in Week 3. They secured the pole position in the betting odds to win the 2021 Super Bowl and go back-to-back as NFL champs. Below, we look at the risers and fallers in the Super Bowl odds heading into Week 4.

2021 Super Bowl odds: Favorites

Odds via BetMGM; last updated Tuesday, Sept. 29 at 12:20 p.m. ET.

Kansas City Chiefs (3-0) +450 ⬆️
Baltimore Ravens (2-1) +600 ⬇️
Seattle Seahawks (3-0) +900 ⬆️
Green Bay Packers (3-0) +1100 ⬆️
New Orleans Saints (1-2) +1200 ↔️
Buffalo Bills (3-0) +1600 ⬆️
Pittsburgh Steelers (3-0) +1600 ⬆️
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-1) +1800 ⬇️

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2021 Super Bowl odds: Contenders

Arizona Cardinals (2-1) +2000 ↔️
Dallas Cowboys (1-2) +2000 ⬇️
New England Patriots (2-1) +2000 ⬆️
San Francisco 49ers (2-1) +2000 ⬆️
Indianapolis Colts (2-1) +2500 ⬆️
Los Angeles Rams (2-1) +2500 ⬇️
Tennessee Titans (3-0) +3000 ↔️
Chicago Bears (3-0) +5000 ↔️
Cleveland Browns (2-1) +5000 ↔️
Las Vegas Raiders (2-1) +5000 ⬇️

2021 Super Bowl odds: Long shots

Atlanta Falcons (0-3) +8000 ↔️
Los Angeles Chargers (1-2) +8000 ⬇️
Philadelphia Eagles (0-2-1) +8000 ⬇️
Denver Broncos (0-3) +10000 ⬇️
Houston Texans (0-3) +10000 ⬇️
Minnesota Vikings (0-3) +10000 ⬇️
Carolina Panthers (1-2) +15000 ⬆️
Detroit Lions (1-2) +15000 ⬆️
Miami Dolphins (1-2) +15000 ↔️
Jacksonville Jaguars (1-2) +25000 ⬇️
Washington Football Team (1-2) +25000 ⬇️
Cincinnati Bengals (0-2-1) +40000 ⬇️
New York Giants (0-3) +50000 ⬇️
New York Jets (0-3) +50000 ⬇️

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The Chiefs are heavy favorites to win the Super Bowl for the second year in a row. A $10 futures bet will return a profit of $45 in early February should they lift the Lombardi Trophy. In a 32-team league and with 13 regular-season games remaining for each team, they have an implied probability of winning the Super Bowl of 18.18%.

The same $10 bet on the 0-3 Giants or Jets would return a profit of $5,000. Both New York teams have an implied win probability of just 0.20%.

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2021 Super Bowl betting odds after Week 2

Looking at the updated NFL futures odds to win the 2021 Super Bowl following Week 2 of the NFL season.

Two weeks of the 2020 NFL season are complete. While the opening weekend had surprising outcomes, the theme for Week 2 was the number of significant injuries suffered by key players. With some teams surging to start the season and other teams looking different now with injuries, their Super Bowl odds have changed. Below, we look at the updated 2021 Super Bowl odds after Week 2.

2021 Super Bowl odds: Favorites

Odds via BetMGM; last updated Tuesday, Sept. 22 at 10:10 a.m. ET.

Baltimore Ravens (2-0) +450
Kansas City Chiefs (2-0) +550
New Orleans Saints (1-1) +1200
Seattle Seahawks (2-0) +1200
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-1) +1400
Dallas Cowboys (1-1) +1800

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2021 Super Bowl odds: Contenders

Arizona Cardinals (2-0) +2000
Green Bay Packers (2-0) +2000
Pittsburgh Steelers (2-0) +2000
Buffalo Bills (2-0) +2200
Los Angeles Rams (2-0) +2200
New England Patriots (1-1) +2200
San Francisco 49ers (1-1) +2500
Indianapolis Colts (1-1) +3000
Tennessee Titans (2-0) +3000
Las Vegas Raiders (2-0) +4000
Los Angeles Chargers (1-1) +4000
Minnesota Vikings (0-2) +4000
Philadelphia Eagles (0-2) +4000

2021 Super Bowl odds: Long shots

Chicago Bears (2-0) +5000
Cleveland Browns (1-1) +5000
Denver Broncos (0-2) +6500
Houston Texans (0-2) +6500
Atlanta Falcons (0-2) +8000
Jacksonville Jaguars (1-1) +15000
Miami Dolphins (0-2) +15000
New York Giants (0-2) +15000
Washington Football Team (1-1) +15000
Carolina Panthers (0-2) +20000
Cincinnati Bengals (0-2) +20000
Detroit Lions (0-2) +20000
New York Jets (0-2) 25000

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A $10 futures bet on the Ravens at +450 to win Super Bowl LV will return a profit of just $45 should they win the Big Game. The same bet on the Jets at +25000 would net a profit of $2,500.

Baltimore has an implied probability of 18.18% to win the 2021 Super Bowl. This can also be expressed as 9/2 by the fractional odds or 5.50 as decimal odds. The Jets’ implied probability is just 0.40%.

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2021 Super Bowl betting odds after Week 1

Looking at the NFL futures odds to win the 2021 Super Bowl following Week 1 of the NFL season.

Week 1 of the 2020 NFL season is in the books. In the opening week of a season many expect to be filled with the unexpected, we had our usual assortment of upsets, injuries and breakout performances. Below, we look at the updated 2021 Super Bowl odds after Week 1.

2021 Super Bowl odds: Favorites

Odds via BetMGM; last updated Tuesday, Sept. 15 at 2:05 p.m. ET.

Baltimore Ravens (1-0) +550
Kansas City Chiefs (1-0) +550
New Orleans Saints (1-0) +1100
San Francisco 49ers (0-1) +1100
Seattle Seahawks (1-0) +1200
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-1) +1600
Dallas Cowboys (0-1) +1800

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2021 Super Bowl odds: Contenders

Buffalo Bills (1-0) +2200
New England Patriots (1-0) +2200
Pittsburgh Steelers (1-0) +2500
Arizona Cardinals (1-0) +3000
Green Bay Packers (1-0 +3000
Indianapolis Colts (0-1) +3000
Los Angeles Chargers (1-0) +3000
Minnesota Vikings (0-1) +3000
Philadelphia Eagles (0-1) +3000
Tennessee Titans (1-0) +3500
Chicago Bears (1-0) +4000
Denver Broncos (0-1) +4000
Los Angeles Rams (1-0) +4000

2021 Super Bowl odds: Long shots

Cleveland Browns (0-1) +5000
Atlanta Falcons (0-1) +6500
Houston Texans (0-1) +6500
Las Vegas Raiders (1-0) +6500
Detroit Lions (0-1) +10000
Jacksonville Jaguars (1-0) +10000
New York Jets (0-1) +10000
Washington Football Team (1-0) +10000
Carolina Panthers (0-1) +12500
Miami Dolphins (0-1) +12500
Cincinnati Bengals (0-1) +15000
New York Giants (0-1) +15000

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A $10 futures bet on the Ravens or Chiefs at +550 to win Super Bowl LV will return a profit of just $55 should they win the Big Game. The same bet on the Bengals or Giants at +15000 would net a profit of $1,500.

Baltimore and Kansas City both have an implied probability of 15.38% to win the 2021 Super Bowl. This can also be expressed as 11/2 by the fractional odds or 6.50 as decimal odds. The Giants’ implied probability is just 0.66%.

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