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What are Chargers’ current odds to win Super Bowl LVII?

The Los Angeles Chargers are receiving favorable odds.

The Chargers selected eight players in the 2022 NFL draft, bolstering the offensive and defensive line, getting faster in the secondary, and finding a complement to Austin Ekeler.

After Los Angeles stacked deck, how did that impact their odds of winning Super Bowl LVII?

At the moment, L.A. is tied for the fourth-best odds to hoist the Lombardi Trophy next February, along with the Broncos and 49ers at +1500, per Tipico Sportsbook.

That means if you bet $100 on the Chargers to win the Super Bowl, you would take home $1500 if the team won it all.

The Bills have the best odds at +600, followed by the Buccaneers at +700. The Packers, Chiefs, and Rams are tied at +1000

After making upgrades this offseason, specifically on the defensive side of the ball with notables J.C. Jackson, Khalil Mack and Sebastian Joseph-Day, Justin Herbert, Brandon Staley, and the Bolts are primed to contend for a Super Bowl.

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Checking in on Chargers’ Super Bowl odds after first wave of free agency

The Los Angeles Chargers’ Super Bowl LVII odds improved following the first wave of free agency.

In the first wave of free agency, the Chargers upgraded their roster with the additions of Khalil Mack, J.C. Jackson, Sebastian Joseph-Day, Austin Johnson, and Gerald Everett.

After these signings, it improved Los Angeles’ odds of Super Bowl LVII, as they went from 20-to-1 (+2000) to 15-to-1 (+1500), which ties them with the Cowboys and Browns, according to Tipico Sportsbook.

The teams with better odds are the 49ers, Broncos (+1300), Rams, Packers (+1000), Buccaneers, Chiefs (+750), and Bills (+650).

The Bolts still have some spendings to make another signing or two, with $7.9 million in available salary-cap space, according to The Athletic’s Daniel Popper.

If the Chargers nail the draft next month, their odds should improve even more.

Where Chargers’ Super Bowl LVI odds stand after 2021 draft

The Los Angeles Chargers upgraded their roster this offseason. How did it impact their odds of winning Super Bowl LVI?

The Chargers selected nine players in the 2021 NFL draft, with the most notables being offensive tackle Rashawn Slater and cornerback Asante Samuel, Jr.

After Los Angeles stacked deck, how did that impact their odds of winning Super Bowl LVI?

At the moment, L.A. is tied for the eighth-best odds to hoist the Lombardi Trophy next February, along with the Cardinals, Dolphins, Patriots and Seahawks at +3000, per BetMGM.

That means if you bet $100 on the Chargers to win the Super Bowl, you would take home $3,000 if the team won it all.

Even after making upgrades on both sides of the ball to an already talented roster that includes star quarterback Justin Herbert, it’s hard to gauge how Brandon Staley will do as a first-time head coach.

Plus, Los Angeles has a proven history of seeing injuries occur to key players prior to and during the regular season.

If L.A. can win games under Staley and stay healthy throughout the duration of the year, those odds of them winning it all will increase.

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What are Chargers’ odds to win Super Bowl LVI?

The Chargers have the potential to make a run in 2021.

The 2020 NFL season has officially come to an end after the Buccaneers defeated the Chiefs in Super Bowl LV on Sunday.

With that being said it’s time to look forward to 2021. At the moment, the Chargers are tied with the Patriots and the Steelers with the ninth-best odds to win Super Bowl LVI at +3000, per BetMGM.

It’s not all that surprising that Los Angeles ranks near the middle of the pack. Even though they still possess a talented roster which includes star quarterback Justin Herbert, it’s hard to gauge what Brandon Staley brings to the table as a first-time head coach.

Not only that, but L.A. also needs to address both the offensive and defensive line, cornerback and special teams corps to ensure they have enough ammo to go toe-to-toe with AFC West rival, the Kansas City Chiefs.

If the Bolts nail their offseason, those odds will likely increase heading into the 2021 regular season.