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
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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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