- There have been seven teams that won with odds of +1000 or longer during the preseason from 2009-2021.
- Three Super Bowl winning teams’ odds changed from the preseason to Week 16, with a significant lengthen in odds.
GLENDALE, Ariz. – Super Bowl 57 may not be for another nine months, but preseason odds have already dropped and are available to bet on.
Finding great early odds is exciting but it is beneficial to consider that the average odds for the last 13 Super Bowl winners in the preseason were +1342 (range of +600 to +2000)
Following a crazy offseason, teams saw odds jump for Super Bowl 57 betting after the acquisition or loss of players. The Bucs odds increased after Tom Brady came out of a short retirement, and the Broncos saw a heavy increase with the signing of Russel Wilson.
Odds To Win Super Bowl 57
- Buffalo +650
- Tampa Bay +700
- Green Bay +1000
- Kansas City +1000
- LA Rams +1000
- LA Chargers +1400
- Denver +1600
Odds Changing Mid-Season
Even with these odds, past years have demonstrated that odds will change as the season plays out. Sometimes, there are better odds during the middle of the regular season, or even right before the playoffs begin.
Super Bowl Winners With Longer Odds Later In The Season
| Team | Preseason Odds | Odds Later In Season |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 Bucs | 1000 | +1800 (Week 6) |
| 2019 Cheifs | 600 | +1400 (Week 10) |
| 2018 Pats | 600 | +800 Weeks 4,12,16) |
| 2015 Broncos | 900 | +1200 (Week 16) |
| 2014 Pats | 650 | +1000 (Week 8) |
| 2012 Ravens | 1800 | +3000 (Week 16) |
| 2011 Giants | 2200 | +5000 (Week 14) |
| 2010 Packers | 1100 | +2800 (Week 16) |
There have been three Super Bowl Champions whose odds increased in length from the preseason to Week 16, offering much higher payouts. Also, by waiting to bet, there’s opportunity to see how each team has played together through regular season games.
Past Super Bowl Winners With Long Preseason Odds
- 2021 Rams +1200
- 2017 Eagles +4000
- 2016 Pats +600
- 2013 Seahawks +800
- 2009 Saints +2000
For 2022-2023, if the Chiefs, Rams, or Packers, (currently at +1000) all won their division, (they are all favored) their odds could start to shrink to win it all.
Therefore, better odds could have been taken advantage of before the season.
If bettors do not jump on these odds, they could shrink dramatically in a matter of weeks.
Winners Whose Odds Moved The Most
| Team | Preseason Odds | Odds After Week Of Drop | Week Of 50% Drop |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 Saints | 2000 | +400 (-80%) | Week 4 |
| 2016 Pats | 600 | +140 (-77%) | Week 8 |
| 2013 Seahawks | 800 | +250 (-69%) | Week 4 |
| 2014 Pats | 650 | +250 (-62%) | Week 16 |
| 2017 Eagles | 4000 | +1500 (-62%) | Week 6 |
Deciding When To Wager On The Winner
There are also cases where a team’s odds stay the same from preseason to the start of the playoffs. The 2018 Patriots and the 2011 Giants won the Super Bowl with the same exact preseason odds that they still had heading into the Wild Card round.
At the end of the day, there are many teams that have all the pieces to win the Super Bowl 57 who have favorable odds. Using Super Bowl betting sites to wager on them before the season starts adds excitement.
If bettors feel more comfortable waiting and watching the season play out first, past trends have also shown that they could still receive great odds on the potential Super Bowl winner.
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Ben has been an avid sports fan his whole life and mostly follows football and basketball, both professional and collegiate. He is finishing his Editing, Writing, and Media Degree at Florida State University, with a minor in Business. Diving into the world of sports betting, he is ecstatic to work in an area that has combined his two passions of sports and writing.