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Cincinnati pulled off an improbable comeback to beat the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game. They will now watch the NFC title matchup between San Francisco and the LA Rams.
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Jan. 24, 2022
Heading into the playoffs the favorite on the Super Bowl futures odds are the Green Bay Packers.
A meaningless loss to Detroit in the final week of the regular season which meant nothing to the Packers’ playoff standings also meant nothing for the oddsmakers who have left Green Bay at +380. With a first round bye the Packers will have to wait and see who their first playoff opponent will be. Green Bay gets home field advantage and they’re 5-2 in their last seven playoff games at Lambeau Field.
Following the Packers on the Super Bowl futures are the Kansas City Chiefs at +450, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Buffalo Bills both at +750. Not surprisingly all three are favored in the first round matchups.
The best value on the Super Bowl futures appears to be the Tennessee Titans at +850. Although they were a better value last week when they were listed at +1200. As the top seed in the AFC the Titans get a bye this week which gives Derrick Henry extra time to get up to speed for a return from a foot injury. Also worth mention is that Tennessee defeated both Kansas City and Buffalo earlier this season.
If you were thinking about placing a Super Bowl futures bet on the Pittsburgh Steelers hopefully you did it last week. The Steelers sit dead last on the futures at +9000 but that’s still a large increase from the +55,000 odds they were getting a week ago when their chances of even making the playoffs looked slim. If Ben Roethlisberger has one more Super Bowl left in him the Steelers could still pay off big.
Green Bay Packers +380
Kansas City +450
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +750
Buffalo Bills +750
Tennessee Titans +850
Los Angeles Rams +1000
Dallas Cowboys +1200
Cincinnati Bengals +1700
San Francisco 49ers +2100
Arizona Cardinals +2200
New England Patriots +2200
Philadelphia Eagles +6000
Las Vegas Raiders +6000
Pittsburgh Steelers +9000
Jan. 4, 2022
Another week, another new favorite on the Super Bowl futures odds.
This week the honor goes to the Green Bay Packers, who are atop the odds list at +380. That’s up from +450 a week ago. With their win over Minnesota last week the Packers have clinched the top seed in the NFC and home field advantage throughout the playoffs. That could come in handy for a Packers’ squad that has won eight straight and 14 of their last 15 games at home.
With Green Bay taking over top spot on the Super Bowl futures that means the Kansas City Chiefs have dropped back to second at +500, followed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Buffalo Bills both at +750.
The Chiefs lost to Cincinnati last week and it may end up costing them the top seed in the AFC. Tampa Bay barely got past the New York Jets last week in what was Antonio Brown’s last game with the Buccaneers after another incident. Buffalo has won three straight and look to win the AFC East next week if they can make it four in a row versus the Jets.
The top value bet for bettors right now may be the Tennessee Titans at +1200. Tennessee has the top seed in the AFC in sight after they dominated Miami last week. If they can get the bye in the first week of the playoffs it could be huge for Tennessee, as it would give Derrick Henry another week to prepare for a potential return from a broken foot. The Titans are also 7-1 in their last eight home games.
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Green Bay Packers +380
Kansas City Chiefs +500
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +750
Buffalo Bills +750
Los Angeles Rams +950
Tennessee Titans +1200
Dallas Cowboys +1200
Arizona Cardinals +1700
New England Patriots +1700
Cincinnati Bengals +2000
Dec. 29, 2021
After sharing the top spot a week ago, the Kansas City Chiefs now sit alone as the favorites on the Super Bowl futures at +400.
Kansas City has won eight straight and now boasts the best record in the AFC. They also clinched first place in the AFC West division. If you were planning on making a futures bet on the Chiefs you may have missed the boat on more profitable odds, although they do a have a tough matchup next week against the improving Cincinnati Bengals.
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Following the Chiefs on the Super Bowl futures are their former co-favorites, Green Bay at +450 and defending Super Bowl champs Tampa Bay at +700. The Buccaneers slow descent down the odds continued this week after they sat at +650 a week earlier.
A few of the biggest gainers on the futures this week included Dallas and Tennessee.
Dallas jumped from +1200 to their current spot at +900 after destroying Washington 56-14 last week. What may make the Cowboys one of the most dangerous matchups in the NFC right now is their defense was the star of the show in that win. With that win Dallas has won four straight and clinched the NFC East division title.
Tennessee had been left for dead by some bettors after sustaining injuries to key players. However, they came alive last week to upset San Francisco and move from +2800 to +1800 on the Super Bowl futures. The Titans are still clinging to first place in the AFC South but will need to solve the red-hot Miami Dolphins next week to hold on to it.
The biggest losers on the Super Bowl futures this week were Arizona and Baltimore.
Once the top team in the NFL, Arizona has lost three straight and have fallen from +1300 to +2000 on the Super Bowl futures. The Cardinals have clinched a playoff spot, but unless they can find their form from earlier in the season their playoff run could be a short one.
The Ravens are outside the AFC playoff picture right now and have dropped from+3200 to +5500 on the Super Bowl futures. Baltimore has lost four straight and with a date against the Los Angeles Rams coming up this week that could easily extend to five and end their chances at a postseason berth. (See more updates for all teams at Draft Kings)
Kansas City Chiefs +400
Green Bay Packers +450
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +700
Buffalo Bills +850
Dallas Cowboys +900
Los Angeles Rams +950
New England Patriots +1700
Tennessee Titans +1800
Indianapolis Colts +1800
Arizona Cardinals +2000
Cincinnati Bengals +2600
Dec. 21, 2021
The Bucs drop here… there’s been some big changes on the Super Bowl futures this week, including a new pair of favorites.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers reign atop the Super Bowl futures came to an end following their 9-0 shutout loss to the New Orleans Saints. They dropped from +450 to +650 and the loss may have hurt but what may be even more damaging to the Buccaneers chances of repeating as Super Bowl champs was the loss of wide receiver Chris Godwin for the season.
Mike Evans and Leonard Fournette were also injured but neither were season-ending like Godwin’s. Tampa Bay has a few cupcake games to sort things out before the playoffs with two game against Carolina and one against the Jets.
Taking advantage of the Bucs drop on the odds list were the Kansas City Chiefs and Green Bay Packers who are now Super Bowl co-favorites at +450. The Chiefs moved up from +550 a week ago, while the Packers improved from +650.
The Chiefs have won seven in a row to take hold of first place in the AFC West. They’ve also set themselves up for the first round bye with the best record in the AFC.
The Packers have won three straight after edging Baltimore last week and have already clinched the NFC North. Thanks to Arizona’s recent woes the Packers have a good shot at claiming the first round bye in the NFC.
Speaking of Arizona, the Cardinals joined the Bucs this week by dropping down the Super Bowl futures to +1500 from +1100. Arizona was stunned by Detroit in a game they were double-digits favorites. It doesn’t get any easier for Arizona with back-to-back games against Indianapolis and Dallas.
The most notable rise in the Super Bowl futures this week was by the Colts. Indianapolis jumped up to +1900 after sitting at +3000 a week ago. Following their win over the Patriots last week the Colts have won six of their last seven games and have taken over first place in the AFC South. If Indianapolis can get past Arizona this week, they could take the division with their remaining games coming against Las Vegas and Jacksonville. Not bad for a team that started the season 1-4.
Kansas City Chiefs +450
Green Bay Packers +450
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +650
Los Angeles Rams +1100
Buffalo Bills +1100
New England Patriots +1100
Dallas Cowboys +1200
Arizona Cardinals +1500
Indianapolis Colts +1900
Tennessee Titans +2600
San Francisco 49ers +2800
Cincinnati Bengals +3100
Los Angeles Chargers +3200
Dec. 15 2021
While the top of the Super Bowl odds remain the same again this week a few contenders saw their odds drop after suffering losses in Week 14.
Before we go over the losers let’s briefly look at the top of the Super Bowl futures. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are still the oddsmakers favorites at +500, which are the exact same odds they had last week.
Trailing the Bucs are the Kansas City Chiefs at +550 and the Green Bay Packers at +650. The Chiefs are up slightly from +650 a week ago, while the Packers have also seen a small boost, up from +750.
Now on to the losers. The contender that suffered the largest drop this week were the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens have dropped to +3000 after sitting at +1600 a week ago. Baltimore has dropped back-to-back divisional games after losing to Pittsburgh and Cleveland in consecutive weeks. Even more concerning is an ankle injury to starting quarterback Lamar Jackson heading into three consecutive tough games against the Packers, Bengals and Rams.
The Buffalo Bills have been slowly dropping down the Super Bowl futures for weeks. Following their loss to Tampa Bay last week they’ve landed at +1400, down from +1000 a week ago. Buffalo should be able to bounce back this week in a cupcake matchup with Carolina before what could end up being the most important game of their season against New England.
Our look at the losers concludes with the Arizona Cardinals. Arizona is still tied for the best record in the NFL with Green Bay and Tampa Bay, but last week’s loss to the Rams caused them to drop from +750 to +1000 on the Super Bowl futures. The Cardinals have looked like the best team in the NFC at times this season, so if you’re thinking about making a futures bet on them, now may be the best time.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers +500
Kansas City Chiefs +550
Green Bay Packers +650
New England Patriots +750
Arizona Cardinals +1000
Los Angeles Rams +1100
Dallas Cowboys +1300
Buffalo Bills +1400
Tennessee Titans +1900
Los Angeles Chargers +2200
Baltimore Ravens +3000
Indianapolis Colts +3000
Cleveland Browns +3400
San Francisco 49ers +3400
Cincinnati Bengals +4400
Philadelphia Eagles +10,000
Minnesota Vikings +10,000
Dec. 7, 2021
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs remain atop the Super Bowl futures, but there have been a few big changes on the odds list this week starting with the New England Patriots.
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After running over the Buffalo Bills on Monday night to take a firm hold on first place in the AFC East the Patriots have moved up to third spot on the Super Bowl futures at +700. To put that into context, a week ago New England was listed at +1100. A month ago New England was listed at +7000.
The Patriots head into their Bye week on a seven-game winnings streak and they own the best record in the AFC. We’ve seen Bill Belichick work magic before, but no one saw this coming. Bettors may have missed out on getting the Patriots at big odds but could still get a good price right now if New England continues their climb up the odds list.
While the Pats are marching up the Super Bowl futures, the Bills and Ravens are heading in the opposite direction.
A month ago the Bills were Super Bowl favorites at +500. Since then, they’ve lost three of their last five games and have fallen to +1000 on the futures. Things don’t get any easier for Buffalo this week when they head into Tampa Bay to face the Buccaneers.
They also have another game against the Patriots in New England on Boxing Day. If Buffalo doesn’t right the ship fast instead of talking Super Bowl they may just be hoping to make the playoffs.
The Ravens are down to +1600 this week following an upset loss to Pittsburgh. Prior to that loss Baltimore was listed at +1100. Baltimore has one of the toughest schedules remaining this season with road games at Cincinnati and Cleveland, and home games against the Packers, Rams and Steelers. Baltimore will definitely earn their trip to the playoffs if they can stay atop the AFC North.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +500
Kansas City Chiefs +650
New England Patriots +700
Arizona Cardinals +750
Green Bay Packers +750
Buffalo Bills +1000
Los Angeles Rams +1200
Dallas Cowboys +1300
Baltimore Ravens +1600
Los Angeles Chargers +2100
Tennessee Titans +2200
Indianapolis Colts +3900
Cincinnati Bengals +3900
San Francisco 49ers +4300
Cleveland Browns +5500
Philadelphia Eagles +9000
Washington Football Team +10,000
Minnesota Vikings +10,000
Las Vegas Raiders +12,000
Denver Broncos +12,000
Pittsburgh Steelers +13,000
New Orleans Saints +18,000
Miami Dolphins +29,000
Seattle Seahawks +40,000
Atlanta Falcons +55,000
Carolina Panthers +55,000
Chicago Bears +100,000
New York Giants +100,000
Nov. 22, 2021
Another week of upsets has led to more changes on the Super Bowl futures.
The changes started at the top where the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are Super Bowl favorites again at +550. The Buccaneers ended a short two-game losing streak by rolling over the New York Giants on Monday Night.
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Tampa Bay’s road to the playoffs appears to be an easy one as they only have two more games against teams with winning records. Those two games should be interesting though, as they’ll face the Indianapolis Colts and the Buffalo Bills.
Speaking of the Bills they suffered a major drop on the Super Bowl futures after sitting as the favorites a week ago. Buffalo was a +550 favorite last week, but after getting hammered by the Colts they plummeted to +900. Buffalo hasn’t won back-to-back games since the second week of October and they’ve fallen to second place in the AFC East. They don’t have the easiest schedule ahead of them either with a matchup with Tampa Bay and two against the Pats coming up.
Those Patriots are one of the largest risers on the Super Bowl futures this week. New England has won five straight to take over top spot in the AFC East. If the Patriots want to prove they’re for real, they’ll get the chance in the coming weeks. New England next four games are against Tennessee, Buffalo, Indianapolis, and another versus Buffalo.
Tennessee boasts the best record in the AFC but saw their Super Bowl odds drop last week after they were upset by the Houston Texans. The Titans went from +1300 last week to +1600 this week. The Titans have been a hard team to read this season with wins over Indianapolis, Buffalo, Kansas City, and the Los Angeles Rams, and losses to Houston and the New York Jets. Which version of the Titans will show up in the postseason?
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +550
Kansas City Chiefs +700
Arizona Cardinals +850
Los Angeles Rams +900
Buffalo Bills +900
Dallas Cowboys +1000
Green Bay Packers +1000
Baltimore Ravens +1200
New England Patriots +1400
Tennessee Titans +1600
Los Angeles Chargers +2000
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Nov. 15, 2021
The Super Bowl futures favorites flip flopped again this week following another upset loss by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The Buccaneers were Super Bowl favorites last week but their upset loss to Washington cost them that spot. Tampa Bay will now have to settle for second best on the Super Bowl futures at +600, down from +550 last week.
Bills favored again
Taking back top spot were the Buffalo Bills. Buffalo delivered a strong performance last week in a win over the Jets which propelled them back up to +550 where they sat two weeks ago. In between their times as favorite Buffalo spent one week at +600.
Like the Buccaneers, the Los Angeles Rams were also upset last week after getting lit up by San Francisco on Monday night. The Rams saw a slight decline on the Super Bowl futures, falling from +750 to their current spot at +800. Los Angeles has their bye this week which could give them a chance to get Odell Beckham up to speed after he was used sparingly on Monday night.
Rounding out the Top 5 on the Super Bowl futures are the Green Bay Packers at +850 and the Arizona Cardinals at +950.
The Packers began moving back up the futures following the return of Aaron Rodger last week. If you want an idea of how good Green Bay really is, you may find out in two weeks when they play the Rams at home.
Arizona dropped down the Super Bowl futures after getting roughed up by Carolina last week. The Cardinals are now listed at +950, down from +850 last week. One important thing to remember about Arizona is that last week’s loss came without quarterback Kyler Murray and leading wide receiver De’Andre Hopkins. Once their stars return the Cardinals odds could improve, so if they’re your Super Bowl pick now is the time to bet.
If you’re looking for the team that made the largest gains on the Super Bowl futures this week it’s the New England Patriots. After winning four straight, including last week’s rout of Cleveland, the Patriots have moved up to +2700 on the futures. A week ago they were down at +4000. The Patriots have a few big tests coming up. They include Tennessee and a pair against Buffalo which should give bettors an idea on if this recent winning streak is for real, or a flash in the pan this season.
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Buffalo Bills +550
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +600
Los Angeles Rams +800
Green Bay Packers +850
Arizona Cardinals +950
Dallas Cowboys +1000
Kansas City Chiefs +1000
Tennessee Titans +1300
Baltimore Ravens +1300
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Nov. 8, 2021
After an upset filled Week 9 during which the Bills, Rams, Packers and Cowboys all lost, some changes on the Super Bowl futures odds were expected.
Change started at the top where the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are now the Super Bowl favorites again at +550 despite not even playing last week. Considering what happened to so many contenders last week that was probably a good thing.
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The former Super Bow favorite Buffalo Bills dropped down to +600 following their shocking loss to Jacksonville. The Bills were at +500 last week and look to have a good shot at a rebound this week against the Jets, but nothing can be taken for granted anymore.
Also seeing modest drops on the Super Bowl futures this week following losses were the Rams, Packer and Cowboys.
The Rams couldn’t get it done against Tennessee last week and it caused them to fall to +750 on the odds list. Last week they were listed at +600.
The Packers, without Aaron Rodgers put up a solid effort in a loss to the Chiefs last week. Thanks to that loss and the mess that is the Rodgers situation the Packers went from +950 last to their current standings at +1100.
The Cowboys were big favorites last week at home to Denver with Dak Prescott returning from injury. The offense was non-existent in a loss and it cost Dallas on the futures, as they went from +950 a week ago to +1200 this week.
Looking at gainers on the Super Bowl futures the standouts this week are the Arizona Cardinals and the Tennessee Titans.
Last week Arizona was missing starting quarterback Kyler Murray and No. 1 receiver De’Andre Hopkins but they still rolled over San Francisco. That gave them a boost up to +850 on the futures from +1100 last week.
Tennessee just simply keeps beating contenders. Last week they added the Rams to the list that already included Buffalo and Kansas City. The win, which was even more surprising since it came without Derrick Henry, moved the Titans up to +1200 on the Super Bowl futures. A week earlier they sat at +2200.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +550
Buffalo Bills +600
Los Angeles Rams +750
Arizona Cardinals +850
Baltimore Ravens +1000
Green Bay Packers +110
Tennessee Titans +1200
Dallas Cowboys +1200
Kansas City Chiefs +1200
Los Angeles Chargers +2000
Cleveland Browns +2800
New England Patriots +4000
Las Vegas Raiders +4100
New Orleans Saints +4100
Pittsburgh Steelers +4500
Cincinnati Bengals +6000
Denver Broncos +7000
Indianapolis Colts +8500
Seattle Seahawks +9000
San Francisco 49ers +12,000
Minnesota Vikings +13,000
Philadelphia Eagles +17,000
Atlanta Falcons +20,000
Chicago Bears +55,000
Carolina Panthers +55,000
Miami Dolphins +55,000
New York Giants +100,000
Detroit Lions +100,000
New York Jets +100,000
Washington Football Team +100,000
Jacksonville Jaguars +100,000
Houston Texans +100,000
Nov. 3, 2021Â
We’ve got a new Super Bowl favorite. Following the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ upset loss to the New Orleans Saints last week, there’s been a change atop the Super Bowl futures odds.
Last week the Buccaneers were +500 favorites but their loss to the Saints bumped them down one notch to second on the list at +600. Taking Tampa Bay’s place are the Buffalo Bills, who move up to +500, up from +550 last week at FanDuel Sportsbook, after taking care of the Miami Dolphins last week.
The Bills and Bucs meet up in Tampa Bay in Week 14 in a game that could very well end up being a Super Bow preview.
The Bills weren’t the only team to move up the Super Bowl odds list this week. The Los Angeles Rams moved up to the third spot with +650 odds. They were listed at +950 a week ago. Los Angeles took it to the Houston Texans last week and made some noise at the trade deadline by grabbing veteran linebacker Von Miller.
The Rams have already beaten Tampa Bay this season and get to prove themselves against other Super Bowls contenders later this season with games against Green Bay, Arizona and Baltimore coming up.
Following the Rams on the Super Bowl odds are the Dallas Cowboys and the Green Bay Packers, both at +950. The Cowboys were at +1200 last week and the Packers were at +1100.
Dallas posted a big statement win last week by getting past Minnesota without starting quarterback Dak Prescott. Dallas is running away with the NFC East and could have a smooth road to the playoffs with only three of their remaining 10 games coming against teams with winning records.
Green Bay has won seven straight since starting the season with a loss. Last week’s win against the then undefeated Arizona Cardinals without leading receive Davante Adams was big for Green Bay. If they can keep it up against the struggling Kansas City Chiefs this week their rise up the Super Bowl futures will continue.
Buffalo Bills +500
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +600
Los Angeles Rams +650
Dallas Cowboys +950
Green Bay Packers +950
Baltimore Ravens +1000
Arizona Cardinals +1100
Kansas City Chiefs +1200
Tennessee Titans +2200
Los Angeles Chargers +2700
New Orleans Saints +3100
Cleveland Browns +3400
Las Vegas Raiders +2600
Cincinnati Bengals +4000
Pittsburgh Steelers +5500
San Francisco 49ers +6000
New England Patriots +7000
Minnesota Vikings +7000
Indianapolis Colts +9000
Seattle Seahawks +12,000
Denver Broncos +12,000
Philadelphia Eagles +17,000
Carolina Panthers +18,000
Atlanta Falcons +34,000
Chicago Bears +40,000
Miami Dolphins +55,000
New York Giants +100,000
Detroit Lions +100,000
New York Jets +100,000
Washington Football Team +100,000
Jacksonville Jaguars +100,000
Houston Texans +100,000
Oct. 28, 2021
The defending Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers are the current favorites to bring home another Lombardi Trophy at FanDuel Sportsbook. However, they’re not overwhelming favorites with the Buffalo Bills right behind them on the Super Bowl futures.
The Bucs are +500 on the Super Bowl futures while the Bills are listed at +550. After throttling Chicago 38-3 last week Tampa Bay is 6-1 on the season and have won four straight. They’re next five opponents have a combined record of 14-19 so expect the winning to continue and the Bucs Super Bowls odds to keep improving.
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The Bills are coming off their bye week and had a bit of a hiccup in their last game when they fell to Tennessee 34-31. If you thought the Bucs upcoming schedule was easy the Bills have a cakewalk with Miami, Jacksonville and the New York Jets coming up. The combined record of those three is 3-16. The game to watch out for is in Week 14 when the Bills and Buccaneers square off in Tampa Bay.
The biggest loser right now on the Super Bowl odds are the Kansas City Chiefs. The Chiefs began the season right behind the Buccaneers on the odds list, but have since tumbled to +1300 after losing three of their last five games. The Chiefs are shockingly tied for last place in the AFC West. If you think the Chiefs can turn things around and regain their Super Bowl contender from now may be the best time to make a Super Bowl futures bet.
If you’re looking for a dark horse bet the best option right now may be Tennessee. The Titans have had an odd season when you consider they’ve lost to the Jets but have also beaten the Bills and Chiefs. In the weak AFC South the Titans should easily make the playoffs where they’ll likely get another shot at the Bills and possibly the Chiefs. If the result is the same Tennessee could be a legit Super Bowl contender.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers +500
Buffalo Bills +550
Arizona Cardinals +850
Los Angeles Rams +950
Baltimore Ravens +1000
Green Bay Packers +1100
Dallas Cowboys +1200
Kansas City Chiefs +1300
Tennessee Titans +1900
Cleveland Browns +2000
Los Angeles Chargers +2100
Las Vegas Raiders +4000
New Orleans Saints +4000
Cincinnati Bengals +4000
Indianapolis Colts +5000
San Francisco 49ers +6500
New England Patriots +7000
Minnesota Vikings +7000
Pittsburgh Steelers +8000
Seattle Seahawks +12,000
Denver Broncos +13,000
Atlanta Falcons +17,000
Philadelphia Phillies +18,000
Carolina Panthers +18,000
Chicago Bears +28,000
Washington Football Team +55,000
Miami Dolphins +55,000
New York Giants +100,000
Detroit Lions +100,000
New York Jets +100,000
Jacksonville Jaguars +100,000
Houston Texans +100,000