Super Bowl 57 Odds 2022-23

As soon as one Super Bowl ends, Super Bowl odds for the next season are posted at a majority of online sportsbooks. Every sportsbook that offers NFL online betting also carries 2022-23 Super Bowl odds. Odds to win the Super Bowl change throughout the offseason, and often more so during the regular season based on team success – or lack thereof.

NFL Super Bowl 57 Odds

NFL odds for the 2022-23 Super Bowl will change throughout the offseason and weekly during the season. Who are the Super Bowl favorites? Check out the latest odds to win Super Bowl 57 from top sports betting apps.

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Super Bowl Odds Movements

Bookies.com is following the major odds movements for the Super Bowl. There has already been a considerable shift in odds and personnel during the offseason since Super Bowl 56. Nine teams begin the 2022-23 season with a new head coach. Some big-name QBs shifted teams, as well. Among the QB moves: Russell Wilson to Denver; Matt Ryan to Indianapolis; Mitchell Trubisky to Pittsburgh; Carson Wentz to Washington; Marcus Mariota to Atlanta; Deshaun Watson to Cleveland; and Drew Lock to Seattle.

• 03/25/22: The odds to win Super Bowl 57 have been in flux since the Los Angeles Rams walked off the field at SoFi Stadium with the Lombardi Trophy. The Buffalo Bills have remained among the favorites to win Super Bowl 57 at +750. Several teams have sat close to them in the top spot. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers saw their price soar from +5000 to +750 after Tom Brady announced his decision to return for a 23rd season after what turned out to be a 40-day retirement. The Kansas City Chiefs (+1000) and Green Bay Packers (+1100) remain in the second tier of Super Bowl hopefuls, followed tightly by the Rams (+1200) and San Francisco 49ers (+1500).



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Futures Report

Betting on Super Bowl 2023 futures began mere moments after the last Super Bowl concluded. NFL odds change all offseason, and especially during the season, for Super Bowl futures, and odds can vary depending on the sportsbooks.

Some sports betting sites have the Bills and Buccaneers as co-favorites to win the Super Bowl 2022. You can shop around to get your best price, depending on your preference. And with weekly changes, keeping up with the latest odds and trends can help you find the best on the teams you like. Teams below are listed with their best value odds available at time of publication.

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The Favorites

Buffalo Bills (+650 at DraftKings): Bills Mafia got mowed down on the causeway by the Chiefs in the AFC Divisional Round. The Bills allowed Kansas City to set up a game-tying kick with just 13 seconds to play in regulation, before wilting in overtime. Those new proposed NFL rules changes were too late for those Bills. Buffalo has since reloaded in the offseason. The Bills beefed up their defensive front and brought in Von Miller of the Super Bowl champion Rams to terrorize opposing QBs. If the Bills can’t win the Super Bowl this season, they may never will.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+750 at BetMGM): Tom Brady’s “retirement” lasted 40 days. His “return” made the Buccaneers Super Bowl favorites out of the NFC. The Buccaneers are bringing back all their key pieces on offense, save for Rob Gronkowski. He remains TBD on a 2022 return. Brady will be 45 when the season begins and is coming off a stellar campaign in which he led the NFL in yards passing and TDs. And his Bucs tied Green Bay with 13 wins for the most in the NFL.

Kansas City Chiefs (+1000 at DraftKings): The Chiefs are trending in the wrong direction, having gone from Super Bowl champion to Super Bowl runner-up to AFC runner up, in consecutive seasons. While the other 3 teams in the AFC West made major improvements or kept key players, the Chiefs dealt Tyreek Hill to the Dolphins for a pile of draft picks. Stay away until further notice.

Green Bay Packers (+1100 at bet365): Two-time defending NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers is back. But it was a costly choice for the Packers to make. Rodgers and the team agreed to a deal reportedly worth $150 million over the next three seasons. That doesn’t leave much for anyone else. The first major casualty of Rodgers’ new deal was wide receiver Davante Adams. The Packers dealt Adams to the Las Vegas Raiders. The Packers will need to make an impact in the 2022 draft in order to stay among the top-tier teams here.

Los Angeles Rams (+1200 at FOX Bet): The Rams won Super Bowl 56 and the NFC Championship Game at SoFi Stadium. A Super Bowl repeat will have to come in Glendale, Arizona. Matthew Stafford and Super Bowl MVP Cooper Kupp will be returning. But Odell Beckham Jr. is an injured free agent. Four-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle Adam Whitworth retired. And Miller took his talents to Buffalo. The Rams don’t have a first-round draft pick until 2024.

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The Contenders

Los Angeles Chargers (+1600 at DraftKings): The Chargers took it all the way down to the final play of the regular season in overtime before missing the postseason last season. Justin Herbert and Mike Williams are back for another run at the playoffs. Herbert established himself as an elite QB with 5,014 yards passing, 38 TD strikes and a 66% completion rate. The second-year passer also engineered 4 fourth-quarter comebacks. He now needs to elevate the talent of those around him on offense. Khalil Mack and J.C. Jackson were added to boost the defense. This could be a make-or-break season for head coach Brandon Staley if his team misses the postseason.

Denver Broncos (+1600 at DraftKings): Of the 9 teams who changed head coaches this offseason, none has seen its futures odds tighten more than the Broncos. Former Green Bay offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett is the HC in Denver. The Broncos picked up Russell Wilson after 13 seasons with the Seahawks. The Hackett-Wilson combination potentially transforms the Broncos offense into one that can keep pace with the rest of the division. Denver’s defense is already there.

Dallas Cowboys (+1600 at BetMGM): The Cowboys fizzled again last season and got bounced at home by the 49ers in the Wild Card Round. Offensive coordinator Kellen Moore lost WR Amari Cooper to free agency and Cleveland. But Michael Gallup and CeeDee Lamb return. Dallas is rebuilding its offensive line and will likely add more pieces in the draft. Jerry Jones won’t be writing any big check this offseason. The core of the Cowboys is set.

Cincinnati Bengals (+2200 at PointsBet): The AFC North Champion Bengals lost the Super Bowl 23-20 after a spectacular and surprising playoff run. This offseason, the Bengals have addressed their most glaring need, adding center Ted Karras, right guard Alex Cappa and right tackle La'el Collins. It looks like Joe Burrow, who was sacked 51 times last season and nine times in a playoff win over Tennessee, might make it to age 30 in one piece after all. If the Bengals can keep Burrow ambulatory and upright, Cincinnati’s offense should elevate to the next level. A solid value again this season.

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The Underdogs

San Francisco 49ers (+1500 at FOX Bet): This is a team that is much more “pretender” than “contender.” The 49ers are deep, dominated on special teams, and defend as well as anyone. But they blew a 10-point lead in the NFC Championship Game two years after blowing a 10-point lead in the Super Bowl. Jimmy Garoppolo remains in limbo and the question of who will start the season at QB has yet to be definitively answered. This price is much too high right now, especially given that the 49ers still have to get past the Rams, Packers and Buccaneers just to reach the Super Bowl.

Cleveland Browns (+2000 at FOX Bet): Deshaun Watson sat all of last season before he avoided criminal charges concerning more than 22 sexual assault allegations made against him. Watson remains entangled in multiple civil cases. And the NFL has yet to make any public statement on his status for the upcoming season. Commissioner Roger Goodell can place any player on the exempt list for any reason for any amount of time. This didn’t stop several teams from trying to land Watson. The Browns got him for five years. It cost them $230 million guaranteed, plus a major hit to their public image. Even with Watson and Cooper, the Browns are not yet fully equipped to compete with the AFC elite during the regular season or playoffs.

Baltimore Ravens (+2200 at DraftKings): They finished last in the AFC North last season and have made little noise since. The team remains in a major hole, considering the improvements made in Cleveland and Cincinnati. Coach John Harbaugh says his team has the “most work to do in the division” this year. He’s right.

Indianapolis Colts (+2500 at BetMGM): Matt Ryan has moved to Indianapolis after 14 seasons with the Falcons. The Colts had enough of Carson Wentz after just one season. That they in essence swapped him out for Ryan was a terrific move. Ryan still has a year or two in the tank and the Colts are solid on both sides of the ball elsewhere. The AFC South is suddenly wide open.

Tennessee Titans (+2800 at DraftKings): The Titans won the AFC South and scored home field in the AFC. They got booted from the playoffs in the Divisional Round by the Bengals 19-16 with no time left on the game clock. That loss at home was a shocker to Mike Vrabel’s team. The Titans held ground this offseason. They let Julio Jones go. But the Titans landed WR Robert Woods from the Rams (he was injured last season and missed the playoff run) and Austin Hooper at tight end. The Titans have all the basics to contend and make the trip to Glendale, but Vrabel will have to coach up this team in the postseason to do so.

Arizona Cardinals (+2800 at bet365): The Cardinals began the season 7-0 but were savaged by injuries last season. They barely reached the postseason only to get spanked by the Rams 34-11 in the Wild Card Round. Arizona has managed to hold on to RB James Conner and TE Zach Ertz during free agency. The team took a hit on defense with the loss of Chandler Jones. The fight for the top of the NFC West could be fierce if the Cardinals overperform.

Miami Dolphins (+4000 at BetMGM): The Dolphins have a new coach and Tyreek Hill. Both will help given that Miami’s offense struggled late in keeping Miami out of the playoffs. Between Jaylen Waddle and Hill, Miami has perhaps the quickest tandem of wideouts in the NFL. Tua Tagovailoa returns as QB1, for now. But the Dolphins signed Teddy Bridgewater and he will compete for the starting job in camp. The Dolphins are shaping up as one of the AFC teams who could follow the path of the Bengals last year in going from obscurity to the Super Bowl. A great price.

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The Long Shots

New England Patriots (+4000 at DraftKings): The Patriots loaded up before last season, guaranteeing more than $160 million in new deals to free agents. This offseason, the Patriots are in the negative when it comes to lost talent vs. new talent. Top-tier cornerback J.C. Jackson landed in LA with the Chargers. Mac Jones enters his second season minus McDaniels as offensive coordinator but with the same inconsistent targets at WR and TE. The Patriots are standing pat and probably looking to 2023 and beyond.

Las Vegas Raiders (+4000 at DraftKings): The Raiders snagged Josh McDaniels from the Patriots. Bill Belichick’s long-time offensive coordinator in New England lured Adams into the fold. Adams joins his former college QB in Derek Carr. Chandler Jones gives the Raiders defense added experience and depth.

New Orleans Saints (+5000 at DraftKings): The Saints have seen Drew Brees and Sean Payton depart in just two years. It’s a sound assumption to say they’re starting over. Jameis Winston is back at QB. He was 5-2 in 7 starts before getting hurt last season, but has cut down significantly on his interceptions. In all, New Orleans used 4 different starting QBs last season. If they can get through the full season with an improved Winston, a playoff spot could be in the offing.

Minnesota Vikings (+5000 at PointsBet): The Vikings are in the worst place you can be in the NFL – right in the middle. The 8-9 Vikings finished one win away from the playoffs last year. But they haven’t done much to improve their chances this season to reach the playoffs or make a deep run. The Vikings will retool their defense this offseason. They hope to get some of those in-game breaks that eluded them last season.

Philadelphia Eagles (+5000 at PointsBet): Much like the other teams in this group, the Eagles made few substantial moves this offseason. The additions of note came on defense. Jalen Hurts will battle Gardner Minshew in camp for the starting QB job, unless the Eagles can get a decent return on Minshew in the trade market.

Washington Commanders (+6600 at PointsBet): Good news in the nation’s capital. Washington’s NFL franchise has a name. The bad news, they also have Carson Wentz as their starting QB. Any high hopes for the Washington Whatevers faded last season. Their way into the playoffs will be winning the NFC East. That means Dallas and Philly both must falter.

Pittsburgh Steelers (+7000 at FOX Bet): Big Ben has retired. Mitchell Trubisky is getting a chance to reboot his career as the Steelers’ starting QB this season. But he may well have to battle with a first-round rookie QB in training camp. The Steelers brought in former Dolphins coach Brian Flores as senior defensive assistant/linebackers coach. Myles Jack comes to the Steel City to shore up the middle of the defense at inside linebacker. Pittsburgh elevated its special teams with the addition of former Patriot Gunner Olszewski as their punt and kickoff returner.

Jacksonville Jaguars (+10000 at DraftKings): Jacksonville is the other team that could follow the trail set by the Bengals last season in going from obscurity to the Super Bowl. Head coach Doug Pedersen brings a championship-winning pedigree and expert offensive acumen to Jacksonville. Trevor Lawrence should surprise big on the upside under Pedersen’s guidance. The Jaguars have restocked their offensive line. That could allow them to grab Michigan DE Aidan Hutchinson with the No. 1 overall pick. The Jags added WRs Christian Kirk and Zay Jones, and tight end Evan Engram, to give Lawrence options besides getting sacked.

The No-Shots

Seattle Seahawks (+10000 at DraftKings): The Seahawks have yet to make a decision on Wilson’s replacement. They acquired Drew Lock in the trade with Denver, but Baker Mayfield remains an option. It won’t really matter. Pete Carroll will be 71 in September. He’s likely playing out the clock in Seattle.

Carolina Panthers (+10000 at BetMGM): Barring an unexpected splash at QB, the Panthers will remain on the NFL Playoff Endangered Species List.

Chicago Bears (+10000 at DraftKings): Under old ownership: Aaron Rodgers.

New York Giants (+10000 at DraftKings): The Joe Judge error is over. Brian Daboll is Big Blue’s new boss. Daniel Jones has one more season to turn things around with this new offensive-minded head coach.

Atlanta Falcons (+20000 at PointsBet): The Falcons are the second-best football team in Georgia. Behind the Bulldogs in Athens.

Detroit Lions (+15000 at BetMGM): The Lions may never again win a playoff game. But they finished 11-6 ATS last season, 4th-best in the entire NFL. Dan Campbell was our coach of the year.

New York Jets (+20000 at PointsBet): Ten different presidents have sat in the Oval Office since the Jets won a Super Bowl.

Houston Texans (+25000 at BetMGM): The Texans were able offload Watson. Mission accomplished for 2022.

Super Bowl Odds 2023: Opening Odds Vs Current

The Buffalo Bills and Tampa Bay Buccaneers are co-favorites to win Super Bowl 57, depending on where you choose to bet or what price you seek. The Buccaneers' price spiked on March 13 after Tom Brady announced his return to the NFL after a 40-day "retirement." Here is how the odds on all 32 NFL teams to win Super Bowl 57 have moved from when they opened the day after Super Bowl 56 to now. Teams are listed by their best available value price according to a Bookies.com consensus of available odds at time for publication.

Odds updated March 25, 2022

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How To Bet Super Bowl Futures

Super Bowl futures are the most popular NFL futures bet. Every team is available to bet on at all US sportsbooks from the end of the last Super Bowl until they’re officially eliminated from playoff consideration or lose in the postseason. Odds shift week-to-week for futures bets during the season, too. There is opportunity to find value on a team that loses three in a row, for example, if you have confidence they’ll be there in the end.

To bet on Super Bowl futures, head over to your favorite online sportsbook , go to the NFL tab and go to futures bets. Find the team you want to back in Super Bowl betting odds, click on them, determine the amount of your wager and lock it in. Futures odds shift dramatically in the postseason. As teams are eliminated from the NFL Playoffs, for example, the Super Bowl odds drop for most of the remaining teams in contention.

When it comes to NFL Super Bowl futures, favorites are usually there in the end. Seven of the last eight champions have had preseason odds posted at +900 or lower. The lone exception: The 2017 Philadelphia Eagles were +4000 in the preseason before taking home their first-ever Lombardi Trophy.

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NFL Super Bowl Odds: Other Types of Bets

Every sports betting site have Super Bowl spread odds as well as moneyline and over-under lines. But that is just the beginning. It's important to know what bets are available before making your NFL picks.

Moneyline Bet

Moneyline bets involve picking one team to beat the other without any point spread. You’re simply picking a winner with one other clear difference compared to Super Bowl spread betting: The favored team always has lower odds; while the risk is lower, so is the potential payout. Conversely, there is more risk but more reward, in picking an underdog to win the Super Bowl.

Say the Green Bay Packers are favored over the Las Vegas Raiders. While the point spread odds may have Green Bay -3.5, moneyline odds may label it as -150. Moneyline odds are based on a $100 bet. In this instance, it would take a $150 bet to win $100 in profit. On the flip side, the underdog Raiders may have odds at +130. So, a $100 bet would win you $130 in profit.

Point Spread Bet

A Super Bowl point spread helps even the gap between the favorite and the underdog. Let’s say the Tampa Bay Buccaneers would be the favored team if the Denver Broncos and Philadelphia Eagles are playing in the Super Bowl. Sportsbooks will put a point spread on the game, giving the underdog Broncos points to help even the odds. If the Eagles were favored by six points, the odds would indicate that in this way:

• Eagles -6 (-110)
• Broncos +6 (-110)

With this Super Bowl betting line, both teams can be wagered on at -110 odds, in which a $110 ticket brings $100 in profit. Why are most “even” lines posted at -110? The vigorish, or juice, is a backend commission by sportsbooks. It provides a house edge: If each side is evenly played, sports betting sites still make money off the juice.

Total (over/under) Bet

The total on a game, commonly referred as the Over/Under bet, typically involves betting on the total points scored in game. Sportsbooks will offer a number, and you simply take Over or Under that number, usually at odds around -110.

For example, a Super Bowl over-under total on the big game might be posted at 48. Simply, you would make your pick based on where the combined points of both teams would be over or under that mark.

Player Prop Bet

Player props bets have become some of the more popular bets in part because they don’t rely on the actual outcome of the game itself. These include passing yards by a QB and total touchdowns by a player.

Quarterbacks are always a popular player Super Bowl prop option. Tom Brady may have player props for total yards (305.5, for example) or total touchdowns (1.5 and 2.5 are common lines). Bettors simply pick over or under their sportsbook’s posted lines and enjoy the game.

Super Bowl MVP

Just as the NFL season has a Most Valuable Player, the Super Bowl MVP is also awarded to the individual who has a standout effort. Nearly every instance it’s given to someone on the winning team, usually an offensive player. Payouts are often higher on Super Bowl MVP odds due to the number of players in the mix at kickoff. For example, Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady won Super Bowl 55 MVP honors at +200 odds (a $100 bet brought in $200 in profit).

Teaser Bet

Teaser bets include betting on two or more lines, like a parlay, but with the added freedom of altering the point spread. The odds shift with the spread movements, but teasers can be a way to make parlays more likely to win, albeit at a lower payout.

Live Bets

Live betting – the ability to lay a wager on a game as it’s unfolding – has exploded in popularity, especially with so many terrific sports betting apps at bettors' fingertips. Lines move as the Super Bowl unfolds. If an underdog jumps out to an early lead, the live Super Bowl spreads offered will change in real time. You can jump on a side based on the updated line at virtually all NFL betting sites.

Alternate Lines

All NFL sportsbooks offer a point spread line at roughly -110 odds. But just about all of them offer alternate lines with increased or decreased odds, called alternate lines.

Say the Seattle Seahawks are favored to win the Super Bowl by 4.5 points over the Miami Dolphins, but you are confident they’ll win by double-figures. You can use alternate lines to bet on the Seahawks -9, for example, and get great odds, increasing your profit on a winning ticket.

Where to Bet Legally on the Super Bowl?

Dozens of states have taken the opportunity to allow legal sports betting within its borders since the U.S. Supreme Court ruling expanded the ability to legalize it across the nation in May 2018. Most of them now have full sports betting at both sports betting sites as well as land-based sportsbooks. Several other states have legislation in the works with the hopes of adding sports betting in the near future.

* - A federal judge threw out the gaming compact that allowed sports betting in Florida on Nov. 22. Its fate is uncertain moving forward.

An additional four states have passed legislation to offer retail or sports betting online, but the official launch is still pending.