The Pittsburgh Steelers' odds to win Super Bowl 59 have been released

The 2023 NFL Season ended with the Kansas City Chiefs being crowned Super Bowl 58 champions, while the 31 other teams had to watch them celebrate. And now all those teams, including the Pittsburgh Steelers, have their eyes set on next season with the hope that it's them holding up the Lombardi trophy.  Like NFL […]

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Dec 3, 2023; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett (8) makes a play against the Arizona Cardinals during the second quarter at Acrisure Stadium.
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The 2023 NFL Season ended with the Kansas City Chiefs being crowned Super Bowl 58 champions, while the 31 other teams had to watch them celebrate.

And now all those teams, including the Pittsburgh Steelers, have their eyes set on next season with the hope that it's them holding up the Lombardi trophy. 

Like NFL teams, multiple sportsbooks have already turned their attention to the next Super Bowl, releasing the opening odds for all 32 teams to win Super Bowl XVI.

The Steelers odds to win Super Bowl 59:

According to Draft Kings, the Steelers open up with +7500 odds to win next year's Super Bowl. Below are the teams who were given better odds to win:

  • San Francisco 49ers (+550)
  • Kansas City Chiefs (+650)
  • Baltimore Ravens (+900)
  • Buffalo Bills (+1000)
  • Detroit Lions (+1200)
  • Cincinnati Bengals (+1300)
  • Miami Dolphins (+1700)
  • Philadelphia Eagles (+2000)
  • Green Bay Packers (+2000)
  • Dallas Cowboys (+2000)
  • Houston Texans (+2200)
  • New York Jets (+2500)
  • Los Angeles Chargers (+2500)
  • Jacksonville Jaguars (+3000)
  • Chicago Bears (+3000)
  • Los Angeles Rams (+3500)
  • Cleveland Browns (+3500)
  • Atlanta Falcons (+3500)
  • Indianapolis Colts (+4500)
  • Minnesota Vikings (+5500)
  • Seattle Seahawks (+6500)
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+7000)

The Steelers were given the 23rd-best odds to win next year's Super Bowl. They were given the 12th highest odds in the AFC and were given the lowest odds in the AFC North. 

The struggles of Kenny Pickett and the Steelers' offense deserve a grunt of the blame for their odds coming in so low. They seem to be moving forward with Pickett as the most likely QB for 2024, and his fit in newly hired offensive coordinator Arthur Smith's offense will play a big role in the team's success for next season. 

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