Latest Super Bowl odds midway through the 2023 season
The midway point of the 2023 NFL season is here and the playoff picture is becoming more clear as the weeks pass. Especially as the top teams keep going head-to-head.Right now, one could make an argument that the Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, and Baltimore Ravens are the cream of the NFL crop. I wouldn't […]
The midway point of the 2023 NFL season is here and the playoff picture is becoming more clear as the weeks pass. Especially as the top teams keep going head-to-head.
Right now, one could make an argument that the Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, and Baltimore Ravens are the cream of the NFL crop. I wouldn't leave the Jacksonville Jaguars out of the conversation either – they are really starting to round into form, as well.
Who does Vegas see as top dog and as the Super Bowl favorite midway through the season? Below are the odds for all 32 teams, per Betonline.ag:
| Team | Odds |
|---|---|
Kansas City Chiefs | +500 |
Philadelphia Eagles | +525 |
San Francisco 49ers | +550 |
Baltimore Ravens | +900 |
Cincinnati Bengals | +1000 |
Dallas Cowboys | +1200 |
Detroit Lions | +1200 |
Miami Dolphins | +1200 |
Buffalo Bills | +1600 |
Jacksonville Jaguars | +2000 |
Cleveland Browns | +3300 |
Los Angeles Chargers | +3300 |
Seattle Seahawks | +4500 |
New Orleans Saints | +5000 |
New York Jets | +7500 |
Pittsburgh Steelers | +8000 |
Atlanta Falcons | +10000 |
Green Bay Packers | +12500 |
Minnesota Vikings | +12500 |
Houston Texans | +15000 |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers | +15000 |
Washington Commanders | +17500 |
Las Vegas Raiders | +20000 |
Los Angeles Rams | +20000 |
Denver Broncos | +25000 |
Indianapolis Colts | +25000 |
Tennessee Titans | +30000 |
New England Patriots | +50000 |
New York Giants | +75000 |
Carolina Panthers | +100000 |
Chicago Bears | +100000 |
Arizona Cardinals | +150000 |
Betonline.ag
Right now, Vegas likes Super Bowl LVIII to be a rematch between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. That's totally fine, especially considering the facts that both teams currently sit atop their respective conferences and last year's Super Bowl as an all-timer.
The San Francisco 49ers are still among the top favorites, which is a bit surprising due to their three-game skid. Things aren't going to get any easier against the Jacksonville Jaguars this week, either. This game represents a great opportunity for the Jags to show they've arrived and it's a great opportunity for the 49ers to show they didn't peak during their 42-10 drubbing of the Dallas Cowboys back in Week 5.
Speaking of the Jaguars, it's certainly fair to question their placement behind both the Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills – the latter of which the Jags have already beaten this year. I'm sure they'll move up the list if they can beat the 9ers in San Fran this weekend.
Pittsburgh Steelers fans probably won't like their ranking, but even Mike Tomlin said they can't keep winning games playing their current brand of football. I don't think the New York Jets nor the New Orleans Saints should be in front of them, however. Especially after Monday's night debacle in New York.
It's going to be fun watching how the rest of the season plays out and odds are (no pun intended) that this list will look much different come January.
