The Dolphins are being disrespected by a major entity
The Miami Dolphins are coming off a rollercoaster of a season in 2022. After a scorching hot start, the Dolphins’ season fell apart partly due to Tua Tagovailoa’s head injuries. While Tagovailoa is expected to be at full strength in 2023, oddsmakers believe the Dolphins still have a lot to prove. After a thrilling Super […]
The Miami Dolphins are coming off a rollercoaster of a season in 2022. After a scorching hot start, the Dolphins’ season fell apart partly due to Tua Tagovailoa’s head injuries. While Tagovailoa is expected to be at full strength in 2023, oddsmakers believe the Dolphins still have a lot to prove.
After a thrilling Super Bowl LVII between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, BetMGM released its opening odds for the big game in 2024.
Super Bowl LVIII, per BetMGM
+600 – Chiefs
+850 – Bengals
+900 – Bills, Eagles, 49ers
+1400 – Cowboys
+1800 – Ravens
+2000 Chargers
+2500 – Lions, Packers, Jags, Jets
+3000 – Dolphins, Rams, Saints
+4000 – Browns, Broncos, Raiders, Vikings, Giants
+5000 – Panthers, Patriots, Steelers, Commanders
+6600 – Bears, Seahawks, Titans
+8000 – Falcons, Buccaneers
+15000 – Colts
+25000 – Cardinals
+30000 – Texans
Prove Them Wrong
The Dolphins check in tied for the ninth best odds to bring the Lombardi Trophy to South Beach. Interestingly enough, the New York Jets are getting more Super Bowl love than the Dolphins.
When healthy, Miami’s offense is one of the most explosive units in football. After hiring Vic Fangio as defensive coordinator, the Dolphins have a strong case to open the season behind the Bills in the AFC East. However, oddsmakers currently disagree.
There will be plenty of change to come in the 2023 offseason. High profile free agents and impact players selected in the draft have the potential to create some major movement from this initial list.
The Dolphins will set out to prove the doubters wrong in 2023 after nearly upsetting the Bills in the AFC Wild Card Round with Skylar Thompson under center. Expect improvement next season if Tua stays healthy in his second year in Mike McDaniel’s system.
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