Super Bowl Odds, Betting After Week 10: Bills Become Favorite

Odds to win Super Bowl 56 change week-to-week. After a favorite loses, their odds tend to rise. Then after a team wins, their odds tend to fall. NFL Week 10 didn’t see massive changes in odds to the upside. After the games on Sunday, one team did fall like an anvil in a Bugs Bunny cartoon, though. Check out why the New England Patriots are now a top 10 contender based on odds to win the Super Bowl. Also, see how the Chiefs played their way back into the top 4 and what happened to the odds on the Rams after their bumbling, stumbling loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Monday night.

Updated Super Bowl Odds Heading Into Week 11 of the 2021 Season

Super Bowl LVI

When: Sunday, Feb. 13, 2022
Where: SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, CA
TV / Streaming: NBC

Updated Super Bowl LVI Odds

Buffalo Bills +515
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +570
Los Angeles Rams +740
Green Bay Packers +785
Kansas City Chiefs +790
Arizona Cardinals +885
Tennessee Titans +890
Dallas Cowboys +895
Baltimore Ravens +1210
New England Patriots +1870
Los Angeles Chargers +2450
Cleveland Browns +3600
Pittsburgh Steelers +4400
Cincinnati Bengals +4700
New Orleans Saints +4800
Indianapolis Colts +5100
Las Vegas Raiders +6500
Minnesota Vikings +7400
Denver Broncos +8800
San Francisco 49ers +9300
Philadelphia Eagles +10400
Seattle Seahawks +10400
Carolina Panthers +11900
Atlanta Falcons +22900
Washington Football Team +27900
New York Giants +37400
Miami Dolphins +39900
Chicago Bears +52400
New York Jets +259900
Jacksonville Jaguars +279900
Detroit Lions +459900
Houston Texans +459900

Bills become chalk after D.C. beats Tampa

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers fell 19-29 to the Washington Football Team in Week 10. Although Tampa remains a solid second-choice, the Buccaneers are no longer the team to beat to win the Super Bowl.

Favoritism has fallen onto the Buffalo Bills even though Josh Allen and his mates beat up on the New York Jets this past Sunday, and lost to the Jaguars in NFL Week 9. Any team that loses to the Jags shouldn’t be a chalk to win the Super Bowl.

So, no, the Bills don’t offer fair odds. Neither do the Buccaneers. Tom Brady is human. He made some big time mistakes in the loss to the Commanders.

Not only that, but even though the Saints have lost 4 games, they’re still just a contest behind Tampa in the NFC South.

After landing OBJ, Rams become third choice before their Monday night game versus SF

The Los Angeles Rams became the third choice to win the Super Bowl before the Niners dumped them 31-10.

LAR went from a +615 third choice on Monday to a +740 third choice on Tuesday. The odds change doesn’t make the Rams a team to back.

Why? Sean McVeigh’s squad has dropped 2-of-3. Both losses happened versus team that could pressure quarterback Matthew Stafford.

Signing OBJ will help, but if the line doesn’t give Staff time, it won’t matter. Stafford is a good quarterback. He’s a great quarterback behind a decent offensive line. The Rams’ O-line is a mess right now.

Packers and Chiefs leapfrog Cardinals on Super Bowl odds list

The Green Bay Packers dusted the Seattle Seahawks 17-0. As of mid-November, Aaron Rodgers and the Pack are the NFC’s top squad.

Few teams have a future hall of fame quarterback, a terrific rushing attack, and one of the best defenses in the NFL. Green Bay has no excuses this season.

Kansas City might be back on track after dominating the rival Las Vegas Raiders 41-17. Patrick Mahomes was brilliant in the victory, 406 yards and 5 TD passes, which is one of the reasons the odds on KC dropped from +1400 to +790.

KC has a tougher road than Green Bay to win their conference. Wait another week before backing Mahomes and his mates just in case the win over the Raiders was an anomaly.

Odds on the Cowboys and Titans plummet to under +900

Two teams dropped to below +900. Among the two, the Dallas Cowboys look like the better play.

Dallas’ defense held Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons to 3 points in a fantastic 43-3 win. Dak was on fire. CeeDee Lamb played great. The Cowboys are back on track after the stunning loss to Denver in Week 9.

Tennessee got lucky versus the New Orleans Saints. If Saints kicker Brian Johnson hadn’t missed a couple of extra points, New Orleans may have won the game. Instead, the Titans beat the Saints 23-21 for their sixth straight victory.

After dominating performance in win against Cleveland, New England is now the wise guy choice

The team whose odds took the biggest dive are the New England Patriots. The Patriots absolutely destroyed the Cleveland Browns in a game many experts believed would expose New England as a fraud.

Mac Jones and the Pats dropped a 45-point bomb onto Baker Mayfield and Cleveland in the 45-7 win. New England is a game behind the Bills for the AFC East lead.

One team offers +515. The other squad offers +1870. Which team should you consider backing? The team offering +1870, which means it’s time to jump on the Patriots.

Based on the past few weeks, Mac Jones could very well be the next Tom Brady. Yes, he’s played that well, which means a repeat of the 2002 Super Bowl, where the Patriots upset Los Angeles Rams as a +12 ½ underdog, is a possibility.

I have read enough, I need to place my bet now. What to do?