Here Are the Updated Super Bowl LI Betting Odds (Sept. 7th)
New England Patriots +700
The Patriots were a +1000 pick a few months back but are now a +700 pick, which makes no sense to me, seeing as how Tom Brady is out for four weeks.Green Bay Packers 12/1
The Packers were a +1200 pick in February, but are now the No. 2 favorite over Seattle (+800), Carolina (+1000) and Arizona, which has improved from a +1500 pick to +1200. The Seahawks have gone from a +1000 pick to the previously aforementioned +800 selection while Pittsburgh has remained steady as a +1000 pick. The Cincinnati Bengals were a +1800 pick and now are a more attractive +2000 while the Denver Broncos have moved from a +2000 pick to win Super Bowl 51 to a +1500 selection. The Indianapolis Colts have gone from a +2000 pick to +2500 while the Kansas City Chiefs have remained as a +2500 pick throughout the offseason. The loss of starting quarterback Teddy Bridgewater has dropped the Minnesota Vikings from a +2500 pick to a +3000 selections while the loss of Dallas Cowboys starter Tony Romo has dropped Dallas from a +2550 pick to +3000. Last but not least, the Houston Texans have gone from a +5000 afterthought to a more realistic +4000 pick while the New York Giants have gone from a +5000 pick to +2500. Make sure you keep abreast of any changes to the Super Bowl 51 team or teams of your choice to make sure you get the best value possible.Team | Odds |
New England Patriots | 7/1 |
Green Bay Packers | 7/1 |
Seattle Seahawks | 8/1 |
Pittsburgh Steelers | 10/1 |
Carolina Panthers | 10/1 |
Arizona Cardinals | 12/1 |
Denver Broncos | 15/1 |
Cincinnati Bengals | 20/1 |
Kansas City Chiefs | 25/1 |
Indianapolis Colts | 25/1 |
New York Giants | 25/1 |
Minnesota Vikings | 30/1 |
Dallas Cowboys | 30/1 |
Oakland Raiders | 30/1 |
Baltimore Ravens | 35/1 |
Houston Texans | 40/1 |
Washington Redskins | 50/1 |
Jacksonville Jaguars | 60/1 |
New York Jets | 60/1 |
New Orleans Saints | 65/1 |