Super Bowl Betting Odds After Week 12: Chiefs and Bucs on Top

Updated Super Bowl odds point to a Super Bowl 55 repeat. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are a solid favorite to repeat as Super Bowl champs. The Kansas City Chiefs are the second choice while the Packers and Bills are third and fourth choice. Check out more info on how NFL Week 12 changes Super Bowl Betting Odds.

Updated Super Bowl Odds Heading Into Week 13 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

Tampa Bay Buccaneers +460
Kansas City Chiefs +590
Green Bay Packers +670
Buffalo Bills +710
Arizona Cardinals +720
Baltimore Ravens +890
New England Patriots +920
Los Angeles Rams +1050
Dallas Cowboys +1075
Tennessee Titans +1975
Cincinnati Bengals +2900
Los Angeles Chargers +2900
Indianapolis Colts +3600
San Francisco 49ers +3600
Cleveland Browns +5200
Minnesota Vikings +6600
Las Vegas Raiders +7500
Denver Broncos +7500
Philadelphia Eagles +9000
New Orleans Saints +11000
Pittsburgh Steelers +14000
Washington Football Team +20000
Seattle Seahawks +20000
Miami Dolphins +36000
New York Giants +40000
Carolina Panthers +40000
Atlanta Falcons +46000
Chicago Bears +60000
Jacksonville Jaguars +300000
New York Jets +300000
Houston Texans +300000
Detroit Lions +300000

Kansas City and Tampa maintain Week 11 favoritism

After Week 11, the Chiefs and Buccaneers became the favorites to win the Super Bowl. After Week 12, it’s still the Chiefs and Bucs.

Tampa is a more than solid +460 to win on February 13. The Buccaneers rallied from 10 points down to beat the Indianapolis Colts in a huge road victory.

Kansas City had a bye, but it didn’t hurt their chances. The Chiefs headed into their bye winners of 5-of-6 and 4 straight. KC can lock down the AFC West title in their next 3 games.

Patrick Mahomes and his mates play the Broncos, Raiders, and Chargers. Once Kansas City grabs the AFC West title, they should become a co-favorite along with the Bucs to win the Lombardi Trophy.

Bills get back on track and Patriots continue dominating opponents

Buffalo had looked horrible in losses to the Jaguars and Colts. But although Buffalo lost 2-of-3, they turned it around big time on Thanksgiving Night.

The Bills blasted the home team New Orleans Saints 31-6 in one of their most impressive wins this season. Buffalo appears back on track.

That doesn’t mean they take the AFC East, though. New England won their sixth straight after an inspired 36-13 victory over the Tennessee Titans.

The Patriots have won 7-of-8. Mac Jones has gotten better with each passing week. If you like the Bills, you must also like the Patriots because whichever team wins the AFC East should get a more favorable playoff schedule.

Dallas loses again, causing their Super Bowl odds to rise

Things can change on a dime in the NFL. Ask the Dallas Cowboys who have now lost 3-of-4 after starting the season winning 6-of-7.

Can the Boys turn it around?

Denver and Las Vegas aren’t good football teams. No only that, but the offense doesn’t always come to play. It scored 9 against the Chiefs in a 19-9 loss.

Dak, Zeke, and their teammates mustered 33 against the Raiders, but then the defense blew it. Mike McCarthy had better get his team back on track becasue although the Boys should win the NFC East, the Commanders will be only 2 games behind with a win over Seattle, and the Eagles are just 3 games behind.

Rams are a mess, Packers are for real

Is it time for the Los Angeles Rams to panic? Yes it is.

The Rams marched into Lambeau field, lied down, and let Aaron Rodgers repeatedly kick them. Suddenly, LAR can’t stop the pass.

The Rams also can’t rush the ball and the protection isn’t great. Green Bay sacked Matthew Stafford twice and picked him off once in the Packers’ impressive 36-28 win.

The bottom line is that Sean McVeigh and LAR’s front office have made questionable moves. Name players like Jalen Ramsey and Odell Beckham Jr. fill the roster. But Los Angeles’ best offensive lineman is 39-years-old Andrew Whitworth.

The Rams have now lost 3 straight. 3 appears to be the magic number because of LAR’s final 6 games, 3 are on the road, at Arizona, at Minnesota, and at Baltimore. No doubt, the Rams could lose all 3, which means L.A. probably faces a 7-loss season.

Colts keep their best underdog play to win the Super Bowl title even after losing to the Bucs

Yes, the Colts blew a 10-points lead versus the defending champions. But Tennessee also lost, which means Indianapolis remains this week’s top Super Bowl underdog to back.

The Colts remain 2 games behind Tennessee. Like we wrote last week, the schedule isn’t easy. But if Indy can find a way to win the AFC South, they’d be a difficult team to handle in the playoffs.

The Titans have lost 2 straight. So things are trending in the Colts’ favor.

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