Best Super Bowl 55 Odds For Each NFL Playoff Team Left

  • The Green Bay Packers are the new betting favorite to win the Super Bowl at +200 betting odds, tied with the Kansas City Chiefs.
  • The Tom Brady-led Tampa Bay Buccaneers come in at +425 odds, with the Buffalo Bills at +325 to win the Super Bowl.

TAMPA BAY, Fla. – With the Super Bowl just a few weeks away, the NFL has whittled its’ field down to just four potential championship teams.

Heading into conference championship weekend, the Kansas City Chiefs are no longer the sole leader to win Super Bowl 55.

The surging Green Bay Packers are now tied with the Chiefs for Super Bowl futures odds for the first time this NFL season thanks to their explosive win over the Los Angeles Rams.

Now, bettors are trying to find the best possible odds for the Super Bowl before it’s too late. The major online sportsbooks currently have the Chiefs and Packer tied, with the Buffalo Bills and Tampa Bay Buccaneers to follow.

Super Bowl 55 (LV) Futures Odds

  • Green Bay Packers +200
  • Kansas City Chiefs +200
  • Buffalo Bills +325
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers +425

The Packers and Chiefs being tied in potential futures odds is largely due to the play of Aaron Rodgers, and the injury to Patrick Mahomes.

Rodgers threw for 296 yards and a 108.1 passer rating against the Rams, doing exactly just everything the team needed to take down one of the more vaunted defenses in the NFL. Meanwhile, Mahomes was leading his team to an extremely efficient first half before going down with a frightening concussion.

The Chiefs were able to hang on to get the win over the Cleveland Browns with backup Chad Henne in the game. Many expect Mahomes to be ok for the AFC Championship Game against the Bills next week, but this injury is the prime reason for the drop in Super Bowl odds.

Some of the best value can be found on the Bills and Bucs, as they are naturally the underdogs in their upcoming games.

The Green Bay Packers face off against the Bucs in the NFC Championship Game, where they have a knack for choking in recent history. Following their 2010 Championship, the Packers have lost three straight trips to the NFC Championship.

Taking a team like the Bucs and Brady to make it all the way might have the worst odds, but is never a bad bet).