Did everyone forget that Bill Belichick is the greatest NFL coach of all time?

If so, the latest Super Bowl LVI odds provide a reminder that the “Hooded One” is still roaming the sidelines at Foxboro.

SportsBetting  released updated title numbers Monday morning. New England has the ninth-best odds on the board (12-1) and the fourth-best odds in the AFC.

The Pats had 35-1 odds after a Week 1 loss to Miami. Their odds climbed to as high as 80-1 on October 18 following a loss to the Cowboys that left them with a 2-4 record.

Now, rolling on a four-game victory streak, Belichick and the boys are contenders once again. 

The Chiefs also saw a bump in their Super Bowl chances after Sunday night’s throttling of the Raiders. Kansas City’s championship odds were as high as 15-1 two weeks ago, but they have basically been cut in half.

Below you can find the updated Super Bowl and conference odds from SportsBetting.


Super Bowl LVI

Buffalo Bills 6-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 13-2
Los Angeles Rams 7-1
Kansas City Chiefs 7-1
Green Bay Packers 8-1
Tennessee Titans 9-1
Arizona Cardinals 10-1
Dallas Cowboys 10-1
New England Patriots 12-1
Baltimore Ravens 18-1
Los Angeles Chargers 28-1
Cleveland Browns 45-1
Pittsburgh Steelers 50-1
Indianapolis Colts 60-1
Cincinnati Bengals 60-1
Las Vegas Raiders 66-1
New Orleans Saints 66-1
Denver Broncos 66-1
Minnesota Vikings 80-1
San Francisco 49ers 100-1
Seattle Seahawks 125-1
Philadelphia Eagles 125-1
Carolina Panthers 125-1
Atlanta Falcons 250-1
Washington Football Team 250-1
Miami Dolphins 400-1
New York Giants 350-1
Chicago Bears 750-1
Jacksonville Jaguars 4000-1
New York Jets 4000-1
Detroit Lions 5000-1
Houston Texans 5000-1

AFC

Buffalo Bills 3-1
Kansas City Chiefs 7-2
Tennessee Titans 9-2
New England Patriots 7-1
Baltimore Ravens 8-1
Los Angeles Chargers 14-1
Cleveland Browns 20-1
Pittsburgh Steelers 22-1
Indianapolis Colts 28-1
Cincinnati Bengals 28-1
Las Vegas Raiders 33-1
Denver Broncos 45-1
Miami Dolphins 200-1
Jacksonville Jaguars 1500-1
New York Jets 1500-1
Houston Texans 2500-1

NFC

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3-1
Los Angeles Rams 7-2
Green Bay Packers 4-1
Arizona Cardinals 9-2
Dallas Cowboys 9-2
New Orleans Saints 30-1
Minnesota Vikings 40-1
San Francisco 49ers 45-1
Seattle Seahawks 60-1
Philadelphia Eagles 60-1
Carolina Panthers 60-1
Atlanta Falcons 125-1
Washington Football Team 125-1
New York Giants 175-1
Chicago Bears 350-1
Detroit Lions 2500-1

It’s been exactly 606 days since a team other than the Kansas City Chiefs or Tampa Bay Buccaneers was the Super Bowl favorite. 

The streak ended Monday when SportsBetting moved the Buffalo Bills into the Super Bowl LVI top spot, in terms of odds. San Francisco, during the 2020 offseason, was the last team other than the Bucs or Chiefs to be favored.

Somehow, the NFL’s only undefeated team, the 6-0 Arizona Cardinals, have just the sixth-best Super Bowl odds. This shows that the oddsmakers aren’t ready to completely crown the Cards as one of the top-tier contenders. 

Of course, the Bills could drop should they lose tonight on the road at Tennessee as 6-point favorites. 

Here are the latest Super Bowl, conference and division odds: 

Super Bowl LVI

Buffalo Bills                             +475

Tampa Bay Buccaneers           +525

Kansas City Chiefs                   +750

Los Angeles Rams                   +800

Baltimore Ravens                    +1000

Arizona Cardinals                    +1100

Dallas Cowboys                       +1100

Green Bay Packers                  +1100

Cleveland Browns                   +2200

Los Angeles Chargers              +2200

New Orleans Saints                 +3500

Tennessee Titans                    +4000

Minnesota Vikings                  +4500

Las Vegas Raiders                   +5000

San Francisco 49ers                +5000

Denver Broncos                      +8000

New England Patriots             +8000

Pittsburgh Steelers                 +8000

Cincinnati Bengals                  +10000

Indianapolis Colts                   +10000

Seattle Seahawks                    +10000

Carolina Panthers                   +12500

Chicago Bears                         +15000

Philadelphia Eagles                 +15000

Washington Football Team    +15000

Atlanta Falcons                       +25000

Miami Dolphins                      +30000

New York Giants                     +75000

New York Jets                         +125000

Jacksonville Jaguars                +200000

Detroit Lions                           +250000

Houston Texans                      +250000

AFC

Buffalo Bills                             +200

Kansas City Chiefs                   +325

Baltimore Ravens                    +450

Cleveland Browns                   +950

Los Angeles Chargers              +1000

Tennessee Titans                    +1800

Las Vegas Raiders                   +2500

Pittsburgh Steelers                 +3500

Denver Broncos                      +4000

New England Patriots             +4000

Cincinnati Bengals                  +5000

Indianapolis Colts                   +5000

Miami Dolphins                      +12500

New York Jets                         +50000

Jacksonville Jaguars                +100000

Houston Texans                      +125000

NFC

Tampa Bay Buccaneers           +275

Los Angeles Rams                   +400

Dallas Cowboys                       +500

Arizona Cardinals                    +550

Green Bay Packers                  +550

New Orleans Saints                 +2000

Minnesota Vikings                  +2200

San Francisco 49ers                +2500

Seattle Seahawks                    +5000

Carolina Panthers                   +6000

Washington Football Team    +6600

Chicago Bears                         +7500

Philadelphia Eagles                 +7500

Atlanta Falcons                       +12500

New York Giants                     +40000

Detroit Lions                           +125000

AFC East

Buffalo Bills                             -5000

New England Patriots             +1100

Miami Dolphins                      +3300

New York Jets                         +12500

AFC North

Baltimore Ravens                    -225

Cleveland Browns                   +325

Cincinnati Bengals                  +900

Pittsburgh Steelers                 +1200

AFC South

Tennessee Titans                    -325

Indianapolis Colts                   +225

Jacksonville Jaguars                +5000

Houston Texans                      +10000

AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs                   +115

Los Angeles Chargers              +135

Las Vegas Raiders                   +650

Denver Broncos                      +1100

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys                       -1500

Philadelphia Eagles                 +1100

Washington                            +1400

New York Giants                     +5000

NFC North

Green Bay Packers      -800

Minnesota Vikings      +525

Chicago Bears             +1600

Detroit Lions               +50000

NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers           -800

New Orleans Saints                 +550

Carolina Panthers                   +2200

Atlanta Falcons                       +5000

NFC West

Arizona Cardinals                    -130

Los Angeles Rams                   +125

San Francisco 49ers                +1400

Seattle Seahawks                    +3300

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Aaron Rodgers wasn’t telling Packers fans to “relax” after Sunday’s dismal performance against New Orleans, and the oddsmakers mildly took notice of the man who may not be fully committed to playing out this season.

The Super Bowl odds board at SportsBetting  remained top heavy with many of the favorites (Chiefs, Bucs, Rams, 49ers) pulling out victories in Week 1, but there was some shakeup in the second tier of contenders.

Green Bay slid out of the favorites and into that second tier with 18-1 odds. The Steelers, Seahawks and Saints greatly improved their Super Bowl odds positions with quality Week 1 victories.

Below are the notable movements, as well as the current championship odds. Other teams’ odds moved very little or not at all.

Packers: 11-1 to 18-1

Saints: 35-1 to 20-1

Steelers: 40-1 to 28-1

Seahawks: 24-1 to 18-1

Eagles: 125-1 to 66-1

Super Bowl LVI

Kansas City Chiefs                   5-1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers           11-2

Los Angeles Rams                   12-1

San Francisco 49ers                12-1

Buffalo Bills                             14-1

Baltimore Ravens                    16-1

Cleveland Browns                   16-1

Green Bay Packers                  18-1

Seattle Seahawks                    18-1

New Orleans Saints                 20-1

Los Angeles Chargers              28-1

Pittsburgh Steelers                 28-1

Arizona Cardinals                    33-1

Tennessee Titans                    33-1

Dallas Cowboys                       35-1

New England Patriots             35-1

Denver Broncos                      40-1

Miami Dolphins                      40-1

Indianapolis Colts                   45-1

Minnesota Vikings                  50-1

Philadelphia Eagles                 66-1

Washington Football Team    66-1

Carolina Panthers                   80-1

Chicago Bears                         80-1

Las Vegas Raiders                   80-1

Atlanta Falcons                       100-1

Cincinnati Bengals                  100-1

New York Giants                     100-1

Houston Texans                      200-1

Jacksonville Jaguars                200-1

New York Jets                         200-1

Detroit Lions                           250-1

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While going from no quarterback to Carson Wentz may not been seen as much of an upgrade in the eyes of some, the oddsmakers are giving the Colts slightly better championship chances following the trade with Philadelphia. 

SportsBetting dropped the Colts’ Super Bowl LVI odds from 25/1 to 20/1 with Wentz and Frank Reich reunited.

The Eagles saw their title odds jump from 50/1 to 70/1 now that Jalen Hurts is the unquestioned starter. 

Indy’s odds to capture the conference moved from 14/1 to 10/1 while Philly’s NFC chances ballooned from 25/1 to 40/1. 

Current Super Bowl odds from SportsBetting

Super Bowl LVI
Chiefs 9/2
Buccaneers 8/1
Packers 8/1
Bills 11/1
Ravens 11/1
Rams 14/1
49ers 14/1
Saints 15/1
Browns 18/1
Seahawks 20/1
Colts 20/1
Dolphins 25/1
Steelers 25/1
Cowboys 28/1
Titans 28/1
Chargers 33/1
Patriots 40/1
Cardinals 40/1
Raiders 50/1
Vikings 50/1
Panthers 50/1
Washington 60/1
Bears 66/1
Broncos 66/1
Falcons 66/1
Giants 66/1
Texans 66/1
Eagles 70/1
Jets 80/1
Bengals 100/1
Lions 125/1
Jaguars 125/1

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The Bucs have put Vegas on notice. 

After Tampa Bay embarrassed the Chiefs in Super Bowl LV, the oddsmakers have dropped the Bucs odds for next season. 

Last week at SportsBetting, the Bucs had 9/1 odds to repeat at Super Bowl LVI, which was much lower than the rest of the betting market. 

The Chiefs’ odds remained unchanged, positioned as the favorite at 6/1. 

Below are the current 2022 Super Bowl odds from SportsBetting 

Super Bowl LVI Odds –  

Chiefs 6/1
Buccaneers 7/1
Bills 10/1
Rams 12/1
Packers 12/1
Ravens 12/1
Saints 15/1
49ers 20/1
Seahawks 20/1
Colts 25/1
Dolphins 25/1
Steelers 25/1
Browns 28/1
Cowboys 28/1
Titans 28/1
Chargers 33/1
Vikings 33/1
Patriots 33/1
Cardinals 40/1
Bears 40/1
Raiders 50/1
Eagles 50/1
Broncos 50/1
Falcons 66/1
Panthers 66/1
Giants 66/1
Texans 66/1
Washington 66/1
Bengals 100/1
Jets 100/1
Lions 150/1
Jaguars 150/1

The Chiefs have less than half the Super Bowl odds of the next closest team. 

With one playoff spot still up for grabs tonight, SportsBetting went ahead and released Super Bowl LV odds for 15 teams. 

The U.S. sportsbook also posted spreads for the six Wild Card games (two NFC East scenarios).

Super Bowl and playoff odds are courtesy of SportsBetting

Super Bowl LV

Chiefs 2/1
Packers 5/1
Saints 7/1
Bills 8/1
Seahawks 12/1
Ravens 12/1
Buccaneers 14/1
Steelers 20/1
Titans 20/1
Rams 25/1
Colts 25/1
Browns 40/1
Bears 50/1
Redskins 100/1
Giants 150/1

Wild Card Round

Colts at Bills -7

Browns at Steelers -4.5

Ravens at Titans +2.5

Bears at Saints -9

Rams at Seahawks -3

Bucs at Washington +7
OR
Bucs at Giants +8.5