The end of Week 9 equals the beginning of the home stretch in the NFL.
Let’s check out the latest Super Bowl odds at DraftKings Sportsbook as of Nov. 8.
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49ers: +550
Bills: +600
Bears: +750
Jaguars: +850
Chiefs: +1000
Rams: +1000
Bengals: +1200
Broncos: +1500
Seahawks: +1600
Lions: +1900
Patriots: +2200
Vikings: +2200
Packers: +2600
Steelers: +4000
Texans: +4500
Cowboys: +6000
Giants: +6000
Buccaneers: +6500
Panthers: +10000
Falcons: +10000
Commanders: +15000
Raiders: +15000
Ravens: +15000
Saints: +20000
Browns: +20000
Cardinals: +70000
Eagles: +100000
Colts: +100000
Titans: +100000
Jets: +100000
Dolphins: +100000
Chargers: +100000
Here’s what to know about the Super Bowl LXI oddsboard:
The Favorite: The 49ers remain the outright Super Bowl favorites, moving from +580 to +550 over the last week. After their first loss of the season against the Falcons in Week 7 (29-20), they had a bye in Week 8 and then bounced back with a 38-17 win over the Raiders in Week 9. San Francisco is now 7-1, with dates against Dallas, Minnesota and Seattle over the next three weeks. And despite the injury bug biting the Niners once again, they are one of six offenses in the league to average more than 370 yards and one of four defenses to allow fewer than 300 yards per game.
Last Year’s Super Bowl: The two teams that faced off in Super Bowl LX don’t appear headed for a rematch, at least in their current form. Seattle is ninth on the board, while New England is 11th, and both have struggled to string together significant momentum. The Hawks’ ledger goes W-W-L-W-L-L-W-L-W, while the Pats’ goes L-W-L-W-W-W-L-W-L. See? Through nine weeks last season, New England was 7-2 and Seattle was 6-2. For the Seahawks, things don’t appear too cumbersome schedule-wise, but they do have one game left against S.F. and two against the Rams. As for the Patriots, they still have Detroit, Buffalo, Minnesota, Kansas City and Denver remaining. As of today, New England is seventh in the AFC playoff race, while Seattle is eighth in the NFC.
Rams Back?: The Rams were the preseason Super Bowl favorites, but began the year 2-4. However, they have won three straight. Are they finding their stride? Well, those wins were against the Raiders, Chargers and Commanders — not exactly a murderers’ row. L.A. gets Arizona next week — the Cardinals beat them once already this season — before taking on Green Bay, Kansas City and San Francisco in consecutive weeks.
