2022 Super Bowl Odds: Latest Odds To Win Super Bowl 56

There is nothing like betting on the Super Bowl. In sports betting, there is quite literally no other market that draws as much attention, betting handle, and total number of tickets like the Super Bowl. It is the pinnacle of sports betting in the US, and is the most popular market for NFL bettors. This means the most focus is put on Super Bowl odds, props, and more.

The days of relying solely on Las Vegas for Super Bowl Odds is officially over with the launch of legal sports betting in the United States. Online sportsbooks and mobile betting apps are growing at a rapid base lead by DraftKings Sportsbook, FanDuel and other legal platforms. Legally betting on the Super Bowl online can now happen in Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Ilinois, Indiana, Michigan, Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee and many other states, with more added all the time.

Let’s take a look at the latest odds for Super Bowl 56.

 

 

Current Favorites To Win Super Bowl 56

Below is a look at the current Super Bowl 56 odds, with the best prices from various legal sportsbooks.

 

Super Bowl Odds Movement Timeline

Here is how the Super Bowl odds have changed throughout the 2021-2021 NFL season.

• After Wild Card Round – Packers at +350, Chiefs at +380.
• Entering Playoffs – Packers at +380, Chiefs at +450.
• January 4, 2021 – Packers are favorited at +375.
• Week 17 – Chiefs are now favored at +450.
• Pre Week 16 – Packers are now co-favorites to win the Super Bowl at +450.
• Week 15 – The Bucs and Chiefs are +500 to win the Super Bowl.
• December 7th, 2021 – New England Patriots odds rise to +700 after win over Buffalo.
• November 30th, 2021 – Tampa Bay Super Bowl odds rise to +500. Packers rise to +750.
• Week 12 – Bucs are favorites at +600, and the Chiefs’ odds have climbed to +750 ahead of the Bills at +800.
• Week 11 – The Rams lost again, and the SB odds have fallen as far as 9/1. Bills are SB favorites at +600.
• November 9th, 2021 – After a Week 10 loss, the Rams’ odds fell to +800.
• November 2nd, 2021 – The Rams rose to +650 after trading for Von Miller.
• October 26th, 2021 – Both the Bucs and Bills are tied at +550 on DraftKings.
• Week 7 – The Bills are +550 to win Super Bowl 56.
• Week 6 – Bills upset the Chiefs in Week 5, and they are now +550 to win the Super Bowl.
• October 5th, 2021 – After the Bucs’ win over the Patriots, they remained as the favorite at +500.
• Week 4 – The Bucs are still the favorites at +550 but the Chiefs fell to +650 after a poor start.
• Entering Week 3 – Ravens Super Bowl odds increase after win over Chiefs. 
• September 14th, 2021 – After Week1, KC still leads.

Odds Movement – Preseason

• NFL Cut Day – August 31, 2021 – The New England Patriots cut quarterback Cam Newton, and their Super Bowl odds adjusted to +3500.
• August 22nd, 2021 – With the second week of the preseason in the books, the top remains unchanged. The Saints are +3000, as the QB decision looms.
• August 15th, 2021 – After first week of the preseason, Chiefs and Bucs lead, Bills to +1000.
• Aug. 7th, 2021 – Packers odds increase again after initial betting to +1300.
• July 28th, 2021 – Packers and Rodgers agree to deal, Green Bay Super Bowl odds rise as high as +1400.
• July 20th, 2021 – Rams Super Bowl odds take a brief hit after Cam Akers injury.
• June 7th, 2021 – Titans Super Bowl odds rise after acquisition of Julio Jones.
• Early May, 2021 – After NFL Draft, Patriots Super Bowl odds rise.
• May 1, 2021 – Packers Super Bowl odds fall amidst Rodgers rumors.
• April 28th, 2021 – Aaron Rodgers to Denver rumors circulate, Broncos odds increase from +6000 to +2000.
• March, 2021 – Initial betting moves Super Bowl odds slightly, Chiefs and Ravens still atop the charts.
• February 19th, 2021 – Carson Wentz is traded to the Colts, Indianapolis Super Bowl odds increases to +2000
• Early February 2021 – After Matt Stafford to Rams trade news, Los Angeles odds rise to +1100
• Late January 2021 – Chiefs open as Super Bowl 56 favorites.

 

Opening Super Bowl Odds 2022

Here is a look at the opening odds for the 2022 Super Bowl, with odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.

Team	Odds to Win Super Bowl 56
KC Chiefs	+525
TB Buccaneers	+900
GB Packers	+1000
BUF Bills	+1200
BAL Ravens	+1300
LA Rams	+1300
SF 49ers	+1400
CLE Browns	+2000
NO Saints	+2000
SEA Seahawks	+2200
IND Colts	+2500
MIA Dolphins	+2500
TEN Titans	+2800
DAL Cowboys	+3000
LA Chargers	+3000
PIT Steelers	+3000
ARI Cardinals	+4000
MIN Vikings	+4000
NE Patriots	+4000
CAR Panthers	+5000
LV Raiders	+5000
ATL Falcons	+6000
CHI Bears	+6000
WAS Football Team	+6000
DEN Broncos	+6600
NY Giants	+6600
PHI Eagles	+6600
JAX Jaguars	+7500
CIN Bengals	+8000
NY Jets	+8000
DET Lions	+12500
HOU Texans	+12500

 

 

Super Bowl News – Odds Movement, Trends and Reactions

Below is a look at the Super Bowl odds movement, trends, and reactions based on how specific NFL news impacted Super Bowl odds throughout the 2021-2022 season. This timeline is in chronological order.

 

Divisional Round Super Bowl Odds Update

After the first round of the playoffs, the odds shifted a bit. Here’s a look at the odds entering the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs.

• Packers +350
• Chiefs +380
• Bills +500
• Buccaneers +550
• Rams +750
• Titans +850
• 49ers +1000
• Bengals +1500

Here’s a look at the Divisional Round schedule, odds, and more.

 

As playoffs begin, Packers are favored

To no one’s surprise after Week 18, the Packers are favored to win the Super Bowl. Here are the odds after Week 18.

• Packers +380
• Chiefs +450
• Bills +750
• Bucs +800
• Titans +850
• Rams +1000
• Cowboys +1200
• Bengals +1600
• 49ers +2000
• Patriots +2200
• Cardinals +2500
• Raiders +6000
• Eagles +6000
• Steelers +9000

For the wild card schedule and seedings, check the latest out here.

 

Entering Week 18, Packers are Super Bowl Favorites

As the first 18-week season comes to a close, the Super Bowl favorite was the Green Bay Packers. They were as high as +375 at PointsBet after Week 17, but were +400 at most legal sportsbooks. With Green Bay getting healthier, their competition in the NFC (Bucs) struggling with on and off-field issues, and another MVP-caliber season from Aaron Rodgers – it makes sense for the Packers to be favored. With a win in Week 18 over the Vikings, the Packers will clinch home-field throughout the NFC playoffs and get a much needed bye week. Entering Week 18, here were the Super Bowl odds.

• Packers (+400)
• Chiefs (+500)
• Bills (+750)
• Rams (+850)
• Buccaneers (+900)

No. 1️⃣2️⃣ continues to make history.@AaronRodgers12 | @JackLinks | #GoPackGo pic.twitter.com/7h2usa25w1

— Green Bay Packers (@packers) January 4, 2022

 

Chiefs are Super Bowl Favorites entering 2022

At the turn of the new year, there was a new favorite to win the Super Bowl with the Green Bay Packers rising. The Packers and Chiefs were tied at +450 making for a solid climb for Aaron Rodgers and the Packers from 10/1 in the preseason to favorites by Week 16. Just as the holidays hit in 2021, here were the Super Bowl odds.

• Packers (+450)
• Chiefs (+450)
• Buccaneers (+650)
• Patriots (+900)
• Rams (+1000)
• Bills (+1000)

After Christmas just before New Year’s Eve, the Chiefs’ odds rose to +400 as the current Super Bowl favorites.

 

Patriots Super Bowl Odds rise after win over Buffalo

In what was one of the craziest games of the year due to weather, the New England Patriots defeated the Buffalo Bills while completing just two passes. Patriots’ QB Mac Jones attempted just three passes, while the Pats ran all over the Bills in a weather-affected game on Monday Night Football. After the win, the Patriots officially became the top seed in the AFC entering Week 14. Their Super Bowl odds rose to +700, after opening at 40/1.

pic.twitter.com/oL3chdF27A

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) December 7, 2021

 

Stock Up or Down? Super Bowl Odds Movement from Caesars Sportsbook

In the month of November in 2021, the Super Bowl odds movement in the NFL was incredibly evident at Caesars Sportsbook. Here is a look at some of the largest moves, up and down, in the Super Bowl futures market.

Stock Up

• Patriots (+6000 to +1100)
• Colts (+8000 to +4000)
• Chiefs (+1400 to +700)

Stock Down

• Rams (+700 to +1200)
• Saints (+3000 to +15000)
• Bills (+550 to +800)

Of course, the most impressive move has been the Patriots from 60:1 to 11:1. They are one of the premier teams in the AFC after a great November, and the odds show for it as just five teams rank ahead of them. The Pats opened at 40/1 in most places, but then dropped to 60/1 as you can see. For those holding a ticket at 60/1, the value is clear.

There have been a lot of Super Bowl odds shifts in the month of November 👀🏈

Has your team's stock gone up or down? 🤔📈📉

Read more on the teams with the most notable movement this month at #CaesarsSportsbook ⬇️

— Caesars Sportsbook (@CaesarsSports) November 29, 2021

 

Rams and Bucs Lose in Week 10, Super Bowl Odds Fall

After two big upsets in Week 10, the Rams and Bucs’ Super Bowl odds have fallen at various legal sportsbooks. The Rams lost on Monday Night Football to the San Francisco 49ers, which put LA on a two-game skid. Matthew Stafford struggled a bit, which has put the futures markets on notice as their odds have fallen to 9/1 in some places. As for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, after a poor showing by the Bucs against the Football Team, the entire NFC is wide open.

The leaders in record in the NFC as of Week 11 are the the Packers, Cardinals, and Cowboys all with just two losses. The second half of the NFL season is set to bring a large amount of odds movement.

 

Von Miller Traded to Rams, Super Bowl Odds Increase

The Los Angeles Rams are clearly going for it this year, trading yet another slew of picks for a Pro Bowl player. This time, Los Angeles added edge rusher Von Miller from the Denver Broncos to bolster their pass rush. Now on the roster for the Rams are Aaron Donald, Leonard Floyd, and Miller which creates an incredible trio of pass-rushers. The Rams’ odds were +750 before the trade, and they’ve risen to +650 since the deal.

❤️ Forever pic.twitter.com/Amc6nNCG56

— Von Miller (@VonMiller) November 1, 2021

 

Entering Week 8, the Bucs and Bills are co-favorites to win the Super Bowl

When looking at the Super Bowl favorites after Week 7, the Bills and Bucs at +550 sit atop the leaderboard at DraftKings Sportsbook. This is the first time all season where both teams are tied in terms of odds, but the top four teams are all close. Here is a look at the leaders in terms of Super Bowl odds after Week 7.

• Buffalo Bills +550
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers +550
• Los Angeles Rams +800
• Arizona Cardinals +900

One team to note is the Chiefs, who continue to fall. They are +1400 to win the Super Bowl, tied with the Cowboys.

Number one ranked scoring defense and the number two ranked scoring offense. ✊#GoBills | #BillsMafia

— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) October 25, 2021

 

Buffalo Bills are Super Bowl favorites after Week 6

After the Bills lost to the Titans on Monday Night Football, they…became Super Bowl favorites? A lot goes into the odds, but on DraftKings Sportsbook as of Tuesday, October 19th the Bills were favored to win the Super Bowl at +550. Here were the odds after Week 6.

• Bills +550
• Bucs +600
• Chiefs +700
• Rams +850
• Ravens +1000
• Cardinals +1100

 

Bills Super Bowl odds rise after upset win

In Week 5, the Buffalo Bills destroyed the Kansas City Chiefs in a battle that many believe will be the AFC Championship preview. Josh Allen and the Bills offense was super-efficient while the Chiefs struggled on both sides of the football. After the upset, the Chiefs’ odds dropped to +750 to win Super Bowl 56 while the Bills surpassed them and rose to +550. Here were the odds entering Week 6 after this move:

• Tampa Bay Bucs +500
• Buffalo Bills +550
• Kansas City Chiefs +750
• Los Angeles Rams +800
• Green Bay Packers +1200
• Baltimore Ravens +1200

Air Allen. 😱@Fritolay | #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/oa43QuEaB4

— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) October 12, 2021

 

Arizona Cardinals Super Bowl odds

Entering Week 5 of the 2021-2022 season, the Cardinals were the only team that was without a loss. Their Super Bowl odds rose all the way to +1600, after opening at +4000. Here is a look at their odds movement through the season.

• Opened at +4000.
• After hot start, rose to +3300.
• Rose to +2000 after winning streak continued.
• Entering Week 5, rose to +1600.

4-0 vibes. pic.twitter.com/32BbZR81fc

— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) October 5, 2021

 

Patriots cut Cam Newton, Super Bowl odds rise to +3500

On NFL cut day, the New England Patriots released presumed starting quarterback Cam Newton. Of course with Mac Jones being drafted, Newton’s days were numbered with the Patriots but this move is a bit unexpected. There is no doubt who the starter is for Week 1 though, as Jones is now QB1. The oddsmakers seem to have reacted to the news as well, as the Patriots’ Super Bowl odds are now +3500, up from +4000.

Patriots have released QB Cam Newton as @globejimmcbride reported.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 31, 2021

 

As NFL preseason begins, Super Bowl odds settle

With the NFL preseason underway, the Super Bowl odds are settling and waiting for any news that may shift the odds in one way or another. Whether it be from trade, injury, or unexpected play these odds will shift. But until that happens, the odds seem to be settled as of mid-August. Here are the top 5 in terms of Super Bowl odds from DraftKings, after Week 1 and 2 of the preseason, as the odds for the top did not shift.

• Chiefs +500
• Bucs +600
• Bills +1000
• Packers +1300
• Ravens, 49ers, and Rams +1400

 

Rodgers and Packers come to agreement, Super Bowl odds rise

This was inevitable, well…kind of. At some point, Rodgers news was going to become more clear and the Super Bowl odds would adjust. The two parties came to an agreement, and the Packers odds rose to +1200, behind on the Chiefs, Bucs, and Bills and sliding ahead of the Ravens, 49ers, and Rams.

Aaron Rodgers clearly wasn’t just passing the time this offseason.

He came with receipts, lots of them, proving his actions were always well thought out and justly motivated. This speech was phenomenal.

pic.twitter.com/93UeBmqK1U

— Emmanuel Acho (@EmmanuelAcho) July 28, 2021

 

Rams Super Bowl Odds fall after Cam Akers injury

While running backs do not necessarily have a huge impact on futures, the Rams lost one of their better players to a season-ending achilles injury that certainly shakes up their offense. Cam Akers is set to miss the rest of the NFL season after a torn achilles, per Tom Pelissero.

Rams’ RB Cam Akers suffered a torn Achilles, as @TomPelissero reported.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) July 20, 2021

In some places, the Rams were +1200 to win the Super Bowl, and now are +1400 to win. While that is directly due to Akers’ injury or not remains to be seen, but it is a big blow to the Rams’ offense.

 

Browns Super Bowl odds prove they are a contender

One of the most talented rosters in the NFL in the Cleveland Browns have become a popular Super Bowl futures bet for many bettors, and their odds show that at +1600 to win. Only the Ravens, 49ers, Rams, Bills, Bucs, and Chiefs have better odds. With Baker Mayfield at the helm and a plethora of offensive weapons, one of the best offensive lines in the NFL and a terrific defense, the Browns are set to make a run in 2021-2022.

The Browns’ NFL win total is set at 10.5, which gives an implied record of 10-7 or 11-6 with the new 17-game format. At 11-6, they will surely make the playoffs.

 

Titans Super Bowl odds rise after Julio Jones acquisition

After the Tennessee Titans lost Jonnu Smith and Corey Davis to free agency, many bettors were not bullish on the Titans offense besides A.J. Brown and Derrick Henry which had their Super Bowl odds falling. That has changed though, as the Titans have added one of the better receivers in the NFL and caused their Super Bowl odds to rise.

Before the Julio Jones trade, the Titans were +2800 or worse depending on the legal sportsbook. After the Julio trade, Tennessee is as low as +2500 to win the Super Bowl. With Jones on the Titans, their offense has a new dynamic and could be unstoppable at times with two elite wide receivers, an elite offensive line, and one of the best running backs in football.

Jet-setting Jones ✈️ pic.twitter.com/mZIqdRi9GE

— Tennessee Titans (@Titans) June 7, 2021

 

Denver Broncos Super Bowl odds shift amidst Rodgers rumors

The story of the NFL offseason will be focused around Aaron Rodgers. But the Super Bowl odds of whatever team he ends up with will be the story of the betting world. The Broncos futures markets have been moving all over the place, all due to Rodgers speculation.

Denver #Broncos Futures Odds – Markets Shift Amidst Aaron Rodgers Rumorshttps://t.co/tDsLjNdb9C #NFL #Packers

— Action Rush (@ActionRushBets) May 10, 2021

The Broncos have risen all the way up to +2200 to win the Super Bowl, which indicates that some heavy money thinks that the Broncos end up with the NFL MVP.

 

2022 Super Bowl Odds Movement after the NFL Draft

One of the biggest events of the NFL league year is the NFL Draft, which brings a ton of Super Bowl odds movement as franchises change direction in the three-day period. Some teams add quarterbacks, some trade up or down unexpectedly, and some teams move players during the draft.

Here is a quick look at the eight teams that have the biggest Super Bowl odds movement after the NFL Draft:

• Broncos +6600 to +2500
• Patriots +4000 to +2800
• Falcons +5000 to +6000
• Bears +5000 to +6000
• Football Team +5000 to +6000
• Texans +12500 to +17500
• Lions +12500 to +15000
• Raiders +5000 to +7500

For a full look at the odds movement after the NFL Draft, check our breakdown here.

 

Chiefs and Bucs Favorites Entering NFL Draft

One of the key events in the NFL offseason that could cause Super Bowl odds to move is the NFL Draft. The week of the draft, the Chiefs were +500 to win and the Bucs were +750 to repeat as champions. While the Chiefs will not make many picks in the draft, their odds have already climbed due to trading draft picks for Orlando Brown.

“Lamar Jackson is 30-4 as a starter when he’s not playing against the KC Chiefs. He’s 0-3 as a starter when playing against the KC Chiefs… You gave the 1 team you can’t beat the 1 position they need most.”@EmmanuelAcho reacts to the Ravens trading Orlando Brown to the Chiefs pic.twitter.com/OdYWXN2OAS

— Speak For Yourself (@SFY) April 26, 2021

The Chiefs desperately needed help on the offensive line, and Orlando Brown is certainly that.

 

Patriots and Washington Football Team Super Bowl Odds Rise

NFL free agency certainly will boost teams’ Super Bowl odds if the right player is signed. With New England adding a plethora of talent and re-signing Cam Newton, their odds rose from +4000 to +3300. As for the Washington Football Team, their odds went from +6000 to +5000 after signing quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.

The odds will continue to move during the NFL offseason, especially after the NFL Draft, so be sure to keep tabs on the latest prices.

 

Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl Odds Rise after Prescott Deal

After signing Dak Prescott to a monster deal, the Dallas Cowboys’ Super Bowl odds rose.

Cowboys are giving Dak Prescott a four-year, $160 million deal, including a record $126 million guaranteed, source tells ESPN.

The first three years average $42 million per year.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 8, 2021

The Cowboys’ Super Bowl odds were up over 30:1, but rose to +2800 with news of Prescott signing right away. But, odds have moved already as the Cowboys’ Super Bowl odds are +2500 at BetMGM and expected to drop once more money comes in.

 

Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Odds

Final. pic.twitter.com/WlAJ6ONMUA

— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) February 8, 2021

After the final tick in Super Bowl 55, the Chiefs’ plans focused towards Super Bowl 56 where they are (again) the betting favorites. They will still have Patrick Mahomes, Tyreek Hill, and a plethora of offensive talent. The issue with the Super Bowl team was the lack of offensive line play, which they will return three or four starters to injury. The Chiefs are not going anywhere, and they are +500 favorites to win Super Bowl 56.

 

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl Odds

As long as Tom Brady is in the National Football League, his team has a chance to win the Super Bowl. Brady leaves nothing to be desired about next year, and he already plans to come back based on this interview and others. There is no speculation about retirement, as Brady looks to win his eighth ring next year. The Bucs are +900 to win Super Bowl 56, and will have some decisions to make regarding some key offseason moves such as Leonard Fournette, Chris Godwin, and more.

 

Green Bay Packers Super Bowl Odds

Aaron Rodgers joins exclusive company as a three-time NFL MVP.

🏆: https://t.co/RMSQ7Siu6f#GoPackGo pic.twitter.com/buqXH1C66h

— Green Bay Packers (@packers) February 7, 2021

Some believed the Packers were the best team in football from top to bottom as far as roster construction is concerned, and that is not going away anytime soon. A three-time MVP in Aaron Rodgers may not return to Green Bay after a successful 2020-2021 season cut shy against the Buccaneers. The Packers were second behind the Chiefs on the Super Bowl futures market, tied with the Bucs at +900…but fell amidst Rodgers to Denver rumors.

 

Super Bowl Betting History

A look at the betting history from the most popular event in sports betting, the Super Bowl.

Super Bowl	Year	Location	Matchup	Line (Total)	Score	ATS Result
LV	2021	Tampa Bay, FL	KC Chiefs vs. TB Bucs	Kansas City (-3)	TB Bucs 31, KC Chiefs 9	Underdog-Under
LIV	2020	Miami, FL	KC Chiefs vs. SF 49ers	Kansas City -1.5	KC Chiefs 31, SF 49ers 20	Favorite-Under
LIIl	2019	Atlanta, GA	LA Rams vs. New England	New England -2.5 (55.5)	New England 13, LA Rams 3	Favorite-Under
LII	2018	Minneapolis, MN	Philadelphia vs. New England	New England -4 (49)	Philadelphia 41 New England 33	Underdog-Over
LI	2017	Houston, TX	Atlanta vs. New Enland	New England -3 (57)	New England 34 Atlanta 28 (OT)	Favorite-Over
L	2016	Santa Clara, CA	Carolina vs. Denver	Carolina -5 (43.5)	Denver 24 Carolina 10	Underdog-Under
XLIX	2015	Glendale, AZ	Seattle vs. New England	Pick 'em (47.5)	New England 28 Seattle 24	Patriots - Over
XLVIIl	2014	East Rutherford,New Jersey	Seattle vs Denver	Denver -2 (47)	Seattle 43 Denver 8	Underdog-Over
XLVII	2013	New Orleans, LA	SF vs. Baltimore	San Francisco -4.5 (48)	Baltimore 34 San Francisco 31	Underdog-Over
XLVI	2012	Indianapolis, IN	NY Giants vs. New England	New England -2.5 (53)	N.Y. Giants 21 New England 17	Underdog-Under
XLV	2011	Arlington, TX	Green Bay vs. Pittsburgh	Green Bay -3 (45)	Green Bay 31 Pittsburgh 25	Favorite-Over
XLIV	2010	Miami, FL	New Orleans vs. Indianapolis	Indianapolis -5 (57)	New Orleans 31 Indianapolis 17	Underdog-Under
XLIII	2009	Tampa, FL	Pittsburgh vs. Arizona	Pittsburgh -7 (46)	Pittsburgh 27 Arizona 23	Underdog-Over
XLII	2008	Glendale, AZ	NY Giants vs. New England	New England -12 (55)	N.Y. Giants 17 New England 14	Underdog-Under
XLI	2007	Miami, FL	Indianapolis vs. Chicago	Indianapolis -7 (47)	Indianapolis 29 Chicago 17	Favorite-Under
XL	2006	Detroit, MI	Pittsburgh vs. Seattle	Pittsburgh -4 (47)	Pittsburgh 21 Seattle 10	Favorite-Under
XXIX	2005	Jacksonville, FL	New England vs. Philadelphia	New England -7 (46.5)	New England 24 Philadelphia 21	Underdog-Under
XXXVIII	2004	Houston, TX	New England vs. Carolina	New England -7 (37.5)	New England 32 Carolina 29	Underdog-Over
XXXVII	2003	San Diego, CA	Tampa Bay vs. Oakland	Oakland -4 (44)	Tampa Bay 48 Oakland 21	Underdog-Over
XXXVI	2002	New Orleans, LA	New England vs. St. Louis	St. Louis -14 (53)	New England 20 St. Louis 17	Underdog-Under
XXXV	2001	Tampa, FL	Baltimore vs. NY Giants	Baltimore -3 (33)	Baltimore 34 N.Y. Giants 7	Favorite-Over
XXXIV	2000	Atlanta, GA	St. Louis vs. Tennessee	St. Louis -7 (45)	St. Louis 23 Tennessee 16	Push-Under
XXXIII	1999	Miami, FL	Denver vs. Atlanta	Denver -7.5 (52.5)	Denver 34 Atlanta 19	Favorite-Over
XXXII	1998	San Diego, CA	Denve vs. Green Bay	Green Bay -11 (49)	Denver 31 Green Bay 24	Underdog-Over
XXXI	1997	New Orleans, LA	Green Bay vs. New England	Green Bay -14 (49)	Green Bay 35 New England 21	Push-Over
XXX	1996	Tempe, AZ	Dallas vs. Pittsburgh	Dallas -13.5 (51)	Dallas 27 Pittsburgh 17	Underdog-Under
XXIX	1995	Miami, FL	SF vs. San Diego	San Francisco -18.5	San Francisco 49 San Diego 26	Favorite-Over
XXVIII	1994	Atlanta, GA	Dallas vs. Buffalo	Dallas -10.5 (50.5)	Dallas 30 Buffalo 13	Favorite-Under
XXVII	1993	Pasadena, CA	Dallas vs. Buffalo	Dallas -6.5 (44.5)	Dallas 52 Buffalo 17	Favorite-Over
XXVI	1992	Minneapolis, MN	Washington vs. Buffalo	Washington -7 (49)	Washington 37 Buffalo 24	Favorite-Over
XXV	1991	Tampa, FL	NY Giants vs. Buffalo	Buffalo -7 (40.5)	N.Y. Giants 20 Buffalo 19	Underdog-Under
XXIV	1990	New Orleans, LA	SF vs. Denver	San Francisco -12 (48)	San Francisco 55 Denver 10	Favorite-Over
XXIII	1989	Miami, FL	SF vs. Cincinnati	San Francisco -7 (48)	San Francisco 20 Cincinnati 16	Underdog-Under
XXII	1988	San Diego, CA	Washington vs. Denver	Denver -3 (47)	Washington 42 Denver 10	Underdog-Over
XXI	1987	Pasadena, CA	NY Giants vs. Denver	N.Y. Giants -9.5 (40)	N.Y. Giants 39 Denver 20	Favorite-Over
XX	1986	New Orleans, LA	Chicago vs. New England	Chicago -10 (37.5)	Chicago 46 New England 10	Favorite-Over
XIX	1985	Stanford, CA	SF vs. Miami	San Francisco -3.5	San Francisco 38 Miami 16	Favortie-Over
XVIII	1984	Tampa, FL	LA Raiders vs. Washington	Washington -3 (48)	L.A. 38 Washington 9	Favorite-Under
XVII	1983	Pasadena, CA	Washington vs. Miami	Miami -3 (36.5)	Washington 27 Miami 17	Underdog-Over
XVI	1982	Pontiac, MI	SF vs. Cincinnati	San Francisco -1 (48)	San Francisco 26 Cincinnati 21	Favorite-Under
XV	1981	New Orleans, LA	Oakland vs. Philadelpia	Philadelphia -3 (37.5)	Oakland 27 Philadelphia 10	Underdog-Under
XIV	1980	Pasadena, CA	Pittsburgh vs. LA Rams	Pittsburgh -10.5 (36)	Pittsburgh 31 L.A. Rams 19	Favorite-Over
XIII	1979	Miami, FL	Pittsburgh vs. Dallas	Pittsburgh -3.5 (37)	Pittsburgh 35 Dallas 31	Favortie-Over
XII	1978	New Orleans, LA	Dallas vs. Denver	Dallas -6 (39)	Dallas 27 Denver 10	Favorite-Under
XI	1977	Pasadena, CA	Oakland vs. Minnesota	Oakland -4 (38)	Oakland 34 Minnesota 14	Favorite-Over
X	1976	Miami, FL	Pittsburgh vs. Dallas	Pittsburgh -7 (36)	Pittsburgh 21 Dallas 17	Underdog-Over
IX	1975	New Orleans, LA	Pittsburgh vs. Minnesota	Pittsburgh -3 (33)	Pittsburgh 16 Minnesota 6	Favorite-Under
VIII	1974	Houston, TX	Miami vs. Minnesota	Miami -6.5 (33)	Miami 24 Minnesota 7	Favorite-Under
VII	1973	Los Angeles, CA	Miami vs. Washington	Miami -1 (33)	Miami 14 Washington 7	Favorite-Under
VI	1972	New Orleans, LA	Dallas vs. Miami	Dallas -6 (34)	Dallas 24 Miami 3	Favorite-Under
V	1971	Miami, FL	Baltimore vs. Dallas	Baltimore -2.5 (36)	Baltimore 16 Dallas 13	Favorite-Under
IV	1970	New Orleans, LA	KC vs. Minnesota	Minnesota -12 (39)	Kansas City 23 Minnesota 7	Underdog-Under
III	1969	Miami, FL	NY Jets vs. Baltimore	Baltimore -18 (40)	N.Y. Jets 16 Baltimore 7	Underdog-Under
II	1968	Miami, FL	Green Bay vs. Oakland	Green Bay -13.5 (43)	Green Bay 33 Oakland 14	Favorite-Over
I	1967	Los Angeles, CA	Green Bay vs. KC	Green Bay -14 (N/A)	Green Bay 35 Kansas City 10	Favorite

Super Bowl Coin Toss History

Many bettors wager on the coin toss, let’s take a look at the coin toss betting history from the Super Bowl.

Super Bowl	Date	Heads/Tails	Toss Winner	Toss Loser
LV	02/07/2021	Heads	KC Chiefs	TB Bucs
LIV	02/02/2020	Tails	San Francisco	KC Chiefs
LIll	03/02/2019	Tails	LA Rams	New England
LIl	04/02/2018	Heads	New England	Philadelphia
LI	05/02/2017	Tails	Atlanta	New England
L	07/02/2016	Tails	Carolina	Denver
XLIX	01/02/2015	Tails	Seattle	New England
XLVIII	02/02/2014	Tails	Seattle	Denver
XLVII	03/02/2013	Heads	Baltimore	San Francisco
XLVI	05/02/2012	Heads	New England	N.Y. Giants
XLV	06/02/2011	Heads	Green Bay	Pittsburgh
XLIV	07/02/2010	Heads	New Orleans	Indianapolis
XLIII	01/02/2009	Heads	Arizona	Pittsburgh
XLII	03/02/2008	Tails	N.Y. Giants	New England
XLI	04/02/2007	Heads	Chicago	Indianapolis
XL	05/02/2006	Tails	Seattle	Pittsburgh
XXXIX	06/02/2005	Tails	Philadelphia	New England
XXXVIII	01/02/2004	Tails	Carolina	New England
XXXVII	26/01/2003	Tails	Tampa Bay	Oakland
XXXVI	03/02/2002	Heads	St. Louis	New England
XXXV	28/01/2001	Tails	N.Y. Giants	Baltimore
XXXIV	30/01/2000	Tails	St. Louis	Tennessee
XXXIII	31/01/1999	Tails	Atlanta	Denver
XXXII	25/01/1998	Tails	Green Bay	Denver
XXXI	26/01/1997	Heads	New England	Green Bay
XXX	28/01/1996	Tails	Dallas	Pittsburgh
XXIX	29/01/1995	Heads	San Francisco	San Diego
XXVIII	30/01/1994	Tails	Dallas	Buffalo
XXVII	31/01/1993	Heads	Buffalo	N.Y. Giants
XXVI	26/01/1992	Heads	Washington	Buffalo
XXV	27/01/1991	Heads	Buffalo	N.Y. Giants
XXIV	28/01/1990	Heads	Denver	San Francisco
XXIII	22/01/1989	Tails	San Francisco	Cincinnati
XXII	31/01/1988	Heads	Washington	Denver
XXI	25/01/1987	Tails	Denver	N.Y. Giants
XX	26/01/1986	Tails	Chicago	New England
XIX	20/01/1985	Tails	San Francisco	Miami
XVIII	22/01/1984	Heads	L.A. Raiders	Washington
XVII	30/01/1983	Tails	Miami	Washington
XVI	24/01/1982	Tails	San Francisco	Cincinnati
XV	25/01/1981	Tails	Philadelphia	Oakland
XIV	20/01/1980	Heads	L.A. Rams	Pittsburgh
XIII	21/01/1979	Heads	Dallas	Pittsburgh
XII	15/01/1978	Heads	Dallas	Denver
XI		Tails	Oakland	Minnesota
X	18/01/1976	Heads	Dallas	Pittsburgh
IX	12/01/1975	Tails	Pittsburgh	Minnesota
VIII	13/01/1974	Heads	Miami	Minnesota
VII	14/01/1973	Heads	Miami	Washington
VI	16/01/1972	Heads	Miami	Dallas
V	17/01/1971	Tails	Dallas	Baltimore
IV	11/01/1970	Tails	Minnesota	Kansas City
III	12/01/1969	Heads	N.Y. Jets	Baltimore
II	14/01/1968	Tails	Oakland	Green Bay
I	15/01/1967	Heads	Green Bay	Kansas City

Top 10 Upsets in Super Bowl History

A brief look at the top 10 upsets in the history of the Super Bowl.

Super Bowl	Spread	Final
XXXVI (Feb 3, 2002)	STL -14	New England 20, St. Louis 17
XXXI (Jan 26, 1997)	GB -14	Green Bay 35, New England 21
XXX (Jan 28, 1996)	DAL -13.5	Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17
XXIX (Jan 29, 1995)	SF -18.5	San Francisco 49, San Diego 26
XXIV (Jan 28, 1990)	SF -12	San Francisco 55, Denver Broncos 10
XLII (Feb 3, 2008)	NE -12	N.Y. Giants 17, New England 14
IV (Jan 11, 1970)	MIN -12	Kansas City 23, Minnesota 7
III (Jan 12, 1969)	BAL-18	N.Y. Jets 16, Baltimore 7
II (Jan 14, 1968)	GB -13.5	Green Bay 33, Oakland 14
I (Jan 15, 1967)	GB -14	Green Bay 35, Kansas City 10

 

Super Bowl Champions By Year

A breakdown of the Super Bowl winners, by year.

Super Bowl	Champions
55 (Feb 7, 2021)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
54 (Feb 2, 2020)	Kansas City Chiefs
53 (Feb 3, 2019)	New England Patriots
52 (Feb 4, 2018)	Philadelphia Eagles
51 (Feb 5, 2017)	New England Patriots
50 (Feb 7, 2016)	Denver Broncos
49 (Feb 1, 2015)	New England Patriots
48 (Feb 2, 2014)	Seattle Seahawks
47 (Feb 3, 2013)	Baltimore Ravens
46 (Feb 5, 2012)	New York Giants
45 (Feb 6 2011)	Green Bay Packers
44 (Feb 7, 2010)	New Orleans Saints
43 (Feb 1, 2009)	Pittsburgh Steelers
42 (Feb 3, 2008)	New York Giants
41 (Feb 4, 2007)	Indianapolis Colts
40 (Feb 5, 2006)	Pittsburgh Steelers
39 (Feb 6, 2005)	New England Patriots
38 (Feb 1, 2004)	New England Patriots
37 (Jan 26, 2003)	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
36 (Feb 3, 2002)	New England Patriots
35 (Jan 28, 2001)	Baltimore Ravens
34 (Jan 30, 2000)	St. Louis Rams
33 (Jan 31, 1999)	Denver Broncos
32 (Jan 25, 1998)	Denver Broncos
31 (Jan 26, 1997)	Green Bay Packers
30 (Jan 28, 1996)	Dallas Cowboys
29 (Jan 29, 1995)	San Francisco 49ers
28 (Jan 30, 1994)	Dallas Cowboys
27 (Jan 31, 1993)	Dallas Cowboys
26 (Jan 26, 1992)	Washington Redskins
25 (Jan 27, 1991)	New York Giants
24 (Jan 28, 1990)	San Francisco 49ers
23 (Jan 22, 1989)	San Francisco 49ers
22 (Jan 31, 1988)	Washington Redskins
21 (Jan 25, 1987)	New York Giants
20 (Jan 26, 1986)	Chicago Bears
19 (Jan 20, 1985)	San Francisco 49ers
18 (Jan 22, 1984)	Los Angeles Raiders
17 (Jan 30, 1983)	Washington Redskins
16 (Jan 24, 1982)	San Francisco 49ers
15 (Jan 25, 1981)	Oakland Raiders
14 (Jan 20, 1980)	Pittsburgh Steelers
13 (Jan 21, 1979)	Pittsburgh Steelers
12 (Jan 15, 1978)	Dallas Cowboys
11 (Jan 9, 1977)	Oakland Raiders
10 (Jan 18, 1976)	Pittsburgh Steelers
9 (Jan 12, 1975)	Pittsburgh Steelers
8 (Jan 13, 1974)	Miami Dolphins
7 (Jan 14, 1973)	Miami Dolphins
6 (Jan 16, 1972)	Dallas Cowboys
5 (Jan 17 1971)	Baltimore Colts
4 (Jan 11, 1970)	Kansas City Chiefs
3 (Jan 12, 1969)	New York Jets
2 (Jan 14, 1968)	Green Bay Packers
1 (Jan 15, 1967)	Green Bay Packers

 

Super Bowl MVP History By Year

Find out who won the Super Bowl MVP each year since the award began.

Super Bowl	MVP	Team	Position
55 (Feb 7, 2021)	Tom Brady	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Quarterback
54 (Feb 2, 2020)	Patrick Mahomes	KC Chiefs	Quarterback
53 (Feb 3, 2019)	Julian Edelman	New England Patriots	Wide Receiver
52 (Feb 4, 2018)	Nick Foles	Philadelphia Eagles	Quarterback
51 (Feb 5, 2017)	Tom Brady (4)	New England Patriots	Quarterback
50 (Feb 7, 2016)	Von Miller	Denver Broncos	Linebacker
49 (Feb 1, 2015)	Tom Brady (3)	New England Patriots	Quarterback
48 (Feb 2, 2014)	Malcolm Smith	Seattle Seahawks	Linebacker
47 (Feb 3, 2013)	Joe Flacco	Baltimore Ravens	Quarterback
46 (Feb 5, 2012)	Eli Manning (2)	New York Giants	Quarterback
45 (Feb 6 2011)	Aaron Rodgers	Green Bay Packers	Quarterback
44 (Feb 7, 2010)	Drew Brees	New Orleans Saints	Quarterback
43 (Feb 1, 2009)	Santonio Holmes	Pittsburgh Steelers	Wide Receiver
42 (Feb 3, 2008)	Eli Manning	New York Giants	Quarterback
41 (Feb 4, 2007)	Peyton Manning	Indianapolis Colts	Quarterback
40 (Feb 5, 2006)	Hines Ward	Pittsburgh Steelers	Wide Receiver
39 (Feb 6, 2005)	Deion Branch	New England Patriots	Wide Receiver
38 (Feb 1, 2004)	Tom Brady (2)	New England Patriots	Quarterback
37 (Jan 26, 2003)	Dexter Jackson	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Safety
36 (Feb 3, 2002)	Tom Brady	New England Patriots	Quarterback
35 (Jan 28, 2001)	Ray Lewis	Baltimore Ravens	Linebacker
34 (Jan 30, 2000)	Kurt Warner	St. Louis Rams	Quarterback
33 (Jan 31, 1999)	John Elway	Denver Broncos	Quarterback
32 (Jan 25, 1998)	Terrell Davis	Denver Broncos	Running Back
31 (Jan 26, 1997)	Desmond Howard	Green Bay Packers	Kick / Punt Returner
30 (Jan 28, 1996)	Larry Brown	Dallas Cowboys	Cornerback
29 (Jan 29, 1995)	Steve Young	San Francisco 49ers	Quarterback
28 (Jan 30, 1994)	Emmitt Smith	Dallas Cowboys	Running back
27 (Jan 31, 1993)	Troy Aikman	Dallas Cowboys	Quarterback
26 (Jan 26, 1992)	Mark Rypien	Washington Redskins	Quarterback
25 (Jan 27, 1991)	Ottis Anderson	New York Giants	Running Back
24 (Jan 28, 1990)	Joe Montana (3)	San Francisco 49ers	Quarterback
23 (Jan 22, 1989)	Jerry Rice	San Francisco 49ers	Wide Receiver
22 (Jan 31, 1988)	Doug Williams	Washington Redskins	Quarterback
21 (Jan 25, 1987)	Phil Simms	New York Giants	Quarterback
20 (Jan 26, 1986)	Richard Dent	Chicago Bears	Defensive End
19 (Jan 20, 1985)	Joe Montana (2)	San Francisco 49ers	Quarterback
18 (Jan 22, 1984)	Marcus Allen	Los Angeles Raiders	Running Back
17 (Jan 30, 1983)	John Riggins	Washington Redskins	Running Back
16 (Jan 24, 1982)	Joe Montana	San Francisco 49ers	Quarterback
15 (Jan 25, 1981)	Jim Plunkett	Oakland Raiders	Quarterback
14 (Jan 20, 1980)	Terry Bradshaw (2)	Pittsburgh Steelers	Quarterback
13 (Jan 21, 1979)	Terry Bradshaw	Pittsburgh Steelers	Quarterback
12 (Jan 15, 1978)	Harvey Martin/Randy White	Dallas Cowboys	Defensive Line
11 (Jan 9, 1977)	Fred Biletnikoff	Oakland Raiders	Wide Receiver
10 (Jan 18, 1976)	Lynn Swann	Pittsburgh Steelers	Wide Receiver
9 (Jan 12, 1975)	Franco Harris	Pittsburgh Steelers	Running Back
8 (Jan 13, 1974)	Larry Csonka	Miami Dolphins	Running Back
7 (Jan 14, 1973)	Jake Scott	Miami Dolphins	Safety
6 (Jan 16, 1972)	Roger Staubach	Dallas Cowboys	Quarterback
5 (Jan 17 1971)	Chuck Howley	Dallas Cowboys	Linebacker
4 (Jan 11, 1970)	Len Dawson	Kansas City Chiefs	Quarterback
3 (Jan 12, 1969)	Joe Namath	New York Jets	Quarterback
2 (Jan 14, 1968)	Bart Starr (2)	Green Bay Packers	Quarterback
1 (Jan 15, 1967)	Bart Starr	Green Bay Packers	Quarterback

 

Super Bowl Betting Favorites By Year

Who was the betting favorite in each Super Bowl? Find out below.

Super Bowl	Favorite	Total
55 (Feb 7, 2021)	KC -3.5	56
54 (Feb 2, 2020)	KC -1.5	52
53 (Feb 3, 2019)	NE -2.5	57.5
52 (Feb 4, 2018)	NE -4.5	49
51 (Feb 5, 2017)	NE -3	57.5
50 (Feb 7, 2016)	Car -4.5	43
49 (Feb 1, 2015)	Sea -1	47.5
48 (Feb 2, 2014)	Den -2	47.5
47 (Feb 3, 2013)	SF -4.5	48
46 (Feb 5, 2012)	NE -2.5	53
45 (Feb 6 2011)	GB -3	45
44 (Feb 7, 2010)	IND -5	57
43 (Feb 1, 2009)	PIT -7	46
42 (Feb 3, 2008)	NE -12	55
41 (Feb 4, 2007)	IND -7	47
40 (Feb 5, 2006)	PIT -4	47
39 (Feb 6, 2005)	NE -7	46.5
38 (Feb 1, 2004)	NE -7	37.5
37 (Jan 26, 2003)	OAK -4	44
36 (Feb 3, 2002)	STL -14	53
35 (Jan 28, 2001)	BAL -3	33
34 (Jan 30, 2000)	STL -7	45
33 (Jan 31, 1999)	DEN -7.5	52.5
32 (Jan 25, 1998)	GB -11	49
31 (Jan 26, 1997)	GB -14	49
30 (Jan 28, 1996)	DAL -13.5	51
29 (Jan 29, 1995)	SF -18.5	53.5
28 (Jan 30, 1994)	DAL -10.5	50.5
27 (Jan 31, 1993)	DAL -6.5	44.5
26 (Jan 26, 1992)	WAS -7	49
25 (Jan 27, 1991)	BUF -7	40.5
24 (Jan 28, 1990)	SF -12	48
23 (Jan 22, 1989)	SF -7	48
22 (Jan 31, 1988)	DEN -3	47
21 (Jan 25, 1987)	NYG -9.5	40
20 (Jan 26, 1986)	CHI -10	37.5
19 (Jan 20, 1985)	SF -3.5	53.5
18 (Jan 22, 1984)	WAS -3	48
17 (Jan 30, 1983)	MIA -3	36.5
16 (Jan 24, 1982)	SF -1	48
15 (Jan 25, 1981)	PHI -3	37.5
14 (Jan 20, 1980)	PIT -10.5	36
13 (Jan 21, 1979)	PIT -3.5	37
12 (Jan 15, 1978)	DAL -6	39
11 (Jan 9, 1977)	OAK -4	38
10 (Jan 18, 1976)	PIT -7	36
9 (Jan 12, 1975)	PIT -3	33
8 (Jan 13, 1974)	MIA -6.5	33
7 (Jan 14, 1973)	MIA -1	33
6 (Jan 16, 1972)	DAL -6	34
5 (Jan 17 1971)	BAL -2.5	36
4 (Jan 11, 1970)	MIN -12	39
3 (Jan 12, 1969)	BAL-18	40
2 (Jan 14, 1968)	GB -13.5	43
1 (Jan 15, 1967)	GB -14	Not Listed

 

Passing TD Leaders – All Time Super Bowl Stats

Who has the most TD in Super Bowl history? Find out below.

Player	Super Bowl Passing TD
Tom Brady	21
Joe Montana	11
Terry Bradshaw	9
Roger Staubach	8
Steve Young	6
Kurt Warner	6
Brett Favre	5
Troy Aikman	5
Jim Plunkett	4
Doug Williams	4

 

Rushing TD Leaders – All Time Super Bowl Stats

Here is a look at the all time rushing TD leaders in Super Bowl history.

Player	Super Bowl Rushing TD
Emmitt Smith	5
John Elway	4
Franco Harris	4
Thurman Thomas	4
Terrell Davis	3
James White	3
Joe Montana	2
Marcus Allen	2
Jim McMahon	2
Eddie George	2

 

Receiving TD Leaders – All Time Super Bowl Stats

Below is a look the all time leaders in receiving TD in the Super Bowl.

Player	Super Bowl Receiving TD
Jerry Rice	8
Lynn Swann	3
Rob Gronkowski	3
Antonio Freeman	3
John Stallworth	3
Hines Ward	2
Greg Jennings	2
Danny Amendola	2
Ricky Watters	2
Larry Fitzgerald	2

 

All Time Super Bowl Interception Leaders

A quick look at the leaders for interceptions in the Super Bowl.

Player	Super Bowl INT
Chuck Howley	3
Rod Martin	3
Larry Brown	3
Rodney Harrison	2
Brad Edwards	2
Randy Beverly	2
Mel Blount	2
Barry Wilburn	2
Jake Scott	2
Dwight Smith	2

2022 SUPER BOWL ODDS FAQ

When is Super Bowl 56?

Super Bowl 56 will take place in February 6th, 2022.

What time does the Super Bowl Kick-off?

The kick-off time for the Super Bowl is normally around 6:45 pm EST.

Where is the Super Bowl This Year?

The 2022 Super Bowl will be played in Inglewood, CA at SoFi Stadium

What is the Super Bowl Number This Year?

The 2021-2022 NFL season will end with Super Bowl 56 in Inglewood, CA.

Is it legal to bet on the Super Bowl?

Yes, sports betting is now legal in the following states: - NV - NJ - PA - DE - RI - WV - MS - NM - NY - AR - OR - IA - IN - MT - TN - IL - NH - NC - CO - MI