Seahawks and Packers Super Bowl Odds Crack The Top 5 As December Hits

While Week 12 is still going on with the Steelers and Ravens taking place on Wednesday, the Super Bowl odds have certainly changed. When Week 13 begins, there will only be five games left as teams look to make a final push to make the playoffs. A few teams have been eliminated from the playoffs, so their odds are no longer listed on the sportsbooks. Here is a look at the Week 12 roundup as far as Super Bowl odds are concerned.

There was a ton of movement in Week 12, and the leader is still the Kansas City Chiefs at +275 to win the Super Bowl. There was other movement in both directions, so let’s dive into which teams have seen their odds rise, which have fallen, and more.

Updated 2021 Super Bowl Odds

As the odds have been updated after all but one Week 12 game has concluded, you can see the Chiefs still lead after another offensive outburst and a win in Week 12. The Chiefs have a price of +275 at DraftKings Sportsbook, +250 at PointsBet and BetMGM, but a price of +280 on FanDuel Sportsbook. If you are wagering on the Chiefs to win the Super Bowl, getting the best price is important. Remember, betting futures (or any market) with the best price will help make you a better bettor long-term.

Seahawks Super Bowl odds rise after victory in Week 12

The Seattle Seahawks have a superstar at wide receiver in DK Metcalf, who has exploded onto the scene in 2020. Pair him with an elite quarterback in Russell Wilson and a solid surrounding cast, and they are trouble. The one issue with Seattle is their pass rush, which has drastically improved since the acquisition of Carlos Dunlap. The Seahawks’ odds have moved from +1300 to +900 this week, making them a clear threat to win the Super Bowl. Seattle gets the Giants next week, in a game where they will be heavily favored and will likely cause their Super Bowl odds to rise again slightly with a win.

Packers Super Bowl odds continue to climb

What a year for Aaron Rodgers so far. Rodgers leads the NFL in touchdown passes with 33, has thrown just four interceptions and has completed nearly 70% of his passes. While he is not among the top 5 in passing yards, he will be after next week as the Packers’ have already had their bye week. Rodgers is just one piece of the puzzle for Green Bay, who has had one of the more efficient offenses in the NFL. Their odds rose to +1000, and are set to rise again in Week 13 as they take on the struggling Eagles at home in Green Bay.

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Week 13 Super Bowl Odds Movement

Each week, the odds move significantly in either direction for most teams at this stage. Given we are in the final stretch of the NFL season, teams will change drastically in terms of odds to win the Super Bowl depending on how each week goes. Last week, 10 teams saw their odds rise, 13 teams saw theirs fall, and a handful of teams dropped off the leaderboard. Here is a look at the weekly stock watch, looking at which teams have risen and which have fallen.

Super Bowl Odds Movement – Stock Up in Week 13

The Atlanta Falcons are not winning the Super Bowl in 2020-21, but they have seem some growth with a new head coach. The Falcons’ odds rose from +50000 to +32500 to win the Super Bowl, but they are not truly contenders. The same goes for the Texans and the Washington Football Team, despite Washington being able to make the playoffs. The teams to keep an eye on are the 49ers, Vikings, and Giants who are all middling as teams on the outside looking in, but have played much better of late. The better teams who saw their odds increase are the Seahawks, Titans, Packers, and of course the Chiefs at the top.

Super Bowl Odds Movement – Stock Down in Week 13

Now the bad news, as many teams have seen their odds absolutely plummet. Of course, the Chargers, Panthers, Broncos, and Lions saw their odds drop a ton but they were never threats to even make the playoffs let alone be a Super Bowl contender. As for the rest of the teams, the Cowboys falling to +15000 all but takes them out of the conversation as well. The Eagles and Bears’ odds have fallen as well as both teams’ QB situations look bleak for the rest of the 2020 season. The teams that are legit contenders that have fallen are:

• Colts
• Cardinals
• Ravens
• Bucs
• Rams
• Steelers

Expect the Steelers to win on Wednesday, so their odds would then increase.

For a full look at the updated odds, check out Super Bowl hub.