Super Bowl Odds & Betting 2023

If you’re looking to bet on Super Bowl Odds & Betting in 2023, the Buffalo Bills is a must-have team. They’re expected to win their first game since the Super Bowl, and have added depth to their defense through the draft. On the other hand, the Buccaneers, who were one of the favorites last season, have switched coaches and replaced Bruce Arians with Todd Bowles. Injuries to key players may shift prices, though, so be sure to follow the latest news.

Loss of Rashaad Penny

The Seattle Seahawks will be without their star running back Rashaad Penny for at least six weeks after the injury. Penny will need surgery to repair his fractured fibula. His recovery will take months, but the injury will cost him the rest of this season and into next season. The injury is a huge blow to the Seahawks, as Penny was a first-round pick in 2018. Seattle is expected to turn to another running back in Kenneth Walker to take over Penny’s duties, while Deejay Dallas will slide into the No. 2 spot.

In the NFL, Rashaad Penny’s absence is a huge blow to the Seattle Seahawks’ chances of advancing to the Super Bowl. With Penny out, rookie Kenneth Walker III will likely get the bulk of the carries for the Seahawks. Denver also lost starting running back Javonte Williams to injury and will need to fill in. This leaves the Eagles as the early favorites in Super Bowl odds.

The Los Angeles Rams did not lose much from their winning roster in the Super Bowl. With the addition of Cooper Kupp and Allen Robinson, the offense has a chance to improve. Meanwhile, the defense has questionable starters in some positions.

Loss of running back Javonte Williams

The Denver Broncos are currently without running back Javonte Williams. Williams tore his right ACL last Sunday in Denver’s Week 4 loss to the Raiders. He will miss the remainder of the season. The injury is not a long-term one, and the team hopes to replace him with another running back.

While Williams will be missed for the season, the Broncos still have some weapons around him that can take the load off of Williams. Denver has a young quarterback in Russell Wilson, which is a positive, but they also have some questions about their passing attack. Losing Williams will likely make the Broncos rely on veteran running back Melvin Gordon in the backfield.

The Denver Broncos opened the season with a lot of hype. Starting QB Russell Wilson and running back Javonte Williams were both drafted early this offseason. The odds were as high as +1600 to win the Super Bowl for the first time since the 2015 season. However, the Broncos have struggled early in the season and are down around the +3000 range.

Loss of running back Javonte will have a negative impact on the Denver Broncos’ Super Bowl odds. Williams was the starting running back for the Denver Broncos and the loss will affect their ability to execute their game plan. However, it should help the defense if Ward can make a significant impact in year two.

Cut in Buffalo Bills’ Super Bowl odds

The Buffalo Bills has cut a lot of points from their Super Bowl odds and is now listed as a +550 favorite. That makes them a better bet than the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who sits at +750. However, that doesn’t mean the Bills are a lock for the Super Bowl. The Eagles, Raiders, and Bengals all have slightly better odds than the Bills. The Cleveland Browns once had a short Super Bowl odds but has fallen to +4000 in recent weeks.

The Buffalo Bills are considered one of the top teams in the AFC, and they’re talented core of players will make them a tough opponent. In addition, they signed free-agent Von Miller, who won a Super Bowl title with the Rams last season. However, they’ll still face a tough stretch, and the odds makers aren’t lowering their prices.

Despite their recent struggles, the Bills are still considered one of the top teams in Super Bowl 2023. The team opened as a +550 favorite at Barstool Sportsbook. Then, FanDuel and other sportsbooks followed, and all three have since moved up the odds on the Bills. After Week 2’s win over the Philadelphia Eagles, the Super Bowl odds for the Buffalo Bills have improved significantly. They went from +475 to +400 and now sit at +400. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles are now +2200, the fourth-best team in Super Bowl odds.