2021 Super Bowl Odds: Kansas City Chiefs opening favorite
The confetti has not been cleaned up yet from the 2020 Super Bowl - a big congratulations to the Kansas City Chiefs - and our attention already shifts to the 2021 Super Bowl odds a year from now.
To no surprise, the Chiefs, who beat the San Francisco 49ers 31-20, have the shortest odds (+650) of any team to win Super Bowl 55. Those 49ers aren't too far behind them, coming in at +900 for next season's championship.
2021 Super Bowl Odds
Here is a full-breakdown on each NFL team's odds of winning Super Bowl 55.
Kansas City Chiefs +650
Baltimore Ravens +700
San Francisco 49ers +900
New Orleans Saints +1200
New England Patriots +1400
Green Bay Packers +1800
Philadelphia Eagles +1800
Pittsburgh Steelers +1800
Seattle Seahawks +1900
Dallas Cowboys +2000
Minnesota Vikings +2000
Los Angeles Rams +2200
Tennessee Titans +2200
Cleveland Browns +3200
Houston Texans +3300
Atlanta Falcons +3500
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Buffalo Bills +3500
Chicago Bears +3500
Indianapolis Colts +4000
Los Angeles Chargers +3500
Las Vegas Raiders +5000
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +5500
Denver Broncos +6000
Carolina Panthers +6600
Detroit Lions +7000
New York Giants +7000
New York Jets +7000
Arizona Cardinals +7500
Jacksonville Jaguars +8000
Cincinnati Bengals +10000
Miami Dolphins +10000
Washington Redskins +15000
Odds via BetMGM.
When is Super Bowl LV?
The 2021 Super Bowl, which will be the 55th Super Bowl, is scheduled for Sunday, February 7, 2021. The game is scheduled to be played at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL.
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