The 2022 NFL season is approaching and all 32 teams will start the year with at least one hope of playing in the 2023 Super Bowl. However, not all teams were created equally, and with Josh Allen who s est established as one of the best young quarterbacks in the league, the Buffalo Bills have made the playoffs for the past three years. Buffalo led the NFL in points differential and yard differential a season ago and is the 6-1 favorite in Caesars Sportsbook’s latest Super Bowl 2023 odds.
However, there are eight other teams with Super Bowl 57 odds of 20-1 or better with the NFL preseason underway. Now, NFL futures bettors will have a variety of options available to them with so much parity across the league. Which 2023 Super Bowl contenders offer the best value in NFL preseason odds, and which teams should you avoid at their current price? Before making any picks for Super Bowl 2023, be sure to check out Super Bowl 57 predictions from SportsLine NFL handicappers RJ White, Alex Selesnick and Brett Anderson.
White consistently crushes the NFL as SportsLine’s #1 NFL expert in ATS picks, and went 445-378-24 on his 2017-21 NFL ATS picks, which netted $2,542 $100 to players. He’s also well known for cashing in big in the Westgate Las Vegas SuperContest twice since 2015. Anderson is coming off a dominating NFL season in 2021 in which he went 23-9, returning $1,315 to players at $100, and was a perfect 4-0 in the playoffs. Selesnick (aka PropStarz) specializes in MLB, NFL, and NBA prop betting, where he implements a combination of research, statistical analysis, and mathematical modeling to deliver profitable long-term results.
Now, with sportsbooks updating Super Bowl 2023 odds at the start of the preseason, SportsLine’s experts have scoured the betting menu, analyzed all 32 teams, and released their top picks for Super Bowl 57. Render now on SportsLine to see them.
Super Bowl 2023 top picks
White is making the Los Angeles Rams disappear, even though they are a top favorite at 12-1 in Super Bowl 2023 odds. The defending Super Bowl champions are fifth in pre-game odds. -season in the NFL and is undoubtedly one of the most talented. rosters in the NFL. However, years of leveraging draft picks to acquire established and expensive veterans will eventually take their toll. Losing Andrew Whitworth, Von Miller and Odell Beckham Jr. could be the first big stress test.
“Things went well for the Rams last year en route to Sean McVay’s first Super Bowl win, including winning their last three playoff games by three points and drawing the preseason Bengals. in the Super Bowl rather than the Bills or the Chiefs,” White told SportsLine. “The biggest downside to supporting the Rams is Matthew Stafford’s lingering elbow injury. While he doesn’t think it’s a problem now, it could be very different by the second half of the season and especially in the playoffs.”
How to make picks for Super Bowl 57
SportsLine pundits are also eyeing an under-the-radar team that missed the playoffs last season. This massive long shot loaded with a new head coach and plenty of playmakers in the offseason, and anyone backing this underdog could hit it big. You can only see who it is on SportsLine.
Who are SportsLine’s experts on winning the 2023 Super Bowl? And what long massive blow can go all the way? Check out the Super Bowl 2023 odds below, then visit SportsLine to see all the best Super Bowl 2023 bets, from the team of experts who have generated thousands of dollars in subscriber profits over the past few seasons.
Odds of winning the 2023 Super Bowl
Buffalo Bills 6-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 15-2
Green Bay Packers 11-1
Kansas City Chiefs 11-1
Los Angeles Rams 12-1
Los Angeles Chargers 15-1
San Francisco 49ers 16-1
Denver Broncos 16-1
Dallas Cowboys 20-1
Cincinnati Bengals 22-1
Baltimore Ravens 22-1
Cleveland Browns 25-1
Indianapolis Colts 25-1
Philadelphia Eagles 25-1
Las Vegas Raiders 30-1
Arizona Cardinals 35-1
Tennessee Titans 35-1
New England Patriots 40-1
New Orleans Saints 40-1
Minnesota Vikings 40-1
Miami Dolphins 40-1
Washington Commanders 80-1
Pittsburgh Steelers 80-1
New York Giants 100-1
Carolina Panthers 125-1
Detroit Lions 125-1
Jacksonville Jaguars 125-1
New York Jets 125-1
Chicago Bears 150-1
Seattle Seahawks 150-1
Atlanta Falcons 250-1
Houston Texans 300-1
