NFL Futures Betting Odds

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Opening
Current

San Francisco 49ers
+600
+600
Kansas City Chiefs
+800
+600
Baltimore Ravens
+800
+900
Buffalo Bills
+800
+1200
Cincinnati Bengals
+1400
+1200
Detroit Lions
+1400
+1400
Philadelphia Eagles
+1400
+1400
Dallas Cowboys
+1600
+1400
Green Bay Packers
+1600
+2200
Houston Texans
+2000
+2200
LA Rams
+2800
+2500
Miami Dolphins
+1600
+2800
Atlanta Falcons
+2800
+2800
LA Chargers
+3500
+3300
Jacksonville Jaguars
+2800
+4000
NY Jets
+2800
+4000
Pittsburgh Steelers
+6600
+4000
Cleveland Browns
+2800
+4500
Chicago Bears
+4000
+5000
Indianapolis Colts
+4000
+5500
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
+3500
+6600
Las Vegas Raiders
+8000
+7500
Minnesota Vikings
+5000
+8000
Seattle Seahawks
+8000
+8000
New Orleans Saints
+6600
+10000
Arizona Cardinals
+8000
+10000
Denver Broncos
+10000
+10000
NY Giants
+10000
+12500
Washington Commanders
+10000
+12500
Tennessee Titans
+10000
+15000
New England Patriots
+10000
+17500
Carolina Panthers
+15000
+25000
San Francisco 49ers
+200
+225
Detroit Lions
+550
+600
Dallas Cowboys
+750
+600
Philadelphia Eagles
+850
+850
Green Bay Packers
+950
+1100
LA Rams
+1400
+1200
Atlanta Falcons
+1800
+1400
Chicago Bears
+1800
+2500
Minnesota Vikings
+2200
+2800
Seattle Seahawks
+3000
+3300
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
+3000
+3300
Arizona Cardinals
+3500
+4000
New Orleans Saints
+3500
+4000
NY Giants
+6000
+5000
Washington Commanders
+6000
+6000
Carolina Panthers
+12500
+7500
Kansas City Chiefs
+360
+350
Baltimore Ravens
+425
+475
Buffalo Bills
+475
+700
Cincinnati Bengals
+700
+700
Houston Texans
+1200
+1100
Miami Dolphins
+1100
+1200
LA Chargers
+1400
+1600
NY Jets
+1400
+1600
Jacksonville Jaguars
+1400
+2000
Pittsburgh Steelers
+4500
+2000
Cleveland Browns
+2000
+2200
Indianapolis Colts
+2500
+2800
Las Vegas Raiders
+4500
+4500
Denver Broncos
+5000
+7000
New England Patriots
+8000
+7500
Tennessee Titans
+8000
+7500
Atlanta Falcons
+140
-150
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
+240
+325
New Orleans Saints
+275
+425
Carolina Panthers
+750
+1200
San Francisco 49ers
-220
-220
LA Rams
+375
+360
Seattle Seahawks
+700
+750
Arizona Cardinals
+1200
+1100
Dallas Cowboys
+110
+110
Philadelphia Eagles
+140
+130
NY Giants
+950
+900
Washington Commanders
+850
+1000
Detroit Lions
+150
+135
Green Bay Packers
+240
+220
Chicago Bears
+400
+400
Minnesota Vikings
+400
+500
Houston Texans
+180
+150
Jacksonville Jaguars
+190
+200
Indianapolis Colts
+250
+275
Tennessee Titans
+800
+900
Kansas City Chiefs
-200
-250
LA Chargers
+300
+325
Denver Broncos
+1000
+1200
Las Vegas Raiders
+1000
+1200
Baltimore Ravens
+100
-105
Cincinnati Bengals
+175
+175
Cleveland Browns
+550
+565
Pittsburgh Steelers
+1200
+1100
Buffalo Bills
+125
+135
Miami Dolphins
+180
+175
NY Jets
+300
+275
New England Patriots
+2000
+2000

Divisional Round Super Bowl 58 Betting Notes

After pulling out a victory from the jaws of defeat over the Green Bay Packers, the San Francisco 49ers are favorites to win Super Bowl 58.

San Francisco remains at +145 odds, while the Ravens trail at +200. While the Kansas City Chiefs sit at +350 odds, even with the experience of winning two of the last four big games.

Key Dates for 2023-24 NFL Season

August 10th: Preseason begins
September 7th: Regular season begins
October 31st: NFL trade deadline
January 7th: Final regular-season game 
January 13th: NFL playoffs begin
February 6th: Pro Bowl 
February 11: Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas
April 25th: 2024 NFL Draft

NFL Futures - Lines Legend

What Are NFL Futures?

Which NFL team will win the Super Bowl? Oddsmakers set NFL futures odds very early in the preseason and change them throughout the regular season, depending on a team’s successes or lack thereof. These futures bets can be absolutely wild, almost as crazy as Tom Brady’s surprise return to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

In the table above, you can find current NFL futures odds that you can wager on. Bets on NFL futures can be profitable and it’s always fun to predict outcomes so early in the season. Be careful, though – wagering a large amount on an NFL futures bet can tie up your money for a long time.

An NFL futures bet is when you wager on a pro football event that occurs a little later in the year. The most popular way to bet NFL futures is wagering on which team will win the Super Bowl, who will win the NFC and AFC championships, and who will be rewarded as the most valuable player. 

Super Bowl 58 Futures

Super Bowl betting is by far the most popular NFL futures bet among football bettors. The second an NFL team is crowned as champion, online betting sites open the next futures market, which stays open until another Super Bowl champion celebrates the following year. With Super Bowl odds, you can place futures bets at any time on the favorites to hoist the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

For example, let’s say a first-place team in September like Kansas City (+125) was the preseason favorite to win the Super Bowl, with the Green Bay Packers nipping at their heels at +225. A $100 wager on Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs would profit $125 if they were to win it all. You would get your original $100 back plus your winnings of $125.

A $100 wager on the Packers would profit $225 if they were to win Super Bowl 58. You would get your $100 back plus your winnings of $225. A low-win team like the New York Giants might be set at +30000, where a $100 wager would pay $30,000 as a long shot. Yes, their odds to win are essentially slim to none, but how sweet would that payout be?!

Use our odds calculator to see how much you would win, based on the odds and amount bet. We have American odds, decimal and fractional odds, and implied odds as well.

Division And Conference Futures

Another very common NFL football futures wager is division and conference betting. This is when football bettors wager on teams they think will win the AFC championship and NFC championship.

In order for these two football teams to advance to the Super Bowl, they have to first qualify for the playoffs and then win a couple of games. In order to win their respective conferences, teams need to get through Wild Card Weekend, the divisional round, as well as the American Football Conference championship or National Football Conference championship.

For the NFL division titles, you can wager on eight (8) different NFL division champs:

AFC Divisions

  • • AFC East
  • • AFC North
  • • AFC South
  • • AFC West

NFC Divisions

  • • NFC East
  • • NFC North
  • • NFC South
  • • NFC West

NFL Awards

This is where the NFL futures fun begins. You can wager on NFL awards, like which player will win the National Football League MVP, which player will win Defensive Player of the Year, and who will win Offensive and Defensive Rookie of the Year, and most online sportsbooks will typically offer sports betting odds on Coach of the Year as well.

There are many other NFL futures categories like the number of touchdowns a particular player will score, whether a wideout’s receiving yards will be OVER/UNDER a certain number, whether a running back will rush for more than 1,000 yards, team win totals, and let’s not forget about total sacks.

NFL Futures Line Movement

While games officially don’t get underway until September, NFL futures lines shift with preseason performances, injuries and NFL betting trends. If you see a futures line that you think is an absolute no-brainer, consider placing the wager before that bargain is gone.

Just remember that long-term success in NFL futures betting odds isn’t only about which team wins the next Super Bowl. It’s about hunting big rewards with as little investment as possible.

NFL Futures FAQ

What Are NFL Futures?

NFL Futures are a type of bet you can make on an event that has yet to take place. The most common NFL futures bets are Super Bowl Sportsbook, Most Valuable Player, team win total OVER/UNDER, as well as divisional Sportsbooks.

What Are The Odds To Win The Super Bowl?

Super Bowl odds are constantly changing as every win, loss and personnel move causes line movement. As it currently stands, the favorites to win Super Bowl 58  are the San Francisco 49ers (+145), closely followed by the Baltimore Ravens (+200).

Can You Bet NFL Futures?

Yes, you can bet on NFL futures. NFL futures are offered at most sportsbooks and are incredibly popular, with bets ranging from who will win the league MVP to the  Super Bowl Sportsbook. Be sure to research your area’s laws and regulations with regard to online sports betting.

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