Super Bowl 55 Live Odds and Updates Throughout Buccaneers vs Chiefs Game

• The Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers face-off in Super Bowl 55 on Sunday, February 7th, at 6:30 pm EST
• The Chiefs opened as 3.5-point favorites following the Conference Championships
• See below for live odds updates throughout Super Bowl 55

The 2020 NFL season was unlike any other, but will wrap up with Super Bowl 55 in Tampa Bay on Sunday, February 7th.

With a chance to be the first repeat champions since the New England Patriots, the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Bucs are the first team to compete for a title in their home stadium.

Following the AFC and NFC Championship games, the Chiefs were favored to win the Super Bowl. Most books had KC as 3.5-point favorites over Tom Brady and company.

Can Patrick Mahomes be the first quarterback the first team to win back-to-back titles since Brady did it? Or will Brady’s first year with the Buccaneers have a storybook ending?

Chiefs vs Buccaneers Super Bowl 55 Live Odds

Odds as of February 7th

Live Updates

• [End of Game] Tom Brady leads the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to their second Super Bowl Championship. For Brady it’s his seventh. The spread closed at 15.5 in favor of the Buccaneers, who cover with a 31-9 win. The total finishes under the final line of 46.5.
• [Q4, 3:58] KC makes their way into Tampa territory once again, but are turned away on fourth down. The spread is now as high as 21.5 for the Buccaneers, with the total at 43.5.
• [Q4, 13:43] The Chiefs are forced to go for it on 4th-and-9 deep in Tampa Bay territory and Patrick Mahomes is has to throw up another prayer. The Buccaneers take over on their own 11 as 17.5-point favorites. The spread has slid to 52.5.
• [Q3, 2:50] A botched snap on third down took away another TD opportunity for Brady. Instead, Ryan Succop steps up and just pushed a 52-yard field goal through, making it 31-9. Tampa is still favored by 15.5 points, with the total slipping to 56.5.
• [Q3, 6:20] The Tampa Bay defense steps with a massive interception of Patrick Mahomes by Antoine Winfield Jr, as Tom Brady will take over at midfield. The spread moves to 15.5 and the total to 57.5.
• [Q3, 7:45] Leonard Fournette continues his massive playoff run, capping off the Bucs’ first drive of the second half with a 27-yard rushing TD. The spread has now reached double-digits at 11.5 (-104) in Tampa’s favor, with the total the highest it’s been for Super Bowl 55 at 58.5.
• [Q3, 11:31] Harrison Butker continues to come up clutch for the Chiefs. He drills a 52-yard field goal to make it 21-9 Buccaneers. Tampa remains 7.5-point favorites (+102) and after briefly jumping up a point, the total returns to 54.5.
• [Halftime] The odds have drastically shifted. After opening as 3-point underdogs, the Buccaneers are now 7.5-favorites (-104). After dipping to the high 40s, the total now sits at 54.5. Tampa Bay leads Kansas City 21-6 at halftime.
• [Q2, 00:06] After two big Pass Interference penalties, Tampa Bay is set up at 1-yard line and Brady hits Antonio Brown to put the Bucs up 21-6. Tampa has shot out to 7.5-point (-104) favorites with the total back at 55.5.
• [Q2, 1:01] The Chiefs finally respond. Travis Kelce comes up with four catches on a drive that ends with a 34-yard field goal from Harrison Butker. Cutting the Tampa lead to 14-6 drops the Bucs to 3.5-point favorites (+106), and the total is down again to 49.5.
• [Q2, 6:05] After a holding penalty negated a Brady interception, and another Chiefs penalty extended the drive, Brady hits Rob Gronkowski for his second TD of the night from 17-yards out. With a 14-3 lead, the Bucs are up to 4.5-point favorites (-111) and the total is up to 51.5.
• [Q2, 10:50] After a 31-yard completion to Mike Evans, the Bucs go for it on 4th-and-Goal and Ronald Jones is stuffed. The Chiefs take over on their own 1-yard line. Tampa takes over as 1.5-point favorites, with the total now 48.5.
• [Q1, 00:37] Tom Brady and the Buccaneers come right back, as Brady finds his old pal Rob Gronkowski from eight yards out to cap off an eight-play, 75-yard drive. The score drops the spread to Chiefs -1.5 (-115), with the total moving to 52.5.
• [Q1, 5:10] After the teams traded 3-and-Outs on their first possessions, Harrison Butker opens the scoring for the Chiefs with a 49-yard field goal. KC is now 4.5 point favorites (+100) with the total falling to 50.5.
• [Q1, 15:00] Ahead of kickoff, the Chiefs will close as -3.0 favorites (-110). The total settled at 55.5 as Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes get set to duel in Super Bowl 55.

Pregame Updates

• [Sunday, February 7, 5:05 pm EST] The teams have released their inactives ahead of Super Bowl 55. Cameron Brate, Antonio Brown and Antoine Winfield Jr will all play for Tampa Bay. Sammy Watkins and Le’Veon Bell are both active for KC. None of these led to significant movement.
• [Sunday, February 7, 4:00 pm EST] Since this morning there’s been minor movement. Money on the Bucs the last few hours has brought both back to -110 on the spread. The total has dropped back down to 55.5.
• [Sunday, February 7, 11:00 am EST] With just hours to go before the game, the total has bounced back and forth between 56.5 and 55.5. The Chiefs remain 3-point favorites, but the public still seems split on the outcome.
• [Monday, February 1] The Kansas City Chiefs became the first team to place players on the reserve/COVID-19 list ahead of the Super Bowl. Receiver Demarcus Robinson and center Daniel Kilgore were placed on the list due to close contact outside of the team. KC remains a 3-point favorite.
• [Wednesday, January 27] Following in FanDuel’s footsteps, most sportsbooks have joined them at KC -3.0. The Chiefs’ odds to cover have dropped from -128 to -120.
• [Sunday, January 24] Following the AFC and NFC Championship games, the Kansas City Chiefs opened as 3.5-point favorites on many books, although FanDuel listed them at 3. The total opened at 57.5. The Chiefs were 3-point favorites ahead of their Week 12 meeting that KC won 27-24.