Super Bowl 2022 Odds Tracker

• The LA Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl 56
• Look back to the 2021-22 NFL season to see how the Super Bowl 2022 odds changed throughout the season
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The Los Angeles Rams became 2022 Super Bowl champions on February 13, when they defeated the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl 56. The final score was 23-20 for the Rams.

We tracked the Super Bowl 56 odds for all 32 teams in the NFL all season long, from the moment they become available. The graph below is generated by averaging the odds from multiple sources and will be updated after each week.

Odds to Win Super Bowl 2022

• Rams-Bengals
• Top 8
• All Playoff Teams

The Los Angeles Rams were among the Super Bowl favorites most of the season, never seeing their average Super Bowl odds get longer than +1500. The Rams were listed as the favorites to win the Super Bowl once their matchup with the Bengals was set after the NFL Conference Championships.

The Bengals, on the other hand, were not seen as legitimate Super Bowl contenders for very long this season. Their odds to win the Super Bowl opened at +6600 and reached +18000 after losing to the Bears in Week 2. Even as late as December 12, Cincinnati’s Super Bowl odds were still as long as +4400.

You can see the closing 2022 Super Bowl odds below, while the graph above will let you view how all 32 teams’ odds changed throughout the course of the 2021-22 NFL season.

Super Bowl Odds

*Odds as of February 13 at Caesars Sportsbook

Here are some more notes on the movement of the top contenders for Super Bowl 56:

• [February 13] The LA Rams won the 2022 Super Bowl, defeating the Bengals 23-20 at SoFi Stadium.
• [February 7] We are less than one week from kickoff of Super Bowl 2022 between the LA Rams and Cincinnati Bengals. The Rams’ odds to win the Super Bowl have improved since odds opened after the matchup was set, going from -175 to -200 now. The Bengals’ Super Bowl odds are moving the other way, as they’ve faded from +140 to +170. However, the point spread for the game is down to Rams -4 at most sportsbooks after opening at 4.5.
• [January 30] The Bengals pulled off a wild upset in Kansas City, taking down the Chiefs to advance to the 2022 Super Bowl. Cincinnati’s Super Bowl odds improved from +800 to +140 after the win. Their odds moved back to +145 after the Los Angeles Rams defeated the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship. The Rams’ Super Bowl odds improved to -175 with the win, and have opened as 4.5-point favorites against the Bengals in Super Bowl 56.
• [January 23] After taking down the reigning champs in the NFL Divisional Round, the LA Rams are temporarily listed as the new favorites to win Super Bowl 2022. LA will host the 49ers next weekend in the NFC Championship. After the Bills vs Chiefs game settled, with the Chiefs winning 42-36 in overtime, Kansas City took over as the favorites to win the Super Bowl. The Chiefs’ Super Bowl odds are now listed at +135. The Rams’ odds improved slightly to +200, the 49ers are listed at +450, and the Bengals at +700.
• [January 22] The Packers, who were the Super Bowl favorites ahead of their Divisional Round matchup with the 49ers, were upset 13-10 by San Francisco on Saturday night. The 49ers’ Super Bowl odds improved from +1000 to +490 with the impressive win. Kansas City now takes over as the team with the best odds to win the 2022 Super Bowl. Tampa Bay has the best Super Bowl odds among NFC teams after Green Bay’s playoff exit. All of Kansas City, Buffalo, Tampa Bay, and LA (Rams) saw their Super Bowl odds improve without playing a game, thanks to them knowing they will be hosting a conference championship game if they win on Sunday.
• [January 17] With Super Wild Card Weekend in the books, we head into the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs with the Green Bay Packers still listed as the favorites to win the 2022 Super Bowl. The Packers’ Super Bowl odds are listed at +370 ahead of them hosting the 49ers. The Chiefs have the best Super Bowl odds among AFC teams, but have a very tough matchup with the Bills coming to town.
• [January 16] The 49ers entered Wildcard Weekend with +2000 odds to win the Super Bowl. After they upset the Cowboys on Sunday, their Super Bowl odds improved to +1100.
• [January 15] After laying an absolute beating on the Patriots in their wildcard matchup, the Bills’ Super Bowl odds have improved from +800 to +450. Assuming the Chiefs do win on Sunday, we may see Buffalo’s Super Bowl 2022 odds fade just a touch.
• [January 10] In one of the biggest upsets of the season, the Jaguars ended the Colts’ Super Bowl hopes in Week 18, beating them to keep Indianapolis out of the playoffs. The Colts’ odds to win the Super Bowl were listed at +1800 entering Sunday, but are now off the board. The Titans saw their Super Bowl odds improve from +1200 to +850 after locking up the top seed in the AFC and earning a first-round bye in the playoffs. Though the Steelers are still being given very long odds to win the Super Bowl, it’s notable that their odds improved from +40000 to +6000 after they snuck into the playoffs. The Packers will head into the NFL Playoffs as the Super Bowl favorites.
• [January 2] For the first time this season, the Packers have the best odds to win Super Bowl 56. The Chiefs saw their Super Bowl odds fade from +400 to +500 after losing to the Bengals in Week 17, giving up the top seed in the AFC to the Titans. Tennessee’s Super Bowl odds improved from +1800 to +1400 as a result.
• [December 26] The Bills jumped back into the top four Super Bowl contenders after beating the Patriots in Week 16 to take back over the top spot in the AFC East. The Patriots’ Super Bowl odds faded from +900 to +1200 with the loss.
• [December 20] The Packers and Chiefs woke up Monday morning as the new co-favorites to win Super Bowl 56. Tampa Bay’s odds faded from +450 to +600 after being shutout by the Saints on Sunday Night Football. With the loss, Green Bay is now in the driver seat of the NFC. Kansas City is also back in the top seed for the AFC as well.
• [December 19] The Cardinals saw their Super Bowl odds fade from +1000 to +1800 after an embarrassing upset at the hands of the Lions in Week 15. Baltimore’s Super Bowl odds were also moving the wrong way after a loss to the Packers. The Ravens’ odds to win the Super Bowl went from +3500 to +6000.
• [December 12] The Ravens saw their Super Bowl odds fade from +1600, which had them among the top ten contenders, all the way to +3500 with the loss to Cleveland in Week 14, paired with Lamar Jackson being carted off the field early with an apparent ankle sprain. The win saw the Browns’ Super Bowl odds go from +6000 to +3500. Buffalo’s odds have yet to move much after they lost in overtime to the Buccaneers.
• [December 5] After beating the Bengals in Week 13, the Chargers saw their Super Bowl odds improve from +2800 to +2000. Baltimore’s loss to Pittsburgh only resulted in their odds fading from +1200 to +1600. The Patriots have become a top four Super Bowl contender after beating the Bills on MNF. New England’s Super Bowl odds improved from +1000 to +700, tying them with the Packers for the third-best odds. The Bills faded from +750 to +1000 with the loss.
• [November 28] The Patriots are now among the top six contenders in odds to win the Super Bowl after recording their sixth straight win in Week 12. New England’s Super Bowl odds improved from +1400 to +1000 after beating up on the Titans. The Rams saw their Super Bowl odds fade slightly after losing in Green Bay.
• [November 25] The Bills bounced back in on Thanksgiving Day of Week 12, hammering the Saints 31-6. As a result, Buffalo’s Super Bowl odds improved back to +650, seeing them leap the Chiefs for second-best odds. Although the Cowboys lost to the Raiders, their odds to win the Super Bowl only faded to +1100.
• [November 21] After the Bills were dominated by the Colts in Week 11, they are no longer the favorites to win the Super Bowl. Tampa Bay, who beat the Giants on Monday night, once again has the best odds to win Super Bowl 56. The Titans also saw their Super Bowl odds fade after being upset by the Texans. Kansas City, on the other hand, is back among the top four contenders after a convincing win over the Cowboys.
• [November 14] The Bucs and Bills flip-flopped again at the top. Tampa Bay faded as far as +650 after an upset loss at Washington. The Bills are at +600 after destroying the Jets.
• [November 7] The Buccaneers, who were enjoying their bye in Week 9, became the Super Bowl favorites again after an upset-filled Sunday. The Bills lost to the Jaguars, allowing the Bucs to take over as the favorites. Buffalo’s Super Bowl odds didn’t fade much, though, as they’re still as short as +550. The Saints, Bengals, Cowboys, and Rams all saw their odds to win the Super Bowl suffer after being upset in Week 9 as well.
• [November 2] The Rams’ Super Bowl odds improved to +650 after acquiring Von Miller from the Broncos ahead of the NFL trade deadline. Tennessee’s odds faded to as long as +2200 after learning Derrick Henry will be out for 6-10 weeks with a foot injury.
• [October 31] Just as the Bengals were starting to build some momentum and saw their Super Bowl odds nearing contender status, Cincinnati goes and loses to the Jets in Week 8. The loss sends their Super Bowl odds back to +5000. The Cowboys’ Super Bowl odds have reached a new best this season, thanks to Cooper Rush leading them to a win over the Vikings on SNF. Tampa Bay’s odds to win the Super Bowl only worsened a little after being upset by the Saints.
• [October 29] The Packers handed the Cardinals their first loss of the season on Thursday Night Football of Week 8. Arizona’s Super Bowl odds went from +900 to +1200, falling out of the top four contenders. Green Bay’s Super Bowl odds improved from +1200 to +900, making them a top four contender.
• [October 25] The Chiefs entered Week 7 as a top three contender, but after being blown out by the Titans, they see their Super Bowl odds fade to +1400, tied for seventh-best. Cincinnati’s big win over the Ravens with Maryland’s team seeing their odds to win the Super Bowl improve from as long as +10000 to +3500
• [October 18] Even after losing to the Titans on Monday Night Football of Week 6, some sportsbooks still list the Bills as the favorites to win Super Bowl 56. Other sportsbooks are now giving Tampa Bay the best odds to win the Super Bowl.
• [October 17] For the first time this season, the Buffalo Bills are listed as the favorites to win the Super Bowl. The Cardinals’ Super Bowl odds are still listed at +1100, the sixth-best in the league, despite extending their perfect start to 6-0 with a win in Cleveland in Week 6.
• [October 11] The Buccaneers have taken over as the favorites to win the Super Bowl after dismantling the Dolphins in Week 5. Kansas City’s Super Bowl odds have faded to +750 after losing to the Bills on Sunday Night Football. Buffalo now has the best odds to win the Super Bowl among AFC teams. Seattle’s Super Bowl odds have plummeted with Russell Wilson expected to miss some time after injuring his finger.
• [October 3] The Chiefs are back to being the Super Bowl favorites after an offensive explosion against the Eagles in Week 4. The Cardinals have seen their Super Bowl odds improve to +1700 after upsetting the Rams in LA.
• [September 26] For the first time this season, the Chiefs are not the favorites to win the Super Bowl across the board. Some sportsbooks have moved the Buccaneers, despite losing their own game as well, to the favorite after Kansas City lost their second straight game in Week 3, falling to 1-2.
• [September 20] The Chiefs lost to the Ravens on Sunday Night Football of Week 2. But sportsbooks have yet to move Kansas City’s odds after the loss, so the Chiefs are still the favorites to win the Super Bowl. The Ravens saw their Super Bowl odds improve to +1400 after the win. Miami saw the biggest immediate movement after Sunday of Week 2. The Dolphins’ odds to win the Super Bowl went from +3200 to +4400 after being shutout by the Bills, where Tua Tagovailoa left the game early with a rib injury.
• [September 18] Baltimore’s Super Bowl odds took a little longer to move after they were upset by the Raiders in Week 1. The Ravens Super Bowl odds just worsened now from +1500 to +1800.
• [September 12] In spite of getting routed by the Saints in Week 1, the Packers’ Super Bowl odds have not moved at all yet. The Bills saw their odds dip from +1000 to +1300 after being upset by the Steelers. The Saints and Steelers both saw their odds improve after pulling off impressive upsets.
• [September 9] The Kansas City Chiefs will open the 2021 NFL season as the favorites to win Super Bowl 56. Tom Brady’s Buccaneers are also given very short odds ahead of their season-opener against the Cowboys.
• [August 31] The Patriots’ Super Bowl odds are unchanged after releasing Cam Newton and opting to start rookie Mac Jones under center
• [August 17] Indianapolis’ Super Bowl odds continue to fade as their quarterback Carson Wentz remains sidelined and his Week 1 status is up in the air. After an awful performance in Week 1 of the preseason, albeit from mostly their backups, the Vikings have seen their odds to win the Super Bowl plummet from +2800 to +5000. The movement is more likely the result of Aaron Rodgers preparing to start for the Packers this season.
• [July 26] With news breaking of Aaron Rodgers’ intentions to now play for the Packers this season, Green Bay’s Super Bowl odds have instantly improved to +1400, tied for the fourth-best odds on the board.
• [July 24] The Packers’ Super Bowl odds have plummeted to as long as +2800 at some sportsbooks, with Aaron Rodgers continuing to stand firm on not wanting to play for Green Bay anymore. As a result, Minnesota’s odds to win the Super Bowl have improved to +2800 with the Packers weakening. The Broncos’ odds have also continued to steadily worsen, as it appears the team will go into the season with Drew Lock or Teddy Bridgewater as their starting quarterback, seemingly opting to pass on trading for Rodgers.
• [June 7] The Tennessee Titans’ Super Bowl odds are now as short as +2500 at some sportsbooks after acquiring Julio Jones from the Atlanta Falcons. Jones joins AJ Brown and Derrick Henry to create a very talented group of skill players for Ryan Tannehill to target.
• [May 3] After the 2021 NFL Draft, the Ravens fell out of the top five Super Bowl contenders; the Packers odds have fallen to +2000 with Aaron Rodgers reportedly very unhappy with the team.
• [April 29] After rumors surfaced of the Broncos being set to acquire Aaron Rodgers from the Green Bay Packers, Denver’s Super Bowl odds improved from +6000 to +2000 almost instantly, and have continued to shorten to +1600 now. However, no deal has been announced, and Denver used the ninth-overall pick on Patrick Surtain II. Multiple insiders have said no deal is in the works. Chicago also saw their Super Bowl odds shorten a little, moving from +6000 to +5000 after trading up from 20 to 11 to take Justin Fields.
• [April 23] The Chiefs have not seen any immediate movement to their Super Bowl 56 odds after acquiring offensive tackle Orlando Brown from the Baltimore Ravens. The move is a big one for Kansas City, whose starters at tackle prior to the trade were Martinas Rankin and Mike Remmers. The Chiefs gave up their first-round (31st overall), third-round (94th), and fourth-round picks from the 2021 NFL Draft, along with a fifth-round pick from 2022. They also got back a second-round (58th) pick in 2021 and a sixth from 2022.
• [March 17] After the Bears failed to acquire Russell Wilson from Seattle, their Super Bowl odds took a hit when they settled for Andy Dalton in free agency. New England’s Super Bowl odds have improved after going wild in free agency, signing Jonnu Smith, Hunter Henry, Matthew Judon, and Nelson Agholor among others.
• [March 16] The Chiefs, who were already the favorites, saw their Super Bowl odds improve after signing free agent lineman Joe Thuney. The Saints odds have worsened a bit after Drew Brees officially announced his retirement from the NFL. Chicago’s Super Bowl odds have also improved with rumors swirling of the Bears being in the mix to acquire Russell Wilson from the Seahawks. Finally, Washington has also seen their odds improve after signing Ryan Fitzpatrick.
• [February 18] The Colts have acquired QB Carson Wentz from the Eagles to replace Philip Rivers, who retired after last season. Indianapolis’ Super Bowl 56 odds were as long as +2900 before the trade, and are now as short as +2000 at some sportsbooks.
• [February 7] After the Buccaneers beat the Chiefs 31-9 in Super Bowl 55, Tampa Bay’s odds improved from +1100 to +900. The Bucs are either tied for the second-best odds or have the second-best Super Bowl odds, depending which sportsbook you look to. Kansas City remains the heavy favorites to win Super Bowl 56, as their odds still sit between +500 and +550.
• [January 30] After the Rams traded for Matthew Stafford, their Super Bowl 56 odds improved from +2000 to +1100, tying them for the third-best odds to win the Super Bowl.
• [January 24, 2021] The Kansas City Chiefs have opened as the favorites to win Super Bowl 56 in the early odds. Green Bay has the second-best odds at +900, and the Jaguars have the worst odds at +10000.

Fortunately, for Jets and Giants fans the wait for New York online sports betting is over with various apps available in the Empire State. Saints fans are in the same boat as Louisiana which will not launch prior to kickoff. They at least have a chance to get in on the action should Jameis Winston lead New Orleans to the playoffs.