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NFL odds: Super Bowl lines for every team

Updated Feb. 17, 2023 11:04 a.m. ET

The 2022 NFL regular season is just days away!

Now that fans and gamblers have a better idea of what teams' rosters will look like this upcoming season, it's time for everyone to set their sights on Super Bowl LVII.

Will the Buffalo Bills — the team at the top of the oddsboard — be worth their weight in bet slips? We get a chance to find out Thursday night as the Bills take on the Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams to open the season.

Will a long-shot squad like the Detroit Lions pounce on their opponents all the way to the Big Game? Bettors are loving the Lions' odds, thanks to the team being featured on "Hard Knocks."

As all gamblers know, the odds always tell the story as it gives us an early look into how the oddsmakers view teams. So let's dive into the futures at FOX Bet for every team for Super Bowl 2023 in Glendale, Ariz.

SUPER BOWL 2023 CHAMPION ODDS (via FOX Bet) *

* odds as of 9/3/2022

Last season's Super Bowl participants — the Rams and the Bengals — are currently listed at +1200 and +2000, respectively. But as teams beef up their rosters to make a run at next year's Super Bowl, it's the Ravens, Jets and Eagles whose huge moves highlighted this year's NFL draft.

Baltimore got stronger at safety by drafting Kyle Hamilton with the No. 14 overall pick before drafting center Tyler Linderbaum at No. 25. The Ravens also added tackle Daniel Faalele and tight end Isaiah Likely in the fourth round.

FOX Sports betting expert Jason McIntyre noted that bettors should expect the Ravens to bounce back strong next season.

"As long as Baltimore can stay healthy, it will be a tough out in the playoffs," McIntyre stated.

The Jets' and the Eagles' draft moves were perhaps even more major than Baltimore's.

NYJ snagged Sauce Gardner, Garrett Wilson and Jermaine Johnson in the first round, significant additions for an organization that went 4-13 during the 2021 season.

"The New York Jets ended up walking away with three guys that most had ranked in the Top 10 of the draft," longtime oddsmaker Jacob Blangsted-Barnor explained.

"Those acquisitions shifted all the Jet's odds. Their Super Bowl futures went from 125-1 to 100-1, their odds to win the conference shrank from 66-1 to 50-1 and the team's odds to win the AFC East shortened from 30-1 to 18-1."

McIntyre also loved the Jets' additions — so much so that he thinks it's worth sprinkling a couple of dollars on NYJ to win the Super Bowl.

Another massive draft-day move that impacted Super Bowl futures was the A.J. Brown trade from the Titans to the Eagles. Before the draft, Philly's Super Bowl odds were +5000 at FOX Bet. However, after the 2020 Pro Bowler's departure from the Music City to the City of Brotherly Love, the team's odds shortened to +4000 on draft day. Since the draft concluded, an influx of money has come in on the Eagles, shrinking the team's title odds even more to +2500.

Now that you have a clearer picture of where every NFL team stands, are you ready to throw some cash down on next year's champion? Head over to FOX Bet to get in on the action now!

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