Super Bowl odds for Week 13 move Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs ahead of Josh Allen, Bills
For most of the 2022 NFL season, the more things changed, the more they stayed the same. Teams were moving up and down the Super Bowl LVII odds board, but one constant had been the Buffalo Bills at the top. With Josh Allen hurting and the Buffalo Bills struggling to a degree, the Kansas City Chiefs moved to the +400 favorite at DraftKings Sportsbook after Week 12 action.
Allen’s ongoing elbow injury has limited him quite a bit and he has even moved out to +1400 to win the 2022 NFL MVP, tied with Joe Burrow as the fifth choice on the board. Patrick Mahomes is the odds-on NFL MVP favorite at -160, with Jalen Hurts at +350 and Tua Tagovailoa at +500. But, this is about more than just Allen. This is about a Bills team that is not virtually guaranteed a division title, bye week and home game like the Chiefs are with a three-game lead in the AFC West. Buffalo is tied atop the AFC East with the Miami Dolphins at 8-3, but it is a division in which all four teams have winning records.
Super Bowl odds by team
- Kansas City Chiefs +400
- Buffalo Bills +450
- Philadelphia Eagles +600
- San Francisco 49ers +650
- Dallas Cowboys +900
- Baltimore Ravens +1600
- Miami Dolphins +1600
- Cincinnati Bengals +1800
- Minnesota Vikings +1800
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers +2000
- Los Angeles Chargers +3000
- Tennessee Titans +3500
- Seattle Seahawks +6000
- New York Jets +7000
- Washington Commanders +8000
- New England Patriots +10000
- Cleveland Browns +13000
- New York Giants +15000
- Jacksonville Jaguars +15000
- Las Vegas Raiders +20000
- Atlanta Falcons +20000
- New Orleans Saints +25000
- Carolina Panthers +25000
- Detroit Lions +25000
- Green Bay Packers +30000
- Indianapolis Colts +30000
- Los Angeles Rams +50000
- Arizona Cardinals +80000
- Pittsburgh Steelers +80000
- Denver Broncos +100000
- Chicago Bears +100000
- Houston Texans +100000
Even though the Chiefs are favored, the difference between them and the Bills is quite small, as both teams still have shorter odds than any NFC contenders and are clearly favored among the AFC teams to represent the conference in Glendale, Arizona at State Farm Stadium on Sunday February 12 with a Super Bowl kickoff time around 6:30 p.m. ET.