NFL Super Bowl 56 Betting Update After Week 11: Bucs and Chiefs Back at the Top

The Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers are back to where they were before the season started. After a couple of impressive victories, the 2021 Super Bowl participants will head into NFL Week 12 favorites to win the 2022 Vince Lombardi Trophy. The Bucs are the outright favorite while KC is the second choice. Keep reading for post-Week 11 updated Super Bowl odds as well as an odds analysis. 

Updated Super Bowl Odds Heading Into Week 12 of the 2021 Season

Super Bowl LVI

• When: Sunday, Feb. 13, 2022
• Where: SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, CA
• TV / Streaming: NBC

Updated Super Bowl LVI Odds

• Tampa Bay Buccaneers +525
• Kansas City Chiefs +600
• Buffalo Bills +710
• Los Angeles Rams +725
• Arizona Cardinals +770
• Green Bay Packers +885
• Dallas Cowboys +950
• Baltimore Ravens +1040
• New England Patriots +1140
• Tennessee Titans +1420
• Los Angeles Chargers +2250
• Indianapolis Colts +2900
• Cleveland Browns +3500
• Cincinnati Bengals +4000
• San Francisco 49ers +4900
• Minnesota Vikings +5100
• Philadelphia Eagles +6000
• Pittsburgh Steelers +6600
• New Orleans Saints +7200
• Las Vegas Raiders +9000
• Denver Broncos +9400
• Seattle Seahawks +17400
• Carolina Panthers +19900
• Atlanta Falcons +22900
• Washington Football Team +22900
• New York Giants +37400
• Miami Dolphins +44900
• Atlanta Falcons +49900
• Chicago Bears +67400
• New York Jets +289900
• Jacksonville Jaguars +319900
• Houston Texans +409900
• Detroit Lions +419900

After beating Dallas, Kansas City becomes second choice to win the Super Bowl

In their last two games, the preseason favorite has proven they’re back. Kansas City beat the Las Vegas Raiders 41-14 in NFL Week 10.

In Week 11, the Chiefs held the best offense in the league to just 9 points in a fantastic 19-9 win. KC beat the Dallas Cowboys via their defense.

Due to the effort, MyBookie oddsmakers made Kansas City second-choice to win the Super Bowl. Only the defending champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers offer lower odds than Kansas City.

Are the Chiefs a play at the odds? Based on how they’ve performed the past couple of games, the odds are fair.

But Kansas City is no lock to win the AFC. New England, Baltimore, Buffalo, the Los Angeles Chargers and the Indianapolis Colts remain in the hunt. 

KC’s odds have floated from +425 to +1400 and now back to +600. What’s to say the Chiefs don’t hit another road block? At least 3 of their next 6 games aren’t cakewalks, at the Chargers, at the Bengals, and hosting the Steelers.

Patriots become biggest Super Bowl mover of the year

If Super Bowl future bettors want to back a team from the AFC, they must consider the New England Patriots. No team has gelled quite as well on both sides of the ball as the Pats.

First, rookie quarterback Mac Jones is completing over 70% of his passes. Jones leads an offense that mustn’t light up the scoreboard to win because the Patriots defense leads the league in points allowed per game. 

Opponents average about 16 per versus New England. In NFL Week 11, the Patriots went to Atlanta and dusted the Falcons 25-0. The Pats are for real. So, by all means, jump on the current odds if you’re a believer. 

Texans expose the Titans, send Tennessee’s odds into the ether

In NFL Week 10, Tennessee got lucky to beat New Orleans. This past Sunday, the lowly Houston Texans upset the Titans 22-13.

Tennessee has now lost to the Jets and the Texans in the same season. The Titans, who were -6600 to win their division a few weeks ago, have fallen into the danger zone.

Tennessee could very well miss the playoffs because their schedule is tough. They must travel to New England in Week 12 and face the 49ers, a surging Dolphins team, take on the Steelers in Pittsburgh, and travel to Houston in NFL Week 17. None of those games are for sure victories.

Colts blast the Bills to become the top underdog on the board

One of the reasons Tennessee could be in trouble is because the Indianapolis Colts have cut the Titans’ lead in the AFC South to 2 games.

Indy blasted the Bills 41-15, proving they have what it takes to not only win their division and make the playoffs, but to also win the Super Bowl.

The Colts rank high in the two most important categories, turnover margin and rushing yards. Indianapolis ranks fourth in rushing yards per game.

In NFL Week 11, Jonathan Taylor averaged 5 yards per carry when rumbling for 185 and scoring 5 TDs. Taylor destroyed what had been the best defense in the NFL.

The Colts’ D has 24 takeaways on the season, ranking first. Carson Wentz has thrown just 3 interceptions. He hasn’t thrown a pick in the Colts’ last 3 games.

Because the Patriots have proven they’re for real, Indianapolis is now the top Super Bowl underdog on the board. The Colts have the most opportunistic defense and newly crowned best running back in the league.

Back Indy if you believe. It’s only a matter of time before the Colts overtake the Titans for first place in the AFC South.   

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