The Chargers, Steelers, Broncos, Packers, Bucs and Vikings have all been eliminated from postseason contention. The Texans, Ravens, Bills, Eagles, Commanders, Rams, Lions and Chiefs remain alive. Following Wildcard Weekend, here are updated Super Bowl LIX betting odds.
Updated Super Bowl LIX Betting Odds: The Favorite
The Lions were favored to win Super Bowl LIX entering the playoffs and after one weekend of action, that fact has not changed. Detroit is currently +290 to win this year’s NFL title. They finished the regular season with the league’s top offense, averaging 33.2 points per game (1st). They also were second in passing (263.2 passing yards per game) and are sixth in rushing (146.4). Even though they’ve battled injuries throughout the course of the season, the Lions still managed to finish seventh in points against while allowing 20.1 PPG.
Updated Super Bowl LIX Betting Odds: The Top Contender
Much like last week, the Chiefs remain the team with the next-best odds behind the Lions. Patrick Mahomes and Co. were +350 to win the Super Bowl entering the postseason and remain +350 to win it all heading into the Divisional round. The Chiefs finished 15th in points per game this season, which ranked 15th. They were fourth in points allowed, surrendering just 19.2 PPG.
Updated Super Bowl LIX Betting Odds: The Mid-Range Long-Shots
Following the Lions and Chiefs as far as the odds are the Eagles at +420. The Ravens have similar odds to win the Super Bowl at +470, followed by the team Baltimore will play on Sunday, the Bills. Buffalo is currently +550 to win Super Bowl LIX. A week ago, you could have gotten Baltimore and Buffalo at +600, respectively, to win the NFL title, as well as the Eagles at +700.
Updated Super Bowl LIX Betting Odds: The Rest of the Field
Following their upset of the Vikings in Arizona on Monday night, the Rams are +1600 to win Super Bowl LIX. The Commanders, meanwhile, are +2600 to win the NFL title. They don’t have the longest, odds, however. Those belong to the Houston Texans, who upended the Chargers in the Wildcard round, but are +4400 to win Super Bowl LIX.
Current NFL Divisional Round Spreads & Totals
The first game of the NFL Divisional round will kick off at 4:30 p.m. ET on Saturday at Arrowhead Stadium. The Chiefs are 8-point favorites versus the Texans, while the total sits at 42.5. Kansas City opened at -7.5, while the total opened at 43.
Following that game in Kansas City, the Commanders-Lions matchup kicks off at 8:00 p.m. ET from Ford Field in Detroit, MI. The Lions opened as 10-point favorites but the number dropped to 9.5. The total, meanwhile, hit the board at 54.5 but has been bet up to 55.5.
Moving to Sunday’s action, the Eagles are 6-point home favorites against the Rams at 3:00 p.m. ET from Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA. The total opened at 44.5 but has been bet down to 43.5.
Finally, the most anticipated matchup of the Divisional round will kick off at 6:30 p.m. ET from Buffalo. The Bills opened as 1.5-point home favorites versus the Ravens but the line jumped the fence and now the Ravens are laying 1.5 as a road fave. As for the total, it opened at 52.5 but has been bet down to 51.5.