Buccaneers, Bills Lead NFL 2023 Super Bowl Futures Following Roster Shakeups

The Buccaneers and the Bills have the best 2023 Super Bowl future odds at +650 following a bevy of league-shaping moves across the NFL.

The NFL offseason has continued to make headlines, and the lines in Vegas have continued to adjust.

At this point, Tom Brady un-retiring and Russell Wilson going to Denver is old news, as QBs continue to be moved and star wide-receivers have found new homes.

So, with DeShaun Watson now in Cleveland, Tyreek Hill in Miami and Davante Adams in Las Vegas, how are the lines settling?

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Davante Adams was traded to the Raiders this offseason.
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Let’s see if we can find any early value.

Here are the current odds at SI Sportsbook:

Buccaneers +650
Bills +650
Chiefs +900
Packers +1000
Rams +1000
Broncos +1400
49ers +1400
Cowboys +1400
Chargers +1400
Browns +1600
Titans +2000
Bengals +2000
Ravens +2000
Colts +2000
Cardinals +2000
Vikings +2500

Patriots +2500
Dolphins +2500
Saints +3300
Raiders +3300
Eagles +3300
Steelers +5000
Commanders +5000
Giants +6600
Seahawks +6600
Jaguars +6600
Bears +6600
Panthers +8000
Jets +10000
Lions +10000
Falcons +12500
Texans +15000

The Buccaneers are tied with the Bills for the best odds. Tom Brady, Chris Godwin, and Leonard Fournette officially returning to Tampa saw the Buccaneers’ odds jump drastically after opening at +2000 the morning after the Super Bowl. Tampa Bay had been at +800 after Brady un-retired, but those odds have dipped even further.

The Bills are the favorites for the AFC after adding Von Miller, while the Bengals, the reigning AFC champs, fell to +2000 after opening at +1200. This provides potential value. The Bengals signed OT La’el Collins to protect Joe Burrow, which should help bolster a unit that struggled to defend Burrow during the postseason.

The Browns have actually seen the most-dramatic change in odds. After adding Watson and Amari Cooper, the Browns are now +1600 to win it all, ahead of the Titans, Bengals, Ravens, and Colts. The Browns opened at +3500.

The reigning Super Bowl champion Rams are tied for the third-best odds at +950 after losing Von Miller and Robert Woods, but adding Allen Robinson.

The Colts are now up to +2000, after opening at +2500, with the addition of Matt Ryan following their trade of Carson Wentz to the Commanders.

New Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill speaks at his introductory news conference.
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The Packers’ odds did not dip with Adams being shipped to Las Vegas, remaining at +1000. Green Bay opened at +1400 this offseason before dipping to +1000 once Aaron Rodgers committed to returning. The Packers are tied for the fourth-best odds.

Meanwhile, the Raiders saw their odds jump from +4000 to +3300 after acquiring Adams.

The Chiefs are the most notable fallers after opening as the favorites at +650 with Kansas City now sitting at +900, which is still the third-best odds. Hill going to Miami has boosted the Dolphins’ odds from +4000 all the way to +2500.

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Jennifer Piacenti
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Jennifer Piacenti is a fantasy sports and betting analyst for Sports Illustrated. She serves as a host for Sirius XM Fantasy Sports Radio and has her own podcast, “Waiver Wired,” on the Extra Points podcast network. Piacenti is also a featured expert on MLB Network’s “Bettor’s Eye” and is a member of the esteemed Tout Wars, the fantasy baseball battle of the experts. She is a member of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association and is a 2020 Scott Fish Bowl finalist.