Tampa Bay Buccaneers' 2024 Odds to Win the Super Bowl Released

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' odds to win the 2024 Lombardi Trophy have been announced by Vegas.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' 2023 season was a success in many aspects. They were doubted headed into the season, expected to be one of the bottom dwellers in the league. They proved many people wrong over the course of their 2023 campaign, winning the NFC South and making the playoffs, beating the 2022 Super Bowl runner-ups the Philadelphia Eagles in the Wild Card round, and giving the Detroit Lions a run for their money in the Divisional Round before being knocked out.

Now that their season is over, this iteration of the Buccaneers will go through some changes - some of which have already started to take place as they are in search of a new offensive coordinator with the departure of Dave Canales to the Carolina Panthers to become their head coach.

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Tampa Bay also will have some work to do when it comes to retaining free agents as well as who they would like to bring in from outside the team via free agency and the draft. However, despite things still needing to unfold this offseason, it is never too early to glimpse the team's odds of winning the Super Bowl and hoisting the Lombardi Trophy this upcoming season.

Per DraftKings, the Buccaneers have the 21st-best odds to win next season's Super Bowl at +6000. The rest of the NFC South has Atlanta with the best odds at +2800, with the Saints coming in at +8000 and Dave Canales' new team the Panthers having the worst odds in the league at +25000.

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With the Bucs winning their division they will once again have a tough schedule next season and will face off against teams with the best odds to win the whole thing next year.

The full list of team odds to win the 2024 Super Bowl can be viewed here.

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