Odds to Win Super Bowl 54: Patriots Once Again Leading the Pack

Do you end up feeling an empty void? Are you getting tired of having to really speak to family members and friends to the weekend’s last day instead of sitting in your couch and watching NFL football daily? Well, I’ve got some fantastic news.
The 2019 NFL year is less than a??month??away! The New England Patriots stay supreme, If it has to do with odds on which group will hoist the Lombardi Trophy in Super Bowl 54.
The Patriots are the +700 favorites to go All of the way, with the Kansas City Chiefs (+800), New Orleans Saints (+850), Los Angeles Rams (+900), Chicago Bears (+1200), Cleveland Browns (+1200), Philadelphia Eagles (+1200), Indianapolis Colts (+1600), Los Angeles Chargers (+1600) and Green Bay Packers (+1800)??comprising the rest of the top 10.
Despite the reduction of retired star tight end Rob Gronkowski and an underwhelming receiving corps, it is no surprise to find the Pats topping this record. New off their sixth championship in the Tom Brady/Bill Belichick era in Super Bowl 53, the Patriots have proven to be the course of the NFL and may never be counted out.
You will not find much value in their own +700 Super Bowl price or their -800 Cost To Make The Playoffs, but should you believe the Patriots can set in place yet another dominant campaign, They’re Available In -130 to go OVER their 11-win season total.
The Browns are the doormat of the league because the next edition of the franchise returned to Northeast Ohio in 1999, however these days already look as though they’re at the rear-view mirror. Because of a lively second half of the 2018 year that saw Cleveland finish with a 7-8-1 SU album, the Browns proved to be a competitive bunch for the first time in recent history.
Baker Mayfield resembles a bona fide franchise quarterback after only 1 year, and general manager John Dorsey shifted the team into win-now mode by making a blockbuster trade with the New York Giants that brought megastar wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. into Ohio and??signing up Kareem Hunt to bolster the running back position behind Nick Chubb.
With rookie head trainer Freddie Kitchens in the helm, the Browns and their lofty +1200 championship price have much to show at 2019.
Which clubs do you think could raise some eyebrows around the gridiron this year and which ones can probably float? Have your say in the comments section below.
Here’s a look at the Super Bowl 54 chances for all 32 NFL teams:
Odds at August 7

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