NFL Odds: Updated Super Bowl Odds for All 32 Teams

The NFL futures market is starting to see less volatility as the regular season starts heading toward the midway point, while casual fans are starting to gain stronger opinions on which team's can actually win Super Bowl XLVI.

Preseason tickets wagered on the Indianapolis Colts or Philadelphia Eagles have lost considerable value, while bettors are flocking to get down on the upstart Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers.

Let's take a look at the current odds for all 32 teams to lift the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the 2011-12 season.

St. Louis Rams (+15000)

Perhaps no team at the bottom of the barrel has been more disappointing than the St. Louis Rams, entering Week 7 with an 0-5 record and getting outscored by 88 points.

That simply doesn't happen with the 2010 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year coming back under center.

Injuries have been a major problem and quarterback Sam Bradford could miss this week's game against Dallas with a high ankle sprain.

It's been nice knowing you.

Seattle Seahawks (+15000)

Nothing has me running up to the betting window faster than Tarvaris Jackson or Charlie Whitehurst at quarterback.

It's hard to imagine that Seattle makes it into the playoffs with an under .500 record for a second consecutive year, as San Francisco stands at 5-1.

The Seahawks have already dropped one game against the 49ers this year.

Next.

Minnesota Vikings (+15000)

The Donovan McNabb experiment is likely coming to a close, while the three other teams in the NFC North division have established quarterbacks.

It's a passing league and many are still questioning the team's selection of Christian Ponder in the first round.

Only reason to buy a ticket on this team to win the Super Bowl is to help start a fire for a cold winter that's quickly approaching in the Twin Cities.

Miami Dolphins (+15000)

The Miami Dolphins had every opportunity to win Monday night's game against the New York Jets, but maybe that wasn't the plan.

Starting quarterback Chad Henne is out for the year and Matt Moore is a band-aid. 

With so many failed experiments at the position since the retirement of Dan Marino, I'd try to lose all my games to get the No. 1 selection.

There's no reason for a sports fan to travel to South Beach unless a locked out NBA player decides to line up at wide receiver.

The once proud franchise needs some type of gimmick to fill the empty seats this fall.

Kansas City Chiefs (+15000)

Truly the only team at the bottom level in the betting odds worthy of consideration, but getting outscored by 73 points through five weeks leaves a lot to be desired.

Kansas City has won two games, but those victories came against opponents with a combined record of 1-11.

All three losses have come against teams with a winning record, which will be the case the next two weeks.

It's likely the only wagers on this team to win the Super Bowl will come from the Kansas City metropolitan area.

Jacksonville Jaguars (+15000)

Remember the discussion of taking Blaine Gabbert over Cam Newton in this year's NFL draft?

One side of the argument is likely to fly south for the winter, as Jacksonville's rookie quarterback is completing 48.8 percent of his passes.

That sounds very familiar to Newton's percentage during the preseason, but all is forgotten now.

This team is light year's away from winning the Super Bowl, possessing no legitimate threats on the outside, while running back Maurice Jones-Drew's production is going to start tailing off due to his size.

I feel sorry for head coach Jack Del Rio, but he should exit stage left.

Indianapolis Colts (+15000)

The difference between the Indianapolis Colts and New England Patriots has become clearer due to this year's results, as one team was able to recover in losing a quarterback, while another is 0-6 heading into New Orleans this week.

No shot at the Super Bowl and possibly the end of Peyton Manning commercials.

Denver Broncos (+15000)

Denver's franchise was set back five years with the hiring of Josh McDaniels, who actually used a first-round selection on quarterback Tim Tebow.

The days of his fist pump after beating the New England Patriots are a distant memory in the Mile High City, while his named popped up in the papers once again with the trade of wide receiver Brandon Lloyd to the St. Louis Rams Monday.

I feel sorry for John Fox's career record, as it's really taken a hit with Carolina's demise and now this.

Save your money and take a visit to Golden, Colorado, as I heard it's nice this time of year.

Cleveland Browns (+15000)

From a sports betting perspective, when you fail to cover all three games as a favorite thus far, I'm not exactly going to bet on a Super Bowl run.

Cleveland's schedule is absolutely brutal the last five weeks, playing both the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers two times over that stretch.

Not going to happen.

Carolina Panthers (+15000)

Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton pulled off some impressive comebacks in leading the Auburn Tigers to last year's national title.

It's not out of the realm of possibility that these current odds could actually drop, as the team has a favorable schedule for the next three weeks.

The defense leaves a lot to be desired, ranking 31st in allowing 140.3 rushing yards per game, while sitting 28th in giving up 27.2 points a contest.

For thrill-seeking bettors only.

Arizona Cardinals (+15000)

The Arizona Cardinals made Super Bowl news last week, but it wasn't surrounding the team's chances of playing in Indianapolis.

NFL owners decided that Super Bowl XLIX will be played inside University of Phoenix Stadium in 2015.

How long is wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald's contract?

Start buying your 2014-15 futures tickets now.

Cincinnati Bengals (+10000)

The Cincinnati Bengals chances of winning a Super Bowl went up dramatically with today's potential trade of former quarterback Carson Palmer for two future first-round draft picks.

Problem is, they can't use those until 2012 and 2013.

Optimism is still running high for a team that seemed to make the right choices in selecting quarterback Andy Dalton and wide receiver A.J. Green.

Looks like head coach Marvin Lewis has more than nine lives.

His team just isn't going to be hoisting the Lombardi Trophy until at least next season.

Chicago Bears (+5000)

I'm actually pretty surprised at these odds, which leads me to believe that the Chicago Bears have zero chance of winning the Super Bowl.

Oddsmakers aren't going to expose themselves to such a loss, especially on a popular team that is 3-3 on the season.

When something looks to good to be true, it often is.

Time to start making the trek to the United Center, as Soldier Field will not be hosting a playoff game.

Tennessee Titans (+4500)

Sitting atop the AFC South division standings certainly makes Tennessee a playable longshot, but the betting odds would likely be cut in half if wide receiver Kenny Britt wasn't lost for the year with a knee injury.

The pieces were in place, with a veteran quarterback, star running back and capable defense.

Nate Washington and Damian Williams are not going to win you a Super Bowl at the wide receiver position.

Oakland Raiders (+4000)

The screen play is starting to be written with the passing of owner Al Davis, which makes the Oakland Raiders viable players in this discussion.

It's a story that Hollywood is clamoring for, but the odds are still stacked against them.

Starting quarterback Jason Campbell is out for the year with a shoulder injury, but not all is lost for the season now that the team has acquired Cincinnati's Carson Palmer.

Darren McFadden is the NFL's leading rusher, but the defense is ranked 28th in allowing 396.7 yards per game.

Anything's possible when you haven't lost to a AFC West division opponent since the 2009-10 season.

Dallas Cowboys (+3500)

The NFC East division can be won by any of the four teams, which makes the Dallas Cowboys attractive at the current betting odds.

They could also be last year's San Diego Chargers, a team that fails to make the playoffs despite ranking in the top 10 in total offense and defense.

Quarterback Tony Romo keeps mentioning the Super Bowl as often as New York Jets coach Rex Ryan, which is only a fantasy right now with a 2-3 record.

If you want a piece of "America's Team" to win the Super Bowl—now is the time to buy.

A likely win over the St. Louis Rams will only improve the team's chances.

Washington Redskins (+3500)

Rex Grossman failed to win a Super Bowl while playing with one of the better defense's in the past 20 years, so it's not likely going to happen with his current team.

Head coach Mike Shanahan won two Super Bowls with John Elway.

At least one of the quarterbacks on the roster shares the same first name.

Not happening.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+3350)

The youngest team in the National Football League just beat my preseason pick to win the Super Bowl, so there's definitely reason to believe.

Problem is, New Orleans was playing its third consecutive road game and had its head coach virtually knocked out due to a sidelines' collision.

Running back LeGarrette Blount really gave this team a shot in the arm with his late-season surge last year, but he's not out until mid-November.

Just don't see it, but if this team misses the playoffs, I'd definitely suggest buying an early futures ticket to win the Super Bowl in 2013.

It will definitely have value at the price that will be offered.

Buffalo Bills (+3300)

We all know the Buffalo Bills history when it comes to the Super Bowl, which has me looking the other way in terms of the betting odds.

New England sits atop the AFC East divisional standings and will likely have things wrapped up by the time Buffalo enters Foxborough for the regular-season finale.

The Patriots may want to exact revenge for a 34-31 road loss against the Bills in Week 3, but could also be resting for the playoffs.

Short odds for a team that has really benefited from creating turnovers.

Atlanta Falcons (+3200)

Everyone talked about how explosive the Atlanta Falcons offense would be due to the drafting of Alabama wide receiver Julio Jones, but they enter this week with the 20th-best attack in the NFL.

It's hard for me to imagine that this team will win the Super Bowl when it failed miserably in last year's playoffs with home-field advantage.

Quarterback Matt Ryan will likely not enjoy that benefit this year, while the squad is 1-2 on the road this year, with the only victory being a 30-28 win over the Seattle Seahawks.

"Matty Ice" may get a chance to live up to his nickname weather-wise, as any playoff success will likely be outdoors.

New York Giants (+2500)

Despite numerous early-season injuries and a humiliating 36-25 home loss to the Seattle Seahawks, I'd suggest buying the Giants at this level.

After all, New York did beat an undefeated New England team to lift up the Lombardi Trophy a couple years ago.

The rushing attack will only improve, ranked 26th in the NFL, while the defensive line can get after any quarterback when healthy.

An extremely difficult schedule lies ahead after the bye week, but odds will go down after hosting the Miami Dolphins on Oct. 30.

New York Jets (+2300)

The New York Jets picked up a much-needed 24-6 win over the Miami Dolphins last night, but I'm not a buyer in any regard.

I was left unimpressed in the way a team that was looking to end a three-game losing streak came out in a prime-time event.

Truth be told, New York could easily be 1-5 this year, but I'll also state that all three of its losses are to quality opponents.

Not at these odds, especially with the San Diego Chargers rolling into town Sunday.

Houston Texans (+2000)

Offensively, all the pieces are in place, but the loss of defensive Mario Williams has me feeling empty.

Houston is 3-3 on the year and this week's road game against the Tennessee Titans will give a clearer indication of where this team is going.

Star wide receiver Andre Johnson is likely out again with a hamstring injury, but the team is capable of winning any game with a strong running attack.

A favorable schedule lies ahead.

Definitely a gamble.

Philadelphia Eagles (+2000)

Clearly the oddsmakers are protecting themselves from a fan base that still feels that the team has a legitimate shot of winning it all.

Only three teams in the league would receive this type of respect with a 2-4 record.

Sorry if I'm not a buyer because of a 20-13 road win over the Washington Redskins, as opposing quarterback Rex Grossman gift-wrapped the team's second victory.

Quarterback Michael Vick isn't going to last all season if he continues to get pummeled in the pocket.

The City of Brotherly Love will hold onto the dream until it's beloved team is officially eliminated.

San Francisco 49ers (+1500)

The casual bettor loves the emotion of Jim Harbaugh and clearly is buying into this team winning the Super Bowl.

Let me bring up one scenario that will have you look the other way.

The defending Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers host the San Francisco 49ers in the playoffs, which matches up former No. 1 pick Alex Smith versus Aaron Rodgers.

I still remember watching the former Cal quarterback wait for his name to be called during the 2005 NFL draft.

He would want this matchup more than any other.

Not buying into the hype.

Pittsburgh Steelers (+1300)

The Pittsburgh Steelers chances of winning the Super Bowl will be determined in a two-week stretch in hosting the New England Patriots and Baltimore Ravens starting on Oct. 30.

Sitting on the sidelines with money in hand until the conclusion of that two-game stretch.

Tread carefully, as the team hasn't beaten much.

Detroit Lions (+1200)

I'm actually surprised that the betting odds were raised after last week's 25-19 home loss to the San Francisco 49ers, as the young squad held a 19-15 fourth-quarter lead.

From a betting perspective, a few things come into play, especially with the Green Bay Packers seemingly on a mission to win every game.

Detroit may have to settle for the Wild Card, while the schedule possesses plenty of land mines starting on Nov. 13 with a trip to the Windy City.

Hosting the Atlanta Falcons is no picnic in Week 7.

If you're a believer, I suggest holding off for potentially a better price.

Let the public infatuation of this team cool off.

San Diego Chargers (+1000)

The San Diego Chargers have the league's No. 6 offense and No. 4 defense in terms of yardage, but on any given week, the team could actually lose.

Head coach Norv Turner will never get my money to win it all, especially due to the lack of a killer instinct on this team outside of quarterback Philip Rivers.

It's almost as if this talented roster plays football while laying on the beach.

The 35-21 road loss to the New England Patriots also showed me a lot in Week 2, as the Chargers had every opportunity to win that game, only to lose by two touchdowns.

Even the fans are frustrated each week with a 4-1 football team, as I listen to San Diego sports talk radio each week.

Definitely not a buyer—at any price.

New Orleans Saints (+950)

My preseason pick to win the Super Bowl and my opinion is unchanged, as the team has shown the ability to win both indoors and out.

I'm not exactly thrilled with head coach Sean Payton being unable to place any weight on his injured leg, but quarterback Drew Brees isn't a bad general to have on the field.

Still the pick at favorable odds.

Baltimore Ravens (+750)

The Baltimore Ravens defense is allowing a league-low 14.2 points per game, which gives any team a chance to win it all.

It's also important to note that the schedule hasn't been soft in registering wins over Houston, Pittsburgh and the New York Jets.

I just can't buy into quarterback Joe Flacco's demeanor during a big game.

All the pieces are in place to come out of the AFC.

New England Patriots (+380)

The New England Patriots defense is getting better, but still ranks 32nd in the league in allowing 423.7 yards per game.

It really doesn't matter when quarterback Tom Brady is leading an offensive unit that sits atop the league in producing 474.5 yards a contest.

Still—something's missing.

Perhaps a Randy Moss threat down the field.

A void that Chad Ochocinco hasn't filled in any regard.

Looking elsewhere, as the team is vulnerable.

Green Bay Packers (+275)

It's entirely possible that these are the best odds bettors will find in backing the Green Bay Packers to defend their Super Bowl championship the rest of the way.

That's pretty discouraging from a value standpoint.

Coming into Week 7 with a perfect 6-0 record will attract plenty of wagers, especially when outscoring opponents by more than 13 points a game.

A clear favorite in the betting market.