Packers-Rodgers on Top of Super Bowl-MVP Odds

Written by:
Dan Shapiro
Published on:
Jan/03/2022

After securing their third straight season of at least 13 victories, the Packers are sole Super Bowl favorites for the first time all year.

Monday morning's Super Bowl LVI odds from SportsBetting.ag shows Green Bay on top at +325.  That's a payout of $325 on a $100 bet.  The Chiefs and Bucs are second and third, respectively with KC paying $500 and Tampa paying $750.

Additionally, Aaron Rodgers is now the runaway favorite for MVP with -400 odds. Rodgers had as high as 15/1, or +1500, odds earlier this season.

Finally, following a record-setting day, Ja'Marr Chase has vaulted back in front of Mac Jones for Offensive Rookie of the Year honors.

Dak Prescott is still favored for Comeback POY, TJ Watt questionably leads the DPOY race while Zac Taylor and Matt LaFleur are favorites for Coach of the Year.

Super Bowl LVI

Green Bay Packers                  +325

Kansas City Chiefs                   +475

Tampa Bay Buccaneers           +750

Buffalo Bills                             +800

Los Angeles Rams                   +900

Dallas Cowboys                       +1000

Tennessee Titans                    +1200

New England Patriots             +1400

Arizona Cardinals                    +1800

Cincinnati Bengals                  +2000

Indianapolis Colts                   +2000

Los Angeles Chargers              +4000

San Francisco 49ers                +4000

Philadelphia Eagles                 +6600

Las Vegas Raiders                   +10000

New Orleans Saints                 +15000

Baltimore Ravens                    +20000

Pittsburgh Steelers                 +30000

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