Latest Odds to Win 2018 Super Bowl: Jaguars, Eagles, Patriots, Vikings

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15 January, 2018

Latest Odds to Win 2018 Super Bowl: Jaguars, Eagles, Patriots, Vikings

Oddsmakers have posted payout odds for all four teams that have advanced to the NFL Conference Championship games with Jacksonville and Philadelphia promising a fairly significant payout of $900 and $700, respectively for every $100 bet should they win the 2018 Super Bowl.

Three of these teams have never won a Super Bowl while Jacksonville has never played in the big game. New England is the only team that has won a title (on a number of occasions) and is the reigning Super Bowl champ.

These odds are just a small sampling of what will be available immediately following the conclusion of the second Conference Championship game that will determine the Super Bowl matchup.

BetOnline will be offering several hundred Super Bowl 52 betting props.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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