Super Bowl Odds: Bills, Eagles Remain Favorites Despite Losses; Lions, Broncos on the Rise

The are no remaining undefeated teams as the Philadelphia Eagles and Buffalo Bills suffered their first losses of the season, negatively impacting their Super Bowl odds.

The Denver Broncos, who pulled off a 21-17 upset in Philadelphia, ascended the Super Bowl odds leaderboard. The NFL odds favorite, the Bills, remain at the top despite their setback to the New England Patriots at home. 

Meanwhile, the Detroit Lions saw their odds improve, and the Baltimore Ravens fell further off the pace after their injury-ravaged roster was handled at home by the Houston Texans.

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🦬 Bills fall to the Patriots at home

The MVP odds favorite and his Bills lost at home to the Patriots, decreasing their Super Bowl odds in the process. The Patriots displayed a masterclass in how to slow down Allen and his high-octane offense.

It was the first time in five games that the Bills didn't break the 30-point threshold, and just the second time since the start of last season that Buffalo didn't score 30 points at home.

The other instance of a sub-30-point performance at Highmark Stadium also came against the Patriots. 

🦁 Lions tame Bengals, neck and neck with Eagles 

The Lions did what was expected of them, winning straightforwardly, 37-24, over the reeling Bengals. The Lions have scored at least 34 points in four of five games, with the only exception being their season-opening dud against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. 

They have scored 174 points through five games, the most in franchise history. If anyone had any doubts about whether offensive coordinator John Morton could seamlessly take the reins after Ben Johnson's departure, we have our answer. 

The Lions face two challenging road games against the Chiefs and Buccaneers. If you think they'll fare well in those games, which I do, you should take advantage of the current price offered at FanDuel. 

🐎 Broncos prove Super Bowl pedigree in Philly

Our Jackson Cowart has been pumping the Broncos' tires enough not to need air for the foreseeable future.

And with how well they played in Philly against the defending Super Bowl champions, I think he's on to something. After a sluggish start, Bo Nix is starting to find his groove. 

The Broncos defense is also finding its range and has entered the defensive DVOA top 10. Led by Nik Bonnito, who had 2.5 sacks on Jalen Hurts, bringing his total to a league-leading 7, the Broncos' defense can always keep them within striking distance. 

That's a dangerous proposition for any opponent, and I love the +2700 value offered at FanDuel for them to win their first Super Bowl since 2016. 

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🐏 Los Angeles Rams (+1800)

There's no getting around it. The Los Angeles Rams' Week 5 defeat to an injury-ravaged San Francisco 49ers team was not a good look. However, they had their chances and probably should have won. Plus, they have enough veteran leadership to quickly recapture their mojo. 

⛏️ San Francisco 49ers (+1800)

Love or despise them, you've gotta give the San Francisco 49ers a ton of credit. Despite being one of the hardest hit by the injury bug, they are sitting on top of the NFC West with an impressive 4-1 record. When they get healthy, look out. 

🎖️ Washington Commanders (+2500)

Jayden Daniels didn't miss a beat after returning from a two-week injury layoff. He led his Washington Commanders to a demonstrative 27-10 win over the Chargers in Los Angeles without his primary target, Terry McLaurin. It doesn't appear that any regression from last season's impressive run is forthcoming.  

⛵️ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+2700)

You can still get the Buccaneers at +2700 at FanDuel. However, they're trading at odds as short as +1800 after beating the Seahawks on the road without Bucky Irving. Despite being injury-plagued for most of the season, the Buccaneers are the class of the NFC South.

And with Baker Mayfield's continued heroics, anything is possible for Tampa Bay. 

🟢 Seattle Seahawks (+4500)

Sam Darnold will rue his missed opportunity. His late interception cost the Seahawks a chance to drop the Buccaneers. Despite the disappointing turn of events, the Seahawks are for real, and they'll be scrapping and clawing with San Francisco and the Rams to secure first place in the NFC West.