Denver Broncos Have Longest Super Bowl Odds

The Minnesota Vikings are set to play the New York Giants on September 8, with Super Bowl odds at +10000 and a postseason qualification chance of +240, ranking them 24th in the league. Conversely, the Jacksonville Jaguars face the Miami Dolphins on the same day, with odds of +5000 for the Super Bowl and +120 for postseason qualification, as they navigate a challenging schedule ranked eighth in the NFL. The Denver Broncos are viewed as significant longshots for the upcoming Super Bowl, with odds at +30000, largely due to their struggles in recent seasons and a difficult schedule; they are expected to start rookie QB Bo Nix, who has shown promise in preseason. This season, the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers are co-favorites to win Super Bowl 59, while the Baltimore Ravens, Detroit Lions, and Philadelphia Eagles round out the top contenders. Experts are weighing in on potential bets for the Super Bowl, looking at both favorites and longshots. The Broncos' low odds have sparked debate, with some analysts arguing that they are undervalued despite their recent performance history.