2018 Super Bowl LII Odds & Predictions – Early Vegas Favorites to Win Super Bowl 52

2018 Super Bowl LII Odds & Predictions – Early Vegas Favorites to Win Super Bowl 52: The 2017 NFL Season is now over with the New England Patriots having won their 5th Vince Lombardi trophy in a thrilling 34-28 overtime victory over the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI. The time is now to start looking ahead to Super Bowl LII to be played on February 4th, 2018 inside U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, MN. The early futures odds to win 2018 Super Bowl LII(aka Super Bowl 52) are now posted at all the major Las Vegas sportsbooks and at top-rated Bovada Sportsbook with the New England Patriots once again the +400 favorite to win the Super Bowl. The Patriots are followed on the odds board by the Dallas Cowboys at +750 odds, Atlanta Falcons at +1200 odds, Green Bay Packers at +1400 odds, Pittsburgh Steelers at +1400 odds, Oakland Raiders at +1400 odds and Seattle Seahawks at +1400 odds. You can keep tabs on the current 2018 Super Bowl LII Odds all year long on NSAwins.com as we keep a LIVE odds feed from Bovada for Super Bowl 52 and we also will be periodically be updating our predicted winner for Super Bowl LII as the year moves along and we get into the NFL Draft, free agency, preseason, NFL regular season and, of course, the 2018 NFL Playoffs. Let’s take a look at the three teams we consider to be the true Super Bowl LII favorites as of today.

2018 Super Bowl LII Odds & Predictions – Early Vegas Favorites to Win Super Bowl 52

New England Patriots(+400 odds to win Super Bowl 52) – It seems like the New England Patriots are the favorites to win the Super Bowl every year and, frankly, it’s tough to argue against it most of the time. The Patriots are coming off of their 2nd Super Bowl win in the last three years and will be trying to become the first repeat Super Bowl Champion since they finished off their 3rd Super Bowl win in 4 years back in the 2001-2004 Patriots dynasty era that saw them win the Lombardi in 2001, 2003 and 2004. The Patriots head into free agency with $66 million of cap space and look poised to field an even better team in 2017 than they had last year. The rumors swirling now are they might trade backup quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo for a 1st round pick in the upcoming NFL draft and that will only help bolster an already talented roster. Barring a drastic decline by Tom Brady at age 40 next season, it’s tough to see New England not getting back to the Super Bowl in the AFC.

Dallas Cowboys(+750 odds to win Super Bowl 52) – The Dallas Cowboys have not made or won the Super Bowl since the 1995 season but things are looking up big time in Big D after Jerry Jones and company hit the jackpot last NFL Draft with quarterback Dak Prescott and running back Ezekiel Elliott. The Cowboys seem to be set at quarterback and running back for many years to come and they have arguably the NFL’s best offensive line to go along with them. The Cowboys won the NFC East last season but slipped up in their Divisional Round Playoff game at home against Green Bay but that experience should help them going forward into the 2017 season. If the Cowboys can land another stellar draft class in the upcoming NFL Draft and bolster their mediocre defense than the sky is the limit for “America’s Team” in 2017. Don’t be shocked if the Cowboys make it to the franchise’s 9th Super Bowl at Super Bowl 52.

Green Bay Packers(+1400 odds to win Super Bowl 52) – The Green Bay Packers are always amongst the favorites to win the Super Bowl with the game’s best quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, under center. Brady may have 5 Super Bowl rings and be the all-time GOAT but nobody plays the position at a higher level than Rodgers and it’s a shame that he’s only been to one Super Bowl primarily because of a weak Green Bay Packers defense failing him most years. The Packers defense has been atrocious the past few years and that’s been the Achilles heel of the squad in it’s hopes of getting to the Super Bowl out of the always tough NFC. The time is ticking on Rodgers’ prime NFL years as he’ll be 34 years old by the time the 2018 NFL Playoffs start and the Green Bay front office needs to have a stellar NFL Draft and free agency period to give Rodgers the defensive help he needs to get the Packers back to the big game. He is far too great to not win at least three Super Bowl rings before his career is up.

Super Bowl 52 – Odds to Win
Moneyline Odds
New England Patriots +400
Dallas Cowboys +750
Atlanta Falcons +1200
Green Bay Packers +1400
Pittsburgh Steelers +1400
Oakland Raiders +1400
Seattle Seahawks +1400
Denver Broncos +1600
New York Giants +1800
Minnesota Vikings +2500
Carolina Panthers +2500
Kansas City Chiefs +2500
Indianapolis Colts +3300
Arizona Cardinals +3300
Houston Texans +3300
Tennessee Titans +3300
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +5000
Baltimore Ravens +5000
Cincinnati Bengals +5000
Miami Dolphins +5000
New Orleans Saints +5000
Philadelphia Eagles +5000
Detroit Lions +6600
Washington Redskins +6600
Buffalo Bills +6600
Jacksonville Jaguars +6600
Los Angeles Chargers +6600
Los Angeles Rams +7500
New York Jets +10000
Chicago Bears +10000
Cleveland Browns +10000
San Francisco 49ers +10000