Two teams are separating themselves from the crowded NFL contender pack, on the field and according to the oddsmakers.

SportsBetting released updated Super Bowl LVI odds Monday morning and the Chiefs and Packers are perched atop the list with 4-1, or +400, odds.

An oddsmaker from the company said that right now Kansas City would be about a 2-point favorite against Green Bay should they meet in the Super Bowl.

The defending champion Bucs are still among the favorites at third, while the Bills, Cowboys and Rams (tied for fifth) round out the Top 5.

Additionally, below you will find updated division odds for the AFC East, AFC North, AFC South and NFC West, as well as the latest conference odds.

Here are current numbers: 

Super Bowl LVI

Green Bay Packers                  4-1

Kansas City Chiefs                   4-1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers           6-1

Buffalo Bills                             9-1

Dallas Cowboys                       10-1

Los Angeles Rams                   10-1

New England Patriots             14-1

Indianapolis Colts                   16-1

Tennessee Titans                    20-1

Arizona Cardinals                    22-1

Cincinnati Bengals                  28-1

San Francisco 49ers                33-1

Los Angeles Chargers              40-1

Baltimore Ravens                    50-1

Philadelphia Eagles                 70-1

Las Vegas Raiders                   125-1

Cleveland Browns                   150-1

Minnesota Vikings                  150-1

New Orleans Saints                 150-1

Miami Dolphins                      200-1

Pittsburgh Steelers                 200-1

Atlanta Falcons                       750-1

Denver Broncos                      750-1

Washington Football Team                750-1

AFC

Kansas City Chiefs                   +175

Buffalo Bills                             +400

New England Patriots             +600

Indianapolis Colts                   +700

Tennessee Titans                    +800

Cincinnati Bengals                  +1400

Los Angeles Chargers              +2000

Baltimore Ravens                    +2500

Las Vegas Raiders                   +4500

Cleveland Browns                   +7500

Miami Dolphins                      +10000

Pittsburgh Steelers                 +10000

Denver Broncos                      +35000

NFC

Green Bay Packers                  +200

Tampa Bay Buccaneers           +325

Los Angeles Rams                   +400

Dallas Cowboys                       +450

Arizona Cardinals                    +1100

San Francisco 49ers                +1600

Philadelphia Eagles                 +3300

Minnesota Vikings                  +6600

New Orleans Saints                 +7500

Atlanta Falcons                       +35000

Washington Football Team    +35000

AFC East

Buffalo Bills                             -700

New England Patriots             +400

Miami Dolphins                      +10000

(Odds imply an 87.5% probability Bills take division)

AFC North

Cincinnati Bengals                  -270

Baltimore Ravens                    +600

Cleveland Browns                   +600

Pittsburgh Steelers                 +1250

(Odds imply a 73.0% probability Bengals take division)

AFC South

Tennessee Titans                    -1600

Indianapolis Colts                   +800

(Odds imply a 94.1% probability Titans take division)

NFC West

Los Angeles Rams                   -325

Arizona Cardinals                    +250

(Odds imply a 76.5% probability Rams take division)

SportsBetting is one of the thoroughly vetted sportsbooks fully approved by OffshoreInsiders.com     

Well, the proverbial axe fell on its first NFL head last night, and the victim wasn’t a surprise to most.

Urban Meyer’s NFL career was short-lived, and the odds suggest he won’t be coaching anywhere next season.

SportsBetting.ag has also odds for next Jaguars coach, next coach fired, No. 1 conference seeds and Micah Parsons.

Current odds here SportsBetting    

Will Urban Meyer coach in college next season?

Yes +200

No -300

Jaguars next head coach

Byron Leftwich            +400

Kellen Moore              +500

Darrell Bevell              +550

Eric Bieniemy              +700

Joe Brady                    +700

Doug Pederson           +900

Brian Daboll                +1000

Matt Eberflus              +1000

Josh McDaniels           +1400

Pete Carroll                 +1400

Jim Caldwell                +1600

Kyle Shanahan            +1600

Marvin Lewis               +1600

Mike Tomlin                +2500

Next coach fired         

Matt Nagy                   -250

Joe Judge                    +200

Matt Rhule                  +650

Mike Zimmer              +1000

Vic Fangio                   +1600

AFC No. 1 Seed

Patriots +100

Chiefs +170

Titans +250

NFC No. 1 Seed

Packers +130

Bucs +140

Cardinals +375

Cowboys +1400

Rams +1400

Will Micah Parsons record a sack in Week 15?

Yes -175

No +135

Will Micah Parsons break rookie sack record?

Yes +125

No -145

Will Micah Parsons be named DROY and DPOY?

Yes +300

No -500

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One bookmaker in the U.S. is more bullish on the Chiefs than the Bucs. 

MaximBet, part of SportsBetting  is the only sportsbook on the planet that has the Chiefs favored for Super Bowl LVI. Every other market lists the Bucs first and Kansas City second.

“We took a lot of sharp action on the Chiefs when they were struggling at the start of the season and had odds as high as 13-1,” Lenny Estrin, head of MaximBet, a division of SportsBetting trading said. “The Chiefs are our largest liability at this point, and they’re absolutely humming with the defense showing signs of life so they are at the top of our futures board, for now.”

Also below you can find odds for the No. 1 overall pick in this summer’s NFL Draft. Kayvon Thibodeaux is the odds-on favorite at -130.

Super Bowl LVI Odds


Kansas City Chiefs 5-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6-1
Green Bay Packers 7-1
New England Patriots 7-1
Arizona Cardinals 15-2
Dallas Cowboys 12-1
Los Angeles Rams 12-1
Buffalo Bills 14-1
Tennessee Titans 20-1
Los Angeles Chargers 22-1
Baltimore Ravens 25-1
Indianapolis Colts 33-1
San Francisco 49ers 35-1
Cleveland Browns 35-1
Cincinnati Bengals 40-1
Minnesota Vikings 80-1
Philadelphia Eagles 100-1
Denver Broncos 100-1
Washington Football Team 125-1
New Orleans Saints 150-1
Pittsburgh Steelers 150-1
Las Vegas Raiders 250-1
Miami Dolphins 250-1
Seattle Seahawks 250-1
Atlanta Falcons 500-1
Carolina Panthers 1000-1
New York Giants 1500-1
Chicago Bears 5000-1

NFL Draft First Pick


K. Thibodeaux -130
M. Corral +250
M. Willis +450
C. Strong +500
E. Neal +750
S. Howell +1000
D. Leal +1200
D. Stingley Jr. +2000
K. Slovis +3000

Let us know if you have any questions or need more information. Thanks for reading, and have a great day.

Urban Meyer is catching all the heat today, but he’s still not favored to be the first head coach canned this season.

Despite a valiant effort last night against Green Bay, Bears field boss Matt Nagy is the odds-on favorite to be fired first.

Meyer’s odds dropped from +300 to +175 from last week to this week.

Additionally, below you will find updated odds for MVP, Offensive Rookie of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Comeback Player of the Year and Coach of the Year.

Defensive Rookie of the Year is off the board as Micah Parsons has more than a 99 percent probability of claiming that honor.

Odds are provided by SportsBetting  

First Coach Fired

Matt Nagy                   -150

Urban Meyer              +175

Joe Judge                    +450

Matt Rhule                  +600

Mike Zimmer              +1200

Vic Fangio                   +2200

MVP

Tom Brady                  -165

Aaron Rodgers            +600

Kyler Murray               +750

Jonathan Taylor          +1200

Patrick Mahomes        +1200

Justin Herbert             +1400

Matthew Stafford       +1400

Dak Prescott               +2200

Josh Allen                    +2800

Mac Jones                   +10000

Coach of the Year

Bill Belichick                +100

Kliff Kingsbury             +300

Matt LaFleur               +850

Brandon Staley           +1600

Mike Vrabel                +1600

Zac Taylor                   +2000

Mike McCarthy           +2500

Brian Flores                 +3300

Frank Reich                 +3300

Sean McVay                +3300

Andy Reid                    +4000

Bruce Arians                +4000

Ron Rivera                   +4000

Kyle Shanahan            +5000

Nick Sirianni                +8000

Comeback Player of the Year

Dak Prescott               -1000

Joe Burrow                  +700

Nick Bosa                    +900

Carson Wentz             +2000

James Conner             +2000

Joe Mixon                   +3300

Defensive Player of the Year

Myles Garrett              +175

TJ Watt                        +325

Micah Parsons            +350

Matt Judon                 +750

Trevon Diggs               +1000

Nick Bosa                    +1200

Aaron Donald              +2500

JC Jackson                   +3300

Devin White                +4000

Kevin Byard                 +5000

Shaquil Barrett            +5000

Trey Hendrickson        +5000

Offensive Rookie of the Year

Mac Jones                   -300

Ja’Marr Chase             +200

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College Football: 

Western Kentucky-UTSA UNDER 72.5

Yeah, models have become en vogue in recent years. Some are worthless, but a pro gambler I’ve known for years gave me life-changing info when he told me which public ones are and are not worth a shizzle. The best power ratings have the UNDER as 8.6 percent edge and a power line of 66.7. That is a strong variance, especially this late in year. Our top simulator has it going under 62 percent of the time, with 68 points projected. 

Despite the high total, UTSA does hold teams to .4 yards per rush below their normal average while WKU keeps opponents to .4 yards per rush, .3 yards per pass, and .2 yards per play below what they normally get. It’s never over until it’s under, so we may have to sweat it out. But it stays under. 

Top expert pick: Six college football winners up for Friday and Saturday. This includes Wise Guy side and total on the SEC Championship Game, first time we have had a Wise Guy on both the side and total is this doozie. Four totals, two sides. Four NFL Wise Guys, one Major. Get the picks now 

In the biggest SEC Championship Game in NCAAF history, Georgia plays Alabama in the 2021 contest. Georgia is laying -6.5 with a total of 50.5 at MyBookie after a world opener was posted at Betonline, the home of the opening line at -4 and 50.5. Early money poured in on the Bulldogs with 86 percent of bets and 83 percent of the money on the home-state squad. Both metrics lean towards the over with 52 percent of tickets and 66 percent of the handle on a high scoring game. 

Georgia is playing in their home state but doesn’t have as much of a travel edge as some may assume. The Tide will travel 187 miles, compared to 61 for UGA. The Dogs are 8-4 ATS, including 6-0 away from home, while Alabama is 6-6 in the back pocket. UGA has gone under 7-of-12 games this year, the Tide under 6-5-1. 

Georgia has a big edge on offense, especially in the running game, getting 1.1 more yards per rush, 2.2 yards per pass, and 1.4 more yards per play than their opponents normally allow. Bama gets .1 yards per carry less, but 2.0 yards per pass and 1.0 yards per play above what their foes normally permit. 

The Dogs hold teams to a stunning 2.1 yards per rush, 2.1 yards per passing attempt, and 2.0 yards per play (includes special teams) below their normal production. Alabama is solid as well, as teams get 1.7 yards per rush, .6 yards per pass, and 1.2 yards per play below their normal average.

Going against favorites of more than a field goal, but 10 points or less after allowing 5.5 or fewer yards per pass attempt is 64-41 if both teams average at least 8.3 yards per pass. This includes 34-11 more recently. This angle favors Alabama. 

Spread betting trends. All records are ATS: Georgia is 5-0 if they held their previous opponent to under 275 total yards. They are 11-4 on neutral sites. Alabama is 5-0 if they were held to under 100 rushing yards last game, but 3-7 if they hold their last foe to under 100 rushing yards. The underdog has covered 6-of-7 in the series. 

Over-under trends: Georgia under 7-1 neutral, under 28-12 after allowing less than 170 passing yards previous game. The Crimson Tide have gone over 12-3 if they held their last opponent to less than 275 total yards. The series has gone over 7-1-1. 

Top expert pick: Six college football winners up for Friday and Saturday. This includes Wise Guy side and total on the SEC Championship Game, first time we have had a Wise Guy on both the side and total is this doozie. Four totals, two sides at OffshoreInsiders.com    

Who have been the best teams to bet on in the 2021-22 NBA ranked by sweat barometer AKA margin of cover? The now-healthy and rebuilt Golden State Warriors top the list by a fairly large margin at books such as Bovada

Team	ATS Record	ATS margin
Golden State	15-4-1	7.7
Cleveland	13-5-2	5.2
Miami	13-7	3.5
Chicago	13-8	2.1

  Not all the best teams to bet against based on margin of cover have losing ATS marks. However, proponents of sweat barometer would assert the Grizzlies have had good fortune and would be overvalued. Worst ATS teams:

Team	ATS Record	ATS margin
Memphis	11-9	-5.3
LA Lakers	7-15	-5.1
New York	9-11	-3
Dallas	8-10	-2.6
Orlando	8-13	-2

 Best over teams at MyBookie and other books?

Team	OU Record (overs-under)	OU margin
LA Lakers	14-8	5.5
Memphis	12-8	4.4
Charlotte	12-10	3.7

Suffice to say, there have been a lot more under teams, though Joe Duffy, CEO of OffshoreInsiders.com notes that oddsmakers are adjusting and after dominating books with so many under bets, the Grandmaster’s computer software is now spitting out a lot more over bets as sharp computer moves. The top under teams:

Team	OU Record (overs-under)	OU margin
LA Clippers	8-12	-10.1
Oklahoma City	6-13	-9.1
Denver	8-11	-7.3
Golden State	6-14	-6.6
Cleveland	7-13	-6.2
Minnesota	8-12	-6
Washington	7-13	-5
New Orleans	7-15	-4.7
Dallas	7-9-2	-4.1
Chicago	9-12	-4
Milwaukee	7-14	-3.8
Brooklyn	9-11	-3.4
Houston	7-12	-3.2

 Stevie Vincent is widely accepted as the best NBA handicapper since Curt Thomas retired early in this century. His personal bets are posted exclusively at OffshoreInsiders.com    

While OffshoreInsiders.com is putting oddsamkers’ jobs in peril, the college football coaching carousel caught the nation off guard yesterday when USC announced it had hired Lincoln Riley away from Oklahoma.

There will undoubtedly be more heads of programs roll this week and next, and many are speculating who will be hired to fill some of these jobs.

SportsBetting set odds for the LSU, Oklahoma and Washington vacancies on Monday morning, which you can find below.

Odds are highly subject to change. Current odds can be found on SportsBetting

LSU Next Head Coach

Lane Kiffin                   2-1

Mark Stoops               3-1

Matt Campbell            4-1

Luke Fickell                 9-2

Dave Aranda               5-1

Billy O’Brien                11-2

Oklahoma Next Head Coach

Luke Fickell                 3-1

Matt Campbell            4-1

Bob Stoops                  5-1

Mark Stoops               6-1

Brent Venables           7-1

Josh Huepel                15-2

Dave Aranda               8-1

Jay Norvell                  9-1

Alex Grinch                 12-1

Kliff Kingsbury             16-1

Washington Next Head Coach

Kalen Deboer              3-2

Matt Campbell            5-2

Justin Wilcox               4-1

Ray Horton                  6-1

Dave Aranda               11-1

Kellen Moore              11-1

Brent Venables           12-1

Kalani Sitake               12-1

Jay Norvell                  14-1

Joe Salave’a                 16-1

Blake Anderson           20-1

Josh Gattis                  20-1

Jonathan Smith           22-1

Bryan Harsin               25-1

Tom Herman               25-1

Tony Elliott                  25-1

Deion Sanders             33-1