NFL Futures
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NFL Futures
Along with daily bets on all regular season NFL games, most sportsbooks offer a wide variety of NFL futures action, including playoff odds, odds for both the National Football Conference (NFC) and American Championship Conference (AFC) champions, and Super Bowl odds. Looking for even more action? Most sportsbooks have odds on individual player awards, such as NFL MVP odds.What are NFL Futures Bets?
You have tracked all the offseason roster moves, poured over every stat sheet and read every article you could find, leaving you absolutely convinced you know which team is a lock to win the Super Bowl this year. The only thing left to do is check out NFL futures betting. Oddsmakers are already at work setting odds for all major NFL championship games and awards based on the current outlook, but those odds will be continually adjusted as the season drama plays out. By assessing solid opportunities and locking in early odds, astute bettors gain the opportunity to cash in on big wins nobody else saw coming.With any futures bets, you'll typically see a "+" number next to any available wager. For example, +1000 odds for a team to win the Super Bowl would mean that a bet of $100 would pay off $1,000 if that team ended up as champions. In general, these teams or players are seen as the "darkhorse" picks - high risk, but very high reward if they shock the NFL. In some cases, you may see a "-" number next to a team or player that is an overwhelming favorite for a championship or award. For example, -200 odds for a team to win their conference would mean that a bet of $200 on that team would pay a $100 win if they ultimately prevailed as conference champions.
NFL Super Bowl Odds
Super Bowl odds are currently available and will be available throughout the season for any NFL team that has not been mathematically eliminated from playoff contention. Teams with a "+" sign next to their name will pay out whatever number is listed in a bet of $100.Past 10 Super Bowl Champions
| Super Bowl | Date | Winner | Opponent |
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Super Bowl XLVII
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February 3, 2013
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Baltimore Ravens
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San Francisco 49ers
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Super Bowl XLVIII
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February 2, 2014
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Seattle Seahawks
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Denver Broncos
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Super Bowl XLIX
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February 1, 2015
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New England Patriots
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Seattle Seahawks
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Super Bowl 50
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February 7, 2016
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Denver Broncos
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Carolina Panthers
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Super Bowl LI
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February 5, 2017
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New England Patriots
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Atlanta Falcons
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Super Bowl LII
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February 4, 2018
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Philadelphia Eagles
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New England Patriots
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Super Bowl LIII
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February 3, 2019
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New England Patriots
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Los Angeles Rams
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Super Bowl LIV
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February 2, 2020
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Kansas City Chiefs
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San Francisco 49ers
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Super Bowl LV
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February 7, 2021
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Super Bowl LVI
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February 13, 2022
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Los Angeles Rams
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Cincinnati Bengals
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National Football Conference (NFC) Championship Odds
The national Football Conference (NFC) was established as part of of the NFL's merger with the rival American Football League (AFL) in 1970. At the time, the AFL had expanded to 10 team while the NFL fielded 16 clubs, so in order to balance out the two new conferences, 3 teams (the Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers, and the Baltimore Colts) left the now established NFC to join the AFC and balance the two conferences at 13 teams each. Historically, the NFC has shown much greater parity than the AFC, who have sent all but one team to the Super Bowl.
American Football Conference (AFC) Championship Odds
As noted above, the AFC was established at the same time as the NFC as a result of the 1970 merger of the two biggest football leagues in America. Of the current 16 clubs in the AFC, the New England Patriots have been far and beyond the dominant team - capturing a record 11 conference titles and 6 Super Bowl titles. Just like with the NFC Championship, odds for the winners of the AFC Championship are set for all 16 teams early on.
NFL MVP Odds
Similar to picking teams to win their respective conference or the Super Bowl, bettors also have the ability to wager on individual players to earn MVP honors for the NFL at the end of the season. The NFL MVP ranks are dominated by Quarterbacks and Running Backs, with the only exceptions being Hall of Fame linebacker Lawrence Taylor and wide receiver Jerry Rice taking home the honors in 1986 and 1987 respectively. Have a good feeling on a darkhorse you feel is poised for a breakout season? Lock in those odds early for sweet payout!
Associated Press NFL MVP winners
| Year | Player | Team |
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2012 | Adrian Peterson | Minnesota Vikings |
2013 | Peyton Manning | Denver Broncos |
2014 | Aaron Rodgers | Green Bay Packers |
2015 | Cam Newton | Carolina Panthers |
2016 | Matt Ryan | Atlanta Falcons |
2017 | Tom Brady | New England Patriots |
2018 | Patrick Mahomes | Kansas City Chiefs |
2019 | Lamar Jackson | Baltimore Ravens |
2020 | Aaron Rodgers | Green Bay Packers |
2021 | Aaron Rodgers | Green Bay Packers |