Favorite Super Bowl LV Winner Value Bets (2020)
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With Super Bowl LIV in the books, it’s time to look ahead to Super Bowl LV. We’ve asked our writers and experts for their early best bets for value picks to win Super Bowl LV.
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Here are the odds via FanDuel Sportsbook:
| Team | Odds |
| Kansas City Chiefs | +650 |
| Baltimore Ravens | +700 |
| San Francisco 49ers | +900 |
| New Orleans Saints | +1200 |
| New England Patriots | +1400 |
| Dallas Cowboys | +1700 |
| Philadelphia Eagles | +1700 |
| Minnesota Vikings | +1800 |
| Los Angeles Rams | +2000 |
| Seattle Seahawks | +2000 |
| Green Bay Packers | +2200 |
| Pittsburgh Steelers | +2200 |
| Tennessee Titans | +2600 |
| Cleveland Browns | +3000 |
| Houston Texans | +3200 |
| Buffalo Bills | +3300 |
| Chicago Bears | +3300 |
| Los Angeles Chargers | +3300 |
| Indianapolis Colts | +3500 |
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Q: Who’s your favorite early Super Bowl LV value bet?
Seattle Seahawks (+2000)
Seattle definitely overachieved this year, as they went 10-2 in one-possession games in 2019. Yet, they possess possibly the best quarterback in the NFC paired with a run game that accumulated the fourth-most yards on the season. They also finished the season with the third-highest turnover differential. While most of their starting defensive line is hitting free agency, they have the cap space to re-sign the necessary pieces and three draft picks in the top 64 picks to accumulate more young talent. Playing the NFC East and AFC East should bode well for them accumulating enough wins to make the postseason for the seventh time in Wilson’s eight-year career. With the Seahawks being a great bet to make the playoffs, I like their chances to run the table, especially if the playoffs can run through Seattle. As Super Bowl LIV demonstrated this year, you’d rather have the best quarterback than the best overall roster. At 20/1, the Seahawks are a nice value bet to hoist the Lombardi next season.
– Dan Ambrosino (@AmbrosinoNFL)
For a team that was inches away from beating the Super Bowl runner-up twice, +2000 is a pretty nice value. The Seahawks were just a few pieces and injuries away from being a powerhouse team and still finished 11-5 in the regular season. Russell Wilson can command any game, Pete Caroll at the helm has proven he can get it done time and time again, and this team should only get better. D.K. Metcalf can grow in his sophomore season and become a more versatile receiver, and with a healthy backfield, the Seahawks play-action can be even more deadly. On the defensive side, the Seahawks need to re-sign Jadeveon Clowney, which seems like a toss-up at this point, but an entire season of this star would be monumental for Seattle and their defensive line, which can still be improved in the draft. I fully expect this team to be back in the playoffs next year with the ability to beat anyone they come across. To be tied for the ninth-best Super Bowl odds sounds like great value to me.
– Ryan Coleman (@ryancoleman_98)
Baltimore Ravens (+700)
My pre-free agency and NFL Draft pick to win the Super Bowl is the Baltimore Ravens. They appeared to be just one or two receivers away from being one of the most complete teams in the league, a position that they will undoubtedly address this offseason. The Ravens have some in-house free agents to take care of, most notably Jimmy Smith, who helped form one of the most formidable cornerback units in the entire NFL. +700 sounds terrific for one of only three AFC teams in the top 11 in terms of odds. The Chiefs at +650 are also an excellent value, especially if they add another impact receiver this offseason. With that being said, Chris Jones, Beshaud Breeland, and Kendall Fuller are all free agents, and it may be hard to retain each of them if the Chiefs are truly intent on extending Patrick Mahomes this offseason.
– Raju Byfield (@FantasyContext)
Houston Texans (+3200)
While the Texans don’t possess a first-round pick in 2020’s NFL Draft, they rank in the top-10 NFL teams in effective cap space heading into the offseason. Bill O’Brien taking over as GM will allow him to make free agent acquisitions to plug the holes on the defense and both lines. One of the major keys to Super Bowl success is having a quarterback on a rookie contract or team-friendly deal, and Deshaun Watson is entering the fourth year of his rookie deal this coming season. While they still have a very tough AFC to go through, getting +3200 is a lot of value for a team that has won their division four out of the last five years and looks poised to head back to the playoffs.
– Matt Mesisca (@Mesisca)
Minnesota Vikings (+2000)
It’s hard to deny the Vikings a playoff return and beyond after watching them beat the Saints in the postseason. That coupled with an impressive display of ability from Kirk Cousins in the Pro Bowl, and a likely investment in their offense in the draft, and you’d be crazy not to recognize the value here. If they fix what’s broken and ditch what didn’t work, sitting at the top of the NFC North in 2020 is a no-brainer. Making the playoffs is guaranteed, with a realistic shot at making the big game.
– Spencer Weston
Indianapolis Colts (+3500)
If Jacoby Brissett never got hurt, there’s a decent chance the Colts would’ve taken the Titans’ spot in the playoffs. They finished 7-9 despite Brian Hoyer losing two games, Brissett not playing healthy, and all but giving away the final game against the Jags. No matter what they decide at quarterback, the Colts are a threat to make the playoffs. They have money, draft picks (with a good GM), and a young core. The offensive line should remain one of the best in the league, while the defense has another level to go with the aforementioned young core. Getting them at higher odds than teams like the Browns, Bears, and Chargers is too good to pass up.
– Adam Zdroik (@RotoZdroik)