The 2022 NFL Draft is over and the Buffalo Bills are still the consensus betting favorite to win Super Bowl 57 at +650 odds, and Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Bucs aren’t far behind at +700 odds.

Josh Allen from the Buffalo Bills takes the field after player introductions at Orchard Park in 2021. (Image: Jeffrey T. Barnes/AP)

Defending Super Bowl champions, the Los Angeles Rams, are +1000 odds and clustered with the Kansas City Chiefs and Green Bay Packers in a three-way tie for the third-highest teams on the NFL futures board at DraftKings.

The Cincinnati Bengals were the runner-up in Super Bowl 56, yet are still at +1800 odds to win Super Bowl 57 after seeing no movement after the draft.

Faves: Bills, Bucs, Rams, Packers, Chiefs

America loves an underdog, and the Buffalo Bills are still trying to win their first-ever Super Bowl. The NFL changed its overtime rules after the Bills got shafted in the greatest playoff game of all time during a heartbreaking loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Divisional Round. You can jump on the Bills Mafia bandwagon and back Buffalo at +650 odds to win Super Bowl 57.

Tom Brady unretired, again making the Bucs a popular favorite along with the Bills to win Super Bowl 57 at +700 odds. Meanwhile, Bruce Arians retired and defensive coordinator Todd Bowles is the new head coach.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs were upset by Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Championship last year. They’re on a mission to win a second Super Bowl with Mahomes under center, but they’ll have to do it without the Cheetah after Tyreek Hill bolted to the Miami Dolphins. The Chiefs are a popular pick at +1000 odds to win Super Bowl 57.

Aaron Rodgers remained with the Green Bay Packers after he “got the bag” with the largest quarterback contract in NFL history at $200 million. However, his favorite wideout Davante Adams is now with the Las Vegas Raiders. The Packers are still in the top five on the futures board at +1000 odds to win the championship.

It’s difficult to win back-to-back Super Bowl victories, but the LA Rams find themselves at +1000 odds to pull off the rare feat.

New QBs: Broncos, Browns, Colts

The Denver Broncos didn’t land Rodgers in a trade with the Green Bay Packers, but they snagged Russell Wilson from the Seattle Seahawks instead. The Broncos saw their Super Bowl odds spike after adding Wilson, and everyone in the Rocky Mountains fired away at the Broncos, which is why their Super Bowl odds are now +1600.

The Cleveland Browns shocked everyone when they paid a handsome price in both salary and draft picks to acquire Deshaun Watson from the Houston Texans. The Browns also saw a spike in their Super Bowl odds at +1700.

The Indianapolis Colts parted ways with Carson Wentz because they think Matt Ryan still has some gas left in the tank. Matty Ice doesn’t have to fling it like he did a decade ago in Atlanta, but simply has to hand the ball off to Jonathan Taylor and let him work his magic. The Colts settled for another potential one-year quarterback rental and they’re +2200 odds to win the Super Bowl.

New Head Coaches: Raiders, Dolphins, Vikings, Saints

Josh McDaniel gambled heavily on the Las Vegas Raiders as his new employer and left Bill Belichick’s staff at New England, which was a surprise considering the AFC West is stacked with high-octane offenses. The Raiders are +3500 odds to win a Super Bowl, but that’s more of a pipe dream than anything else.

The Miami Dolphins fired Brian Flores, but added offensive wunderkind Mike McDaniel to help elevate Tua Tagovailoa to an elite quarterback. The Dolphins were a popular fetish pick at +3500 odds.

The Minnesota Vikings hired Kevin O’Connell after he won a Super Bowl with the LA Rams as their offensive coordinator. O’Connell believes in Kirk Cousins (as his former QB coach), but the Vikings will never win the big one with Cousins under center. The Vikes are another pipe dream at +4500 odds.

Sean Payton abruptly retired from the New Orleans Saints, but they hired from within the organization and promoted defensive coordinator Dennis Allen as their new head coach. You can cast all the voodoo spells you want, but Who Dat nation knows the Saints are a long shot at +5000 odds.