Super Bowl 56 odds: Buccaneers odds drop after Super Bowl 55 win but Chiefs the favorite

Super Bowl 56 odds are out and the Buccaneers’ odds are dropping after beating the Chiefs in Super Bowl 55 but the Chiefs are the favorite for next year.

Super Bowl LV is officially in the books but it’s never too early to start getting ready for next year’s big game. A lot can happen between now and Super Bowl 56 out in Los Angeles, but it is always informative to look at how the betting market views the favorites to hoist the Lombardi Trophy at SoFi Stadium.

A lot can happen to shift the odds in the NFL and this offseason will be no exception. Matthew Stafford’s trade from the Lions to the Rams significantly helped the odds for Los Angeles to become the second team to play in a Super Bowl in its home stadium while the Deshaun Watson sweepstakes could have a seismic impact on the 2021 playoff picture if Houston ends up trading him.

The early action also doesn’t take into account the impact of the lowered salary cap, which could force teams in cap hell to cut key pieces to get underneath the projected $175 million thresholds. Teams like the Saints and Eagles could see their odds dip if they are forced to jettison key pieces.

Let’s take a look at the early odds for all 32 teams to claim a Super Bowl title in 2021. All lines are provided courtesy of SportsBetting.com.

Super Bowl 56 odds

• Chiefs 6/1
• Buccaneers 7/1
• Bills 10/1
• Rams 12/1
• Packers 12/1
• Ravens 12/1
• Saints 15/1
• 49ers 20/1
• Seahawks 20/1
• Colts 25/1
• Dolphins 25/1
• Steelers 25/1
• Browns 28/1
• Cowboys 28/1
• Titans 28/1
• Chargers 33/1
• Vikings 33/1
• Patriots 33/1
• Cardinals 40/1
• Bears 40/1
• Raiders 50/1
• Eagles 50/1
• Broncos 50/1
• Falcons 66/1
• Panthers 66/1
• Giants 66/1
• Texans 66/1
• Washington 66/1
• Bengals 100/1
• Jets 100/1
• Lions 150/1
• Jaguars 150/1