Super Bowl LIII Odds: Patriots odds on favorites in 2019

NFL fans can now make their bets off these Super Bowl LIII odds

Super Bowl LIII odds are out for all to enjoy thanks to the Supreme Court wiping away a federal ban on sports gambling. No longer will you have to travel to Las Vegas to enjoy putting down a couple bucks on your team. Now you can enjoy it straight from your couch as week one of the NFL regular season approaches.

Thanks to our partners at OddsShark we have the latest Super Bowl LIII odds with a clear favorite going into the 2018 season.

To little surprise, the New England Patriots are favorites to win their sixth Super Bowl since the 2001 season. After the reigning AFC champions sits the two Keystone state teams Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, with the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles with the third-best odds to win again this year.

Here are the full Super Bowl LIII odds, courtesy of OddsShark.

New England Patriots: +500
Pittsburgh Steelers: +1000
Philadelphia Eagles: +1200
Green Bay Packers: +1200
Minnesota Vikings: +1200
Jacksonville Jaguars: +1800
Atlanta Falcons: +2000
Dallas Cowboys: +2000
Houston Texans: +2000
Los Angeles Rams: +2000
New Orleans Saints: +2000
San Francisco 49ers: +2000
Carolina Panthers: +2300
Seattle Seahawks: +2500
Kansas City Chiefs: +3000
Oakland Raiders: +3000
Los Angeles Chargers: +3500
Denver Broncos: +4000
Indianapolis Colts: +4000
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: +4000
Tennessee Titans: +4500
Detroit Lions: +4500
Arizona Cardinals: +4500
Baltimore Ravens: +4500
Miami Dolphins: +6600
New York Giants: +6600
Washington Redskins: +6600
Buffalo Bills: +10000
Chicago Bears: +10000
Cincinnati Bengals: +1000
Cleveland Browns: +10000
New York Jets: +10000

We’ll see if anything changes for the Oakland Raiders and Chicago Bears following the Khalil Mack trade. I’m surprised Oakland remains as favorable as they are to oddsmakers while the Bears and second-year quarterback Mitchell Trubisky are tied for the worst-odds in football.

San Francisco remains a hot ticket with the fifth-best odds despite coming off a 6-10 season and losing their starting running back Jerick McKinnon for the season.

Tampa Bay also feels overrated with odds identical to Denver and Detroit, and better than the Titans, who made the playoffs last year.

The New York Jets could also see a slight change after naming rookie Sam Darnold their week one starter Monday afternoon.

We’ll keep you updated on the latest Super Bowl LIII odds and each team’s point spreads throughout the 2018 NFL season thanks to OddsShark.