Lions’ Super Bowl odds improve after NFL Draft
The Detroit Lions’ nine-player NFL Draft class improved their odds of winning Super Bowl LIV after the 2019 season.
The Lions’ odds went to 66-1 from the 80-1 they were at before the draft, according to BetOnline.ag.
Those odds are tied for 26th with Buffalo and Tampa Bay among the 32 NFL teams. Only Arizona (80-1), Cincinnati (100-1), Washington (100-1) and Miami (125-1) have worse odds.
The favorites are New England (8-1) and the L.A. Rams (9-1).
In addition, the Lions’ first-round draft pick, Iowa tight end T.J. Hockenson, has 12-1 odds of being named Offensive Rookie of the Year, according to BetOnline.ag. Arizona quarterback Kyler Murray is the favorite at 5-2.
Super Bowl odds
New England Patriots 8-1
Los Angeles Rams 9-1
Kansas City Chiefs 10-1
New Orleans Saints 10-1
Cleveland Browns 14-1
Los Angeles Chargers 14-1
Philadelphia Eagles 14-1
Chicago Bears 16-1
Indianapolis Colts 16-1
Dallas Cowboys 25-1
Green Bay Packers 25-1
Houston Texans 25-1
Minnesota Vikings 25-1
Pittsburgh Steelers 25-1
San Francisco 49ers 25-1
Atlanta Falcons 33-1
Baltimore Ravens 33-1
Jacksonville Jaguars 33-1
Seattle Seahawks 33-1
Oakland Raiders 40-1
Carolina Panthers 50-1
Denver Broncos 50-1
New York Giants 50-1
New York Jets 50-1
Tennessee Titans 50-1
Detroit Lions 66-1
Buffalo Bills 66-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 66-1
Arizona Cardinals 80-1
Cincinnati Bengals 100-1
Washington Redskins 100-1
Miami Dolphins 125-1
Offensive Rookie of the Year odds
Kyler Murray, Arizona QB, 5-2
Dwayne Haskins, Washington QB, 7-1
Josh Jacobs, Oakland RB, 9-1
Marquise Brown, Baltimore WR, 10-1
Mecole Hardman, Kansas City WR, 10-1
Drew Lock, Denver QB, 12-1
T.J. Hockenson, Detroit TE, 12-1
Deebo Samuel, San Francisco WR, 16-1
N'Keal Harry, New England WR, 16-1
Daniel Jones, N.Y. Giants QB, 18-1
A.J. Brown, Tennessee WR, 20-1
D.K. Metcalf, Seattle WR, 20-1
Miles Sanders, Philadelphia RB, 20-1
Noah Fant, Denver TE, 20-1
Parris Campbell, Indianapolis WR, 20-1
Detroit Lions draft picks
First round (No. 8 overall): Iowa TE T.J. Hockenson
Second round (No. 43): Hawaii LB Jahlani Tavai
Third round (No. 81): Boston College S Will Harris
Fourth round (No. 117): Clemson DE Austin Bryant
Fifth round (No. 146): Penn State CB Amani Oruwariye
Sixth round (No. 184): Old Dominion WR Travis Fulgham
Sixth round (No. 186): Maryland RB Ty Johnson
Seventh round (No. 224): Georgia TE Isaac Nauta
Seventh round (No. 229): Arizona DT PJ Johnson