Updated Super Bowl Odds for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers aren't dead yet. After an exciting 30-24 victory over the Carolina Panthers in Week 17 that saw Tom Brady complete 34-45 for 432 yards and 3 touchdowns - all to WR Mike Evans - the Bucs look to have life as they clinched the NFC South and secured the #4 overall seed in the NFC playoff race.
The Buccaneers' regular season may not have been pretty by any means, but with what appears to be a wide-open NFC this season, there is no reason to believe that these Bucs, led by Tom Brady, don't have somewhat of a chance to make a playoff run and maybe even another Super Bowl appearance. The Eagles are dealing with a questionable Jalen Hurts, the 49ers, albeit extremely talented, are on their third-string quarterback and the Vikings look like one of the more overrated top teams in the league.
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Heading into week 18 the odds for who wins the Super Bowl are starting to shift as teams stake a claim to their playoff spots. For the Buccaneers, their odds drastically increased following their much-needed win against the Panthers last week, and appear to be a dark horse candidate to win the whole darn thing.
According to Caesars Sportsbook, the Buccaneers currently have the 7th best odds to win the Lombardi Trophy this season at +2500; a surge in their odds compared to the week before odds of +3500. Anything can happen once the playoffs begin, so be sure not to count the Buccaneers and Tom Brady out even with how rocky their regular season was.
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Super Bowl Odds Entering Week 18
Kansas City Chiefs +375
Buffalo Bills +400
San Francisco 49ers +500
Philadelphia Eagles +550
Cincinnati Bengals +800
Dallas Cowboys +1000
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +2500
Los Angeles Chargers +2500
Minnesota Vikings +2800
Baltimore Ravens +3000
Green Bay Packers +3500
Jacksonville Jaguars +5000
New York Giants +6000
Miami Dolphins +7000
Detroit Lions +12500
New England Patriots +15000
Seattle Seahawks +15000
Tennessee Titans +15000
Pittsburgh Steelers +30000
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